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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 56 MIN

Deep Water and a Set of Pipes. Marine Science, the Softball Diamond, and the tune that Keeps her humming

from PeopleAK: 1 Degree of Separation · host Upper One Solutions

What keeps someone in Alaska for 20+ years? In this episode, we talk with marine scientist Sheyna Wisdom, Executive Director of the Alaska Ocean Observing System, about her journey from the deserts of New Mexico to studying whales, ocean acoustics, and marine ecosystems across the world.She shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the field, explains how ocean data helps protect communities and wildlife, and discusses serving as a bridge among science, industry, and conservation. From unforgettable whale encounters to lessons about leadership, teamwork, and resilience, this episode blends humor, science, and a real Alaska perspective.Subscribe for more conversations with people shaping Alaska’s story.Produced by Upper 1 SolutionsFollow us on Social Media: WebsiteFacebookLinkedIn

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What keeps someone in Alaska for 20+ years? In this episode, we talk with marine scientist Sheyna Wisdom, Executive Director of the Alaska Ocean Observing System, about her journey from the deserts of New Mexico to studying whales, ocean acoustics, and marine ecosystems across the world. She shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the field, explains how ocean data helps protect communities and wildlife, and discusses serving as a bridge among science, industry, and conservation. Fro...

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