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Resilient Earth Radio & PodcastBeyond the UN Ocean Conference: A Captain's Call to Action - Captain Paul Watson, from ParisSend us a textCaptain Paul Watson speaks with us from Paris about his experiences at the UN Ocean Conference, meetings with global leaders including President Macron, and his continued ocean conservation efforts after his release from a Greenland prison.• The UN Ocean Conference yielded a major victory with 64 countries ratifying the High Seas Treaty, providing additional legal protection for ocean interventions• Captain Paul met with French President Macron, the Mayor of Reykjavik, the President of French Polynesia, and Brazil's Environment Minister to discuss marine conservation• Whaling in Iceland has been paused for three...2025-07-1858 min
Captain Paul Watson Foundation PodcastE49 - Catching Up with Captain Paul WatsonIn today's episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation Podcast, we cover a lot of ground. Captain Watson talks about many topics including whaling in Iceland, Deep Sea Mining, the krill fishery in the Southern Ocean, and he reflects on his arrest last year in Greenland. Captain Watson and the Foundation are very happy that the Fin whales around Iceland are not being hunted this year. Paul reiterates that should the whalers change their minds, the CPWF will go back to Iceland to stop them. Paul also looks to the future and the importance of stopping the Krill Fishery whic...2025-07-1821 min
The SweeperThe birth of Rayo Vaticano, Tromsø’s 'Midnight Match' & China’s AI-robot tournamentIn Part 1, Lee and Paul bring you the best stories from the European continent. How could YOU get involved with the first proper club in the world's smallest country? Why do Tromsø, the world's northernmost professional team, play one Eliteserien match per season at midnight? Which Guinness World Record do the Bosnia & Herzegovina Women's Premier League champions SFK 2000 hold? And how did the Cold War delay a European tie between Northern Ireland's Glenavon and Germany's Aue by 65 years? In Part 2, the stories are from the rest of the world. In China, a tournament between AI r...2025-07-0851 min
Adventure DiariesWarrior Walker’s 24k Mile Journey: Paul Harris Walking Around The UK - (PART 2/2)🎙️ Please make sure to click 'Follow' the show – It really helps the show. Thanks!In this emotional and unfiltered episode of Adventure Diaries, we welcome back Paul Harris, aka The Warrior Walker, for Part Two of his astonishing journey: walking over 20,000 kilometers around the UK—twice. From sleeping in graveyards and castles to withstanding minus 16°C winters alone in the Highlands, Paul opens up about solitude, near-death moments, mental health, kindness from strangers, and the aftershock of completing an adventure of this scale.🦌 Ever been stared down by a wild sta...2025-06-1256 min
Adventure DiariesPaul Harris: Warrior Walker’s 24k Mile Journey for Purpose, Peace & People - (PART 1/2)🎙️ Please make sure to click 'Follow' the show – It really helps the show. Thanks!Paul Harris: The Warrior Walker joins me for an unforgettable two-part conversation that begins in trauma and ends in transformation. A man who’s walked over 24,000 miles around the UK coastline—twice—Paul wasn’t chasing a record. He was trying to survive.From his early years as a shy, lost kid to becoming a Royal Marine, then a private security contractor in Kabul, Paul’s life has veered from extreme danger to deep reflection. He’s witnessed wa...2025-06-0555 minCaptain Paul Watson Foundation PodcastE48 - Alex Neubauer - Update from CPWF IrelandIn today's episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation Podcast, we speak with Alex Neubauer, the leader of CPWF Ireland. Alex and his team of volunteers recently hosted the crew of the John Paul DeJoria in Ireland. Alex also explains to us that there are plans for Oyster Farms in Ireland that will damage the ecosystem and hurt native oysters. He and his team are working hard to bring awareness to this potential ecological disaster. We also get a chance to talk about another campaign CPWF Ireland is planning to protect seals.Support the showhttp...2025-05-3021 minCaptain Paul Watson Foundation PodcastE47 Gary Stokes - Tracking the Japanese Whaling FleetIn today's episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation Podcast, we get a chance to catch