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The Stoop

Wildin' Out(side)

The Stoop

Hana Baba and Leila Day

Identity, International, Thestoop, Blackness, Storytelling, African, Personal Journals, Africanamerican, Blackidentity, Blackart, Journalism, Society & Culture, Black, Diaspora, Blackculture

4.41.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Many children dream of being wildlife experts after watching hours of nature shows, but as grown-ups, it’s rare to meet a Black nature ecologist. Today we hear some unbelievable nature stories with carnivore expert Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant. She shares the most fascinating challenges in her career from facing the racialized history of conservation work to the time she had to solve the mysterious death of a Black bear.

Transcript

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0:00.0

The living world is a unique and spectacular place.

0:07.0

Millions of kinds of plants and animals, dazzling in their variety and richness.

0:13.0

And let's not forget the billions of individuals.

0:16.0

Here are two of those individuals.

0:20.0

Let's observe.

0:21.0

Hey Lila, hehanna.

0:25.1

In the Western regions of the area known as the United States, the temperatures lift in March,

0:31.4

triggering spring, which means the sounds of a new season have begun.

0:36.1

Mike check, check, check, testing, testing, one, one to you. The two hosts, also known in this genius as executive producers, are engaging in a behavior known as the tension.

0:50.0

Listen closely and you can hear it begin to build.

0:54.0

Anna, let's do an episode about people's love for animals and

1:05.0

Okay, I like that.

1:06.6

And that is how an episode is born.

1:09.8

It's the season of love and out here in the wild the hosts find the angle.

1:15.0

You ready? They take position.

1:19.0

Let's do this.

1:20.0

And they pounce on the latest episode.

1:24.0

We're talking the love of nature.

1:28.0

Let's stoop.

1:35.0

stories from across the black dias.

1:38.0

Stories from across the black diaspora.

1:41.0

My cousins were water and grease girls, and I couldn't be a water in Greece girl.

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