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Women Mind the Water

Women Mind the Water

The Women Mind the Water podcast engages artists in conversation about their work and explores their connection with the ocean and how it influences their art.

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24:17

Parisa Golchoubian, Nomadic Artist Creates Solutions...

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/11/11

Artistic entrepreneur Parisa Golchoubian is a global nomad. She creates art, represents other artists, and has tech startup designed to solve marine plastic pollution. She talks about art, storytelling, AI, and technology.

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24:23

Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series Angèle Etoundi...

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/10/22

Angèle Etoundi Essamba, proclaimed one of the most accomplished African female photographers of her generation, is the latest guest on Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast (womenmindthewater.com). She discusses how her camera shares stories of the women she photographs. Among other things we explore in some detail the Women of Water series which was originally published as a hardcover book. It’s focus is Ganvié, a lake village in the Benin Republic, a country in West Africa. The town was

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20:16

Women Mind the Water Amanda Leland

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/09/25

Amanda Leland, Executive Director Environmental Defense Fund and author Sea Change, a true story about unlikely allies in pursuit of achieving sustainable fisheries is the latest guest on Wo(men) Mind the Water. The book is a narrative of a real Gulf Coast fisherman and Amanda’s pursuit to help find a path forward that would enable fishermen to keep fishing and have a healthy, vibrant ocean for all of us. It’s a worthwhile read for those who would enjoy a hopeful story about finding sustainable

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23:51

Women Mind the Water Sophie Maycock

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/09/01

Sophie Maycock, shark research/conservationist, website SharkSpeak, author Shark: The illustrated biography, guest Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast on womenmindthewater.com, UK representative Sharks Educational Institute.

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22:37

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series, Stephanie...

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/08/08

Stephanie Elzondo Griest, professor of Creative Nonfiction UNC Chapel Hill, author six books has traveled to 50 countries & 49 states collecting material for her stories. On Women Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast she talks about her stories, women interviewees, and the connection between water and people, about the Mohawk Akwesasne on the St. Lawrence and Mexicans on the Rio Grande River.

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23:03

Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series, Shelby Thomas,

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/07/16

Shelby Thomas, founder of Ocean Rescue Alliance International, works to restore marine ecosystems with innovative, reef restoration projects. Shelby is a marine scientist, a passionate ocean conservationist, and an advocate for artists. Shelby’s non-profit constructs artificial reefs that are living sculptures. It’s 1000 Mermaids Project has installed more than 300 modules, some of them in the form of mermaids, in the waters off Southern Florida. These artificial reefs are ideal spots not only for

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17:38

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Susan Baur, OLAUG

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/06/23

Susan Baur is an author and clinical psychologist. She also is founder of Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage. In the latter capacity she leads a group of women aged 64 and up to remove sunken garbage from ponds. Susan founded the organization because she wanted to help the turtles she had come to know from her time swimming in the ponds. the work the group does not only restores the ponds but also enhances the lives of the women who do the work. In return for this physically demanding work the

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14:56

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Lily Niederhofer

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/06/06

Lily Niederhofer, competitive swimmer/octopus advocate, conceived open-water swim, to raise awareness /money, to stop world’s first industrial-sized octopus farm. The preteen speaks to students and lawmakers hoping to block commercial octopus operations. Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Podcast series speaks with the Lewis Pugh Foundation Environmental Sports Champion and Young Planet Leader.

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17:18

Women Mind the Water Todd Medema

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/05/02

Todd Medema is the latest guest on the Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast (https://womenmindthewater.com/featured-guest). This Technology, Entrepreneurship and Design graduate of Carnegie Mellon is set to debut his novel How to surf a hurricane. It's an ecothriller, a high sea heist of electric batteries. It's a story of amazing marine technology and family drama. It's a welcome escape from the worries of everyday life.

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20:22

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series with Gabriel...

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/04/04

Gabriel Forestieri and Meredith Sallee are the latest guests on Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast. Gabriel and Meredith are partners in life as well as projectLIMB, their dance company that explores the relationship between humans and water. Their dances are performed while freediving, meaning they move underwater relying on the air contained in their lungs. The couple discuss how they came to dance underwater and the work involved in creating these mesmerizing performances.

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19:09

Wo(men) Mind the Water Artist Series, Krista Shoe,...

