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De Leeuw Brult VerderDe Leeuw Brult Verder met Sjoerd van RamshorstPodgast van de week is Sjoerd van Ramshorst. Hij begon ooit als beeldredacteur, maar staat nu liever voor de camera als presentator van Met het Mes op Tafel en Studio Sport. Ook aan tafel: AD-journalisten Chris van Mersbergen en Josselin Gordijn over hun boek Boer zocht Vrouw, met daarin het eerlijke verhaal achter het televisieprogramma. Aan de stamtafel van café Eik en Linde blijft geen onderwerp onbesproken — en deze week is dat de dood. Want daar móet over gepraat worden, vindt begrafenisondernemer Tessa Di Corrado, en het liefst al op jonge leeftijd. En meebruller Simon Keijzer is terug van...2025-05-071h 04
Unlock Top Free Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, SportsMACCA: My story so far by Mackenzie ArnoldPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/767054 to listen full audiobooks. Title: MACCA: My story so far Author: Mackenzie Arnold Narrator: Tessa De Josselin Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 28 minutes Release date: October 8, 2024 Genres: Sports Publisher's Summary: Matildas fever swept across the country during the 2023 World Cup campaign, filling stadiums beyond capacity, uniting communities and inspiring the next generation of world-class athletes. In one of the iconic 'where-were-you-when' moments in Australian sports history, the Matildas faced down the French in an epic penalty shootout that would propel them through to the semifinals for the first time ever. Standing on the...2024-10-0803 min
Discover the Best Audio Stories in Biography & Memoir, MemoirsMACCA: My story so far by Mackenzie ArnoldPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/767054 to listen full audiobooks. Title: MACCA: My story so far Author: Mackenzie Arnold Narrator: Tessa De Josselin Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 28 minutes Release date: October 8, 2024 Genres: Memoirs Publisher's Summary: Matildas fever swept across the country during the 2023 World Cup campaign, filling stadiums beyond capacity, uniting communities and inspiring the next generation of world-class athletes. In one of the iconic 'where-were-you-when' moments in Australian sports history, the Matildas faced down the French in an epic penalty shootout that would propel them through to the semifinals for the first time ever. Standing on the...2024-10-0803 min
The Nature Between UsSue Stuart-Smith - The Well Gardened Mind: Natures Restorative AbilitiesNo doubt many of us know how good it feels to spend time in nature, but did you know that the act of gardening has huge psychological benefits for our brains, our relationships, and many other aspects of our physical and mental health?
In this episode Tessa sits down with Sue Stuart-Smith to discuss the positives of digging around in the soil. Sue is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist who’s latest book The Well Gardened Mind explores the psychological significance of gardening. A Sunday Times bestseller, Sue combines observation, horticulture, brain science, literature and history.
The...2022-08-0240 minThe Nature Between UsSahira Bell - Exploring Kelp Forests On The Great Southern ReefThe Great Southern Reef spans the entire bottom half of Australia, and 70% of our national population lives within 50kms of it. Yet, it's largely unknown. In this episode Tessa sits down with Dr Sahira Bell to chat about this vital cool water ecosystem, and a marine plant they both adore: seaweed! With its many benefits and uses, seaweed is becoming a hot topic in the climate conversation and on The Great Southern Reef it's the 'kelp forests' that have Sahira's heart.
Sahira is marine ecologist at the University of Western Australia's Ocean Institute and a self confessed k...2022-07-1951 min
The Nature Between UsDavid Booth - The Great Migration: Tropical Fish & Coral DeclineIn this episode we're diving into the ocean waters to learn about our incredible coral reef systems. As beautiful as they are important, coral reefs are often called the ‘rainforests of the sea’ and are some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. But, they are struggling against the effects of climate change so Tessa sits down with tropical fish and coral reef expert David Booth to get the 411 on how reef systems function, their current state and what we can do to help them thrive.
David is a Professor of Marine Ecology at UTS, and the...2022-07-0444 min
The Nature Between UsVirginia Marshall - Overturning Aqua Nullius & Restoring Aboriginal Water RightsIt's been three decades since the landmark Mabo decision overturned the concept of terra nullius - land belonging to no one - yet the idea of aqua nullius and the fight for restoring Aboriginal water rights remains.
