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The Ocean Doctor
David Guggenheim PhD
Down, down, down into the deep blue sea. Meet explorers like the real “Captain Nemo” – only one of two humans to have ventured 7 miles into the deep, hear about Cuba’s underwater mysteries and find out why the new green is blue. Only 5% of our oceans have been explored. The opportunity for adventure, research and knowledge seems unlimited, especially now with a new generation of mini-subs – and even a new, “wearable submarine”! Yet our oceans are dramatically over-fished, threatened by pollution – including the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill — and endangered by climate change’s evil twin...
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 7 ratings
Tremendous
Great podcast from a true ambassador in the world of marine conservation. If this is an interest of yours, you must listen.
Crusty Hammer via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/29/11
awesome!
this is a really great podcast that you learn a lot from. david guggenheim explains everything great and gives you a good understanding of the ocean.
befallingdarkness via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/13/11
Recent Episodes
The Ocean Doctor finds himself in an unusual location for a marine biologist: The desert. We visit the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the largest trade show in the world, to bring you highlights of the latest in green technology, including smartphone apps that talk to your appliances and save...
Published 01/23/12
The Ocean Doctor finds himself in an unusual location for a marine biologist: The desert. We visit the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the largest trade show in the world, to bring you highlights of the latest in green technology, including smartphone apps that talk to your appliances and save...
Published 01/23/12
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