The first season of Extreme E ends on the Jurassic coast this weekend. Have you been keeping up with the Electric Odyssey?
Nico Rosberg shared his vision with us early this year for the racing event, his team Rosberg X Racing, and the value of promoting positive climate action to engaged sports audiences.
Listen to the episode here ➡️ http://ow.ly/Z4c850GVkQI
Bhakti Sharma on open water swimming
It's that time of year when open water swimmers are venturing out to swim in freezing temperatures. Ever wondered what this is all about?
Bhakti Sharma joined us to discuss mental resilience & open water swimming during the pandemic.
Listen now: http://ow.ly/gMQ550EhqOm
The deep sea and space share many qualities. We chatted with Kathy Sullivan, the only woman on the planet who has been to both space and to the deepest part of the ocean.
Find out what she has to say about these incredible places: http://ow.ly/KX3C50GZwQ3
Have you listened to our Shark episode?
We chatted with Steve Backshall about his most memorable, personal encounters with sharks and where his fascination with these creatures began.
This episode was recorded during the production of his latest four-part documentary series "Shark with Steve Backshall" which is now out on Sky!
Listen to the podcast episode here: https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/1553443/8082386-sharks
In our latest episode, Kirti Ramesh tells us why she translated her PhD work on the effects of climate change on shellfish into a captivating illustrated children’s book.
Listen now: https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
This week, we were joined by Monique Roffey author of the Costa Book prize winning novel, The Mermaid of Black Conch. We talk about her captivating book, and humanity’s connection with the ocean.
Listen now: https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
In our latest episode, find out more about Manchán Magan’s project, Sea Tamagotchi.
Travelling the coastal roads of Ireland, he has been seeking out sea words, maritime terms and coastal customs in an effort to preserve them.
🎧 Listen now ➡️ https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
This week, we talked with Fabien Cousteau about Proteus, an underwater research lab and habitat that will allow scientists and observers to live under the sea for weeks or potentially months on end.
Click here to listen and find out more ⬇️ https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
In our latest episode Dr Craig Donlon tells us about his work at the European Space Agency and how we can track the effects of #ClimateChange on the ocean through the ocean.
🎧Listen now ➡️ http://ow.ly/JgnC50ER4l7
In our latest episode, Kathy Sullivan describes what it is like to enter space 🚀 and also descend to the deepest point in the ocean, the Mariana Trench.
Listen now and find out more: https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
Have you listened to our latest episode yet?
We hear from the founders of Reverb; a non-profit working with musicians, festivals, and venues to green their concerts whilst engaging fans face-to-face at shows to take environmental and social action.
Listen now: https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
In Tuesday's episode, explorer, scientist, musician and DJ Ben Mirin tells us about the most powerful recording he has ever heard from the ocean, and explains how sound can tell us about the health of our ocean.
Listen here: https://catchourdrift.buzzsprout.com/
Catch Our Drift is a new fortnightly podcast for people who love the sea, brought to you by Nekton working in partnership with OneOcean Flotilla.
