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Nov 5, 2026

TylerHOST
58:44
yeah
RobGUEST
58:44
um but like Whale's a creature type.
RobGUEST
58:50
That's the other thing of this.
RobGUEST
58:51
So if things are all creature types, they are whales.
RobGUEST
58:54
Whale
MariaHOST
58:54
doctor.
RobGUEST
58:55
Yep.
RobGUEST
58:55
Whale doctor.
Miguel CruzHOST
10:16
WellFall, I just put well, well, well.
Miguel CruzHOST
10:24
I put well, like W-H-A-L-E.
Miguel CruzHOST
10:27
I put well, like screaming well.
Miguel CruzHOST
10:30
Actually, I don't think I did that right.
John BattleGUEST
71:57
I'm a talker.
John BattleGUEST
71:58
uh i'm not a bricklayer in that sense so how how would someone else advise me what my role should be do you know what i mean share that drawing out of people and and that then brings out what's special in each person gives them a contributing creative role and that way we rebuild the institutions and it's from the base upwards and a bit like i'm going back to to jonah jonah was taken out and i went out on the boat Whale swallowed him up.
John BattleGUEST
72:30
And then just as you're trying to escape to the desert island or wherever, or the monastery, the whale goes and sicks you back up on the same damn beach.
John BattleGUEST
72:38
And so you have to keep on the struggle.
Ajahn BrahmHOST
33:59
He said within two meters of him while he was swimming.
Ajahn BrahmHOST
34:05
A huge mother whale and her calf, who was still incredibly big.
Ajahn BrahmHOST
34:14
Have you ever gone out to see whales? You know, W-H-A-L-E-S.
Ajahn BrahmHOST
34:20
He did give me the name, but I can't remember that.
Ajahn BrahmHOST
34:23
And they came right up to him.
Zac PenmanGUEST
1:08
I think he is.
Claire ConcannonHOST
1:17
Today we learn about the work of disentangling large whales, which is both dangerous and rewarding.
Zac PenmanGUEST
1:27
Nothing makes you feel as good as saving a whale, does it? That's just...
Claire ConcannonHOST
1:32
I don't know.
Claire ConcannonHOST
3:07
This is because not far away from us is the Whale Watch Kaikoura boat and so you suspect there might be a whale around here?
Zac PenmanGUEST
3:13
Yeah, I'd say there's probably a humpback whale in the vicinity.
Zac PenmanGUEST
3:19
People always think it's really easy to find whales because they're so big.
Zac PenmanGUEST
3:23
The issue is the ocean's even bigger, so sometimes it's like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Louise WardGUEST
7:52
But there are these articles, non-fiction articles by Kim Westerscoff.
Louise WardGUEST
7:57
And there's one called Diving in Antarctica and one called Cuddled by a Whale.
Louise WardGUEST
8:01
And the photography, the deep sea photography in there is outstanding.
Louise WardGUEST
8:05
It's just stunning.
speaker_4NARRATOR
8:04
Across other seas, even the depth of an ordinary hunting dive shifts.
speaker_4NARRATOR
8:09
Whales carrying sound tags in the Atlantic, the Gulf of Mexico and the Ligurian Sea went deepest on average in the Atlantic, a little less deep in the Ligurian Sea and least deep in the Gulf of Mexico.
speaker_4NARRATOR
8:23
Wherever they were, they settled into regular clicking long before their first buzz, traveling a good way down through the water while searching.
speaker_4NARRATOR
8:32
On the deeper dives they kept plenty of time for feeding by spending less of it on the journey down and back up.

20 MINS LATER

speaker_4NARRATOR
28:21
A typical sperm whale hunting dive lasts about 45 minutes and reaches several hundred meters down.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:28
And afterward, the whale spends a few minutes at the surface, recovering before it goes again.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:35
Whales tagged in several seas, from the open Atlantic to Ligurian waters.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:41
settled into much the same round of a long dive and a short breathing spell, however deep their particular sea sent them.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
0:14
On today's show, Ben Grundy-Hawley, Oceans Campaigner at the Center for Biological Diversity.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
0:20
speaks to us about the high whale entanglements along the California coast.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
0:25
We switch gears and speak to Francesca De Gasparis and Gabriel Manyangadze of the Southern African Faith Communities Environmental Institute about their open letter demanding reparations from the Gates Foundation.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
0:38
But first, the news.

8 MINS LATER

Sabrina JacobsHOST
8:23
Whales off California's coast are becoming entangled in fishing gear, raising concerns about how to protect them while keeping crab fisheries operating.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
8:35
Joining us to discuss the problem and potential solutions is Ben Grundy-Hawley, Oceans Campaigner at the Center for Biological Diversity.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
8:43
We'll explore the risks facing whales and how pop-up fishing gear could help reduce entanglements.
Sabrina JacobsHOST
8:51
Ben, welcome to A Rood Awakening.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
26:50
Elias can't understand why there are objections to eating certain animals.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
26:55
Whale has a wonderful flavour.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
26:58
Most of the meat is intended for salting, which he does the traditional way, hanging it outside to be dried out by the wind.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
27:06
Some will be stored in the freezers, the blubber preserved in water.

58 MINS LATER

Eleanor ConlonHOST
85:28
When a whale surfaces, Marin measures the proportion of nanoplastics in the breath puffing from its blowhole.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
85:36
How have we allowed things to get so far? Lara thinks.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
85:41
Whales alone move tons of nutrients through the ocean, enriching the waters and encouraging other life to flourish.
Eleanor ConlonHOST
85:49
Yet, even though commercial whaling is mostly illegal now, we continue to pour toxic chemicals and trash into the seas.
Dean WysockiHOST
33:06
What's your name? What's your guess?
SandraAUDIENCE
33:08
Sandra, and I'm going to go with Wales.
Dean WysockiHOST
33:11
Oh, Sandra, you're on the right track.
Dean WysockiHOST
33:16
I like that.

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