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/03/14

Krista Shoe, founder of Mother of Corals, is based in Panama. Her nonprofit organizations is involved with coral restoration and education organization. Krista who originally worked in the corporate world set about learning whatever she could about corals, coral reefs, and how to save them. Now through Mother of Corals, Krista offers courses for others to learn and participate in coral restoration. All in the name of fighting the rise in ocean temperatures that harm coral. Hers is important work

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18:03

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Arielle Moody

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/02/05

Arielle Moody worked in the beauty industry for more than 15 years, before she started her own company. Mama Sol was a collaboration between three women who wanted to protect themselves, their children, and the planet from the harmful petrochemicals found in many commercially available sunscreens. Mama Sol’s tagline is: “For all mamas, Mother Earth included.” In addition to protecting the skin from the harmful rays of the sun, the sunscreens are also less harmful to coral reefs. Important because it

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20:40

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Jada Alexander

Women Mind the Water ·

2025/01/06

Jada Alexander has a deep reverence for the ocean. Her personal journey as a young Black woman has left her with emotional scars. It is why she had come to understand that the ocean is more than a place to catch a wave. Jada is the founder of the Daybreak Beach Club. Daybreak teaches participants to enjoy, respect and protect the ocean while discovering that the ocean provides a path to healing and personal growth. On the podcast (womenmindthewater.com/artivist-series) Jada discusses how the ocean

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20:40

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Indira Brooks

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/12/15

Indira Brook, the latest guest on the Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast, is a manager at Roatán Marine Park. The marine park is a non-profit dedicated to the protection of the Caribbean island located about 40 miles off the northern coast of Honduras. Indira’s work for the Roatán Marine Park involves working with people to protect coral reefs, mangroves and other marine species. Roatán’s coral reefs are second only in size to Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Indira is currently

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17:33

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Kathryn Pharr

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/11/13

Kathryn Pharr is the leader of a global community of women who focus on issues related to water. Kathryn believes that water is a source for female empowerment. She founded the Community of Women in Water as a global network which now counts more than 1000 members. Their focus is empowering women who work professionally in WASH (i.e., water, sanitation and hygiene). The Community of Women in Water want women to be leaders in WASH on the local to global levels.When Kathryn went to college she majored

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22:28

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Lucy Hunt

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/10/25

Lucy Hunt is the founder of Sea Synergy, a Marine Awareness Research and Activity Center situated on the southwest coast of Ireland. Lucy is passionate about the ocean and has been working for more than a decade to make meaningful experiences so that others may discover the rich diversity of the marine environment. Lucy offers a range of workshops and activities for people of all ages to help them get to know the waters that border Ireland. For her tireless work Lucy Hunt has received recognition by

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22:28

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Lisa Tossey

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/09/18

Lisa Tossey is a storyteller and communications specialist. Lisa works as a communications specialist for Global Fishing Watch, a nonprofit that uses cutting edge technology to transform data into information that encourages fair and sustainable use of ocean resources. Lisa feels very fortunate to be working with a creative and resourceful team. They provide an interface for the public to be able to assess complex data in a digestible and engaging way. They also present data for journalists in a way

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17:31

Joselyn Takacs, guest Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist...

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/08/19

At the age of 22, she was living in Louisiana, when the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded. The Deepwater Horizon explosion remains the largest accidental oil spill in history. The impact from the disaster became the impetus for nine years of research that resulted in her new novel Pearce Oysters. The novel is an intimate look at how the oil spill impacted folks who make their livelihoods, fishing on the very real Caminada Bay. Joselyn talks about how she came to be in Louisiana in 2010, what

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18:47

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Wallace J Nichols

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/06/04

Wallace J Nichols, known as J, talks about his work and explores his connection with the ocean. J has always been emotionally attached to water. He can go way back to his childhood when he remembers being the first one in the water. He says life on land was fine, but it was complicated and he stuttered but in the water he just felt at home. He grew up wanting to be a problem solver, someone who wanted to roll up his sleeves and get the work done. In college he went about assembling a problem solver

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17:22

Women Mind the Water Artivist Series Oriana Poindexter

Women Mind the Water ·

2024/05/16

Oriana Poindexter 's academic studies in visual art, and marine biodiversity and conservation, provided a frame for her art. Diving, both free and SCUBA, into the water off the California coast, Oriana collects specimens for her portraits of life that exists below the waves. In addition to her own work, Oriana curated Ebb and Flow: Giant Kelp Forests through Art, Science and the Archives, an exhibit at the Geisel Library Gallery at UC San Diego. Of interest is not only a comparison of Oriana’s

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