Overheard at National Geographic
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National Geographic turns 135 in 2023. In February 2023, to celebrate exploration and commemorate Black History Month, National Geographic’s flagship podcast, Overheard, will feature musicians and National Geographic Explorers in conversation on music and exploration. This is just one of many celebrations planned for this milestone anniversary.
Hosted by Overheard producer Khari Douglas, these four episodes (every Tuesday in February) will feature world-famous musicians Rhiannon Giddens, Sampa the Great, Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah (formerly Christian Scott), and Meklit Hadero (also a Nat Geo explorer) in conversation with Nat Geo Explorers Alyea Pierce, Danielle Lee, Justin Dunnavant, and Jahawi Bertolli. The Explorers and artists will discuss how nature, history, and culture influence their work, what music inspires their adventures, and how they address some of the world’s most pressing and complicated issues through art and exploration.
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Exploring Pristine Seas
What the Ice Gets, the Ice Keeps
What You Do Counts
Searching for a Butterfly in a Conflict Zone
A Man of the World
Inside the Epic World of Bertie Gregory
Playback: Why War Zones Need Science Too
The Problem With Superchickens
What It Takes to Keep America Beautiful
The Triumph and Tragedy of Indian Independence
Frank Drake’s Cosmic Road Map
Playback: Amelia Earhart Part II: The Lady’s Legacy
Harnessing the Power of Yellowstone’s Supervolcano
Stonehenge Has a Traffic Problem
Do Shark Stories Help Sharks?
How Black Climbers Are Closing the Adventure Gap
Playback: The Tree At the End of the World
She Shoots, She Scores: Title IX Turns 50
This Indigenous Practice Fights Fire with Fire
Sonic Postcards From the Appian Way
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