Best The Unreported Story Society Podcasts (2025)

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Climate Solutions for the Ocean: How Restoring Kelp Forests Could Change the Future of the Seas 1:03:11

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Climate Solutions for the Ocean are urgently needed as warming seas, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem collapse accelerate faster than most people realize, and one of the most powerful tools may be hiding just beneath the waves. In this episode, Andrew Lewin sits down with Scott Bohachyk, Director of Seaforestation at Ocean Wise, to explore how kelp…

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Tree-Free Products Are Disrupting Big Industry and Saving Thousands of Trees 32:21

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Tree-Free Products are disrupting industries that have relied on the same wasteful materials for more than a century, and the shift is happening faster than most people realize. In this episode, we explore how Emerald Ecovations produces over 370 sustainable alternatives without cutting down a single tree, dramatically reducing carbon emissions, wa…

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A Historic First For Conservatives 1:12:46

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In case you didn’t see the announcement yet… OCTOBER 7 is coming to the Kennedy Center in January!We have amazing news! OCTOBER 7, our verbatim play is going to be performed at the Kennedy Center. You can buy tickets at October7ThePlay.com(linked below), we really want to see you there. The story first broke on FOX NEWS, and now we get to tell you …

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Mass penguin die off explained, the shocking truth behind why African penguins are disappearing and what it means for our future 14:11

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Mass penguin die off explained, a crisis that wiped out ninety five percent of some African penguin colonies, raises a heartbreaking question: how does a thriving species fall to fewer than ten thousand breeding pairs and almost no one sees it happening? This episode uncovers the chain reaction that pushed an entire population toward collapse, from…

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Marine Wildlife Victory: Why New Protections for Manta Rays and Sharks Change Everything 17:10

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Marine Wildlife Victory raises a powerful question: what does it take to finally protect some of the ocean's most threatened giants, and why did it take this long? In this episode, you will hear how manta rays, devil rays, and several shark species faced years of intense pressure from overfishing and international trade, and why the world finally a…

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Northern Right Whale Hope Story: Why the Population Finally Rose and What It Means Next 50:53

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Northern Right Whale crisis: For years, scientists and advocates have watched this critically endangered species decline due to ship strikes, fishing gear entanglement, and rapid ocean change. This episode asks a crucial question: Does the first population increase in years signal real recovery or just a temporary pause in a long-term crisis, and w…

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Performing Gender Experiments on Children? 41:40

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In case you didn’t see our major announcement this week… The OCTOBER 7 play is having its most high profile performance to date! You won’t believe where it will be showing next. Hint: It’s right in the belly of the beast and we want to see you there. All will be revealed soon. And just when we thought the trans madness was dying in the UK, we disco…

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What's behind your canned tuna? The shocking truth supermarkets never tell you 17:47

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Supermarket tuna raises a disturbing question: What's behind your canned tuna? In this episode, you uncover the hidden human cost of the global tuna industry, including the devastating story of fisherman Deby Putra Bunanda, whose health collapsed after months at sea supplying tuna for major supermarket brands. His experience reveals a deeper and da…

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COP30 Belém: The Hidden Decisions That Could Change the Ocean Forever 19:37

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Ocean crisis: COP30 Belém exposed massive gaps in climate action, and the ocean will carry the burden. In this episode we break down the missing fossil fuel commitments, the weak climate finance language, and the two track political system that threatens to push ocean science into the background. These decisions matter because the ocean is already …

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How Deep Sea Mining Could Break the Ocean's Most Important Wildlife Highways 1:01:06

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How Deep Sea Mining could permanently disrupt the ocean's most important animal routes, and most people have never thought about it. This episode asks the critical question: what happens when mining operations collide with species that rely on vast migratory pathways to survive? We break down the science in a way that makes the stakes impossible to…

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What is Dennis Prager's Thanksgiving Obsession? 1:00:59

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone,This week we look back on an episode we did with someone who embodies the spirit of Thanksgiving, our good friend Dennis Prager. Recorded before he suffered a devastating injury Denis said: “Thanksfulness…it's sort of a lifelong obsession of mine, gratitude is the mother of goodness and happiness, that's how powerful it …

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Fish Farm Clean Up: What they pulled from a Forty Ton Ghost Farm will SHOCK you! 14:56

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Fish Farm Clean Up reveals the hidden reality beneath a quiet coastline in Methana, Greece, where a ghost fish farm left behind more than forty tons of plastic cages, nets, metal frames, pipes, and even sunken boats. What looked peaceful on the surface hid a toxic underwater scrapyard that had been breaking apart and polluting the Saronic Gulf for …

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The Major Failure of the Epstein Files 46:25

