Jim Nollman

Jim Nollman, an internationally known pioneer in interspecies communication, lives with his wife and two daughters in Friday Harbor Washington, when not on extended whale observations in Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic waters.

	The Charged Border Code:JN001 Price: $25.00 Quantity in Basket: none
E.O. Wilson writes "Humanists are the shamans of the intellectual tribe, wise men who interpret knowledge and transmit folklore, rituals and sacred texts." Jim Nollman is such a humanist; he takes us to the charged border, a luminous crack between sky and sea where relations between humankind and wilderness take on sacred meaning.
	Dolphin Dreamtime Code:JN002 Price: $8.95 Quantity in Basket: none
The Art and Science of Interspecies Communication Jim Nollman vividly describes his experiences of forging new relationships with animals and the environment. Using music as a common language, he has been able to "talk" with dolphins, seagulls, whales, buffalo, bears, and even a mosquito.
	The Man Who Talks to Whales Code:JN003 Price: $14.95 Quantity in Basket: none
This is a dramatic, true account of close encounters with the wild animals of our planet and the surprising events that unfold when one man "talks" to the animals and stops to listen to their response. Jim Nollman's vivid storytelling has us swimming beside him as he ventures within ten feet of an enormous whale in the open ocean or stepping slowly as he advances to within a few feet of a majestic bull buffalo in Yellowstone Park. The Man Who Talks To Whales challenges us to reconsider the way we think about and relate to the animals who share our world.
	What The Dolphin Said - Music CD Code:JN006 Price: $15.00 Quantity in Basket: none
What The Dolphin Said 1. Man In Black     2. Faultline     3. Heartland     4. I Live I Die     5. My Backyard 6. Mother Blues     7. Memories of Paradise     8. Ed LaVert     9. Venezuela 10. That's The Thing     11. What The Dolphin Said Produced and engineered by Richard Schonherz at Far Sight Studio, Bolinas California Mastered by Bob Katz at The Digital Domain in Orlando Florida Graphic Design by Bruce Conway Classic Bob and Sand Castle Loops courtesy of Spectrasonics, "Liquid Grooves" Jim Nollman: lead vocals, electric and slide guitar, harmonica, percussion Richard Schonherz: vocals, keyboards, samples Paul McCandless: soprano sax Ethan Okamura: vocals, acoustic and electric guitars Christian Swenson: overtone singing The Over The Hill Boys Chorus: Doba, Dill, Zeno, Ernesto