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SUMMARY:Uncharted Conversations: Photographer Brian Skerry: Ocean Soul
DESCRIPTION:Brian Skerry has explored Earth’s oceans for four decades\, working on every continent and in nearly every underwater ecosystem. In Ocean Soul\, Brian weaves together the visual stories he has created as an award-winning photojournalist and film producer\, resulting in a portrait of the ocean’s beauty and mystery: a place in trouble\, but also a place of hope that can rebound with care and attention.  \nBlending stunning photography from dozens of feature stories for National Geographic magazine with exciting\, behind-the-scenes videos showcasing how he ‘got the picture\,’ Ocean Soul is a sweeping show that tells the story of our Ocean\, the marine life that calls it home\, and—ultimately—us. \nThis show is part of the 2026/27 Uncharted Conversations Series powered by ATC. \nExplore the full series here! \n Brian Skerry Bio As a visual storyteller\, Brian has spent more than 12\,000 hours submerged underwater. Since 1998\, he’s created and photographed more than 30 stories for National Geographic\, including 7 cover stories. A founding member of the International League of Conservation Photographers\, Brian’s work is proof that visuals can make a difference. His images have helped sway policy makers to implement marine protected areas and to pass legislation that will have lasting positive impact on the world’s oceans. Brian was named a National Geographic Society Photography Fellow in 2014 and then a Storytelling Fellow in 2017. He has been recognized worldwide including being an 11-time award winner in the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Brian’s Disney Plus series Secrets of the Whales won the 2021 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary.
URL:https://www.marcuscenter.org/event/photographer-brian-skerry-ocean-soul/
LOCATION:Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall\, 121 E State St\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
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SUMMARY:Uncharted Conversations: Primatologist Mireya Mayor: Pink Boots and a Machete
DESCRIPTION:Join world-renowned scientist and National Geographic explorer Mireya Mayor on a wild and inspiring romp through her unconventional path to success. From her early days as an NFL  cheerleader to near-death experiences in the Congo and co-discovering the world’s smallest primate in Madagascar\, Mireya shares her incredible journey with us. Mireya hosts a wide variety of TV series\, including the Discovery Channel’s hit series Expedition Bigfoot. Between field expeditions\, on-screen work\, and her real-life drama of juggling a family of eight\, Mireya reminds us that we are capable of more than we can imagine.  \nThis show is part of the 2026/27 Uncharted Conversations Series powered by ATC. \nView the full series here! \n Dr. Mireya Mayor Bio Dr. Mireya Mayor is a primatologist\, explorer\, National Science Foundation fellow\, Fulbright scholar\, and Emmy Award–nominated wildlife correspondent for the National Geographic Channel. Her explorations have led to several scientific discoveries\, most notably her co-discovery in Madagascar of the world’s smallest primate. Mireya has hosted dozens of documentaries\, including her Nat Geo WILD series\, Wild Nights with Mireya Mayor; Expedition Africa on the History Channel; La Cuba De Hoy on Nat Geo Mundo\, and currently stars in Discovery Channel’s hit series Expedition Bigfoot. She is the author of a best selling book\,  Pink Boots and a Machete\, and the subject of an award winning children’s book\, Just Wild Enough. Mireya is also executive director of exploration and science communications at Florida International University\, where she is helping scientists effectively communicate complex topics. She’s been recognized as a National Geographic Emerging Explorer\, a Fulbright Global Changemaker\, and one of Stony Brook University’s “40 under Forty.”   
URL:https://www.marcuscenter.org/event/uncharted-conversations-primatologist-mireya-mayor-pink-boots-and-a-machete/
LOCATION:Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall\, 121 E State St\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
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SUMMARY:Uncharted Conversations: Photographer Keith Ladzinksi: Forces of Nature
DESCRIPTION:An esteemed photographer and filmmaker\, Keith is known for captivating imagery that explores the intersection of adventure\, nature\, and conservation. Whether dangling from ropes thousands of feet up to film first ascents in interior Antarctica\, storm chasing in Tornado Alley\, scaling ancient giant Redwoods\, or diving with wild alligators in the Florida Everglades\, he always goes to the extreme to capture the moment and share it with us.  \nThis show is part of the 2026/27 Uncharted Conversations Series powered by ATC. \nExplore the full series here! \n Keith Ladzinksi Bio Keith Ladzinski's journey as a National Geographic Photographer and Emmy-nominated director began in the spring of 1995 when he ventured to a Pawn Shop to use his earnings from a summer of mowing lawns to buy a second hand camera. This seemingly modest acquisition sparked a creative awakening in him\, reshaping his perspective with newfound imagination and potential. Initially drawn to capturing the untamed beauty of Colorado's wilderness and his fellow skateboarding friends\, Keith quickly began harboring dreams of pursuing photography professionally. Yet it wasn’t until 2003 that the real journey would begin. While rock climbing in Aspen\, Colorado\, Keith sustained a ground fall that resulted in a broken neck\, and a long list of catastrophic injuries\, an accident that nearly took his life. But this brush with mortality didn't deter him. It became a defining moment. Within six months\, he was back at the cliffs\, with a camera in hand and a newly defined objective\, to document. Over the preceding decades\, climbing expeditions would take him across the seven continents multiple times over\, and through his lens\, Keith would capture the feats of the world's most elite rock climbers for esteemed publications like the Washington Post\, New York Times\, and National Geographic.
URL:https://www.marcuscenter.org/event/photographer-keith-ladzinksi-forces-of-nature/
LOCATION:Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall\, 121 E State St\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
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