
AquaDiary is a science podcast about the hidden stories, strange mysteries, and real-world risks lurking in our water. Hosted by environmental scientist Ally Berry, each episode breaks down fascinating water-related events — from toxic algae blooms and disappearing lakes to environmental headlines, hydrology, contamination, and bizarre aquatic phenomena — in a way that’s gripping, understandable, ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Ally does the research, adds her experience, and helps the average bear understand some pretty interesting (and scary!) things about water.
A fantastic podcast! Ally takes a difficult to understand subject and underlines the importance while explaining the mystery and details in context in a way that is both captivating and intellectually stimulating, doing what, as she says correctly, explaining scientists work clearly to the layman. Extremely interesting and easy to listen to, not only from a scientist, but an experienced authority in her field. I plan to tune in to the rest of her work!
Factual, easy to understand and entertaining!!










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A science-focused show exploring water mysteries, hydrology, and public health through engaging storytelling and accessible explanations. Episodes cover real-world risks such as harmful algal blooms, drinking-water crises, wastewater and stormwater management, and dramatic natural events like CO2 releases from crater lakes. While each installment centers on a specific case or mechanism, the overarching thread is how water systems work, how they fail or adapt under stress, and what communities can do to understand and respond to threats. The tone blends rigorous science with practical guidance for listeners—whether professionals in water management, educators, policymakers, or curious general audiences—and often highlights regulatory, regula... more
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