Best Seafood News Podcast Podcasts (2024)

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Spotlight on Kidz Kabaret, Indian Community Outreach, Amici Club 27:22

1h ago27:22

27:22

On this episode of NCTV17's Spotlight, host Jane Wernette is joined by representatives from 3 local nonprofits:1. Kidz Kabaret2. Indian Community Outreach (ICO)3. Amici ClubBy NCTV17

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The Canadian accused of building a digital den for drug dealers 22:53

2h ago22:53

22:53

Paul Krusky is an unassuming tech nerd whose company, EncroChat, was once just one of the world’s many encrypted phone services. Now, he is in a French prison as police accuse him of building a digital den for Europe’s drug dealers. Globe reporters Joe Castaldo and Alexandra Posadzki explain how EncroChat wound up at the centre of thousands of crim…

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From Ideas to Action: The Impactful Projects of Mindfully Wired 45:41

13m ago45:41

45:41

Today on the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin speaks with Katrina Ryan, the founder of Mindfully Wired. Katrina discusses how her company is dedicated to helping the planet, particularly the oceans, through innovative projects focused on conservation and policy. They delve into the unique approach Mindfully Wired takes in combini…

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Treat Your Dreams as a Prototype: Don’t Dwell, Get Started! with Kenton Lee (Summer Series 4.4) 59:32

5h ago59:32

59:32

Kenton Lee is the innovative mind behind the "The Shoe That Grows”, a solution (and now an enormously successful non-profit) that has provided shoes for hundreds of thousands of impoverished children in places where soil-borne diseases can take their lives. Today we dive into Kenton’s journey from idea to impact, and he shared how any of us might f…

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What’s next for Republicans after the attack on Trump 20:10

1h ago20:10

20:10

The attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Pennsylvania on Saturday has thrown an already tense election campaign into further chaos. Despite being injured in the shooting, Trump vowed to maintain his schedule at this week’s Republican National Convention, where the former president has named his running mate. The Globe’s U.S. correspondent Adr…

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57: My Thoughts on Death & an Ireland Trip Review 1:01:31

3h ago1:01:31

1:01:31

This week on The Broski Report, Fearless Leader Brittany Broski declares National Ireland Day in Broski Nation, questions mortality through the Paris Catacombs, and unpacks her Ireland Experience. 👕 Get your merch here: https://broski.shop/ Follow The Broski Report: https://www.linktr.ee/broskireport https://www.tiktok.com/@broskireport https://ins…

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Five ways that Canada’s housing market is broken 24:26

37m ago24:26

24:26

The problems with Canada’s housing market have spread beyond major cities like Toronto and Vancouver to smaller communities across the country. Vacancy is low, houses are prohibitively expensive for many Canadians, and even rental prices have spiked an average of nearly 9% over the past year. How did it get this bad, and why is it so hard to fix? W…

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Island Dynamics: Shifting Shapes and Changing Landscapes in the Face of Sea Level Rise 19:59

1h ago19:59

19:59

Andrew Lewin dives into the topic of small islands and their responses to climate change. Highlighting a recent study examining 1,000 islands, the episode explores how these islands are adapting to sea level rise and storm surges. Listeners will discover the controversial findings regarding disappearing islands versus those that are growing and shi…

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How seafood from North Korean forced labour ends up in Canada 27:10

1d ago27:10

27:10

Where does your seafood come from? And who, along the supply chain, handled it? An investigation from the non-profit investigative journalism organization, Outlaw Ocean Project, reveals a network of North Korean labourers at Chinese seafood plants – a violation of United Nations sanctions – supplying certain Canadian seafood companies. The workers …

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Coastal 500: Uniting Mayors for Ocean Conservation 56:59

1d ago56:59

56:59

This episode explores the resiliency of coastal communities in small island states like the Philippines and Honduras. The focus is on organizations like RARE and their projects, such as Fish Forever and Coastal 500, aimed at building capacity and resilience in these communities. Join host Andrew Lewin as he speaks to RARE's Rocky Sanchez Tirona and…

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High Liner Foods CEO Paul Jewer on leadership, logistics and making M&A work 38:13

2d ago38:13

38:13

The largest frozen seafood company in North America just turned 125, and its new CEO, Paul Jewer, has some plans for the next century. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What’s at stake for Canada at the NATO summit 22:06

