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How To Protect The Ocean
Andrew Lewin
Sacramento News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
The Daily Brief
The Daily Brief Editorial Staff
The Daily Brief
The Daily Brief Editorial Staff
The Young Turks
TYT Network
伊藤洋一のRound Up World Now！
ラジオNIKKEI
B101 on Demand
Audacy
Israelnetz aktuell
Israelnetz
90MinSvenskan
K26 Media
Hancock and Kelley
Audacy
Comité
Comité
Dave Fox Home Remodeling Show
Host - Gary Demos & Jamie Bratslavsky
The Breitbart News Daily Podcast
SiriusXM
Divrei Hashkafa by Rav Mayer Twersky
Rabbi Mayer Twersky
Seattle Mariners News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Ami's House
Ami's House
Houston We Have a Podcast
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
Good Mornings Podcast Edition
1330 WFIN and 95.5FM - Findlay, OH
No Dunks
iHeartPodcasts
State of Play
Center for Strategic and International Studies
The Salcedo Storm Podcast
Chris Salcedo
The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima
Audacy
Derms on Drugs
Scholars in Medicine
WLKR Radio Interviews
WLKR Interviews
ISLAND WAVES
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Human School
Miles Adcox
Dupont le matin
Cogeco Média
American Prestige
Daniel Bessner & Derek Davison
AngelsWin Podcast
Chuck Richter, Victor Rojas and Geoff Stoddart
Балканист
Олег Бондаренко
Tiempo de Fe con Cristo
Tiempo de Fe con Cristo
94WIP Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie
Audacy
OpenMHz
OpenMHz
Atlanta Braves Radio Network
Atlanta Braves Radio Network
Braves Central Podcast
Dickey Broadcasting Company
Directo MARCA
Radio MARCA
Evening Double
The Evening Double Podcast Network
Tout
Andrew Lewin
If you've ever felt a hard strike, fought a fish, and reeled up nothing but a head, you already know what shark depredation feels like. In this episode, Andrew breaks down a new study that tracked shark depredation acros...
A thousand meters down off the coast of Brazil, a deep-sea robot caught something almost no one has ever filmed alive: a giant open ocean octopus calmly eating a jellyfish. That moment, captured by the Schmidt Ocean Inst...
In 1978, an Exxon scientist asked a question in capital letters: were the oceans dissolving coral reefs? By 1982, Exxon's own scientists had the answer, in writing. So did Shell by 1986. This episode traces a newly publi...
For more than a decade, almost 2,000 volunteers have walked California's beaches with clipboards, counting every swimmer, surfer, angler, and boat they see. It sounds simple, maybe even a little strange. But that pile of...
Right now, somewhere in the open ocean, a raft the size of a small table is drifting with no one steering it. It's called a fish aggregating device, or FAD, and the tuna industry drops thousands of them into the water ev...
Scientists have uncovered an incredible secret hiding in plain sight on coral reefs. Some tropical sea sponges are able to harvest sunlight through microscopic algae living inside their tissues, giving them a surprising ...
Sea level rise isn't always dramatic. Long before homes disappear beneath the waves, coastal communities can lose something even more essential: safe drinking water. In this episode, we explore how saltwater is quietly m...
The world just pledged more than $6.4 billion for ocean conservation at the 2026 Our Ocean Conference, but history tells us that big announcements do not always lead to meaningful action. In this episode, we unpack what ...
Thousands of seabirds are washing ashore along California's coast, starving, exhausted, and unable to find enough food. While the images are heartbreaking, scientists say the birds are only the visible symptom of a much ...
Canada has admitted it is no longer on track to meet its 2030 climate targets, but the reasons go far beyond domestic politics. In this episode, we explore how changing economic priorities are reshaping Canada's approach...
Most of us will never visit the deep ocean, yet it covers the majority of our planet and supports life in ways we're only beginning to understand. In this episode, Andrew Lewin wraps up the Surfacing Secrets series with ...
How do you protect something you barely understand? In this episode, we explore why ocean exploration is much more than discovering strange creatures or mapping the seafloor. Every marine protected area, conservation pla...
The deep ocean is one of the most extreme places on Earth. Crushing pressure, freezing temperatures, and total darkness make it impossible for humans to explore for long, yet scientists continue to make incredible discov...
Most people picture the deep sea as a dark, empty place where almost nothing can survive. The truth is far more surprising. Thousands of meters below the surface lives an extraordinary world filled with ancient corals, g...
How can we know more about the Moon and Mars than the bottom of our own ocean? It sounds impossible, but it is true. In this episode, we begin a special series on deep ocean exploration by uncovering why so much of our p...
What happens to marine conservation when a humanitarian crisis unfolds? In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, we explore the remarkable story of marine scientist Mohammed Abu Daya, whose work studying endangered g...
For years, mangrove forests were seen as one of the world's fastest disappearing coastal ecosystems. Cleared for development, shrimp farming, and agriculture, these unique forests seemed locked in a steady decline. But a...
A potential super El Niño is developing in the Pacific Ocean, and scientists are warning that it could have major consequences for marine ecosystems around the world. While El Niño is a natural climate pattern, stronger ...
After 11 years of hosting How to Protect the Ocean, I wanted to take a step back and reflect on what the journey has taught me. What started as a simple passion project became a platform for ocean storytelling, science c...
What happens when one of the world's most important ocean monitoring systems is nearly shut down? The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) collects critical data on ocean temperatures, oxygen levels, currents, marine e...
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