Let's Sea

Let’s Sea is an informative podcast which will provide you with a whimsically educational deep dive into the wonders of our ocean as well as actions we can all take to protect our blue planet from its formidable foes!Host Kait Birghenthal uses a mixture of knowledge she has squirreled away in the recesses of her mind, research from various peer-reviewed publications, or discussions with experts in their fields to teach listeners and co-host Ash Gordon about various ocean-related topics.

Let's Sea is a education podcast hosted by Kait Birghenthal & Ash Gordon, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Kait Birghenthal & Ash Gordon hosts Let's Sea, a education show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  308: The Polar Bear Girl

  Mar 18, 20261h 47mS3

  We chat all things polar bear with the wonderful Kiersten King, a researcher with Polar Bears International! These sea-based bears will blow your mind; from their spiritual history, to how they use their big ol’ paws, you’ll bear-ly believe it. BIG TAKEAWAY: The Arctic is vital in regulating our global climate - from the Sahara, to Antarctica, to the Amazon, it all starts in the land of the polar bear. Protecting these bears from the effects of climate change is also an act to protect ALL people and species. Resources: 💡Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Thea Bechshoft 🔎Deeper Dive Read: “Polar Bears: The N...

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  Episode #7

  307: In the Octopus's Garden

  Feb 18, 20261h 55mS3

  Listen in as we octopi our hearts with the ink-credible Chanel Hason The Zooquarium Podcast! We dive into these brilliant, donut-brained creatures (no, really), and answer the question - is it octopi, octopuses, or neither? BIG TAKEAWAY: Octopus continue to surprise and enthrall us with their intelligence. Honestly, best eco-forward message we can share this episode? Go talk about the cool stuff you learn; the world needs more wonder. Resources: 💡Researcher Spotlight: Behavioral Neuroscientist, Dominic Sivitilli 🔎Deeper Dive Reads: 1) Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt 2) The Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery 3) Weird is Beautiful: the Wisdom of Octopu...

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  Episode #6

  306: All of the Scallops

  Jan 21, 20261h 35mS3

  Listen in as we chat with Kaitlyn Kowaleski of University of Washington’s Sea Grant to find out how many eyes scallops have, and how oddly similar to Pac Man they are. Stick around to hear Ash’s Art History degree finally come in handy. BIG TAKEAWAY: Because scientists worked WITH scallop fishers to identify the right course of action, instead of without them, the US scallop fisheries are an incredible conservation success story. If you eat seafood, support your community fisheries and the environment at once by choosing local! Resources: 💡Researcher Spotlight: Our Special Guest @katiethemolluscenthusiast 🔎Deeper Dive Read: ‘Scallops: A...

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  Episode #5

  305: Big Tuna - The Art of the Sea

  Jan 7, 20262 hourS3

  Listen in as we discuss the amazing lives of bluefin tuna with our new pal from @millerswildlife, Jason Miller! From how powerful they are, to the crazy way their circulatory system works, these huge fish are way beyond shelf staples or sushi stars. We also devolve into chats about The Office, skunks, Gloucester fishermen, sharks, and red bellied cooters. 🎣BIG TAKEAWAY: Successful conservation happens when there is collaboration with the stakeholders in adjacent industries. If we cannot work with fisheries to foster understanding and shared interests about tuna, we will lack the support needed to implement effective conservation measures. 🍣Not a fish...

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  Episode #5

  304: In a Hole lot of hot water with Hydrothermal Vents

  Dec 17, 20251h 44mS3

  What was the ‘seapup’, what does it have to do with the Titanic, General Mills, and a revolution in scientific discovery? Listen in as we explore Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's history, focusing on deep sea exploration and the discovery of hydrothermal vent communities! BIG TAKEAWAY: Don’t let yourself become indifferent! Take a pause before you make a purchase and think about it. Use your technology until it doesn’t work anymore, buy used, and look into Right to Repair laws in your area. Vote for officials who are against deep sea mining and support environmental efforts. Resources: 💡Researcher Spotlight: Woods Hole...

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