Oceans of Hope
The climate is changing. Oceans are warming. The weather is becoming more extreme. These are events that impact each of our lives every day. It can’t be up to scientists, politicians, and activists to make a positive change. Sustainability and climate conscientiousness can become a part of our individual lifestyles. Making a difference isn’t about the protests you go to or the money you donate, though those are great, it is about the hope and the habits that you have in your daily life! My name is Jordan Ferré. I am a graduate of Stanford University’s Earth Systems Program where I studied Environmental Science with a focus on Marine Science and Science Communication. I created this podcast to make climate and marine science feel more like a lifestyle issue because it is! I am excited to chat with you about the habits that I am forming and how I am working to incorporate being a climate-conscious citizen into my daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly routine. I am also excited to chat with sustainability and environmentalism trailblazers, experts in the field, and regular people like you and me about how they find hope for the future of our environment. Hopefully, my journey & insight from the collective of hopeful environmentalists will inspire you to do the same!
Episodes
Happy Monday, Oceans of Hope! Here is another Our Planet Episode all about Deserts and Grasslands! It is a super fun one, I think so I hope you all enjoy and give the episode a watch as well.
Link to Our Planet
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Happy Monday, Oceans of Hope! I am very excited about today's episode. I have been seeing Solarpunk all over my social media lately. Here, I outline what Solarpunk is and how we can start creating a Solarpunk world. I hope you enjoy and find hope in the ideas of Solarpunk like I have!
Links to Solarpunk Information
Happy Belated Earth Day! I got to spend Earth Day this year walking into Washington D.C. with the Great Mother March, celebrating the end of a march towards what we want to see in the world! It was a beautiful day of community and intersectionality that is embodied in this episode.
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Happy almost Earth Day! This is a collection of messages for the ocean from our community here at Oceans of Hope. They are messages of love, admiration, and respect. If you are inspired, feel free to reflect on and send your own message to the instagram! Enjoy!
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Happy Monday, Oceans of Hope! In today’s episode, Jordan dives into the history of environmentalism, sharing many insights and fun facts about the environmental movement, perfect to bring to your next dinner party or lively debate.
Sources Referenced:
For More Information On:
If you want to participate in the Messages to the Ocean Special Earth Da...
Happy Monday, Oceans of Hope! In today’s episode, Jordan sits down with her roommate, Maisie Grogan, a fellow PhD student, to chat about all things grad school, phytoplankton, and hopeful moments.
Links:
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Happy Monday! The Deep Sea is the largest habitat on Earth and one of the least understood! Today we dive it to three of the weird and wonderful critters that call the Deep Sea home.
Links Referred to in the Episode:
- Hag Fish video
Sources about Hag Fish:
https://marinelab.fsu.edu/labs/grubbs/research/deep-sea/hagfish/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/chapter/referencework/pii/B9780323908016001543
Happy Monday Oceans of Hope! After a bit of a hiatus while getting used to life as a graduate student I am making the effort to bring the podcast back! Today’s episode we talk about Mental Health, sustainability, and how it can be hard to balance being active and aware of how we are impacting our planet and being mentally healthy. I am not a mental health professional, so please seek advice from a professional if you are worried ab...
Happy Monday! Spring has sprung, and for me, that means it is time for my yearly closet clean-out. In today's episode, I talk about how I clean out my closet to make the whole process a bit more sustainable.
Links Referred to in the Episode:
Wardrobe reset series!
Finatics
Cost per wear spreadsheet idea!
Parade
The truth behind donated clothes articles:
https://wayforth.com/blog/moving-so...
Hello Everyone! Thank you so much for your patience while I took a break from the podcast to apply to grad school. I am now in the waiting game to see what schools I will get into so the podcast is back! It took me a little while to get my inspiration for the podcast back, but I went on a backpacking trip with work a couple of weeks ago and now my inspiration is back. Today's episode talks all about the trip and how easy it ca...
Happy Monday! Today's episode is all about the back-to-school season that we have somehow made it back to. I have always loved back-to-school time and in this episode, I talk about how we can make this time of year a bit more sustainable.
Links Referred to in the Episode
My Website
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Hello everyone! This episode is a recap of my Plastic Free July experience. I talk about some things I learned, my takeaways, and why we need to use our voice as well as our dollar to tell producers what we care about.
Links Referred to in the Episode:
Swanson's Fabric
Plastic Free July Episode
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Happy Monday! This week's episode is another is the Our Planet Series. For this one, I watched episode 4 of Our Planet about Coastal Seas. I absolutely loved watching this episode because it was all about the oceans and how we are impacting them, which you know is my jam! Give it a listen and go watch Our Planet on Netflix!
I looked it up! The difference between fur seals and sea lions. I was almost right in the episo...
Happy Plastic Free July! In this episode I talk all about Plastic Free July and how I am challenging myself to use less plastic this month. I talk a little about the history of Plastic Free July and how I am thinking about it this year.
Links referred to in this episode:
Plastic Free July
Plastic Free July Instagram
My Instagram
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Happy Monday! Welcome back to my mythology series on the podcast. Today I look into conservation and climate change in Norse Mythology. This one is a bit different than the Greek Mythology episode; instead of focusing on one god or goddess, we are looking at the Ragnarok myth and its connection to what will happen with climate change if we don't make a change. The Norse were intimately connected with the world around them and ...
Happy World Oceans Day!! This Thursday (June 8th) is World Oceans Day when we take special care to show the oceans a little love. Similar to Earth Day we should always be showing the oceans our love but on this day we get to be more intentional about it. For World Oceans Day this year, I collected love letters to the ocean from some amazing people who all love the ocean very much!
Maddie's Instagram
12 Tides Insta...
Happy Monday! Today's episode is a fun one. I got to research a topic that I don't know very much about, Biophilic Design. I am super excited to be learning more about this architectural and design framework. As I am still learning about Biophilic Design this is just an intro with some of the basics and benefits that we can all enjoy!
Links mentioned in the episode:
My Pinterest Board
My Email: deepbluewo...
Happy Monday everyone and welcome back to Oceans of Hope! I am so excited to be back after taking a little break. In today's episode I build off of what we talked about in episode 21 and talk about how we as people impact sea turtles. This was a super fun episode to record and has so much good information to keep in mind. If you haven't listened to Episode 21 yet go check it out as well!
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Welcome back, everyone! Today's episode is a good one. As I mentioned in Episode 20, my conversation with Kyle Roepke had enough content for two episodes. In today's second installment, we talk about some of Kyle's favorite moments on a shoot and what we would say to climate deniers. I hope you all enjoy!
Links references in the Episode:
Kyle's Website
Kyle's Instagram
Waterbear
Gre...
Happy Monday everyone! I am super excited about today's episode. I got to sit down and record with my new friend here in Florida, Amelia Mei. Amelia is a content creator and ocean lover and we chatted for hours about life, the ocean, how we try to make our lives more sustainable, and all sorts of things. We also recorded an episode for her podcast Through the Waves so be sure to check it out after this episode.
Amelia...
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