David Thoreson's guest appearances

David Thoreson

DMPL Podcast

Green City

Matt Wagner

David Morrell

Kevin Anderson

Jon Ronson

Thaddeus Russell

Madeline Miller

Tayari Jones

Christina Baker Kline

Jenny Lawson

Nathan Hill

Chad Lewis

Renee Horton

Susan Orlean

Scott Chantler

Matt Russell

OwlTail

Today we continue our conversation with David Thoreson in part 2 of our interview. For those who may have missed last week’s show, David Thoreson is an explorer, storyteller, photographer, and ocean and climate advocate. He is the first American explorer in history to sail the NW Passage in both directions. David has sailed more than 70,000 nautical miles, including below the Antarctic Circle, 3 times across the Atlantic, 8 times over the Arctic Circle, twice around Cape Horn and in 2009-2010, was the photographer on board OceanWatch that sailed the 28,000-mile circumnavigation of North and South America. His documentary of that voyage was nominated for an Emmy and published in the beautiful photo book: One Island, One Ocean. Exploring the Arctic led Thoreson to see the issues of climate change and water quality, and he hopes now to inspire others to explore their connections to nature and address climate issues locally and globally.

Today we continue our conversation with David Thoreson in part 2 of our interview. For those who may have missed last week’s show, David Thoreson is an explorer, storyteller, photographer, and ocean and climate advocate. He is the first American explorer in history to sail the NW Passage in both directions. David has sailed more than 70,000 nautical miles, including below the Antarctic Circle, 3 times across the Atlantic, 8 times over the Arctic Circle, twice around Cape Horn and in 2009-2010, was the photographer on board OceanWatch that sailed the 28,000-mile circumnavigation of North and South America. His documentary of that voyage was nominated for an Emmy and published in the beautiful photo book: One Island, One Ocean. Exploring the Arctic led Thoreson to see the issues of climate change and water quality, and he hopes now to inspire others to explore their connections to nature and address climate issues locally and globally.

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We continue our Earth Month shows with a guest from Lake Okoboji, Iowa who has most certainly lived a life of adventure. David Thoreson is an explorer, storyteller, photographer, and ocean and climate advocate. He is an Explorers Club fellow and the first American explorer in history to sail the NW Passage in both directions. David has sailed more than 70,000 nautical miles, including below the Antarctic Circle, three times across the Atlantic, eight times over the Arctic Circle, twice around Cape Horn and in 2009-2010, a 28,000-mile circumnavigation of North and South America. His documentary of that voyage was nominated for an Emmy and published in the beautiful photo book, One Island, One Ocean.

We continue our Earth Month shows with a guest from Lake Okoboji, Iowa who has most certainly lived a life of adventure. David Thoreson is an explorer, storyteller, photographer, and ocean and climate advocate. He is an Explorers Club fellow and the first American explorer in history to sail the NW Passage in both directions. David has sailed more than 70,000 nautical miles, including below the Antarctic Circle, three times across the Atlantic, eight times over the Arctic Circle, twice around Cape Horn and in 2009-2010, a 28,000-mile circumnavigation of North and South America. His documentary of that voyage was nominated for an Emmy and published in the beautiful photo book, One Island, One Ocean.

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David Thoreson joins host Aaron Gernes on the DMPL Podcast this week. Thoreson will be coming to the Franklin Avenue Library on Tuesday, September 24, at 6:30 PM, to discuss the changes in the Northwest Passage that have occurred due to climate change. Thoreson has sailed more than 65,000 nautical miles across the globe, including being the only North American sailor to navigate the Northwest Passage in both directions. He is also an outstanding photographer, with two published photo books (Over the Horizon and One Island, One Ocean) documenting his travels. David Thoreson's website David Thoreson's studio

David Thoreson joins host Aaron Gernes on the DMPL Podcast this week. Thoreson will be coming to the Franklin Avenue Library on Tuesday, September 24, at 6:30 PM, to discuss the changes in the Northwest Passage that have occurred due to climate change. Thoreson has sailed more than 65,000 nautical miles across the globe, including being the only North American sailor to navigate the Northwest Passage in both directions. He is also an outstanding photographer, with two published photo books (Over the Horizon and One Island, One Ocean) documenting his travels. <a href="http://www.davidthoreson.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">David Thoreson's website</a> <a href="https://www.bluewaterstudios.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">David Thoreson's studio</a>