🏝(Responsible) Tourism & (Gene-edited) Tomatoes 🍅
🏝(Responsible) Tourism & (Gene-edited) Tomatoes 🍅
Sounds Like Impact: A newsletter for audio and action - Vol. 31
Welcome to Sounds Like Impact!
In this newsletter we have two sets of dynamic duos. First, a guest curation from Erin Hynes and Kattie Laur from Curious Tourism podcast. And later for our spotlight, an interview with Dr. Lauren Crossland-Marr and Corinne Ruff of A CRISPR Bite podcast.
ICYMI: Last week we talk about Indigenous Science. I encourage you to go back if you haven’t taken a look and also check out the show Climate Mana, I saw recently posted on podcast listservs. I posted an article about the impact of climate change on South Pacific Islanders and Climate Mana is a show from the Pacific Islander POV.
🌏 Also, last week marked the end of season for Degrees podcast, a show I produced two episodes for and did research and guest booking for. The season finale guest that I helped secure is one episode you won’t want to miss (but frankly, all the episodes this season were incredible!).
💸 Correction: Giving Tuesday is actually next Tuesday (the 28th, at least here in the U.S)! Please share in the comments some organizations you have, or are going to support this giving season, regardless of your geography. On my list personally for the world of podcasting are Transom and the Podcasting, Seriously Awards Fund.
I’m still building out my overall donations list, but this year I’m definitely going to do more to support independent journalism. You can always check out the Calls-to-Action section on our website to learn about different organizations you can give to.
Speaking of the giving spirit, Sounds Like Impact is so closed to 600 newsletter readers! Please click share below :-) or consider giving a gift subscription!
🎧 #AudioForAction Guest Curation: Erin Hynes & Kattie Laur
Podcasts for a better travel industry
It's more important than ever that when we travel, we do it right. But it's not just on us travelers to be better visitors, we need systemic change across the travel industry. These podcasts are must-listens for travel lovers who want to make travel better for people and the planet.
-Erin Hynes & Kattie Laur, Curious Tourism: Responsible Travel Podcast
Follow @curioustourismpod on Instagram. Also, Kattie writes
if you want to know more about Canadian podcasting.
Curious Tourism, EP 91 - Can Responsible Tourism Be a Social Movement?
Erin Hynes and Kattie Laur are joined by Nora Loreto and Zac Schraeder to chat about moving away from the small individual things travelers can do and talk about how collective action is an important piece of responsible tourism.
MEDIA INDIGENA : Indigenous current affairs, EP 341 - How Canadian tourists help endanger Indigenous lands in Mexico
Some Canadian property developers hoping to lure so-called ‘snowbirds’ to sunny beachfront in Oaxaca, Mexico have hit a bit of a hitch: like, the fact that Indigenous people already own the beach.
The Red Nation Podcast, We are not dinosaurs!
Melanie Yazzie and Elena Ortiz discuss the Native Museum Industrial Complex.
The Thoughtful Travel Podcast, EP 281 - Regenerative and Sustainable Travel
How we can "make flights count", and what we should do about carbon offsets, too.
The White Saviors, EP1 The Children's Crusade
Craig Kielburger was the Greta Thunberg of the 90s – a 12 year-old kid from the suburbs who dreamed of freeing the world’s children from slavery, but right from the start there were uncomfortable questions about money and exploitation.
🚨 Calls to Action
Subscribe: Curious Tourism to learn how we can make travel better for people and the planet.
📣 Spotlight
A CRISPR Bite - Host
Dr. Lauren Crossland-Marr is a cultural anthropologist, who currently teaches at the University of Delaware. She previously worked as a postdoctoral researcher with GEAP-3, a network of social scientists exploring the application of CRISPR technology to agriculture and foodways. As part of the project, she wrote, hosted, and researched the podcast A CRISPR Bite. She lives in California with her husband, daughter, and Great Pyrenees, Kiss Kiss.
A CRISPR Bite - Producer & Editor
Corinne Ruff is a freelance audio journalist, producer and editor with nearly 10 years of journalism experience. She co-wrote, edited and executive produced the podcast A CRISPR Bite. Corinne previously worked as a public radio beat reporter in St. Louis covering economic development. She lives in LA with her husband and two silly dogs (who are best friends).
You can reach Corinne at corinne.s.ruff@gmail.com or via Twitter/Instagram @corinnesusan.
Reminder: To guest curate, be interviewed, advertise and more, click here. 2023 is booked for the remainder of the year, so any submissions received now will be considered for 2024.
Giving Tuesday is actually NEXT Tuesday, November 28