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Greetings from Ireland, once again!Don’t worry about the Epstein files. If there was anything damaging to Trump it would have been released by now. We bring you the truth about the messages that the media and the Democrats are desperately trying to turn into a Trump gotcha moment. In fact it is liberal journalists and Democrats who had the sleazy r…

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Whales don't get cancer: How bowhead whale DNA could change human health 13:02

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Whales don't get cancer as often as you might expect, and in this episode you learn how the bowhead whale's unique DNA repair system is helping scientists understand cancer prevention and healthy aging. This Arctic giant lives more than 200 years, grows to airplane size, and still avoids the runaway mutation patterns that lead to tumors in other sp…

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Fish feed in aquaculture, understanding what goes into feeding farmed fish 1:10:52

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Fish feed in aquaculture is at the center of a complicated global story that most people never hear about. In this episode, Andrew sits down with marine biologist and policy expert Marine Cusa to explore the hidden world of fishmeal, fish oil, feed ingredients, and the surprising connections between aquaculture, wild fisheries, West African communi…

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Trans Madness, Mamdani, and the Future of Ireland 58:56

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There will be three of us presenting the news and views to you this week. We have Jenny Holland, our friend and colleague, in Ireland to discuss everything from Transgender Madness to Mamdani. Learn the real reason so many Irish support ‘Palestine' and how we know all the best New York intellectual salons!As we are in Ireland we discuss how the rad…

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Orcas vs Great White Sharks: How Killer Whales Are Changing Shark Populations 11:10

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Orcas vs Great White Sharks is more than a dramatic headline—it's a sign of how ocean ecosystems are shifting before our eyes. New drone footage shows orcas in the Gulf of California attacking and killing juvenile great white sharks in what scientists believe are nursery zones. The footage, captured in 2020 and 2022, reveals orcas flipping young sh…

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Seagrass Decline in Moreton Bay: What Long-Term Research Reveals About Ocean Change 21:52

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Seagrass meadows are among the most vital yet overlooked ecosystems on our planet. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, Andrew Lewin explores a new 19-year study from Moreton Bay, Australia, which shows that seagrass coverage and diversity are declining over time despite short-term recovery periods. This long-term research reveals that whil…

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Animals Affected by Climate Change: How Seabirds Reveal the Hidden Impacts of Warming Oceans 1:09:57

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Animals affected by climate change are showing us how fragile our ecosystems have become. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, host Andrew Lewin speaks with Dr. Helen Killeen, a marine ecologist whose research connects seabird reproduction to shifting ocean temperatures, prey diversity, and climate pressures across the northern hemisphere. …

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Is There A Grooming Gangs Breakthrough? 48:44

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Elon Musk reposted our Grooming Gangs Coverup clip which has gained over 2.6 million views since last week. So many people have learned the truth about the biggest crime in UK history that led to the biggest coverup. It is the film you have to watch. It tells the truth about the Muslim ‘’Grooming Gangs” that are basically rape gangs who targetted w…

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Marine Conservation Projects: Why Recent Wins for Endangered Species Matter 14:52

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Marine Conservation Projects are driving real wins: green sea turtles downgraded to least concern in many regions, North Atlantic right whales showing a small but meaningful uptick, and a new vaquita calf sighting offering hope. In this episode I explain the common thread behind these stories, targeted local projects, science monitoring, and laws t…

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Bill Gates & Climate Change: Why His Latest Comments Shocked the Climate Community 16:48

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Bill Gates and Climate Change have become a trending topic after the billionaire philanthropist argued that the world is too focused on cutting carbon emissions and not focused enough on improving human welfare. In this episode, I unpack what Gates said, why it caused such a reaction, and how his argument connects to decades of work in climate just…

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Are These Whales Doing Better? 12:30

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North Atlantic right whales have been teetering on the edge of extinction for decades, with fewer than 400 individuals left. But recent reports hint at a small sign of hope: the population may finally be stabilizing, or even slightly increasing. In this episode, Andrew Lewin explores what that really means. Conservation efforts, from slower ship sp…

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Can Science Illuminate this Religious Mystery? 54:45

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Amazing news. Elon Musk has retweeted a clip(linked below) from our Grooming Gangs Cover-Up film. This means that over 2.5 million people have learned the truth about the biggest crime in UK history that led to the biggest coverup.It is the film you have to watch. It tells the truth about the Muslim “Grooming Gangs” that are basically rape gangs wh…

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Art and Ocean Science: How Creativity Reveals the Deep Sea's Hidden Stories 1:00:41

