Aulani Wilhem is a powerhouse, and I am so excited to share this conversation with I had with her. It was incredibly inspiring to me, and I’m sure it is going to be for you. Not only because of what Aulani’s 25 years of work in conservation brings to the table, but because of how great she is at communicating the true value behind knowledge, and how we can all benefit from all types of knowledge: not only rigorous scientific investigation, but also our culture and even our intuition.

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Aulani Wilhelm: Ancestry, intuition, science and unlocking potential.

The life of my guest has been an adventure. From growing up in Wisconsin, to being a bartender in Alaska, an aspiring fisherwoman, a fisheries enthusiast, and finally to becoming a successful geological oceanographer. After years of discovery and self-reinvention, Susan Merle has been pushed by climate change and current events to welcome politics into her scientific narrative. We will talk about all of this and some more, in this podcast.

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Susan Merle: A life of adventure

Tamara Baumberger has a message for all of those thinking about pursuing a career in science: Go For It! The World is With You!

She holds a PhD. in Marine Geochemistry and works with hydrothermal vents, submarine volcanoes and methane seeps. She’s doing her Post Doc in the US at Oregon State University.

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Tamara Baumberger on science, travel and a life outdoors: just go for it!

Laura May es una bióloga integrativa que usa diferentes herramientas para estudiar la comunicación acústica en especies marinas, sobre todo cetáceos. O sea, de los animales más carismáticos que conocemos: como las ballenas y delfines. Ella es una pionera del campo en Costa Rica y Panamá.

En este podcast hablamos del camino que la llevó hasta donde está ahora, los retos, las lecciones y sus mejores momentos en el agua.

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Mónika Naranjo González