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Tales of the Sea

This podcast is my chance to talk with some of most passionate and knowledgable ocean advocates at work today including; authors, scientists, marine biologists, ocean farmers, and a host of other extraordinary individuals who care deeply about the health and future of the…

Podcast · By Mark Winkworth · English · US · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Unfathomable with author Mary Boone (opens the original)

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    If we're going to preserve and protect our oceans for generations to come, we need to start with the next generation, with curiosity as the entry point, and storytelling as the key, which brings us to today's guest. Mary Boone is an award-winning author whose new book, Unfathomable: 20 Wild But True Stories About the Ocean is exactly the kind of work the ocean needs right now. The book is funny, it's dramatic, it's occasionally gross in the best possible way, and it's quietly powerfully building

  2. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Oyster Society with author Virginia Shaffer (opens the original)

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    My guest today has spent over a decade researching oysters, the people, the places, and the stories behind them. She's a food writer, a certified oyster sommelier, the founder of Lady Oyster Tours & Tastings, Maine's first oyster culinary tour company, and the author of a brand new book, Oyster Society: Adventures with the Shellfishly Motivated. The book is a real page turner for anyone who wants to know anything and everything about oysters.

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