Where Darwin forever changed the scientific understanding of life on earth, you’ve captivated the world with your ability to share that understanding, and driven more young minds to a life of science than perhaps any other person on earth. Thank you for working for so many years to positively influence everyone’s appreciation and love of the natural world.
How do you feel about your lifetime of making documentaries? What projects have you wanted to do but couldn’t seem to get off the ground?
I’ve seen the vast majority of your videos, and you’re remarkably consistent in your storytelling. Are there any programs you’ve made that you’d like to go back and “fix”?
You’ve made hundreds of documentaries, some of which focus on specifics group of life. But of all your documentaries that open a world of understanding, the Life of Fungi have been tragically absent. The Private Life of Plants, Life in the Undergrowth, Life on Earth, and more touch on fungi, but don’t leave nearly as much time to the subject as it deserves. I would absolutely love to hear about this incredible world through the lens of your storytelling. Can I ask you to put this at the top of your list for your next big show? Pretty please?
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Where Darwin forever changed the scientific understanding of life on earth, you’ve captivated the world with your ability to share that understanding, and driven more young minds to a life of science than perhaps any other person on earth. Thank you for working for so many years to positively influence everyone’s appreciation and love of the natural world.
How do you feel about your lifetime of making documentaries? What projects have you wanted to do but couldn’t seem to get off the ground?
I’ve seen the vast majority of your videos, and you’re remarkably consistent in your storytelling. Are there any programs you’ve made that you’d like to go back and “fix”?
You’ve made hundreds of documentaries, some of which focus on specifics group of life. But of all your documentaries that open a world of understanding, the Life of Fungi have been tragically absent. The Private Life of Plants, Life in the Undergrowth, Life on Earth, and more touch on fungi, but don’t leave nearly as much time to the subject as it deserves. I would absolutely love to hear about this incredible world through the lens of your storytelling. Can I ask you to put this at the top of your list for your next big show? Pretty please?
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