4. Elephants

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Episode 4 of the Life Sentence podcast, hosted by Mags Creative, titled "4. Elephants" was published on December 3, 2021 and runs 20 minutes.

December 3, 2021 ·20m · Life Sentence

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Sign up to the Podcasts & Climate Change event, taking place on 17th May 2022, here: https://podcastsclimatechange.splashthat.com ‘He’d say Orion was part Akashinga’ Best served with headphones on. Runtime of 19 minutes to reflect the 19 years until the Elephants will be extinct in the wild. The final part of the episode includes a Savannah soundscape to serve as a tribute to our Zimbabwean Elephants and the Akashinga Rangers. Cast Mo: Jordan Stephens Inglovu: Shvorne Marks Etta: Fanta Barrie Adam: WIll Mellor Stevie: Stacy Abalogun Credits Writer: Tabitha Mortiboy Supervising Producer: Kelsey Bennett Executive Producer: Megan Hill-Smith Sound Design & Audio Production: Kit Milsom With thanks to Weforum.org and International Anti Poaching Foundation Music Credits Licensed music with thanks to Artlist WkNUelVeOh3Gza4NuKFN

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Sign up to the Podcasts & Climate Change event, taking place on 17th May 2022, here: https://podcastsclimatechange.splashthat.com

‘He’d say Orion was part Akashinga’

Best served with headphones on.

Runtime of 19 minutes to reflect the 19 years until the Elephants will be extinct in the wild.

The final part of the episode includes a Savannah soundscape to serve as a tribute to our Zimbabwean Elephants and the Akashinga Rangers.

Cast
Mo: Jordan Stephens
Inglovu: Shvorne Marks
Etta: Fanta Barrie
Adam: WIll Mellor
Stevie: Stacy Abalogun

Credits
Writer: Tabitha Mortiboy
Supervising Producer: Kelsey Bennett
Executive Producer: Megan Hill-Smith
Sound Design & Audio Production: Kit Milsom
With thanks to Weforum.org and International Anti Poaching Foundation

Music Credits
Licensed music with thanks to Artlist
WkNUelVeOh3Gza4NuKFN

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