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A podcast about how we’re changing the sea, and how the sea changes us. Produced by @mattfrassica.

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Joined January 2017
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The Briny is a proud member of Hub & Spoke, a collective of independent audio producers making great shows. We're independents, so of course we like to celebrate Independence Day! 🌭🎇
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If you want to help support independent audio, please donate $4 to your favorite independent podcast network. (Plus you’ll be entered to win some sweet H&S swag) Just go to hubspokeaudio.org/july4
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And of course, check out all the great podcasts that are part of @hubspokeaudio (excellent choices for a long post-holiday drive)!
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The Briny retweeted
The population of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales is continuing "a downward trend," dropping last year to a range of between 333 and 347, according to the latest annual population estimate by the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium.
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Ideal for your Halloween fish feast
Replying to @GMRI
It's a monkfish! This fish might look a bit spooky, but it sure is delicious. It's also easy to cook at home! Here's a great recipe from our Culinary Partner @LukesLobster to get you started: lukeslobster.com/blogs/recip… #CelebrateSeafood #EatMoreSeafood #NationalSeafoodMonth
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The possibilities!
A Chesapeake Bay lighthouse is up for auction. So far, no one wants it. There aren’t even any ghosts attached to it, says Henry Gonzalez, the vice president of the U.S. Lighthouse Society. At least, none that he knows of. wapo.st/3wSyOcV
Amazing!
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Check out this amazing feat of long-distance swimming: nytimes.com/2022/08/23/sport…
Sounds like a Subtitle/Briny crossover episode!
"'...finding voice actors who speak the language, it doesn't really exist as a profession, you know, the same way it would for you to find a French actor.'" saltwire.com/atlantic-canada…
Someone must be heartbroken to lose this beautiful skiff. If anyone knows who this belongs to please contact me.
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The wunderpus octopus would totally be an indie cephalopodcaster
A wunderpus octopus (Wunderpus photogenicus) wandering through a colony of white spotted garden eels, imitating them This octopus can actively mimic a wide variety of other marine animals to elude predation Filmed by Gail Kukula
Podcasts started as odd, self-made things that few really paid attention to. Then came big money, and big media orgs followed. Now we're in an era of corporate consolidation and, too often, formulaic storytelling
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If that's the kind of thing you think is worth keeping alive, there's a way to show your support (that doesn't involve giving money!) - just sign @hubspokeaudio's Declaration of Independence (see what they did there)
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No spam, no endless fundraising requests, but a newsletter (and a chance to win some swag from great shows). The link is right here: hubspokeaudio.org/july4
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#DYK? Scientists suspect humpbacks breach and slap their fins and flukes on the surface as a way of communicating. All slapping is believed to create sounds used to send messages to other whales, and big splashes are for sending messages long distances! ow.ly/6DdQ50FDEmM
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This podcast is a proud member of @hubspokeaudio - a collective of independent makers plugging away to create great audio. If you'd like to support what we do, sign our Declaration of Independence and sign up for the newsletter! No spam, promise: hubspokeaudio.org/july4