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Always Be Birdin'

Always Be Birdin'

著者： Samantha DeJarnett
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 Birds are extremely awesome. But birding can be intimidating and difficult. Always Be Birdin' aims to change the narrative of birding. How we bird, where we bird and who is birding. Join me as I go out into the field with BIPOC birding experts, novice baby birders like myself and nature enthusiasts to do some chaotic, goofy birding while dropping a knowledge bomb or two to show that no matter what, you can Always Be Birdin'. Follow me on IG: @AlwaysBeBirdin_Podcast Twitter: @AlwaysBeBirdin or email me: AlwaysBeBirdinPodcast@gmail.com2020 - Present Always Be Birdin' 生物科学 科学
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  • Reclamation, Radicalization and Resistance

    Reclamation, Radicalization and Resistance
    2025/10/14
    Welcome back to the Always Be Birdin' Podcast hosted by Sam DeJarnett for Season 2!! Our first episode is revisiting the lasting affect of #BlackBirdersWeek on us as BIPOC birders over the last 5 years. Please enjoy my re-recording of the presentation I did at the Justice Outside Unite & Ignite 2025 conference in Philly back in September 2025, titled "Black Birders: The Reclamation and Radicalization of Birding As An Act of Resistance." This is my perspective on how Black leadership, specifically by Black women and femmes, within the hobby of birding and careers in conservation have paved the way for deep community connection and care while simultaneously setting the stage for resistance by dismantling and reworking “the narrative” created by racism, white supremacy and capitalism. Taking place beginning in 2020 with the “Incident in Central Park” with Christian Cooper, fueled by the murder of George Floyd by the police and shaped by Covid, Black birders created and sustained an online movement which stood alongside BlackLivesMatter and made space for Black, Indigenous and birders of color all over the country to connect, share and heal together. This is the story of how Black birders reclaimed and radicalized the hobby of birding as an act of Resistance.
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    57 分
  • This Is An Episode For People Who Love Birds with Danielle Belleny

    This Is An Episode For People Who Love Birds with Danielle Belleny
    2022/12/20

    Welcome back to the Always Be Birdin' Podcast!

     

    We're sliding into Season 3 with self proclaimed Cemetery Birder, Danielle Belleny, as we celebrate her new book, This Is A Book For People Who Love Birds. Recently published, This Is A Book For People Who Love Birds is a short but sweet introduction to the world of birds and birding. Intended for those who don't realize they love birds yet and those who have just begun their journey, Danielle does a brilliant job of taking big scientific and social ideas and packing them in a way that is easy to digest and super fun to read!

     

    Join us as we discuss different aspects of the book and celebrate Danielle for this huge accomplishment.

    Follow us on social media (listed below) for a chance to win a free copy of the This Is A Book For People Who Love Birds, Always Be Birdin' stickers and select items from Bird Collective. 

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    Where to buy This Is A Book For People Who Love Birds:

    https://www.amazon.com/s?k=this+is+a+book+for+people+who+love+birds&crid=U4GA2628BG20&sprefix=%2Caps%2C126&ref=nb_sb_ss_recent_2_0_recent

    Danielle Belleny Socials:

    IG https://www.instagram.com/bellzisbirding/?hl=en

    Follow Always Be Birdin':

    IGhttps://www.instagram.com/alwaysbebirdin_podcast/?hl=en
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    51 分
  • Into the Depths with Tara Roberts

    Into the Depths with Tara Roberts
    2022/03/30

    Last week I had my first ever live recording and today I have the absolute honor to bring you an interview with National Geographic Explorer and Storyteller, MIT Fellow and scuba diver, Tara Roberts. We discuss her recently released podcast, Into the Depths, where we as the listeners get to follow Tara as she works with fellow Black divers through Diving with a Purpose as they search for and help document sunken ships that carried enslaved African and were a part of the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade. Tara talks with me about her experiences in making this podcast, what inspired her to learn how to dive and how that ultimately lead her down this deeply personal journey of identity through history and what it means to connect with our ancestors as well as descendants that are all around us today. This episode is personal to me as a mixed race Black woman in America. I was holding back tears for parts of this interview and am in awe of Tara's journey and her mission to bring the work of these Black scuba divers to the surface (no pun) and work to re-tell the stories of our ancestors and us as descendants.

    Follow the podcast on IG : https://www.instagram.com/intothedepths_podcast/

    Listen to Into the Depths here : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/into-the-depths/id1604457921?ign-itscg=80085&ign-itsct=pod_show_natgeo_intothedepths

    Read about it here : https://www.nationalgeographic.com/impact/article/tara-roberts-diving-with-a-purpose

    Watch it here : https://youtu.be/u6KR7Y6tRkY

    Check out the work of Diving with a Purpose : https://divingwithapurpose.org

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    Follow Always Be Birdin' on IG : https://www.instagram.com/alwaysbebirdin_podcast/?hl=en

    Donate : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AlwaysBeBirdin

     

     
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    59 分
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