In this episode Tessa speaks to Wiradjuri Nyemba woman Dr Virginia Marshall about detangling the complex web of water management, the Royal Commission into the Murray Darling basin and the commodification of water. Virginia is a practicing lawyer and a duty solicitor specialising in intellectual property and traditional knowledge. She's also an Executive Officer of the Aboriginal Water Trust and was a member...2022-06-2034 min
The Nature Between UsKelly Elkin - Cute Clothes, But At What Cost?Fashion, clothing, shoes, accessories .... we all buy them, use them, and dispose of them. But what are the environmental and human impacts of this? And as much as marketing loves to sell it - can the fashion industry ever be truely sustainable?
In this ep, Tessa sits down with sustainable supply chain expert Kelly Elkin. Having previously co-founded online store Well Made Clothes, as well the Australian Ethical Fashion Association - Clean Cut, Kelly has been on the forefront of sustainable fashion in Australia for decades, helping both emerging and established brands build strategies driven by social and environmental impact...2022-06-0652 min
The Nature Between UsTim Heard - The Secret & Sometimes Solitary Life of Native BeesBees are infinitely important to our food production, plant pollination and ecosystem biodiversity. You've probably come across a European honeybee before, but did you know Australia has over 2000 different types of native bees?
In this episode, Tessa speaks with Dr Tim Heard - an entomologist and ex CSIRO research scientist who focuses on stingless and native bees. The pair get chatting about the differences between native and introduced bees, the types of native species here in Australia, the challenges they are facing and what we can do to help our buzzy friends thrive.
Keep up to date with Tims work...2022-05-2343 min
The Nature Between UsTishiko King - The Power of First Nations VoicesIn this ep, Tessa chats with Tishiko King, a proud Kulkalaig woman from the Island of Masig in Zenadth Kes (Torres Straight Islands). She's the Campaigns Director at Seed Mob, an organiser for the Our Islands Our Home campaign and an all-round legend who is passionate about sharing culture, amplifying social inequality, and advocating for the rights of First Nations people.
Tish is currently based in Naarm but has bounced around a bit throughout her interesting life. Hear about her journey to studying marine biology, how she went from working for a mining company to fighting gas exploration in the...2022-05-0943 min
The Nature Between UsAnna Rose - The Climate Conversation & Why We Need A Government That CaresIn the first episode of season 2, Tessa sits down with one of Australia's most accomplished climate campaigners, Anna Rose.
Anna is the co-founder of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) and Groundswell Giving. She's on the board for Farmers for Climate Action, a Governor of WWF Australia and co-star of the ABC documentary I Can Change Your Mind on Climate Change.
With the upcoming federal election and increase in extreme weather events supercharging the climate conversation, Tessa wanted to hear from someone who's experienced political change first hand, and knows exactly how to turn the dial for good.
The pair...2022-04-2533 min
The Nature Between UsWelcome to Season TwoAfter a year of chatting, recording and editing (plus hiking a couple mountains in between)....your favourite enviro pod, The Nature Between Us, is back!
In this season, Tessa delves into topics such as natural gas fracking, sustainable fashion, Aboriginal water rights, the plight of our bee's, diminishing kelp forests, migrating tropical fish, the psychological benefits of gardening and of course - climate change and the upcoming election!
It's a smorgasbord of enviro thoughts, feelings, solutions and fun. Tune in to keep your mind ticking over and the fire in your belly raging. Launching April 26th, with episodes released fortnightly...2022-04-1802 min
Climactic2 of 2 | NonFictioNOW | 5 Podcasters on climate-engaged audio
Part 2 of a 2-part episode. Or, watch the whole panel on YouTube here. A Quiet Chat About Climate ChangeClimate change is seemingly never talked about in the tones used by friends when talking about their weekend plans, their kids grades at school, their mum's health. Instead climate is either shouted about, during rallies and marches, and for very good reason. Or in hushed, anxious tones, with lots of knowing looks exchanged. And yet like any social movement, making choices due to climate change needs to become as normal as “we don't shop there beca...2021-12-3158 minClimactic2 of 2 | NonFictioNOW | 5 Podcasters on climate-engaged audio
Part 2 of a 2-part episode. Or, watch the whole panel on YouTube here. A Quiet Chat About Climate ChangeClimate change is seemingly never talked about in the tones used by friends when talking about their weekend plans, their kids grades at school, their mum's health. Instead climate is either shouted about, during rallies and marches, and for very good reason. Or in hushed, anxious tones, with lots of knowing looks exchanged. And yet like any social movement, making choices due to climate change needs to become as normal as “we don't shop there beca...2021-12-3158 min
