Wavelengths Ocean Podcast

By: Betsy Brown
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  • Summary

  • Wavelengths explores the environmental, social, and economic issues affecting the oceans. Episodes are presented in a storytelling form.

    Follow host Betsy Brown as she learns what’s happening to the seas around her and what people are doing about it.
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Episodes
  • Impacts of Tourism: Philippines Special Part II

    Impacts of Tourism: Philippines Special Part II
    Oct 16 2018
    Wavelengths visits Malapascua island in the Philippines where tourists come from all over the world to experience the thrill of diving with Thresher Sharks.
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    12 mins
  • Sharks and Typhoon Yolanda: Philippines Special Part I

    Sharks and Typhoon Yolanda: Philippines Special Part I
    Oct 15 2018
    *This is a new version of
    "How Sharks Helped an Island Recover from a Devastating Typhoon"with corrected audio levels.*

    As the Philippines recovers from another devastating typhoon - Wavelengths Ocean Podcast looks back at 2013 when Typhoon Yolanda struck the central Philippines. We hear from a resident of a tiny island who credits Thresher Sharks for helping his community recover from the storm.

    Wavelengths is produced and hosted by Betsy Brown. Theme music is by Sean Kisch.
    Audio of typhoon Yolanda from top of the episode is from youtube user Christopher Earl Zuniga Nael.
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    8 mins
  • Teaser: How a tiny island recovered from a devastating typhoon

    Teaser: How a tiny island recovered from a devastating typhoon
    Oct 3 2018
    Wavelengths returns with a two-part special from the Philippines October 9th.
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    1 min

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