40 episodes
Matthew Maran Podcast Matthew Maran
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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These conversations give you an insight into the lives of creative professionals, from photographers and publishers, to editors, designers and conservationists. I have worked with many talented friends and colleagues and unsung heroes working in the visual arts so I decided to set about interviewing these individuals, to shed new light on what goes on behind the scenes and what it means to be a creative freelancer and make it work as a career. One thing for sure is that all of them have a unique story to tell and this is my chance to share these stories with you.
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Talking With Chantelle Lindsay
This week, I have the pleasure of hosting Chantelle Lindsay as my guest. Hailing from South London but with connections to Doncaster and Peterborough, Chantelle is a versatile wildlife conservationist and TV presenter.
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Podcast Interlude
No guest this week but I'm dialling in to let you all know I've set up a Patreon page for the podcast so if you'd like to support what I do please visit patreon.com/MatthewMaranPodcast and sign up as a paid member.
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Talking with Kabir Kaul
Kabir Kaul is a conservationist, writer and campaigner with a passion for London's biodiversity. Kabir has made it his mission to shed light on the often-overlooked green spaces and the remarkable wildlife that call London home. He has coined this ecosystem the 'Wild Side of London,' emphasising that it is the shared responsibility of every Londoner to safeguard this natural treasure.
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Talking With Morgan Heim
Morgan Heim is a wildlife photojournalist and filmmaker who has dedicated her craft to capturing the intricate narratives of wildlife and human coexistence, both in her home country of the United States and abroad. Renowned for her profound storytelling abilities, Morgan combines captivating still photography with compelling video footage to bring a diverse array of stories to life.
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Talking With Marcus Westberg
Marcus Westberg is a photographer and writer dedicated to sharing diverse conservation narratives across Africa, Asia, and his native Sweden in Europe. His work has featured in publications such as the New York Times, Guardian, Geo, and Africa Geographic.
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Talking With Peter Mather
Peter Mather is a renowned Canadian photographer who has spent the last two decades capturing the stunning landscapes and unique wildlife of Canada's Yukon region. His work has been featured in The New York Times, Canadian Geographic, and numerous other publications, earning him recognition as one of the country's top wildlife photographers.
Customer Reviews
Talking With Steve Backshall
Right off the bat, I’d like to thank Steve for the fabulous job of engaging children in his endeavors as they are indeed the future caretakers of our planet. It was quite obvious that he values their ideas and opinions.
As a 5th grade teacher of almost thirty years, I fondly remember a subject loved by 100 % of my students was ANIMALS.
His sense of humor whilst fathering three children under the age of 2 added to the enjoyment of the podcast.
I will definitely pass on to my friends with children his LIVE Wildlife Homeschool 0930 Wednesday’s on Facebook.
Thank you Matt for your generosity in spirit by always showcasing other wildlife conservationists. It was a pleasure hearing you and Steve swap stories about your precious children’s love for nature.
Parents, please introduce your children to Steve.
Cissy Paul @passionfornyc
Horizon-broadening gem!
A fantastic and informative long-form listen, absorbing and illuminating for anyone involved in the intersection of craft, skill and art, regardless of discipline. This podcast is a hidden gem!
A Must Listen for Wildlife Photographers
The Matthew Maran Podcast is fantastic and a must listen if you’re a wildlife photographer or just enjoy wildlife in general. His guests come from a variety of high profile backgrounds and the content is informative in terms of current events, yet also educational from a photography perspective. Further, there’s always a smooth conversation flow, which keeps listeners engaged throughout the length of each interview. You won’t be disappointed!