up with Gary Stokes. Gary fills us in on the movements of the Japanese whaling fleet. We also touch on many other marine conservation topics. Support the showhttps://www.paulwatsonfoundation.org/https://shop.paulwatson.com/2025-03-1355 minCaptain Paul Watson Foundation PodcastE46 - Conversation with Captain Paul WatsonIn today's episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation Podcast, we get a chance to speak with Paul for the first time since his release from the prison in Nuuk, Greenland. We touch on his time in prison and his plans to stop Kristján Loftsson from killing more fin whales off the coast of Iceland this spring. Paul also mentions that the CPWF ship Bandero is stationed in Australia in case Japan decides to return to the Southern Ocean to kill more whales.Support the showhttps://www.paulwatsonfoundation.org/https://shop.pau...2025-01-3111 min
Resilient Earth Radio & PodcastAnti-Whaling Activist Captain Paul Watson talks from his home in Paris about his time in the Greenland prison where he was kept 5 months on an Interpol Warrant by JapanSend us a textWe talk in early January 2025 with Captain Paul Watson in this 21st episode about his captivity in Greenland (we covered his July 21, 2024 arrest in episode #1 with the President of Sea Shepherd France Lamya Essemlali). We discuss what happened, why this all came down, how he got the notice December 17 that he'd be freed, and what he and the Sea Shepherd France and Brazil, along with the Captain Paul Watson Foundation will be doing next. He became a total rockstar during his 5 months of captivity. We touch on all the support he received during...2025-01-1959 min
The SweeperANNOUNCEMENT: LIVE UEFA CONFERENCE LEAGUE PODCAST ON THURSDAY 19 DECEMBERHello everyone!
Lee and Paul have some news: We're going to be hosting a live stream watch-along during the UEFA Conference League Matchday 6 action on the evening of Thursday 19 December. We will go live on social media shortly before kick-off in the matches, which will all start simultaneously at 20:00 GMT / 21:00 CET, and will be joined by guests throughout the evening. You can watch the live stream on Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram and Facebook by following us at @sweeperpod. For more details, check out the short audio announcement. We look forward to bringing you coverage from our favourite club...2024-12-1603 minCaptain Paul Watson Foundation PodcastE45 - URGENT, PAUL NEEDS YOUR HELP!Since July, Captain Paul Watson has been in prison in Nuuk, Greenland. Arrested by Denmark at the request of Japan, Paul's fate resides in the hands of the Danish Minister of Justice, Peter Hummelgaard. Japan is using all of its political might to coerce Denmark into extraditing Paul, where the Japanese intend to lock Paul up for the rest of his life.We all need to raise our voices in order to put pressure on Peter Hummelgaard to FREE PAUL WATSON!Please continue to email the Danish Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard and ask fo...2024-12-0706 minThe SweeperA SAN MARINO PROMOTION, Hispaniola at the Gold Cup & Coupe de France controversyThis episode is brought to you in association with FIFA+. Click here to get your free FIFA+ account and watch live football around the world: www.tinyurl.com/FIFAPlusSweeper There was only ever going to be one starting point for our international coverage in Part 1: San Marino’s historic promotion to UEFA Nations League C! But how do we think they will fare and who do we want to see them face? Up next is the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, the home of Haiti & Dominican Republic – both of whom have qualified for the 2025 Gold Cup. But which other examples of s...2024-11-2747 minCaptain Paul Watson Foundation PodcastE44 - Paul Watson Conversation From Prison in Nuuk, GreenlandIn today's episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation Podcast, we get the rare opportunity to talk to Captain Paul Watson from prison in Nuuk, Greenland. Paul was arrested on July 21, 2024, and he gives us an idea of what life has been like for him since his arrest. For those who support Paul, it is simply nice to hear his voice as he navigates through the bogus charges brought against him by Japan. Paul's next court appearance is on Wednesday, November 13th. Hopefully Greenland and the government of Denmark will do the right thing and release Paul!Sup...2024-11-1221 min