Episodes

Easkey Britton facilitates the building of surfing communities to bring about social and environmental change

This is how you can begin to conserve the Ocean in 7 ways

I had the chance to meet these incredible women at the International Marine Conservation Congress and saw what they are accomplishing in the Marine Conservation Field

Ocean Conservancy's Nick Mallos, Director of their Trash Free Seas Alliance, sits down with me to discuss the problem of plastic pollution and how we can reduce it.

This is the most important episode that I've made for this podcast regarding the security of Conservation Biologists around the world.

Dr. Naomi Rose visits to podcast at IMCC4 to gove us the lowdown on Whale Sea-Side Sanctuaries designed for retiring captive whales.

Nathan and I recount our first day at the IMCC conference here in St. John's, NFLD where there was a surprise focus on a specific subject

Nathan and I talk about Whales vs Sonar; New Species of Beaked Whale; Vanishing Vaquita; Seagrass loss; and, Shark Fin ban by Shipping company Cosco

Sea Turtles are known for their long migration routes, but did you know that they accumulate critters from the places they visit and it can help in their conservation?

I let you in on how I set my goals for the upcoming International Marine Conservation Congress next week

Nathan and I talk about Dory being bred in captivity; First Nations and Recreational Fishers are fighting over salmon; There are some coral reefs that are doing better than expected; and, How YOU can save the Ocean.

The National Aquarium of Baltimore is leading the way to release captive Marine Mammals with the announcement that it will release its 8 Atlantic bottlenose dolphins in sea pens

Drones are becoming an important part of Marine Science and Conservation

Nathan and I reunite after some busy time (and vacation time!) to discuss Marine Conservation Hot Topics!

Susan R. Eaton is leading a 12 person, all female team of explorer's, divers, and researchers on the SEDNA epic Expedition to explore the Arctic Ocean and show people what the Arctic Ocean is all about

I am proud to present a line of products that are not only good for you and the environment AND will be the fuel to help me further protect the Ocean!

Mike Irvine broke down barriers and opened up an entire new life of underwater education to millions of people.

Bad Policies and Catering to Big Business has landed the Florida State Government in Green Water!

Shark Week aired it's Air Jaws Episode which tackled some great scientific questions about Great White Sharks and their hunting strategy

Follow two research crews as they try to locate and document movement and feeding behaviour off the California Coast and New England Coast

Marine Researchers in Guadeloupe and Bimini study why two different shark species are found in shallow waters more often.

Shark Week's first episode in 2016 did not disappoint leading off with Dr. Neil Hammershlag's Lab Trying to answer Why There Are So Many Tiger Sharks at Tiger Beach!

Today Nathan and I Discuss Shark Week, Canadian Fisheries, Organic Pollutants affecting Apex Predators, and Whether Aquariums are good for children

Ret Talbot fisheries journalist, breaks down the ornamental fishing data to show you why he is concerned for "Dory"