Sea Change
WWNO & WRKFLiving on the coast means living on the front lines of a rapidly changing planet. And as climate change transforms our coasts, that will transform our world.
Every two weeks, we bring you stories that illuminate, inspire, and sometimes enrage, as we dive deep into the environmental issues facing coastal communities on the Gulf Coast and beyond. We have a lot to save, and we have a lot of solutions... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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- So informative!
This is now one of my new favorite/go-to podcasts. It’s informative, well researched and produced, and also many of the episodes give me hope for the future of the climate. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5atman_asiya
United Statesa month ago - Typical pop science slop
I am so, so tired of this formula. Start out with an unnecessarily dramatic and fundamentally inaccurate premise (we never talk about carbon unless it's to say carbon does something bad!), tell the audience what to think, trot out some "evidence," cherry pick what an expert says, play carefully selected man on the street interviews that supposedly support the premise (Dutch people are too confident about their ability to handle climate change!). Y'all must really think we're stupid, huh? That w... more
Apple Podcasts1louislouislouislouisUnited States2 months ago - love the podcast
This podcast combines three of my favorites things, food, coasts, and environmental reporting. Thank you for producing this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Christopher HarrodUnited Statesa year ago - Lovely Listen
Really lovely listen with great stories and insight. As a coastal person, it’s nice hearing about similar issues on other coasts and becoming more informed about the different, yet largely similar, environmental changes affecting creatures and populations inhabiting the surrounding areas. Thank you Sea Change!
Apple Podcasts5ekacostaeUnited Statesa year ago - So well done
After hearing the fertilizer episode I had to leave a review. So often things are described as “complex” and yet they often are just not understood. I feel like I have a much greater understanding of the impact of what is happening. Thank you for your reporting. It’s valuable. Keep it up.!!
Apple Podcasts5VeloSaintUnited Statesa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #82 | United States/Science/Nature |
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What is Sea Change about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This show covers coastal environmental issues, with a steady focus on the Gulf Coast and other waterfront regions. Episodes commonly explore how policy, industry, and science intersect around topics like plastic pollution, water management, coastal restoration, fisheries, and offshore energy. Reportage often blends personal narratives from local communities with expert insights from scientists, engineers, and lawyers, highlighting practical impacts on livelihoods, ecosystems, and public access. A standout strength is its place-based storytelling: on-the-ground reporting, clear explanations of complex science, and a willingness to interrogate policy trade-offs, industry dynamics, and restoration efforts. The format often pairs investigative ... more
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1. Jonathan McDowell
2. Gabe Giffin
3. James Karst
4. Rob Young
5. Don Lyons
6. Geert Vlieger
7. Valentina Munoz
8. Nicolas Blank
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