2d ago22:06

22:06

This year’s NATO summit comes at a critical moment. Pledges of support for Ukraine drum up questions about why Canada and other NATO members are lagging in their commitment to meet the 2 per cent defence spending threshold. Both Trudeau and Biden are looking to show strength after a rocky start to the summer. Adrian Morrow is the Globe and Mail’s U…

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Life on the border of Myanmar’s civil war 20:13

3d ago20:13

20:13

The Myanmar civil war has been raging on for over three years now. Over 50,000 people have been killed, including 8,000 civilians, as the military junta that took over fights a multitude of militias. Recently, an important area along the Thai-Myanmar border changed hands. The Globe’s Asia Correspondent, James Griffiths, traveled there and explains …

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I Manage to Publish a Podcast 3 Times a Week: This is how I do it 22:29

3d ago22:29

22:29

Andrew Lewin shares insights on his publishing schedule and how he stays consistent with content creation. He emphasizes the importance of doing what works for you and what you are comfortable with when creating content, whether it's a podcast, video, or vlog. Andrew discusses how he manages his busy schedule, offering practical advice for aspiring…

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188. Putting Telemarketers on Hold Using AI with Telecommunications Engineer Roger Anderson 49:53

4d ago49:53

49:53

In a world where unsolicited phone calls have become a nuisance for many, Roger Anderson stands out as a pioneer in fighting back against telemarketers. With his creation of the Jolly Roger bot, Anderson has devised a clever and entertaining way to respond to these unwanted calls. Chapters 00:00 – Intro & Welcome 03:33 – The Origin of Jolly Roger T…

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Meeting IRL: the backlash against online dating 22:58

4d ago22:58

22:58

Dating apps have gained popularity over the past decade as singles strive to meet new people in a digital age. But frustration is setting in for many who feel that the apps are becoming less of a way to connect and more of a game that ends in heartbreak. Not only that, but the apps can get pricey. Now, people are searching for more meaningful – and…

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Jane Boon: Reflecting on my sexual experience with Frank Stronach 23:54

5d ago23:54

23:54

On June 7, the 91-year-old Canadian business magnate Frank Stronach was arrested and charged with sexual assault. On June 26, more charges were brought against him. He’s facing 13 criminal charges from 10 complainants. News of the charges stirred memories for Vancouver – and New York-based writer Jane Boon. In 1986, when she was a 19-year-old stude…

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Sewage Spills in Special Areas of Conservation: A Growing Concern 17:13

5d ago17:13

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Andrew dives into the importance of Marine Protected Areas and the challenges they face in safeguarding habitats from harmful pollutants. We discuss the issue of sewage being released into waterways in the UK and the crucial need to prevent such contamination in conservation zones. Tune in to learn more about the threats facing marine environments …

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Fire On Northline Seafoods' New Salmon Barge; USDA Catfish Awards; And More 16:03

6d ago16:03

16:03

Seafoodnews Podcast co-hosts Amanda Buckle and Lorin Castiglione are back with a brand new episode. Listen in as Amanda and Lorin talk about the fire on board Northline Seafoods' new salmon barge, Hannah. Plus, learn about the USDA's latest catfish awards and much more.By Seafoodnews Podcast

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Let Freedom Wing 3:30

12d ago3:30

3:30

Happy Independence Day! Beef production continues to be restrained keeping supplies tight and buyers chasing product. Some middle meats are coming down, which might continue. Chucks, rounds, and ground beef are all moving higher. Chicken pricing and demand are strong, especially in wings. Keep as many wings on hand as you can. Bellies continue to b…

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Hard truths about ‘gentle parenting’ 22:29

9d ago22:29

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There’s a conversation happening amongst parents that is drumming up a lot of controversy. It’s around the idea of gentle parenting, which is a catch-all term that generally refers to parents who try to stay calm, place a lot of importance on their child’s emotions and show a lot of physical affection. Dr. Alice Davidson is a professor of developme…

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Netflix's Ultraman: Rising (2024) Review 1:21:28

9d ago1:21:28

1:21:28

Netflix's Ultraman: Rising (2024) - a partnership between the studio and Tsuburaya Productions, with animation from ILM - is making some waves with its heart-first approach, and excellent animation as it tries to finally get Ultraman to be a viable property with the American audience. But - as YHS on Monster Island host, Jacob Walsh, asks: is it ev…

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Crafting Your Story for Success in Marine Conservation 22:03

