The Ocean Explained

By: Clément J.E.
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  • The Ocean Explained Podcast offers an immersive way to explore the ocean's wonders. Each episode dives deeply into a unique topic related to marine life, conservation, and oceanography. Featuring a panel of marine biologists, divers, explorers, paleobiologists, and conservation experts, the podcast shares extensive knowledge, captivating stories, and valuable insights. From the secrets of the deep sea to the vital importance of coral reefs, every aspect of the ocean is covered. With one high-quality episode released monthly, this podcast is the go-to source for an enjoyable dose of H20.
    Clément J.E.
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Episodes
  • GUEST I Secrets, Wildlife and Culture of Tetiaroa Island with Tihoni Maire - What was the Vision of Marlon Brando, the University of the Sea Project and how to Balance Conservation and Ecotourism ?

    GUEST I Secrets, Wildlife and Culture of Tetiaroa Island with Tihoni Maire - What was the Vision of Marlon Brando, the University of the Sea Project and how to Balance Conservation and Ecotourism ?
    Sep 15 2024
    In this episode, we welcome Tihoni Maire, the Head Guide of the Guide department at Tetiaroa Society. Tihoni shares his extensive knowledge and passion for the unique ecosystem of Tetiaroa Island, a jewel in French Polynesia with a fascinating history and vibrant culture. We'll explore the island's journey from its volcanic origins 40 million years ago to its current status as a model for sustainable ecotourism. Tihoni will reveal the intriguing story of how Marlon Brando acquired the island in 1966 and the subsequent developments, including the establishment of The Brando resort and Tetiaroa Society's conservation efforts as well as the project of a “University of the Sea”!! Listeners will gain insights into the diverse teams working on the island, from researchers studying local wildlife to the guides who bring Tetiaroa's wonders to life for visitors. We'll discuss ongoing scientific projects, the balance between tourism and conservation, and the unique challenges of guiding in this pristine environment. Tihoni will share memorable experiences from his career, offering a glimpse into daily life on Tetiaroa and the profound impact the island has on its visitors. We'll also delve into French Polynesian culture, traditions, and their deep connection to the ocean. The episode will highlight Tetiaroa Society's innovative approach to sustainability, including their work with local communities and the use of cutting-edge technologies. Tihoni will also discuss the exciting University of the Sea project, an initiative inspired by Marlon Brando's vision for education and conservation. Throughout the conversation, Tihoni will regale us with fascinating anecdotes about life on Tetiaroa, encounters with wildlife, and the unique experiences that make this island a true paradise for nature lovers and conservationists alike. Whether you're passionate about marine biology, sustainable tourism, or simply love learning about extraordinary places, this episode offers an immersive journey into the wonders of Tetiaroa Island with one of its most knowledgeable and dedicated advocates. Check out on Instagram
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • GUEST I A Grand Tour across British and South African marine Ecosystems with Liberty Denman - Experienced Marine Biologist, Science Communicator and Co-foundress of a Conservation Organisation

    GUEST I A Grand Tour across British and South African marine Ecosystems with Liberty Denman - Experienced Marine Biologist, Science Communicator and Co-foundress of a Conservation Organisation
    Jul 24 2024

    In this episode we welcome our guest Liberty Denman, an experienced marine biologist, science communicator, and diver who studied at Plymouth University. In this episode, Liberty shares her valuable insights into British marine life, sharks, and her exciting projects. Discover her experiences as a student at one of the world's top universities for marine biology, her work in conservation, and the organizations she co-founded, including Onekai.

    We'll delve into the fascinating ecosystems like seagrass beds, kelp forests, and rocky reefs, and explore the impacts of human activity on the ocean in the context of climate change. Liberty also discusses cutting-edge technologies like hydrogen-powered USVs and AI applications in marine conservation.

    Learn about her adventures with sharks, including her time at SharkLabs in the Bahamas and Malta, and her most memorable diving experiences around the world. Also she will share some top tier advices about careers in the field of marine biology.

    Whether you're passionate about marine biology, conservation, or simply love the ocean, this episode offers a deep dive into the underwater world with one of its most dedicated advocates.
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    46 mins
  • GUEST I An immersion through Shipwrecks, Dangerous underwater Caves, aquatic Videography, and Borneo's marine Life with Maxime Cheminade - Award-winning Filmmaker, Professional Diver, and Speleologist

    GUEST I An immersion through Shipwrecks, Dangerous underwater Caves, aquatic Videography, and Borneo's marine Life with Maxime Cheminade - Award-winning Filmmaker, Professional Diver, and Speleologist
    Jun 30 2024

    In this episode, we take a deep dive into the fascinating world of underwater exploration and filmmaking with our esteemed guest, Maxime Cheminade, an award-winning filmmaker, professional diver, and speleologist. With over a decade of experience documenting the unseen depths of our oceans, Maxime has gained unrivaled expertise and knowledge in his field.

    Expect to embark on a virtual journey through the treacherous shipwrecks and enigmatic underwater caves that Maxime has explored. Listen as he recounts his most dangerous expeditions, his greatest trials in filmmaking, and his awe-inspiring encounters with the marine life of Borneo. Maxime's experiences span the globe, from the vibrant reefs of Hawaii to the teeming waters of Japan, each dive revealing a new layer of the ocean's wonders.

    As Maxime shares his adventures, you'll get a first-hand account of the unique challenges and rewards of underwater filmmaking. Whether you're a novice, aspiring to dip your toes into this exciting field, or an experienced professional seeking deeper insights, Maxime's wealth of experiences offer learnings for everyone.

    Not just limited to filming techniques, Maxime also shares his anecdotes from his countless hours spent underwater, painting a vivid picture of the ocean's depths that few get to witness. He also talks about his most intriguing discoveries, including new marine species, and the strategies he employs to capture them on film.

    Whether you're a seasoned ocean explorer, an avid filmmaker, or just someone with a deep love for the ocean, this episode promises to be a treasure trove of knowledge, experience, and captivating stories that will leave you with a new appreciation for the marine world and those who explore it. Discover Maxime's insightful advice on filmmaking, his incredible anecdotes, the challenges he has faced, and much more in this exciting episode.
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    1 hr

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