PODCAST · education
Ocean Matters Podcast
by Phil Plumley.
A Podcast dedicated to the love and preservation of the oceans. Past, Present & Future. Raising Awareness every step of the Way.
-
752
Memory - What the Ocean Remembers
What the Ocean Remembers
-
751
Patience - How the Ocean Operates on Timescales Beyond Us
How the Ocean Operates on Timescales Beyond Us
-
750
Invisible Currents
A few words on understanding the importance of what we do not see.
-
749
Ocean & Culture — How the Sea Shapes Who We Are
Further thoughts on the previous recordings.
-
748
Proximity – The Ocean Is Closer Than You Think
A few thoughts on the proximity of the ocean.
-
747
Scale – How Small Actions Connect to a Global Ocean
A few thoughts on adopting a new perspective on scale.
-
746
Restoration – What Can Actually Be Repaired?
A few thoughts on ocean restoration.
-
745
The Deep Ocean – Time, Pressure, and Irreversibility
A few words on the deep ocean.
-
744
The Ocean We Don’t See – Sound, Silence, and Noise
Revisiting the dimension of sound within the ocean.
-
743
Time, Climate, and the Ocean’s Hidden Rhythms
inspired by an article in SciTechDaily.
-
742
The Ocean Never Changes All at Once.
Based on an article from Earth.
-
741
What Lies Beneath
inspired by an article authored by Imogen Folkes.
-
740
What the Ocean Remembers
Inspired by the military waste from world war 2 dumped into the Baltic sea.
-
739
The Ocean’s Enforcement Gap: Why Protection Isn’t Protection
inspired by an article by Rhett Ayers Butler.
-
738
The Machines Exploring Our Last Unknowns
From single drones to systems.
-
737
The AUV That Went Under the Ice… and Didn’t Come Back
A few words on when innovation falls short.
-
736
From Ice to Stone — The Hidden Ocean Legacy of Douglas Mawson
Based on an article found on Mawson, reminding us where the ocean also was.
-
735
Ancient Warnings: Climate Change Before Modern Science
wisdom from antiquity.
-
734
Rogue Waves — The Ocean Myth That Turned Out to Be Real
inspired by an article on the topic un phys.org.
-
733
Tsunami Risks in the Mediterranean.
A few words following the read of an article on the topic in phys.org
-
732
One Ocean.
A few words...
-
731
Switzerland — The Country of Four Seas
Based on an article found in the SRI.
-
730
Bridgers: The Leadership the Ocean Has Been Teaching Us All Along
Based on an article found in the HBR.
-
729
Blue Carbon: What It Is, and Why It Matters
a short note on blue carbon.
-
728
David Attenborough, Wonder, and Learning Not to Look Away
A reflection based upon an article in the Guardian.
-
727
Ocean Matters Podcast, 2025
A few words on 2025 based on impressions and the wrap-up report from Spitify for the year 2025.
-
726
Europe’s Changing Climate: Between Storms, Hope, and the Shape of Tomorrow
As authored by Phil Plumley
-
725
Europe at the Crossroads: Innovation or Inertia?
As authored by Phil Plumley
-
724
Can Singapore Keep the Lights On While Cutting Carbon?
As authored by Phil Plumley.
-
723
The Law of the Sea and the Power of Accountability
As authored by Phil Plumley
-
722
Climate investment is only growth opportunity of 21st century
As authored by Damian Carrington
-
721
Something is working’: UN climate chief optimistic about green transition.
As authored by Fiona Harvey.
-
720
Edinburgh is first Scottish council to make Ocean Declaration
As authored by Rob Hutchins.
-
719
Who Invented the Trireme, the Famous Warship of the Ancient Greeks?
As authored by Caleb Howells.
-
718
Experimental ocean climate fixes move ahead without regulation
As authored by Edward Carver.
-
717
Greenland’s unexpected discovery could change everything, scientists say
As authored by the futura team.
-
716
Clearing the Air by Hannah Ritchie review – practical climate optimism
As authored by Stephen Poole.
-
715
We’ve done it before’: how not to lose hope in the fight against ecological disaster
As authored by Kate Marvel.
-
714
Frozen and unknown — Scientists confirm Earth has a new ocean
As authored by Beatriz T.
-
713
The Ancient Wanderers of the Deep
As authored by Phil Plumley
-
712
The Forecasts That Came True
As authored by Phil Plumley.
-
711
Athy's new Shackleton Museum welcomes its first overseas visitors
As authored by Frank Taaffe.
-
710
How spending two minutes picking up plastic on the beach can make a big difference
As authored by Joanne Hunt.
-
709
How Sylvia Earle fell in love with the ocean
As authored by Avery Schuyler Nunn
-
708
Blue sky thinking: why we need positive climate novels
As authored by Sarah Hall.
-
707
18 years of sea wave records analysed to learn how destructive ‘rogue waves’ form
As authored by Francesco Fedele.
-
706
How Ancient Athens Became a Dominant Sea Power
As authored by Alexander Gale.
-
705
The Smelly Beaches of Ancient Greece
As authored by Phil Plumley
-
704
The beach is a popular summer destination, but for ancient Greeks it was a different story
As authored by Marie Claire Beaulieu.
-
703
Sea-Fever by John Masefield
As authored by Carol Rumens.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
A Podcast dedicated to the love and preservation of the oceans. Past, Present & Future. Raising Awareness every step of the Way.
HOSTED BY
Phil Plumley.
CATEGORIES
Loading similar podcasts...
URL copied to clipboard!