"Black Bear" is a wildlife memoir that helps us make sense of human relationships
Yukon-based journalist and author Trina Moyles reflects on our connection to wild spaces and one another in her emotionally resonant new listen.
Climate
Dive deep on our blue planet with these essential aquatic listens
These insightful works of nonfiction and memoir wade through the waters of ocean life, climate change, and our human connection to the vast and varied ecosystems that call the sea home.
Confronting the realities of the climate crisis through fiction
Unflinching, bold, and inventive, these works of climate fiction (or cli-fi, if you will) make for perfect Earth Day listening.
Sub-Antarctic noir meets a love letter to the natural world in "Wild Dark Shore"
Author Charlotte McConaghy has created an unforgettable setting and filled it with characters who love each other fiercely.
Turning fear to fascination in the wake of "Jaws"
50 years later, the horror classic still hits close to home for ocean enthusiasts.
In "Sharks Don't Sink," a marine biologist recalls keeping opportunity afloat
Trailblazing shark scientist Jasmin Graham is on a mission to diversify and democratize ocean studies.
Environmental nonfiction to hear this Earth Day
This provocative collection of climate- and planet-conscious audio blends scientific research, natural reverence, and captivating storytelling to fuel action and hope.
Abrahm Lustgarten on how climate change is putting US residents “On the Move”
The environmental journalist’s latest deep dive is an eye-opening exploration of the massive population shifts expected to play out this century—and how we can prepare for them.
How "Impact Winter" uses sound to bring a dark, snowy world to life
Creator Travis Beacham and meteorologist Danielle Banks weigh in on the role of weather in this apocalyptic story.
“The Heat Will Kill You First” is part travelogue, part science lesson—and entirely fascinating
Veteran climate journalist Jeff Goodell spanned the globe to tell the story of extreme heat in this “beach read for the climate age.” You’ll never think of heat waves the same way again.