Is, first come im sorry for you and also you may help yourself out of the f room. Were goingr to be diving into 5 minutes of conversation about our oceans. We will start in sundrenched shallow waters with clarice s and then make our way down into darker more mysterious depths. What im excited about is rejoined by two incredible marine scientists and authors. Joining us today we have the author of lifee on the rocks am building a future for coral reefs, doctor juli berwald. [applause] as well as an intrepid Explorer Research scientist and author of below the edge of darkness, a memoir of exploring light and life inb the deepse, doctor edith widder. [applause] we would like to thank the National Endowment for the arts for sponsoring this stage and our plan for our time today is to export both of these books which explore Ocean Science as well as personal stories. Julie and edie will take us on personal journeys whether thats navigating medical mysteries or struggling sometimes before pus
There are a lot of books out there, critical of the performance of the media in the journalism industry. Why do we need another one and what is different about yours . Guest well hopefully its got some jokes in it. Hopefully it is an engaging read. I is a journalist do not have much interest in media criticism. I have a about it which is that its like an abatement. Its hazardous and you need specialized equipment. I think there is lots of good media criticism and most media criticism is indicative of the problem i talk about in this book which is that its a refuge for partisan. We dont want to talk about the ideas of us talk about the coverage. This is not my happy place. I have a experience professionally and we are having a experience professionally which the stuff, the changes that have gone through our industry in the past 20 years its been a lot. There has been a lot going on and its a time where people are really hungry for the learning curve to deepen and for us to get better le
Our oceans. Well start in sundrenched shallow waters with coral reefs and then make our way down into darker more mysterious depths, and what im excited about is to be joined by two incredible marine scientists and authors. Joining us today, we have the author of life on the rock, building a future for coral reefs. [applause] Research Scientist and author of below the edge of darkness, a memoir of exploring light and life in the deep sea. [applause] we would like to thank the National Endowment for the arts for sponsoring this stage. Our plan for our time is to explore both of these books which explore Ocean Science as well as personal stories. Julie and edie both take us on personal journeys whether thats navigating medical mysteries or struggling sometimes despairing before pushing forward. My own career path started in ocean conservation, so it is a personal joy to explore these things. And im so excited to get into this together. Our plan im going to ask each of them to make a prov
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