Cetaceans and Seafood

Mckensea

This podcast dives into the topic of sustainable seafood, the impacts of seafood on our ecosystems and how fisheries scientists are working relentlessly to reduce those impacts. The host, Mckenzie Margarethe, is a marine scientist and science communicator with a deep passion for ocean conservation. So join us as we interview scientists and advocates and unfold the importance of fisheries and aquaculture (and of course discuss our favorite marine animals- cetaceans).

Episodes

  1. 04/08/2024

    The Atlantic Cod Collapse with Dr. Duane Barker

    Dr. Duane Barker was an eyewitness to one of Canada's most infamous fisheries events- the Atlantic Cod collapse. In this episode of the brand new podcast presented by marine scientist and science communicator Mckenzie Margarethe we dive into Dr. Barker's account, how/why the collapse happened and the lessons that were learned from this dark day in Canada's history.

    The Atlantic Cod Collapse with Dr. Duane Barker

  2. 09/07/2021

    Cetacean Captivity with Intertidalkendy

    Did you know there are currently around 2,360 cetacean in captivity? And unfortunately it's not as black and white of a situation as a lot of documentaries have made it out to be. To get into the subject Mckensea brought on friend and fellow marine scientist Kendra Nelson. From the things "Blackfish" and "The Cove" got wrong, to some of the good SeaWorld does for our oceans- this episode is filled with deep discussions about this intense subject.  If you'd like to see the outline for today's episode it is available publicly on Mckensea's Patreon.

    Cetacean Captivity with Intertidalkendy

  3. 08/11/2021

    Shark Conservation with Jaida Elcock

    In this episode Mckensea brings on friends and shark scientist Jaida Elcock to talk all things shark conservation. Unfortunately, sharks get a bad rap in most media, but especially on the acclaimed program "Shark Week". So, in order to combat that, this episode aims to reframe the negative reputation sharks have be given.  Jaida also co-founded an incredible organization called Minorities in Shark Sciences which you can also follow on Instagram.  Thank you for listening and be sure to also follow Jaida on her TikTok.  If you'd like to see the outline for the episode it is available publicly on the patreon.

    Shark Conservation with Jaida Elcock

  4. 03/09/2021

    Conservation Biology with Dirty Dur

    On this incredible episode of 'The Controversial Dive' mckensea is joined by Conservation Biologist Dirty Dur to discuss some realistic conservation. Dirty Dur has a background in water conservation, as well as biological monitoring of different species. Mckensea has also partaken in biological monitoring, and both environmental based scientists have a similar point of view for what you can do to help our planet.  In this episode we discussed iNaturalist, Cal IPC and The UC Cooperative Extension  The outline for this episode is available publicly over on the Patreon.

  5. 02/09/2021

    Leave Hawai'i Alone

    On this very special episode of The Controversial Dive mckensea brings back her best friend and adored guest, Cheyenne Kanani, to discuss the illegal occupation of Hawai'i. If you've ever thought about moving to the islands, or even want to visit after the pandemic, please listen to this episode, and continue listening to the Native Hawaiian community before doing so.  Be sure to follow mckensea on instagram for updates on when the live Q&A for this episode will be.  Also check out the patreon for access to the outline and resources for this episode.  Thank you so much for your continued support.

  6. 10/20/2020

    Realistic Conservation with Cheyenne Kanani

    This podcast contains mature themes, and harsh language. Please preview it before sharing it with anyone under 13.  Today's episode is a deep dive into Mckensea's philosophy on realistic conservation, and how the current green movement isn't what we need it to be. Cheyenne and Mckensea discuss topics ranging from consumer blaming to veganism to how climate change is currently affecting the pacific islands. To access exclusive episodes of the podcast, visit the patreon at patreon.com/mckensea.  Cheyenne's instagram: @cheyennekanani  Mckensea's Instagram: @_mckensea Mentioned throughout the podcast: Ahupuaʻa  [http://www.hawaiihistory.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=ig.page&CategoryID=299] Taro  [https://www.hawaiiseed.org/local-issues/taro/] Loko I`a  [http://mauifishpond.com/koieie/fishpond-basics/] Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument  [https://www.papahanaumokuakea.gov/]

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About

This podcast dives into the topic of sustainable seafood, the impacts of seafood on our ecosystems and how fisheries scientists are working relentlessly to reduce those impacts. The host, Mckenzie Margarethe, is a marine scientist and science communicator with a deep passion for ocean conservation. So join us as we interview scientists and advocates and unfold the importance of fisheries and aquaculture (and of course discuss our favorite marine animals- cetaceans).

Information

  • Creator
    Mckensea
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2024
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Mckensea
  • Show Website
    Cetaceans and Seafood