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What if every river - no matter where you traveled - was clean enough to swim in, drink from, and sustain life? We Are The Riverkeepers is a powerful new podcast dedicated to protecting and celebrating the world’s waterways. Created with Richmond Riverkeeper Association and hosted by Presenter, Author and Storyteller Mel Bampton, this series dives into the essential role rivers play - not just in our ecosystems, but in our lives, our stories, and our survival. Through thorough conversations with environmentalists, scientists, Indigenous leaders, artists, and activists, we explore both the beauty and the urgency of river protection. From the tributaries of the Richmond River to the great arteries of the world, we ask: If the rivers could speak, what would they say? This podcast goes beyond environmentalism to reveal how the health of our rivers is deeply connected to our emotional, social, physical, and cultural we
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat if every river - no matter where you traveled - was clean enough to swim in, drink from, and sustain life? We Are The Riverkeepers is a powerful new podcast dedicated to protecting and celebrating the world’s waterways.
Recent episodes include "Collaboration For River Rights with Kristen Den Exter" (16 July 2026, 42 minutes), "Collaboration For River Rights with Kristen Den Exter" (16 July 2026, 42 minutes), and "How We Ended Up Here with Adele Wessell" (7 May 2026, 44 minutes).
We Are The Riverkeepers publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for We Are The Riverkeepers is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. We Are The Riverkeepers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. We Are The Riverkeepers's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for We Are The Riverkeepers are Environmental Agencies. We Are The Riverkeepers has a society audience.
We Are The Riverkeepers is a society podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Episode #12
Some people come into the role of riverkeeper as they grow, others are born to it. There are few people in deeper proactive relationship with the catchments of the northern rivers than Kristin Den Exter. Landcare...
Episode #12
<p>Some people come into the role of riverkeeper as they grow, others are born to it. There are few people in deeper proactive relationship with the catchments of the northern rivers than Kristin Den Exter. Landcare...
We Are The Riverkeepers
<p>Associate Professor of History, Adele Wessell approaches the river a little differently. Having lived in the Northern Rivers for 30 years and teaching history at Southern Cross University over that time, she’s...
Episode #8
<p>Marc Yaggi is a man brimming with stories. </p><p>As the Chief Executive Officer of Waterkeeper Alliance, an organisation based in New York but with members and allies all over the globe, Marc serves as a leading...
Episode #7
<p>Mitch King is a Yaegl Bundjalung multi-disciplinary artist with deep connections to the rivers that grew him and his ancestors up. As a story teller he has translated this thread of connection – the rivers that run...
Episode #6
<p>Is there a relationship between unwell minds and unwell rivers? Is there a connection between crime and corrupted waterways?<br/><br/>Ella Bancroft is a poet, an advocate, an activist, a potent voice full of vigour...
Episode #5
<p>The aftermath of catastrophic flooding reveals our deepest relationship with rivers. When waters rise unexpectedly, destroying homes and livelihoods, how do communities rebuild not just physically, but emotionally...
Episode #4
<p>This is a podcast about rivers, so why are we talking about the ocean? Well, let’s just say – one thing leads to another. </p><p>Is it inevitable when someone falls so deeply in love with the ocean, that love will...
Episode #3
<p> </p><p>Saundi is a member of the Native Women's Care Circle, a grassroots prayer group based in what is now known as St. Louis, Mo. She is of Cherokee and African American descent. Saundi has taken part in many...
Episode #2
<p>Rhoda Roberts is from a long-line of patient, powerful First Nations people, innovators and advocates, who have created newspapers, radio, cultural and healing hubs, spaces and services to overcome the profound and...
Episode #1
<p>When humans harm the rivers, how does that in turn harm humans? What can we do to turn the tides on unhealthy rivers and make them places again to play, fish, work and enjoy?<br/><br/>Prof. Amanda Reichelt-Brushett...
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Waterkeeper Alliance
Resilient Lismore
Native Women's Care Circle
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