Climactic1 of 2 | NonFictioNOW | 5 Podcasters on climate-engaged audio
Part 1 of a 2-part episode. Or, watch the whole panel on YouTube here. A Quiet Chat About Climate ChangeClimate change is seemingly never talked about in the tones used by friends when talking about their weekend plans, their kids grades at school, their mum's health. Instead climate is either shouted about, during rallies and marches, and for very good reason. Or in hushed, anxious tones, with lots of knowing looks exchanged. And yet like any social movement, making choices due to climate change needs to become as normal as “we don't shop there beca...2021-12-2358 minClimactic1 of 2 | NonFictioNOW | 5 Podcasters on climate-engaged audio
Part 1 of a 2-part episode. Or, watch the whole panel on YouTube here. A Quiet Chat About Climate ChangeClimate change is seemingly never talked about in the tones used by friends when talking about their weekend plans, their kids grades at school, their mum's health. Instead climate is either shouted about, during rallies and marches, and for very good reason. Or in hushed, anxious tones, with lots of knowing looks exchanged. And yet like any social movement, making choices due to climate change needs to become as normal as “we don't shop there beca...2021-12-2358 min
The Nature Between UsDavid Finnigan - Performance Art in the Climate Era, Translating Science & Why He Was Wrong About the FiresThis episode is all about creating art in the era of climate change. Specifically theater, which has the power to connect, provoke and inspire people far and wide. Which got Tessa thinking....could theater be the answer to climate anxiety, science communication or even just a subtle push for action?
Today's guest is David Finnigan, a writer and theatre-maker who works with earth scientists to produce engaging performances about climate and global change. His plays include Kill Climate Deniers, You're Safe Til 2024, and 44 Sex Acts In One Week. Outside of being a playwright he is also a member of a...2021-03-0453 min
The Nature Between UsAlice Forrest - The Invisible Threat of Microplastics, Experiencing Antarctica & Her Self Built Tiny HomePlastic pollution in our oceans is a well known and widespread problem, but because plastic never actually goes away, it just gets smaller and smaller, we are now fighting a new dilemma - micro/nano plastics.... and with recent studies suggesting seafood eaters consume around a credit card's worth of plastic each year, it's cause for concern.
In this episode Tessa speaks with conservationist and marine biologist Alice Forrest, who has spent the past decade traveling the world, researching plastic pollution and marine conservation, freediving with whales and teaching people about the importance of treading lightly. We discuss everything you...2021-02-1150 min
The Nature Between UsChristian Hampson: Indigenous Land Management, Aboriginal Cultural Heritage & Native Edible PlantsListening and learning from First Nations Peoples is crucial to a healthy environment. In this episode Tessa speaks with Christian Hampson, a proud Woiwurrung and Maneroo Aboriginal man who is interweaving Indigenous knowledge and collaborative design thinking to walk a new path - away from conventional approaches.
In 2019 Christian co-founded Yerrabingin, a commercial design organisation that creates environmentally conscious native landscapes enriched with Indigenous narratives. One such project was the world's first Indigenous rooftop farm, that hosts over 2,500 Australian native edible plants, and is located on top of Yerrabingin House in South Eveleigh, Sydney. Prior to Yerrabingin, Christian had 20 Years...2021-01-1950 min
The Nature Between UsCyrus Sutton: Filmmaking, Surfing & Small Scale Sustainable FarmingCyrus Sutton is a professional surfer, documentary filmmaker, permaculturalist and DIY king. He's also a friend of Tessa's and in this episode the pair get chatting about small scale agriculture, surf adventures in Russia, life in a van, the commodification of nature and power of storytelling and mythology. Cyrus is a deep thinker with a clear understanding of the connectedness of our planet - from ecology to sustainability, to surfing and the way in which humans can have a more meaningful and rewarding existence within nature. He grew up in the OC in California, and has spent the majority of...2020-12-221h 31
The Nature Between UsRebecca Huntley: How To Talk About Climate Change In A Way That Makes A DifferenceTalking about climate change can be riddled with pitfalls...and as it turns out - the scientific facts aren't necessarily the best place to start. In this episode Tessa speaks with one of Australia's best known social researchers and author - Rebecca Huntley. Along with degrees in Law and film studies, and a PHD in gender studies, Rebecca has written numerous books and essays, and is a regular commentator on radio and television. Having delved into some of our most complex social issues Rebecca recently turned her focus to helping the climate crisis and produced her latest book How To...2020-12-091h 08