8d ago22:03

22:03

Andrew Lewin discusses strategies for finding opportunities in marine science and conservation, such as jobs, PhD positions, postdocs, and more. He emphasizes the importance of effectively marketing yourself in cover letters or emails to potential supervisors. By learning how to present yourself well, you can increase your chances of success in thi…

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Private equity is one of seafood's biggest losers 36:22

9d ago36:22

36:22

We look at the private equity industry's many blunders, plus an in-season update on the Pacific Northwest farmed and wild salmon industries. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Closing fisheries devastated Newfoundland. Should they come back? 19:56

9d ago19:56

19:56

Last week, the federal government ended a 32-year ban on commercial cod fishing off the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador. It reverses a policy decision that devastated the province and led to one of the biggest mass layoffs in Canadian history. While the reversal may seem like a reason to celebrate, some people in the industry are criticizing th…

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Aquaculture vs. Wild Fisheries: A Shift in Seafood Production 19:28

9d ago19:28

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This episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast discusses a new report by the Food and Agriculture Organization revealing that more seafood is now farmed than caught in the wild. Despite this shift, overfishing continues to be a problem and sustainable fish stocks are declining. Andrew Lewin, highlights the importance of staying informed about…

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How rising antisemitism is affecting Canadian Jews 22:05

11d ago22:05

22:05

Since October 7th, antisemitic incidents in Canada have been on the rise. Toronto Police Deputy Chief Robert Johnson said that nearly half of all hate crimes so far in 2024 have been antisemitic. In a single week in May, a girls’ school in Toronto was shot at, bullets were found outside a Montreal Jewish school inside a synagogue, and a Vancouver s…

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NPR host, check. Caberet singer, check. Reality TV show host? Ari Shapiro does it all 8:00

11d ago8:00

8:00

The NPR All Things Considered co-host told us about hosting Season Two of the Netflix series "The Mole."By Kim Malcolm

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Spotlight on Naper Settlement, Three Fires Council Scouting America, the Alive Center 30:31

11d ago30:31

30:31

On this episode of NCTV17's Spotlight, host Jane Wernette is joined by representatives from 3 local nonprofits:1. Naper Settlement2. Three Fires Council, Scouting America3. the Alive CenterBy NCTV17

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The Slow AF Run Club: The Club for Every Body with Martinus Evans (Summer Series 4.3) 50:36

12d ago50:36

50:36

Martinus Evans is the dynamic force behind SlowAF Run Club, pioneering a revolution in running culture for people who might not see themselves taking part in the hobby. Featured in The New York Times, Evans champions inclusivity, redefining success in a world obsessed with pace. With his infectious enthusiasm, he inspires a global community to embr…

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The complex man at the centre of the Canada-India feud 22:51

12d ago22:51

22:51

A year after the death of prominent Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, questions remain about who he really was. His murder sparked international tension between the Canadian and Indian governments and this past spring the RCMP charged four Indian nationals with his murder. To those who knew him, Nijjar was a community leader and family man but the …

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56: Recreating Bridgerton with Furries 53:36

12d ago53:36

53:36

This week on The Broski Report, Fearless Leader Brittany Broski gives a lyrical analysis of Brick House by The Commodores, examines the relationship between failed brands and their consumers, recaps the House of The Dragon premiere, unpacks Bridgerton Season 3, and researches popular idioms in other languages. 👕 Get your merch here: https://broski.…

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Balancing Agricultural Needs with Environmental Protection in the Gulf of Mexico 17:47

13d ago17:47

17:47

Andrew Lewin delves into the issue of the hypoxic zone in the Gulf of Mexico caused by runoff from the Mississippi River. Despite efforts to reduce nitrates and phosphates by 20% by 2025, it appears that targets may not be met. Andrew shares his personal and professional connection to this topic, having worked on the hypoxic zone early in his caree…

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Radio League, Cookie Dough, Christina Caton Kitchel, and Brownbag Seafood on 630 Naperville 25:50

13d ago25:50

25:50

On this episode of NCTV17's 630 Naperville, cohosts Nathan and Paige Ronchetti are joined by representatives from the Fox River Radio League, go around downtown with Katie Wood to Cookie Dough Creations, learn about Naperville Notable Christina Caton Kitchel, and Chris Grano takes us to Brownbag Seafood on Naper Bites.…

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Does the US Supreme Court ruling on public camping bans criminalize homelessness? 7:03

15d ago7:03

7:03

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that cities can ban camping and sleeping in public, even if there is no shelter to send them to, overturning a previous ruling that has guided cities' approaches to homelessness for years.By Kate Walters

