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EPISODE · May 25, 2025 · 1H 23M

Ep. 10 Reflecting on: The Importance of Our Oceans

from The Mood Booster Podcast · host Charlie and Marcus

The oceans cover over 70% of our planet, but how often do we stop to think about what they mean to us? In this episode, Charlie takes the lead, diving into his passion for marine conservation and reflecting on his time studying the oceans at university. We share facts, memories and awe-inspiring moments from nature documentaries (specifically, Oceans with David Attenborough) and get into the devastating impact of bottom trawling, a destructive industrial fishing practice harming marine ecosystems. But it’s not all doom and gloom. We explore the joy, curiosity and calm that the ocean brings, and discuss small, meaningful ways we can all play a part in protecting it. Whether you’re a deep-sea enthusiast or just love a paddle at the beach, this episode will leave you thinking a little more deeply about the water that connects us all. — 📲 Follow us for more: Instagram: @themoodboosterpodcast TikTok: @themoodboosterpodcast Website: www.themoodbooster.co.uk 🎥 Prefer video? Watch this episode on YouTube! @TheMoodBoosterPodcast ⭐ If you enjoyed the episode, please rate & review, it helps so much!

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