Top 19 Ocean Podcasts

Welcome to the QuiverCast, where we embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of surfing history. In a world where surfing magazines are gradually fading away, we seek to preserve the captivating stories they have shared over the years. Join us as we connect with surfing legends, professional surfers, and shapers, delving into their extraordinary surf lives and adventures.

Have you ever wondered where your favorite WSL/ASP pro surfers are today? Look no further, as we bring you exclusive interviews with these legendary individuals. Discover their humble beginnings, the moments that sparked their passion for surfing, and the incredible journeys they embarked on throughout their careers.

We explore the exhilarating world of professional surfing, unveiling the thrills, challenges, and triumphs experienced by these remarkable athletes on the competitive tour. From the glitz and glamour to the grit and determination required to succeed, we explore the behind-the-scenes moments that have shaped their lives.

But the conversation doesn't stop there. In this podcast, we prioritize the question of "where are they now?" hear the lives of these surfing icons beyond their competitive years as they share their current endeavors, passions, and contributions to the world of surfing. Get ready to be inspired as we uncover their ongoing journeys, whether it be in shaping, coaching, environmental advocacy, or other fascinating pursuits.

Join us on this thrilling adventure as we preserve the legacy of surfing magazines and their captivating stories. Immerse yourself in the tales of surf legends, professional surfers, and shapers, as we unravel the mysteries of their past, present, and future. Whether you've treasured old magazines or simply have a deep love for surfing, this episode promises to take you on a ride filled with nostalgia, inspiration, and a renewed appreciation for the enduring spirit of surf culture.

Ocean biodiversity is not only critical to the health of our planet, but it’s also the foundation for our food web and has a huge impact on the global economy. On this podcast, we’ll talk about the latest discoveries in ocean science, the newest thinking on pricing nature into our economy, and how machine learning and AI are helping us better understand ocean ecology.

We’ll talk to marine biologists, economists, data scientists and explorers from all over the world who will share why and how we must preserve the biodiversity in our ocean.

Happy listening!

Podcast cover photo used by permission of Octavio Aburto.

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Discover how our most precious commodity impacts our lives in so many fascinating ways. That's right! We're talking about water, but not like you've ever heard it before. Join us as we explore social, environmental and economic issues around the globe as we ask the questions: what are we doing, and how can we do better? The "Water We Doing?" won the 2024 Outstanding Science Series and 2022 Outstanding branded Series Awards at the Canadian Podcasting Awards. The podcast is a production of the Aquatic Biosphere Project and is produced and hosted by David Evans (P. Biol), the Project's Director of Conservation. For more info check out www.AquaticBiosphere.ca

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Stories about the aquatic experiences that shape us.
Listen with Lauren L. Hill and Dave Rastovich as they talk story with some of the most adept waterfolk on the planet.
Waterpeople is a gathering place for our global ocean community to dive into the themes of watery lives lived well: ecology, adventure, community, activism, science, egalitarianism, inclusivity, meaningful play, a sense of humour. And, surfing, of course.

Scuba Diving, Freediving, Surfing, Ocean Environmentalism, Marine Science. Big Deep is about people who have a deep connection to our world’s oceans, connections strong enough that they have dedicated some part of their lives to being in or working on behalf of the water. In each episode, we speak with the most interesting people, from scuba diving crime fighters and record-breaking freedivers to marine biologists and ocean advocates - even a real-life mermaid. So we invite you to join us on this journey as we explore the ocean through the stories of people who love it.

Beyond The Breakers is a podcast about shipwrecks, loss, and lessons learned from maritime disasters.

This is the podcast for those that love being in, on, under and around water! From water-sports enthusiasts and professionals, to marine biologists, we'll be exploring the world of water through those that are most passionate about it, and incorporate it into their daily lives.
We'll be covering the important water topics such as ecology, and sustainability, water as a healing tool, and how to connect more deeply with the water as part of the natural world.
Join us in September for our first episodes.

The podcast for people who love the sea. Join Oliver Steeds and Helen Scales every two weeks for 10 episodes as they set off on a journey to explore the massive, life-giving and vital ocean. They will be examining how the ocean seeps into so many parts of all of our lives by talking with chefs, film makers, actors, writers, athletes, astronauts and more. Each episode there will be uplifting, inspiring and surprising stories about the sea. They'll investigate ocean problems but also look at the solutions and be asking what each of us can do to help fix the many urgent issues and help to protect the sea.

Yarns with Spearos, Bowhunters & Fishing Fanatics from around the 🌏

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Welcome to the Overbrewed Podcast!

Two lifelong pals - Alex and Aidan - set sail to taste weird and wonderful beers from across the seven seas. Each episode we will be trying some unique beers, rating them and having some great chats along the way, but any brews that don't make the cut will be thrown overboard!

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Bar Karate is a weekly discussion of the world of sailing. Our team straddle the globe and bring all the news and inside gossip with a lot of fun thrown in. Bar Karate - you might not learn anything, but you will have fun doing it.

Stephanie and Kaitlyn, two junior high students from Conception Bay South, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada, experienced an incredible journey when their miniboat, Raven KASTER, set sail in November 2018. Months later, in February 2019, Raven KASTER made landfall on Dookinella Beach in Achill Island, Ireland. Now, what was once merely a dream—relaunching their boat in Ireland—is turning into a remarkable reality. Join this podcast as it delves into the collaborative efforts of students from Canada and Ireland, all working toward the incredible goal of relaunching the Raven KASTER miniboat.

The Dust Up is a series of conversations about surfboard designs, shaper interviews and lots more.
The Dust Up is for anybody interested in shaping as well as all the surfboard nerds out there. It's all about the boards and we love talking about surfboards.
Hosted by Cory Russell along with special co hosts Luke Howarth, John Robertson and Christian Pritchett.

Upwell, a podcast from Only One featuring weekly interviews with entrepreneurs, advocates, and leaders working to protect and restore the ocean and the planet. See the full show notes at www.only.one/upwell

Can innovation, entrepreneurship and investment make the planet happier and healthier? Entrepreneur and investor Abigail Carroll thinks so. Through conversations with founders, investors, and thought leaders, in over a dozen countries and counting, Abigail shares this thought-provoking and hope-promoting world with her audience. And always with a little humour.

Marine technology is not about ships and shipbuilding, but about the technology that is used to explore the oceans, protect them and use them sustainably.Please consider the harsh conditions the marine technology is exposed to in the sea. The sea is often a very inaccessible habitat with strong currents and aggressive salt water. The deeper you get, the higher the water pressure becomes, people and equipment have to be able to withstand this. Wind and waves make the work even more difficult, many jobs can only be done up to a certain wave height. Sometimes you also have to pay attention to the tides. And then there are remote and climatically demanding regions like the Arctic or the Antarctic.After all, we know surprisingly little about what lives in the sea. Researchers assume that there are a good 1 million higher organisms and 1 billion species of microbes. The sea is an almost inexhaustible source of natural substances. However, 95% of them are unexplored, in the deep sea even 99%. Marine tech is of great importance. In this podcast we'll have a closer look at it. Bärbel Fening is a German podcaster and a tv-journalist, who specializes in marine issues: https://www.baerbel-fening.de This podcast is produced in cooperation with the German Association for Marine Technology:https://www.maritime-technik.de