Blue Earth

Today we speak with Jonathan McGee, who created New England Sea Farms after a tv show sparked his interest in growing kelp. Jonathan talks about his kelp farming business and background, as well as why Kelp production is so important.

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We finally return with a new episode of the Blue Earth Podcast, which will be airing every week starting with this episode!

We have a new host, Dr. Colleen Bielitz, and today we'll be interviewing a recent college graduate as part of our once-a-month episode that focuses on students: the next generation of conservationists, researchers, and activists.

What are the next generation of ocean stewards doing to protect our Blue Earth? Join us as we find out by speaking to Lauren Brideau, a recent graduate of Southern Connecticut State University. Lauren started as an undeclared major but soon found her calling, now she is part of a research team conserving life below water. She is a prime example that if you want to defend our oceans and the creatures that depend on the sea to survive, now is the time to become part of the solution.

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This episode of the Blue Earth Podcast features Dr. Colleen Bielitz, who oversees strategic initiatives and outreach for Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, Connecticut.

On January 4th, 2021 Colleen will take the helm as our new host, for season two of the Blue Earth podcast.

She brings to the show an impressive record as an education leader and constructive disruptive innovator. Collen is passionate about social justice, gender equality, and resolving social problems in sustainable and efficient ways, including ocean ecosystems, and shares exciting developments about the Blue Economy and a precious estuary known as the Long Island Sound.

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This episode of the Blue Earth Podcast is a conversation with Brian Adams, President and CEO of the Brain Institute of America.

He simplifies an explanation of developing biomarkers for neurological disorders and malignancies of the brain, and ties the risks of BPA and other chemicals found in plastic food containers, bottles and even inside cans.

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Today's episode introduces Sandra Clopp to the Blue Earth podcast! She talks about her wide range of skills, from her amazing diving stories to her fascination with Megalodon Teeth and the business of discovering them. Sandra is a fun conversationalist and a great diver and we're incredibly lucky to have her on.

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