Seas The Day
A podcast about Marine Science and Conservation
- Update frequency
- every 19 days
- Average duration
- 30 minutes
- Episodes
- 50
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Tourism in the Bahamas
Tourism in the Bahamas In this episode, Emily Melvin and Katrina Rosing delve into the complexities of tourism in the Bahamas. The two discuss how tourism affects Bahamian identity and promotes colon…
00:35:13 |
Wed 20 Jan 2021
Holiday hiatus: Seas the Day 2020 wrap up
In the last episode of 2020, the Seas the Day team reflects on the work done to date, and plans for 2021. The first episode of 2021 will be available on January 20th.
00:10:31 |
Wed 16 Dec 2020
Sound effects: Noise and marine mammals
On this episode Rand Alotaibi, Lauren Mahoney, and Madena Mustafa talk about the negative impact that noise from ships and seismic surveys has on whales, with a special focus on the blue whale, the l…
00:30:40 |
Wed 02 Dec 2020
What's Killing Killer Whales?
On this episode Marissa Garcia, Uma Govindswamy, and Connor Johnston discuss the past, present, and future relationship between human beings and the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales who inh…
00:26:28 |
Wed 18 Nov 2020
Dolphins in Distress: the Taiwanese White Dolphin
This week’s episode focuses on the Taiwanese white dolphin. It was produced by Duke undergraduate students Pavel Pivarshev and Tony Garcia in the summer of 2020. Pavel and Tony explore the history of…
00:23:21 |
Tue 03 Nov 2020
Japan has left the IWC: Now what?
Why did Japan leave the IWC and why do we care? Contention between whaling nations and non-whaling nations allied with conservation groups helps to explain Japan’s departure from the International Wh…
00:31:51 |
Tue 20 Oct 2020
The Plastic Burden
With images of garbage clogging up the Pacific and straw bans popping up from city to city, it’s fair to say that marine plastic pollution has caught the public’s eye. But how do we solve the plastic…
00:28:04 |
Tue 06 Oct 2020
Aquaculture: A New Food Frontier?
With the world population projected to reach 10 billion in the next 30 years, it is reasonable to wonder: What will the future landscapes of food production look like? Or should we say... Seascapes. …
00:32:11 |
Tue 15 Sep 2020
Research ‘off the rails’ during COVID-19
On this episode, the host, Rafaella Lobo, talks to four other students to understand how the covid-19 global pandemic has affected their lives and research, and how they have learned to cope with the…
00:32:29 |
Wed 02 Sep 2020
Welcome to Seas the Day!
Seas The Day is a podcast produced at the Duke University Marine Lab, in Beaufort, North Carolina. In this episode, the pod cast team of Lisa Campbell, Stephanie Hillsgrove, Rafaella Lobo, and Janil …
00:10:12 |
Tue 25 Aug 2020
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