Howdy y’all and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast, produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School! This is the place where we allow our guests to share their life and career journeys.

In this episode, we’re honored to speak with Suzanne Elliott, a health and wellness expert with over 45 years of experience. Suzanne has a remarkable career blending physical education, yoga therapy, and coaching. She shares her journey, including founding H.O.T. Yoga on the Island and her role as a USA Yoga Board Member. Suzanne’s passion for therapeutic yoga, her work with individuals of all ages, and her efforts to make yoga a global sport are inspiring!

Join us for this enlightening conversation as we dive into Suzanne’s life, her advocacy for wellness, and her work promoting yoga as both a therapeutic and competitive sport.

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Howdy, y’all, and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast, produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School, where we invite our guests to share their life and career journeys!

In this week’s episode, we’re thrilled to have Dr. Peter Gay, Science Department Chair at Astronaut High School, join us. With roles spanning Science Research, Honors Anatomy & Physiology, and Biology, Dr. Gay brings a wealth of knowledge and commitment to student success. As the Brevard Intracoastal Science Fair Director, he’s helping foster young scientists’ curiosity and achievements.

Join us as we discuss Dr. Gay’s inspiring career in education and his impact on students and the community.

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Howdy y’all, and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast, produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School! This episode features Elijah Viera—a dedicated educator, youth mentor, and community leader. A proud Titusville High alum (Class of 2020) and recent UCF grad (2023), Elijah currently teaches English at Burns Sci-Tech, coaches basketball at Park Avenue Christian Academy, and serves as a youth leader His Church. Known as the UCF “Suit Guy,” he shares how his faith has influenced his life and career path.

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In this episode, we talk to Nic Lombardo, a United States Marine Corps veteran and PADI & SDI dive instructor with over 20 years of diving experience. Nic shares his journey from serving three tours in the Middle East to becoming a passionate ocean enthusiast and the founder of Gung-Ho Divers. Book a trip at gunghodiving.com and dive into Nic’s world of marine life and shark advocacy.

Nic is also launching a non-profit, Gung-Ho Group, which helps veterans transition from military to civilian life by finding purpose through shark diving and ocean conservation. Gung-Ho Group empowers veterans to regain a sense of mission and camaraderie, providing them with life-changing experiences while protecting marine ecosystems. Join us as Nic discusses his inspiring career, his love for the ocean, and the meaningful work he’s doing to help fellow veterans.

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EEARSS Podcast Season 4, Episode 6 with Dr. Marisa TellezHowdy and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School. In this episode, we are honored to have Dr. Marisa Tellez, the founder of the Crocodile Research Coalition, and a semi professional golfer, join us for the second time! Dr. Tellez discusses the coalition’s current and future projects, exciting internship opportunities, and her research. We’re thrilled to catch up with our dear friend in Belize and can’t wait to return for more work with her soon. Thank you for tuning into the EEARSS Podcast, where we explore life and career journeys.

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Howdy, and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School! In this episode, we are joined by Rob Carmichael, the founder of the Wildlife Discovery Center (WDC). Originally established in Chicago in 1990, the WDC has recently moved to Memphis, Tennessee, where Rob continues his work as an environmental educator after retiring from the city in 2023.

Rob’s career spans over 30 years, where he has worked with 12 species of crocodilians, including his involvement in the critically endangered Orinoco Crocodile head start program. Rob’s impressive resume includes his roles in the IUCN’s Crocodile Specialist Group and the AZA’s Crocodile Advisory Group. Throughout his journey, Rob has consulted with zoos, trained professional staff, and successfully bred rare North American herp species at his facility.

In addition to his work with wildlife, Rob collaborates with media outlets like National Geographic and Smithsonian Channel, serving as a field producer alongside Emmy-winning cinematographer Neil Rettig. Rob has contributed to more than 30 films and has even taught college-level environmental biology and herpetology over the last 15 years.

At home, Rob and his wife, Dr. Toni Carmichael, live with 75 reptiles, two owls, two sloths, a Rottweiler, and a cat. They run the WDC as a family affair, involving their daughters, grandkids, and Toni, who serves as the WDC’s Curriculum Director.

As a former professional baseball player and with his son-in-law now pitching for the Cincinnati Reds, Rob has led an extraordinary life dedicated to wildlife conservation and education. Above all, he credits Christ for the blessings and opportunities he has been given.

Join us in this episode for an incredible conversation about conservation, crocodilians, and Rob’s inspiring life journey. Thank you for tuning into the EEARSS Podcast, available on all platforms by searching EEARSS. Please like, subscribe, and leave us feedback. We’re also actively seeking sponsorship opportunities to support our weekly episodes, which reach 3,500 to 5,500 listeners on average weekly and growing.

Howdy and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast, produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School.

In this episode, we are joined by the legendary Professor Grahame Webb, recently retired from his role as Chairman of the IUCN Crocodile Specialist Group. Grahame has been instrumental in the conservation world, renowned for pioneering crocodilian research and advocating for sustainable use as a conservation strategy. His work has helped shape global policies on wildlife management.

Grahame has been an incredible guide and influence to Frank. With decades of experience, Grahame has led groundbreaking research in Australia’s Northern Territory, specializing in the sustainable management of saltwater crocodiles. His innovative work has extended far beyond crocodilians, influencing broader wildlife conservation efforts worldwide.

Join us for an in-depth conversation about Grahame’s life journey, career path, and the importance of sustainability in wildlife conservation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about conservation and learning from one of the world’s leading experts.

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Howdy y’all and welcome to the EEARSS Podcast, produced by Terrier TV at Titusville High School. In Season 4, Episode 3, we are thrilled to have Dr. Matt Shirley, a leading conservation biologist, joining us!

Dr. Shirley focuses on flagship species to drive conservation efforts in West and Central African tropical forests and wetlands. His fascinating work spans crocodilians, pangolins, and forest-dwelling tortoises, employing cutting-edge tools like molecular systematics, GPS telemetry, and environmental DNA to understand how species interact with their environments. Dr. Shirley’s research has led to the recognition of three new crocodile species in Africa and expanded the understanding of species distribution and population structure. His work has had a transformative impact on conservation practices, including conservation breeding programs and partnerships with local wildlife management authorities.

Recently, he has also contributed to policy initiatives through CITES and the IUCN Crocodile Specialist Group, where he leads the West and Central Africa region. This episode takes you deep into the fascinating world of conservation biology and policy, offering insight into how Dr. Shirley’s pioneering research is shaping the future of wildlife conservation across Africa.

Thank you for tuning into the EEARSS Podcast, where our guests share their life and career journeys. Our show reaches 3,500 to 5,500 listeners weekly and continues to grow. We are actively looking for sponsors to support our expanding audience. Interested parties, reach out!