Wo(men) Mind the Water Podcast
Exploring the connection between women and water through storytelling
But when we want to communicate, we use art. Wo(men) Mind the Water Artivist Series
Wo(men) Mind the Water podcasts engage artists in conversation about their work. We explore their connection with the ocean and how it influences their art. Through these stories, we hope to inspire you and move you to take action to protect the ocean.
We have spoken with more than 80 artivists from across the globe. Our latest podcast features Kathryn Pharr, founder of The Community of Women in Water, a global network of more than 1000 members. Their focus is empowering women who work professionally with issues related to water to be leaders at the local through global levels.
Next is a chat with Indira Brooks, the Social Environmental Program Manager at the Roatan Marine Park (Honduras). Indira works with non-profits to protect the island’s marine resources.
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Inspirational Wo(men) Who’ve Shared Their Passion for the Ocean with Us
Kathryn Pharr, The Community of Women in Water
Lucy Hunt, marine biologist/educator, founder Sea Synergy
Violet Sage Walker, Chair Northern Chumash Tribal Council/Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary
Wallace J Nichols, author/Blue Mind advocate
Lisa Tossey, communications specialist/artist
Joselyn Takacs, author/Pearce Oysters
Oriana Poindexter, visual artist/printmaker
Seth Glier, musical artist
Manuela Zoninsein, plastic pollution crusader/founder Kadeya
Sophie Guarasci, The Marine Mammal Center
Angela Abshier, Sail to Shelter
Suzette Bousema, visual artist
Merle Liivand, aquapreneur/ Olympic swimmer/mermaid
Katie Horning, water stories promoter
Sarah Cameron Sunde, interdisciplinary environmental art
Hannah St. Luce-Martinez, biodiversity champion
Bonnie Monteleone, educator/ocean plastic artist/Ocean Plastic Project
Tracy Metz, journalist/author/podcast maker
Holly Rankin aka Jack River, singer/songwriter/music festival promoter
Hoku Cody, Hawaiian cultural and natural resource advocate, seabird biologist
Kara Dodge, marine researcher/leatherback sea turtles
Vicki Nichols Goldstein, Founder Inland Ocean Coalition
Rebecca Rutstein, artist/ocean explorer
Lisa Scali, seaweed culinary arts
Tosha Grantham, art historian/scuba diver
Abigail Carroll, oyster farmer/start-up entrepreneur
Julia C R Gray, sculptor
Kimberly Kenna, children's book author
Nicole Baker, fishing gear recycler/entrepreneur
Dimitra Skandali, fiber arts
Lisa Kozel Mangione, mixed media
Blue de Gersigny, beach plastic artist
Maanarak of Grey, visual artist/storyteller
Margaret Wertheim, Crocheted Coral Reef Project
Danielle Burnside, painter/seashell series
Lisa Shaw, painter and habitat creator
Colleen Flanigan, socio-ecological and metalwork artist
Jayshree Patel, children's book author
Kim Bernard, plastic art installations
Martina Wing, manta ray advocate/author/underwater photographer
Erin Smith, Ocean Sole, Flip Flop sculpture
Nina Azzahra, environmental activism
Marie Maltais, art center director
Kirsten Carlson, multidimensional visual artist
Maria Westerbos, communication/Plastic Soup Foundation
Suzanne Turaganiwai, visual artist/ocean plastic
Lisa Blanchard, glass artist
Noemi Knight, children's book author
Mariah Reading, mixed media ecoartist
Rose McAdoo, visual artist/cake
Romina Bayer, underwater photography
Cathy Sakas, interpretative naturalist/film maker/author
Cheryl Massey, natural fibers basket maker
Elle Wibisono, comic artist/deep water fisheries specialist
Polly Dawson, underwater photographer
Jill Pelto, climate change watercolorist
Dale Andree, dance artist
Guenola Lefeuvre, potter
Sophie Davis, violinist/climate change artist
Paulita Bennett-Martin, ocean activist/storyteller
Ivy Frignoca, Casco Baykeeper
Janavi Kramer, mixed media/watercolor
Janina "Nina" Rossiter, author/illustrator/graphic designer
Dianna Cohen, visual artist
Lluvia Tec, visual artist
Pam Longobardi, conceptual artist
Pam Chevez and Juliette Sutherland, film makers
Lexi Doudera, Saltwater Classroom
Krisanne Baker, ecological artist/educator
Ali Farrell, author
Adriana Delfin, visual artist/muralist
Asher Jay, visual artist
Vania Lozano, visual artist/dancer
Yustina Salnikova, recycled waste sculptor
Jennifer Ensley Smith, arts festival
Kate Hruby, comic artist/podcaster
Taji Riley and Sam De Los Santos, wooden boat building
Jess Newley, underwater photographer/educator
Mary Chatowsky Jameson, seaweed
Ruth Trevarrow, visual artist/printmaker
Michelle Provencal, felted art
Karen Romano Young, writer/artist
Liz Ames, plaster impressions
Pam Ferris-Olson, visual artist/podcaster/advocate
Do you have a story to tell?
Reach out to us to be featured on a future episode of the podcast!