The Fishmongers The Fishmongers Podcast

Kevin, Matt, and Leo review the content and the science of Aquaman that was recently released. We discuss the good and the bad with a fair amount of debate about how enjoyable the move was.

Thanks to Eric Skiff for his 8-bit music piece, Arpanauts, that we use as our podcast music. This is used with a CC BY 4.0 license and can be downloaded at ericskiff.com/music/

Join Kevin, Leo, and Matt as they freak out about it getting cold outside. They celebrate this ever present winter by discussing all the different fishes that live in cold water. This episode begins with a discussion of the death of Stan Lee because it was actually recorded a long, long time ago on the day that Mr. Lee died.

Thanks to Eric Skiff for his 8-bit music piece, Arpanauts, that we use as our podcast music. This is used with a CC BY 4.0 license and can be downloaded at ericskiff.com/music/

Join Kevin, Leo, and Matt as they discuss all kinds of creepy, scary, and spooky fishes. In addition to their fishmonger banter, they talk about their favorite Halloween costumes from their youth. Frequent listeners may not be surprised to hear that Kevin and Leo mock Matt because he still dresses up for Halloween every year.

Kevin, Matt, and Leo discuss the bewildering array of fish sex and reproduction in our 8th episode. Our discussion ranges from some of the unusual reproductive strategies in the deep sea to the enigmatic sex-change system in clownfishes that would have made Finding Nemo a VERY different movie.

Thanks to Eric Skiff for his 8-bit music piece, Arpanauts, that we use as our podcast music. This is used with a CC BY 4.0 license and can be downloaded at ericskiff.com/music/

Kevin, Matt, and Leo tell us what their favorite deep-sea fishes are and talk about their well-founded and wild ideas about deep-sea fishes (emphasizing fishes hanging out in the midwater several thousand feet down). Finally, they go to town on the topic of bioluminescent fishes. Come for the light organs and stay for the debate about the mass migration of fishes, shrimps, and other invertebrates that make up the deep-scattering layer.

Thanks to Eric Skiff for his 8-bit music piece, Arpanauts, that we use as our podcast music. This is used with a CC BY 4.0 license and can be downloaded at ericskiff.com/music/

Kevin, Matt, and Leo review the content and the science of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, that was recently released on blu-ray/DVD/digital film. We discuss the good (more dinosaurs) and the bad...

Thanks to Eric Skiff for his 8-bit music piece, Arpanauts, that we use as our podcast music. This is used with a CC BY 4.0 license and can be downloaded at ericskiff.com/music/