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The Last Salmon: a new podcast set to inspire hope and solutions for a species in crisis. Hosted by renowned actor, Jim Murray, and award-winning producer, Daire Whelan, The Last Salmon, offers hope and solutions to the tragic story that is unfolding for an iconic species - the wild Atlantic salmon.
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Decoding Seafood is a new podcast that dives into the depths of one of the world’s most beloved but misunderstood foods, and the industry that drives its production, environmental impact, and cultural norms. Join us as we peel back the layers, and speak to the players of the seafood industry - from chefs to scientists and influencers, and everyone in between.
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In this special episode, we chat with graduate students from the University of Miami's renowned aquaculture program - Brayden Myers, Lily Zimmerman, and Justin Simonton. Join us as we explore what it means to be a student in an aquaculture program, the hands-on experiences it offers, and the unique bond it fosters among those working at the ground …
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In this special episode, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the iconic Monterey Bay Aquarium, famously featured in Disney's "Finding Dory." We are thrilled to have Corbett Nash, the Seafood Watch Outreach Manager, as our guest. Corbett will share valuable insights into the Seafood Watch program, guiding you on how to make informed and sustainable…
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In today’s episode, we explore the diverse origins of Atlantic salmon. Terroir, a concept often associated with winemaking, also plays a role in shaping the taste and texture of this versatile fish—whether it’s wild-caught or farm-raised. Imagine a culinary adventure spanning seven regions: Norway, Iceland, Scotland, Canada, Ireland, Chile, and the…
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For the final episode of the first series of The Last Salmon, Daire and Jim revisit Iceland and the issue of the regulation and future of salmon farms which Iceland’s politicians are currently drafting new legislation for. Elvar Fridriksson, Iceland’s Programme Director of The North Atlantic Salmon Fund, and Jasper Pääkkönen, actor, angler and pass…
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Internationally renowned fishery scientist, Ken Whelan, issues a call to action on the latest episode of The Last Salmon. He says that ranching can and will work to help improve salmon numbers in relation to supporting a rod fishery for anglers and he explains to us the background to its successful development and implementation – albeit with cavea…
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Hatcheries. It’s a contentious issue amongst the salmon angling community and with numbers of salmon continuing to drop, more and more anglers are asking can and should it be introduced to their river? For this week’s episode of The Last Salmon, we wanted to find out more about the pros, cons, nuances and science behind it and are joined by David S…
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Simen Saetre is the co-author (along with Kjetil Ostli) of ‘The New Fish: The Truth about Farmed Salmon and the Consequences We Can No Longer Ignore’ and joins Jim & Daire on the latest episode of The Last Salmon to talk about their years of research into the salmon farming industry and the shocking information they discovered along the way. #thela…
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Matt Harris is the angler you want to fish with and hang out with in the hut or bar afterwards. He has a lifetime of stories of fish caught, every one as good as the last, but despite having thrown a fly in practically every corner of the globe, it’s still the Atlantic salmon that holds a special place in his heart. He talks to us about his favouri…
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In this captivating episode, we plunge headfirst into the enchanting depths of the oceanic wonderland known as kelp. As we explore its slimy yet sensational secrets, Chef George Duran is joined by none other than Pat Schnettler, the visionary founder behind 12 Tides—a brand renowned for their delightfully delicious kelp snacks. Together, they unrav…
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Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, wanted to live life and do things his own way. In his 80s now and having given Patagonia away to help save the planet, Yvon is more likely to be found near a river bank fly fishing and he joins us to talk about his love of the sport and what anglers need to do help the plight of the salmon and of the planet. Bu…
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He’s the Swedish salmon maestro who fished 250 days a season in his younger years, but he’s more than an expert salmon angler, he’s an ardent conservationist who says he will never stop fighting for the wild salmon. Mikael Frödin joins us on the latest episode of The Last Salmon with revealing insights into the perilous state of the salmon which he…
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We take a brief departure from all things Atlantic salmon to focus on their second home - the ocean. Charles Clover is one of the pre-eminent environmental journalists of our time, author of the eye-opening and best-selling, ‘The End of the Line: How Overfishing Is Changing the World and What We Eat’ and most recently, ‘Rewilding the Sea: How to Sa…
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Scotland. It’s the traditional heart and home of fly fishing for salmon. The Spey, Dee, Tay and Tweed are rivers synonymous the world over when it comes to salmon fishing. But, long gone are the days when salmon catches were guaranteed and getting onto certain beats were next to impossible. In the midst of the Atlantic salmon crisis, Daire and Jim …
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Have you ever felt like a fish out of water when trying to pair wine with seafood? In this podcast, we dive deep into the secrets of seafood and wine harmony. Join George Duran and sommelier extraordinaire, John Jung, from Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits of Maryland who brings his expertise to the table, unraveling the mysteries of wine and guid…
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Alexandra Morton is a warrior and a shining light who has fought and won her battle against fish farms. She has committed her life to saving the wild salmon in her local area of Broughton Archipelago on Canada’s pristine British Columbia coastline. She joins Jim and Daire on the latest episode of The Last Salmon to talk about her life of activism, …
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Paul Whitehouse, the comedic legend, and John Bailey, the wizard behind the scenes of Mortimer & Whitehouse Gone Fishing, join us on The Last Salmon podcast. With their outspoken views about scientists and what actually should be done to help their beloved fish, Paul and John bring a lifetime of fishing experience – as well as their wit and humour …
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On this, the first episode of Season 1 of The Last Salmon podcast, hosts, Jim Murray and Daire Whelan, find out how the massive escape of farmed salmon in Iceland’s waters in the autumn of 2023, led to huge public protests at the damage being done to the wild salmon and their country’s pristine, natural waters. Actor, angler and passionate conserva…
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The Last Salmon: a new podcast set to inspire hope and solutions for a species in crisis. Hosted by renowned actor, Jim Murray, and award-winning producer, Daire Whelan, The Last Salmon, offers hope and solutions to the tragic story that is unfolding for an iconic species - the wild Atlantic salmon. Featuring a cast of experts, activists, scientist…
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Join us today as we talk with Jim Freiss, a corporate engineer at Mowi USA, who has dedicated himself to raising money for The Seeing Eye through participating in grueling events such as the MOAB 240 ultra-marathon. Learn about Jim and his mantra “Going the Distance for the Puppies!! For more information check these links: MOWI Salmon US PuppyRideL…
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Take a journey with us today as Donnell Scott, Food Labelling Professional at AIB International pulls back the curtain on the food labels – what they mean, how they are created and how we can use them as a guide to make decisions about our diet.By Mowi USA, LLC.