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Art and Ocean Science are merging in ways that bring new life to marine research and conservation. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, host Andrew Lewin speaks with the creative minds behind Ocean Networks Canada's "Surfacing Secrets" project, a groundbreaking collaboration where sculptors, theatre directors, and scientists explore how art…

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Nova Scotia Whale Sanctuary Approval: What It Means for Captive Whales and Ocean Conservation 12:50

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Nova Scotia Whale Sanctuary has officially received provincial approval, marking a monumental step toward creating Canada's first ocean refuge for retired whales. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, Andrew Lewin explains how this decision moves the Whale Sanctuary Project closer to reality, what challenges remain before the sanctuary opens…

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AI and Water Usage: Do we really need to be worried about it? 19:42

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AI and Water are more connected than most people realize. As artificial intelligence continues to expand, the data centres that power it are using millions of litres of water every day to stay cool. This invisible demand is creating ripple effects across our freshwater systems, and ultimately, our ocean. In this episode, Andrew Lewin uncovers how A…

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Green sea turtle conservation: How one species' recovery gives hope amid a sea of decline 15:25

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Green sea turtle conservation shows us what's possible when people, policy, and passion align. Once nearly wiped out by overharvesting and habitat loss, the green sea turtle has made an inspiring recovery after decades of global protection. In this episode, Andrew Lewin shares a deeply personal story of encountering a turtle nest in Florida with hi…

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Why "No Kings" Is A Disaster 37:25

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Hollywood has killed itself. Now they want to kill you. We all know Hollywood pushes left-wing madness on their audiences—even as audiences are no longer going to the movies. But now they're doubling down to have George Clooney promote the killing of old people who become surplus to requirements. And actress Annette Bening is helping. We reveal the…

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Coral reefs suffering from climate change: scientists warn we've crossed a tipping point 14:06

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Coral reefs suffering from climate change are no longer a warning for the future, they are happening now. A landmark scientific report reveals that warm-water reefs have already passed a tipping threshold due to global heating, leading to widespread die-offs and threatening the biodiversity and coastal protection they provide. For the millions of p…

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Madagascar Environment and Shark Science with Dr. David Ebert 50:57

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Madagascar Environment is at the center of this engaging conversation with Dr. David Ebert, a world-renowned shark scientist and co-host of Beyond Jaws. In this episode, we uncover the unique challenges and opportunities that Madagascar's marine ecosystems face, from biodiversity conservation to the pressures of unsustainable fishing. Shark science…

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The Truth About The Hostage Return 42:18

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'Bring them home' is now 'BROUGHT THEM HOME!'Trump’s peace deal is real - the hostages have been released and we celebrate this amazing moment in history on the ANN AND PHELIM SCOOP. Watch this week’s episode where we bring you the stories behind the reunions. It is a time for celebration but we should not forget that on October 7, 2023 Hamas invad…

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Vaquita warns us about sharks: lessons for the ocean's future 13:52

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Vaquita stands as one of the rarest marine mammals on Earth, with fewer than 20 left in the wild. In this episode, we explore what the near-extinction of the vaquita teaches us about the future of sharks and why their survival is critical to the health of the ocean. Sharks play an essential role in keeping marine ecosystems balanced, yet they face …

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Marineland Beluga Whales: What's Next for Canada's Captive Cetaceans 18:50

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Marineland beluga whales remain at the center of a heated national debate after Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans denied the park's request to export 30 whales to a marine theme park in China. In this episode, Andrew Lewin explores the unfolding crisis, from the park's claims of financial hardship to the legal, ethical, and political ques…

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All The Sharks, filming, science, and stories from the field 1:29:07

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Shark conservation: All The Sharks brings you into the water with filmmakers and scientists, exploring how camera choices, site selection, and safety shape close encounters with tiger sharks, hammerheads, white sharks, and whale sharks. You will hear candid stories about reading shark behavior, managing lighting on fast passes from silky sharks, an…

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What REALLY Happened At The Nova Music Massacre 40:37

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We were both under the weather this week and unable to record a fresh podcast, so to mark the anniversary of the October 7 massacres, we thought we would re-release our interview with one of the survivors, Tal Shimony.In the words of Tal, her friends were “brutally murdered for just dancing.”The stories of survivors from October 7th must be heard.O…

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Marineland Beluga Export Denied: What Happens Next for Canada's Captive Whales 14:12

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Marineland Beluga exports have been denied by Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans, igniting national debate over animal welfare, legality, and ethics. In this episode, Andrew Lewin breaks down what the 2019 law banning cetacean captivity means, why DFO refused Marineland's permit to sell 30 belugas to China, and what options exist for the f…

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Sustainability Business: Lee Stewart on Building Real Ocean Impact Through Smarter Operations 50:22

