Talking Water

Talking Water is an offering by Walking Water ... Walking Water, born from a vision received in Payahuunadü - "the place where the water flows" on the ancestral homelands of the Paiute-Shoshone people - is a project and a prayer that centers water as teacher, guide, and sacred source. We began as a three-year pilgrimage along the natural and human-made waterways between Mono Lake and Los Angeles, CA, partnering with local and global communities to collectively bear witness to the situation of water in our world. Following the path of water from source to end-user, we witnessed histories and current realities of destruction, violence, harm and extraction. Alongside the stories of grief, we celebrated those of beauty and resilience - possibilities for the healing and regeneration of waters, landscapes, and communities. We continue to listen to the guidance and orientation of water, for how Walking Water might serve as one tributary within a global and intergenerationa

Talking Water is a arts podcast hosted by Kate Bunney, with 53 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Kate Bunney hosts Talking Water, a arts show with 53 episodes published.

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  Talking Water

  w/ Ani Kodjabasheva

  Aug 17, 20261h 4m

  Very excited to welcome Ani Kodjabasheva of The Collective in Bulgaria to talk about the Rivers of the City initiative. What is the relationship we have with the river when we live in City areas? And how can we restore that relationship? Hosted by: Kate Bunney Produced & Edited by: Jay Lamars Intro music by: Mamuse 'River Run Free' - featuring Walter Strauss If you feel inspired by Talking Water please consider a donation - our work relies on the community. You can donate here . https://walking-water.org/donate/ For more info go to Walking Water website . https://walking-water.org/

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  Talking Water

  w/Bayou City Waterkeeper Co-Executive Directors: Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud & Kristen Schlemmer

  Jun 12, 20261h 3m

  We're joined by Co-Executive Directors of Bayou City Waterkeeper, Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud and Kristen Schlemmer for a discussion on how they engage community to help shape the policies that protect the waters around them. Bayou City Waterkeeper protects the waters and people of the Houston region through bold legal action, community science, and creative, grassroots policy to further justice, health, and safety for our region. Over the last two decades, Bayou City Waterkeeper has emerged as a bold advocate for communities across the Lower Galveston Bay watershed. Through sound science and creative legal strategy, they work toward a shared vision of water justice. As they shape policy solutions that embrace the strength of the region’s natural systems, they are most effective when centering the experience of communities most vulnerable to water, climate, and infrastructure injustices. Learn more at: https://bayoucitywaterkeeper.org/ Hosted by: Kate Bunney Produced & Edited by: Jay Lamars Intro music by: Mamuse 'River Run Free' - featuring Walter Strauss If you feel inspired by Talking Water please consider a donation - our work relies on the community. You can donate here . https://walking-water.org/donate/ For more info go to Walking Water website . https://walking-water.org/

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  Talking Water

  with Nina Gordon-Kirsch

  May 16, 20261h 2m

  Nina Gordon-Kirsch is a river lover who walked 240 miles from her home town in Oakland, CA up into the Sierra Nevada mountains to trace where her drinking water came from. She is now working on an educational film and classroom curriculum to bring into Bay Area schools to connect students to their water source. Nina has worked with water in many different settings, both in the US and internationally, and is now the Massachusetts River Steward at the Connecticut River Conservancy . Hosted by: Kate Bunney Produced & Edited by: Jay Lamars Intro music by: Mamuse 'River Run Free' - featuring Walter Strauss If you feel inspired by Talking Water please consider a donation - our work relies on the community. You can donate here . https://walking-water.org/donate/ For more info go to Walking Water website . https://walking-water.org/

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  Episode #2

  with Western Landowners Alliance (Lesli Allison & Morgan Wagoner)

  Apr 27, 20261h 4m

  In this episode of Talking Water we are joined by Lesli Allison , CEO , and Morgan Wagoner Western Water Program Director of The Western Landowners Alliance to discuss the shifts, challenges and wins in environmental conservation in the Western U.S. as well as debunking some myths around the efforts of Landowners contributions in ecological protection and restoration. Lesli and Morgan hold the stories of the many Landowners they are in alliance with; listen in as they dive into experiences and insights from their collective that shape a broader conversation around a delicate balance between nature and economy. Learn more and engage with the Western Landowners Alliance on their website HERE Hosted by: Kate Bunney Produced & Edited by: Jay Lamars Intro music by: Mamuse 'River Run Free' - featuring Walter Strauss If you feel inspired by Talking Water please consider a donation - our work relies on the community. You can donate here . https://walking-water.org/donate/ For more info go to Walking Water website . https://walking-water.org/

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  Talking Water

  with Justine Evans

  Feb 20, 20261h 26m

  In Talking Water with renowned wildlife cinematographer Justine Evans , we reflect and dive into Justine's connection to Water. From early childhood memories of playing in the River Thames, to breaking into the nature-documentary industry as a camera woman, to traveling the world and witnessing nature's wonders. We explore her journey from being a uniquely patient and quiet observer, to becoming an outspoken and influential activist for the natural world as she stepped into her role as lead claimant in the UKs largest class-action lawsuit for water protection and environmental justice. About Justine Evans Justine is a well known wildlife cinematographer and filmmaker whose career has spanned over three decades. Her work can be seen on many landmark BBC, National Geographic, Disney and Netflix productions such as Planet Earth 1, 2 and 3 (BBC), Queens (Disney+), Seven Worlds (BBC), Dynasties (BBC), Night On Earth (Netflix) to name just a few. She has been seen in front of camera for the popular BBC Expedition series and many 'behind the scenes' segments of major wildlife documentaries. She is primarily a long lens cinematographer specialising in detailed animal behaviour and teasing out strong stories. She has worked extensively in the tropics and is very experienced at filming from height, especially in the tropical forest canopy and she is also well known for her iconic night filming, often of never seen before animal behaviour. Justine also mentors less experienced filmmakers making their way into the industry and has an active role with the UK’s National Film and Television School mentoring students on the Science and Natural History MA course. Hosted by: Kate Bunney Produced & Edited by: Jay Lamars Intro music by: Mamuse 'River Run Free' - featuring Walter Strauss Hosted by: Kate Bunney Produced & Edited by: Jay Lamars Intro music by: Mamuse 'River Run Free' - featuring Walter Strauss If you feel inspired by Talking Water please consider a donation - our work relies on the community. You can donate here . https://walking-water.org/donate/ For more info go to Walking Water website . https://walking-water.org/

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