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Seaquarium's Shame

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by Jim White

5 episodes
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A love letter of sound, story, collage, interview, dramatization and music. Dedicated to Lolita the captive orca, her family the nearly extinct Southern Resident Killer Whales of the Pacific North and the humans welded to their lives. www.seaquariumsshame.com

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March 28, 2021

Episode 4 - Granny

Machine Guns to annihilate the Orca. The Matriarch of the Southern Resident Killer Whales lives to be over 105 years old before her legacy comes to an end. She survived & guided her pod through all of the live captures that stole them from the sea, the countless dams that choked off their food supply, & the endless pollution invading their waters. Her legend lives on and continues to enchant the Salish Sea. A comedy writer turned Orcaholic, author & podcaster transitions from Vancouver Aquarium visitor to having his mind blown repeatedly, eventually joining the Southern Resident’s J pod, as their full time employee.

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March 22, 2021

Episode 3 - Slavequarium

March 16, 2021. In the middle of a pandemic, I travel from Malcolm Island, B.C. to Miami, Florida to see Lolita myself. On the Atlantic coast a broken man has his 24 year reign as slave master & torturer of a Lolita, a female orca he identifies with… a little “too much" ended unceremoniously. On Pacific coast a life long advocate & campaigner for Lolita’s freedom reminds us of her real worth & identity. 26 years of working for her release has not broken this mans spirit, in solidarity with Lolita, he continues to call for her release today.

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February 28, 2021

Episode 2 - Talequah

<p>A mother orca grieves the death of her only minutes old baby in the Salish Sea in the summer of 2018. The world media becomes fixated. 4 years later she has a new baby boy, Phoenix.</p> <p>A landlocked girl from Ohio won’t let her dreams of the sea go unrealized. Be there as has her first encounter with an orca. Today she is an accomplished marine naturalist &amp; creator &amp; hosts one of the best podcasts on the Southern Residents: <a href="https://www.breachingextinction.com/">Breaching Extinction.</a></p> <p>A Vietnam war veteran discovers Indian Country, finding where things feel right, after years on a motorcycle discovering America.<a href="https://forthewild.world/listen/kurt-russo-on-the-people-under-the-sea-encore-127"> Meet an ally</a> of The Lummi First nation who’s been witness &amp; supporter in their fight to save the Qw'e lh'ol me chen.</p> <p>Episode 2 - Talequah</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>

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What is Seaquarium's Shame?

A love letter of sound, story, collage, interview, dramatization and music. Dedicated to Lolita the captive orca, her family the nearly extinct Southern Resident Killer Whales of the Pacific North and the humans welded to their lives.

www.seaquariumsshame.com

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