The Nature Between UsNate Byrne & Emma Morris: Big Weather & the Future of Immersive TechnologyThe past 20 years has seen a staggering increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. The cause? Scientific consensus says a warming climate is the culprit....but when you break it down, how exactly does that work? And how can futuristic technology and immersive storytelling help us to adapt? In this episode Tessa speaks with two weather obsessed guests. Nate Byrne - a meteorologist, oceanographer, Navy Lieutenant and ABC News Breakfast weatherman, and Emma Morris - an award winning documentary producer/director, immersive technology geek, and the brains behind a new augmented reality experience - Mt Resilience. We...2020-11-2352 min
The Nature Between UsJess Miller: Liveable Cities & The Power of TreesIn Australia, 71% of the population live in a major city - but how sustainable is this? And what exactly makes a city liveable? In this episode Tessa chats with Sydney City Councillor Jess Miller to find out. If you're a sydney local you might already know Jess. She was first elected to Council in 2016, and served as Deputy Lord Mayor from 2017-2018. She is currently the Deputy Chair of the Environment Committee, sits on the Cycling Advisory Committee, and is a big advocate for sustainable urban design and a diverse night time economy. Jess is also an Impact Strategist at...2020-11-0939 min
The Nature Between UsDavid Barnden: A New Era of Australian Climate Change LawEnvironmental law has existed since around the 1960s, however only recently have litigations pivoted to address the concerns of growing emission levels and a warming climate. In this episode Tessa speaks with David Barnden, the founder and principal lawyer of Equity Generation Lawyers - a law firm that specialises in Australian climate change law.
They discuss the history of environmental regulation in australia, the recent EPBC Act review, how covid is affecting the legal system, the economic impact of climate change inaction on investments and our global reputation, and of course the three high profile and progressive cases he's currently...2020-10-1840 min
The Nature Between UsPeta Norris: Bushfire Management & Wildlife ConservationAustralia has over 600 national parks, taking up over 28 million hectares of land. Much of which was destroyed in the 2019-20 fire season. In this episode Tessa speaks with Peta Norris, a NSW National Parks veteran, who's worked in wildlife conservation, land management, fire prevention, and as a park ranger and professional firefighter. She breaks down what caused the catastrophic fire events earlier this year and why the tried and tested techniques failed to contain the blazes. We also discuss the recent Bushfire Inquiry Report, why wildlife conservation is key, and the importance of listening to First Nations People. Peta's clued...2020-10-071h 01
The Nature Between UsJoi Danielson: Addressing Ocean Plastics at the Root CauseEvery day, Indonesia generates around 175,000 tons of waste, and is believed to be the second largest contributor of ocean plastics, behind China. But it's not all their fault. In this episode Tessa speaks with waste management strategist Joi Danielson about what makes Indonesia's waste problem unique, why waste management systems are so complex, and her experience living and working on the frontline with Project STOP - a program solving plastic leakage and creating change by proving that a circular economy IS possible.
Check out ProjectSTOP here: https://www.stopoceanplastics.com/en_gb/about/ and download Joi's e-book "Leave No Trace"...2020-09-2140 min
The Nature Between UsIntroducing The Nature Between UsThe Nature Between Us is a new podcast demystifying environmental issues in a bid to find solutions and positivity. Join host Tessa de Josselin in conversation with a variety of people working towards a healthier planet. These discussions are as much about unpacking climate change and sustainability issues, as it is about reigniting an appreciation for the natural world and how much we depend on it - as individuals, and humanity.
This podcast is recorded and produced on unceded Gadigal and Bidjigal country of the Eora Nation, it acknowledges they are the traditional owners of this land, and pays respects...2020-09-1702 min
Terrible. Happy#67 - Tessa de Josselin: Acting, surfing and starting conscious conversations.Send us a texthttps://terriblehappytalks.com/Tessa de Josselin is a Surfer, Actress, Voice-over artist and currently studying a Masters of Sustainable Development and Climate Policy. Originally, Tessa graduated University with a Geo-Science degree and did a stint as an Environmental Planner. She has starred in numerous Australian TV shows (such as Home and Away) and movies, and she was the lead in German/Australian TV show IN YOUR DREAMS in which she lived in Germany and spent her days filming in a castle and travelling around the countryside. Tessa is committed to following her...2020-08-081h 07