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Sustainability business: In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, Andrew Lewin talks with Lee Stewart about how businesses can make sustainability a practical, measurable part of their operations. They explore how carbon tracking, waste reduction, packaging design, and supply chain improvements can build resilience while cutting costs. Ocean li…

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Mentors: Climate Change is Hopeless? Here's Why You Should Still Fight 18:23

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Mentors: climate change is hopeless—at least, that's the message many young scientists are hearing from the people they were told to admire. But what if giving up isn't the only option? In this episode, I respond to a heartfelt email from a marine science student who refuses to stay silent, even when senior scientists tell her that solutions to cli…

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Jane Goodall: How One Woman Changed Conservation Forever 23:51

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Jane Goodall transformed the way we understand animals, conservation, and our place in nature. In this special tribute episode of How to Protect the Ocean, I reflect on Dr. Goodall's incredible legacy and what her life's work teaches us about empathy, science, and hope. From living with chimpanzees in Gombe to influencing ocean storytelling today, …

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Taking Down Recent Liberal Nonsense 25:35

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On today’s podcast we mark the upcoming 3rd anniversary of the October 7 massacres. This was Israel’s darkest day, where 1,200 innocent men, women and children were murdered, and hundreds were taken hostage. And do we have a peace deal? Phelim has a particular insight into the end of war (having lived and worked through one in Northern Ireland) and…

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Explore the Ocean Floor: Why Mapping the Deep Matters and How You Can Get Involved 44:40

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Explore the ocean floor is more than a scientific ambition, it is a global necessity. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, Andrew Lewin speaks with Tim Kearns, Executive Director of Map the Gaps, about the upcoming Ocean Floor Explorer conference in Victoria, BC. They discuss why mapping the seabed is vital for science, conservation, and so…

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Fighting overfishing with AI: Satellites Expose Illegal Fishing in Marine Protected Areas 19:16

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Fighting overfishing with AI is transforming how we protect the ocean. A new study revealed that nearly half of all coastal marine protected areas (MPAs) showed fishing vessel presence, with many ships operating "dark" without AIS tracking. This means that even in places meant to be safe havens for biodiversity, industrial fishing has been creeping…

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What Is Charlie Kirk's Greatest Impact? 47:51

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Charlie Kirk’s assasination and funeral may be a turning point. His work on Earth may have been cut short but many have accepted the challenge to continue his legacy and spread the truth to those who need it most. We saw this especially at his funeral over the weekend. Unfortunately, we were unable to attend because we were spreading the truth on a…

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Indigenous Relationships and the Ocean: Stories of Connection and Conservation with ONC 59:18

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Indigenous relationships with the ocean reveal powerful ways of understanding stewardship, culture, and conservation. This episode highlights how Indigenous communities have long held knowledge that connects people with marine ecosystems, guiding sustainable practices and deep respect for biodiversity. Indigenous relationships are also about resili…

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Fisheries Subsidies Agreement Explained with Oceana's Dan Skerritt 57:29

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Fisheries subsidies are at the heart of one of the most important global trade agreements for the ocean. In this episode, I sit down with Dan Skeritt to break down the World Trade Organization's new Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies, discuss why it matters, and explore its implications for countries around the world. We explore how harmful subsidies…

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Ocean Book You Need to Read: Amanda Leland's Vision for a Sea Change 1:03:46

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Ocean Book you need to read introduces listeners to Sea Change by Amanda Leland, a powerful and hopeful exploration of how individuals and communities can unite to protect our oceans. Amanda draws from her expertise and experience to highlight the urgency of tackling climate change, overfishing, and pollution, while also showcasing the innovative s…

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A Special Thanks to Charlie 46:30

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We bring you this week’s episode from Los Angeles and New York City, as we prepare for tomorrow’s performance of the OCTOBER 7 play at Bowdoin College in Maine.We traveled to Israel after that terrible day, interviewed survivors, and brought their testimony to the world in the form of a verbatim play.We are nervous but excited. We are determined to…

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Great White Shark Populations Have Interesting DNA 13:14

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Great white shark DNA is one of the most puzzling mysteries in marine biology. Recent research has revealed that despite being one species, great whites have split into three distinct genetic groups across the globe. What's even stranger: their nuclear DNA and mitochondrial DNA tell conflicting stories, leaving scientists scratching their heads. Sh…

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How Scientists Can Become Advocates 20:52

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Advocacy for scientists is a skill that can transform how research impacts the real world. In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, host Andrew Lewin reflects on an article by Melissa Varga from the Union of Concerned Scientists that encourages scientists to step into advocacy roles. Andrew shares why many researchers hesitate to speak out, the…