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A crushing loss is making Trudeau’s Liberals rethink the future 22:23

15d ago22:23

22:23

Justin Trudeau and the Liberals appear to be in big trouble. Following a stunning loss in the Toronto-St. Paul’s by-election to the Conservatives – a riding they’ve held handily for the last 30 years – the federal government is at risk of losing big in the next federal election, currently set for October 2025. As the Liberals grapple with where to …

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Florida Bans Balloon Releases: A Step Towards Environmental Protection 12:04

16d ago12:04

12:04

Andrew Lewin discusses the recent ban on intentional balloon releases in Florida. While highlighting the positive step for environmental protection, he also delves into the nuances of the ban. Despite a brief episode due to holiday celebrations, Andrew emphasizes the importance of speaking up for the ocean and taking action for a better marine ecos…

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Auburn cop found guilty of murder in 2019 death of Jesse Sarey 3:22

16d ago3:22

3:22

Jeffrey Nelson, an Auburn police officer who was charged for shooting and killing Jesse Sarey, 26, in 2019, was found guilty of murder and assault on Thursday. Nelson is the first officer in Washington state to be convicted under a new legal standard for holding cops accountable for using deadly force.…

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'Staying hungry is essential': Stolt Sea Farm is more ambitious than you think 32:25

18d ago32:25

32:25

Stolt Sea Farm has been a relatively small, quiet part of a much larger group. But the land-based turbot and sole farmer is planning some big steps. We spoke to president Jordi Trias about the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Why Brits are so tired of the Conservative Party 24:00

18d ago24:00

24:00

The U.K.’s Conservative Party is in deep trouble. Britons are heading for a general election on July 4 and polls indicate the ruling Tories are headed for electoral disaster. From Brexit, to COVID and betting scandals, financial panic, and a nation-wide joke involving a head of lettuce – voters appear ready to oust the deeply unpopular party led by…

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What Nenshi’s win means for the NDP, Alberta, and Danielle Smith 18:59

19d ago18:59

18:59

Over the weekend, the Alberta NDP elected former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi to lead the party into the 2027 provincial election. With membership numbers at an all-time high, the future looks bright for the provincial party. But Nenshi will face many challenges before meeting Danielle Smith in the next election – including trying to unite the party…

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Unveiling the Journey of Jasmine Graham: From Marine Science to Nonprofit Leadership 1:25:27

18d ago1:25:27

1:25:27

Andrew Lewin interviews Jasmine Graham, President and CEO of Minorities in Shark Science. Jasmine shares insights from her book "Sharks Don't Sink: Adventures of a Rogue Shark Scientist," detailing her career journey in shark science. Tune in to learn about her experiences, challenges, and successes as she navigates her career in marine conservatio…

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187. Stressed About the World? Start Thinking Like A Solutionary with Zoe Weil 1:01:42

19d ago1:01:42

1:01:42

Zoe Weil is an innovator, educator, and the driving force behind a revolutionary approach to creating positive change in the world. Her latest book, ‘The Solutionary Way,’ is not just a good read, it's a roadmap to transforming—as individuals and communities—for the better. Chapters 00:00 – Intro & Welcome 03:09 – The Definition of Solutionary 07:2…

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A new Canada-U.S. border crossing and Windsor’s economic boom 21:17

20d ago21:17

21:17

For the first time in almost a century, North America’s busiest border crossing – between Detroit and Windsor – is expanding. The Gordie Howe International Bridge is finally connected after six years of construction and a slew of delays, cost increases and political woes. The bridge is expected to improve trade between Canada and the U.S., while bo…

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55: My Cursed Cocktail Menu (Proceed With Caution) 55:28

19d ago55:28

55:28

This week on The Broski Report, Fearless Leader Brittany Broski researches Redbull lore, discusses her Nascar dreams, lists her cursed cocktails, and reminisces about her party days in college. 👕 Get your merch here: https://broski.shop/ Follow The Broski Report: https://www.linktr.ee/broskireport https://www.tiktok.com/@broskireport https://instag…

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How to make friends as an adult 21:55

21d ago21:55

21:55

It’s hard making friends as an adult. Time to build new relationships becomes scarce. And despite many ways to keep in contact, people are lonelier than ever – new data from Statistics Canada shows that 47 per cent of Canadians feel lonely always, often, or some of the time. Zosia Bielski is a national reporter for the Globe and Mail whose work oft…

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