S2E2: Meghan Sorby

We're happy to have Meghan Sorby, CEO and founder of Pine Island Redfish, to talk about innovations in aquaculture technology. You can learn more about Pine Island Redfish here: https://www.pineislandredfish.com/ __ Edible Ocean is produced with funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Prof. Tony Winson did the recruiting and the interviews - you can reach him through his website https://theindustrialdiet.com/ Edith Wilson Sousa did the audio editing, art, and other odds and ends for the show. You can reach her/the show on instagram @edibleocean_podcast

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