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Today we speak with Mia Parker, Environmental Performance and Certification Director at MOWI Canada West to learn more about the importance of fishing and aquaculture to the global community. We also explore the rise in the importance of looking to expanding the role of the ocean in the future as a food source.…
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Come with us as we explore the world of the of Isaiah Robinson, elected councilor for the Kitasoo/Xai’xais Nation and General Manager of Kitasoo Development Corporation. Isaiah will tell us about the history of First Nations, the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia and where aquaculture fits into their community.…
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Today we are exploring the world of Chef Julia Chebotar. Julia is an award-winning chef and Food Network’s Chopped Champion. In this podcast, Julia dives into her unique background, passion for cooking, helping her clients nutritional needs and many other thought provoking topics. Sit back, relax and enjoy our conversation with Julia. @healthchefju…
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Join us today as we discuss National Nutrition Month with Community Health with Lucette Talamas, a registered dietitian with Baptist Health South Florida. This episode will explore dietetics and the role of nutrition in chronic disease prevention and management and how seafood fits into a healthy eating pattern. @baptisthealthsf @baptisthealth_foun…
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Join us today as we chat with Emmy award winning lifestyle and fashion expert Michelle Park. In this episode we will explore Michelle’s heritage, career, and specifically her amazing bento boxes. You will find that her whimsical, nutritious, bento boxes are the perfect vehicle for children to explore new flavors whether it is Korean food or sushi. …
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According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing activities are responsible for the loss of 11-26 million tons of fish each year, which is estimated to have an economic value of US$10-23 billion. It is estimated that 1 in every 5 fish caught, comes from illegal fishing. With numbers like that it is n…
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In the face of burgeoning global issues, like climate change, poverty, war and world hunger, it can be difficult to find hope, much less empowerment. But this conversation offers both. We speak with University of Miami Aquaculture students Jazmine Evans, Charlie Welch and Slater Daniels, as they decode how the world of academia is approaching some …
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There are a lot of businesses, products and fad diets out there that are making big health and weight loss claims - but many don’t deliver, or they feel like torture to adhere to. However…What if the best, most nutritious and delicious diet wasn’t a diet at all? The Mediterranean way of eating is non-restrictive, flexible and scientifically proven …
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In the face of the issues facing our planet, it’s hard to know what we can do to help protect our world, our livelihoods, our health and our future. Issues like global warming and overfishing can feel too large and ever-changing to wrap our minds around, let alone feeling empowered to change. In this episode, Nicole Condon, US program director of t…
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It’s a hidden world that most of us won’t think about, but it has a huge impact on the seafood that makes it to our plate. Inside the seafood industry, is a vast network of producers, suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors, who truly hail from every corner of the globe. How they conduct business, the trends that drive their industry, the techno…
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When it comes to the world of food, Chef George Duran is a powerhouse as a chef, entertainer, and author. George is known for his food network show Ham on the Street, as well as for hosting TLC's Ultimate kickoff as a guest. He's appeared on NBC's Today Show, CBS this Morning, the Wendy Williams Show. The Dr. Oz Show. The Nate Berker Show, and many…
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There’s a lot of acronyms and fancy labels on seafood these days - what do they all mean? Today, we decode the green ecolabel, which is the seal of approval given by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (also known as the ASC). And we take the conversation straight to the top, as we are joined by ASC’s CEO, Chris Ninnes. Chris takes us behind the sc…
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Katy is a former food blogger who found an opportunity to unite food + beverage brands with content creators. Today, she dives into the process of bringing influencers on board with brands, and what that means for what consumers can see and learn through these personalities online. About Foodie Tribe Join the Tribe Follow then on Instagram @FoodieT…
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After GiGi (Genevieve) Ashworth almost lost her life (but was saved by a surgery that removed her large intestine), her diet went through a radical shift. A restrictive shift that meant that she couldn’t eat wheat, grains, dairy, gluten, sugar, nuts, or fruit. However, instead of crumpling under the restrictions that she would have to put on food, …
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When Kelly Powers decided to study abroad, she had no idea that her education in Italy would change the course of her life, and completely shift her towards a new career. Now, instead of working as a nurse, she’s on a mission to help Americans prevent the diseases and health complications that would have you end up in the hospital in the first plac…
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Welcome to Decoding Seafood Where we dive into the depths of one of the world’s most beloved but misunderstood foods, and the industry that drives its production, environmental impact, and cultural norms. Join us as we peel back the layers and speak to the players in the seafood industry - from chefs to scientists, influencers, and everyone in betw…
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