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Whale-come! I am Kendra, a marine biologist who loves to talk, especially about the ocean. I created this podcast to share information about being a marine biologist, marine life, and living sustainably!

Join my Patreon for more marine biology content! Vote on what you want to hear about next on this podcast and personalized advice on pursuing this field! https://www.patreon.com/kendy_marinebio

Intertidal Talks Kendy

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Whale-come! I am Kendra, a marine biologist who loves to talk, especially about the ocean. I created this podcast to share information about being a marine biologist, marine life, and living sustainably!

Join my Patreon for more marine biology content! Vote on what you want to hear about next on this podcast and personalized advice on pursuing this field! https://www.patreon.com/kendy_marinebio

    Killer Whale FAQ's with Emma Luck (feat Sushi the cat)

    Killer Whale FAQ's with Emma Luck (feat Sushi the cat)

    Another whale-themed episode with one of my favorite people, Emma Luck (@Northern.Naturalist)! We compiled some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about killer whales to discuss for this episode. Follow Emma on Instagram to learn more about killer whales and other cetacean species! 

    • 2 uur 23 min.
    A Brief History of Cetacean Captivity

    A Brief History of Cetacean Captivity

    Dive into the history of cetacean captivity with Kendra. Starting in the 1860s and ending in 2022, Kendra explains some of the original facilities that kept cetaceans on display, the birth of the dolphinarium, the killer whale capture era, & modern-day captures. This episode is super brief and not a deep-dive into the history of captivity but if you are interested in a more in-depth episode on the topic, join our Patreon & vote!

    *Slight correction: Killer whale captures were banned in 1976 in the United States. Killer whale captures were not banned in Canada until 1990 BUT they had effectively stopped in 1976. (So no whales were captured in the Salish Sea after 1976. But technically the ban wasn't until 1990 for BC). SeaWorld was protesting this decision (read more about this here). 

    Join our Patreon to help vote for podcast topics each month & get access to loads of other marine science content! 

    Check out the Instagram post HERE! 

     

    • 24 min.
    Humpback Whales & Divorce with Jill Corey

    Humpback Whales & Divorce with Jill Corey

    In this episode, I chat with Jill Corey who is working on a humpback whale research project in Australia! Join us as we chat about what made her love ocean science, her academic journey, her own podcast, and our favorite celebrities! 

    Check out the Water Women podcast online and on their Instagram page!

    Learn more about HappyWhale here!

    Follow Jill on Instagram! 

    • 1 u. 2 min.
    The Importance of Aquariums with Danielle Dillman

    The Importance of Aquariums with Danielle Dillman

    Whale-come back to Intertidal Talks! I know, it has been so long since I last updated. But we are back for 2022 with Danielle Dillman to talk about aquariums & marine life captivity! 

    You can find Danielle on Instagram and TikTok!

    Check out her merch HERE!

    Learn more about SeaLife Aquariums and the Georgia Aquarium! 

    Join us Patreon! Tiers from $1 to $20!

    • 52 min.
    Super Pod-Cast

    Super Pod-Cast

    June is Orca Awareness Month so we came together as podcasters to have our own SUPER PODCAST! Featuring Intertidal Talks, Breaching Extinction, Ocean Lovers, The Orca Man Podcast, and Cup of Hope! 

    Digressions include Twilight, MTV's "Silent Library", and stalking K-Pop stars at SeaWorld! 

    • 1 u. 11 min.
    Dolphin Diving & Photography with Conner Humann

    Dolphin Diving & Photography with Conner Humann

    Conner Humann is an underwater photographer, biologist, and dear friend of mine! I am so excited to chat with him! 

    If you want to see more of Conner's photography, follow him here on Instagram! ( and you can Venmo him @Conner-Humann )

    For Pride Month, consider supporting oSTEM. Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (oSTEM), Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional association for LGBTQ+ people in the STEM community. With over 100 student chapters at colleges/universities and professional chapters in cities across the United States and abroad, oSTEM is the largest chapter-based organization focused on LGBTQ+ people in STEM. 

    • 1 u. 22 min.

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