Episodes

After seeing some dramatic photos from a smuggling ring, I contemplate how we can work together to stop the atrocities from happening in the first place.

Stories for Today: Debt Swapping for Marine Conservation; Post-election Conservation; Resilient Coastal Reefs; Deep Sea Corals vs Lobster Fishing

Video is the future, don't believe me? Ask the makers of Blackfish!

One way to get more involved in Marine Science and Conservation is to go where Scientists and Conservationists go to network.

4 more stories to talk about today that touch on science and management of the ocean.

I talk to Patrick Goff, a grade 8 science teacher, who is inspiring his students through web talks with actual scientists.

Two more Marine Protected Areas were designated in the Philippines and in Canada.

Every one wants to work in a career, a 9-5 job, but what are your other options?

We are switching it up a bit to focus on grassroots conservation projects. I hope you like it.

I've never felt so inspired after an interview than after this one. You need to listen to this episode if you want to learn how to protect the Ocean under the next US Administration

Conservation is about people. It Starts with people. It ends with people. Democratic governments cannot stop the people.

The Interview is an important process of getting a job. This episode tells you why.

We switched the Ocean Talk Friday up due to the election...but it's important!

The US Election is Over...Here is what you missed in Ocean News

The Ocean have been treated like the Wild Wild West, so how to we start managing industries who are not used to being managed?

The resume is an impotant part of your application to getting the job you want for your Marine Science and Conservation Career. find out how to write one properly to increase your chances to getting an interview.

Today, Nathan and I discuss planning for the future of Ocean Science, State Ocean Planning, Australia cutting out MPAs, and an amphipod uses invisibility cloak

After 10 years of working on trying to get the Ross Sea protected, Cassandra Brooks saw her hard work come to fruition.

As Ocean Science and Conservation Communicators, we sometimes fail at promoting Ocean Optimism. We need to work at better communication.

Cover Letters for Marine Science and Conservation are not the same as Cover Letters for Business

Today, Nathan and I discuss how insurance companies know flooding; drink beer for stellar sea lions; drunk fish on CO2; whaling countries blocking protections

I got to interview Regi Domingo, the Founder of the Nakawe Project, which is doing some great things in Marine Science and Conservation

A Conversation I had with a Colleague that I respect lead me to discuss today's podcast topic

Building your career does not mean you will search for jobs the entire time. I chat about 5 important things you should do to build your career.