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The Fisheries Podcast

A team of fisheries scientists
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A weekly podcast sharing stories of the amazing people and projects that make up the fisheries science profession.

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This week, Conrad had the pleasure of speaking with his good friend, Natalie Ritter. Natalie is currently pursuing her master's degree in marine and environmental science at the University of the Virgin Islands. Her research focuses on the biodiversi... more

Joining Alanna on the podcast this week is Dr. Emily Lester, a marine ecologist with an interest in coral reef ecosystems, predator-prey dynamics, and anthropogenic changes to animal behavior. Emily shares her experience working with the whale sharks... more

This week, Preston catches up with Andrew Bade, the supervisor of the Warmwater and Coldwater Fisheries Management Programs for Connecticut DEEP. They discuss Andrew's education and career journeys, before diving into the history of introduced Smallm... more

For the final episode of 2025 The Fisheries Podcast brings you an absolutely delightful conversation between Brendan and Dr. Nicholas Mandrak of the University of Toronto Scarborough on binomial nomenclature, the Committee on Names of Fishes, and mos... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Emily Lester
Marine ecologist focused on predator-prey interactions and anthropogenic changes to marine behavior
University of Sydney, Thriving Oceans Research Hub
Episode: 343 - Sharks of Ningaloo and Around the World with Dr. Emily Lester
Dr. Nicholas Mandrak
Professor in biological science at the University of Toronto Scarborough and expert in freshwater fish conservation.
University of Toronto Scarborough
Episode: 341 - "Would a Walleye by any other name taste as sweet?" A discussion on how fishes get their names with Dr. Nicholas Mandrak
Dr. John Mohan
A conservation biologist with a PhD in Marine Science focusing on fish ecology and natural chemical tracers.
North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries
Episode: 339 - Natural Chemical Tracers and Applications in Fisheries with Dr. John Mohan
Dr. David Shiffman
An interdisciplinary ocean conservation scientist focused on the ecology and conservation of Chondrichthyan fishes.
Wildlife Conservation Society
Episode: 337 - CITES, international shark fisheries policy, and Why Sharks Matter with Dr. David Shiffman
Dr. Kathryn Peiman
Fisheries expert with a background in restoration of Native Atlantic salmon.
Episode: 336 - Should we keep stocking Chinook Salmon in Lake Ontario? A converstaion with Dr. Kathryn Peiman
Erin Wilson
Fisheries researcher specializing in muskie fishing and ecology.
Cook Lab, University of Guelph
Episode: 335 - Muskie Acoustic Telemetry, Expert Knowledge Holders and the Power of Putting Yourself Out There with Erin Wilson
Ali Frey
PhD candidate researching Southern New England Atlantic Cod at the School for Marine Science and Technology
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Episode: 334 - Southern New England Cod with Ali Frey
Dr. Dave Roon
Aquatic Ecologist studying the effects of wildfires on aquatic ecosystems.
Oregon State University
Episode: 332 - Modelling the Effects of Wildifre on Food Webs and Fish with Dr. Dave Roon
Madison Casey
Aquatic Invasive Species Technician and Master's Student studying big-headed carp reproduction.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Episode: 331 - Reproductive Ecology of Silver Carp and Bighead Carp in the Platte River and Its Major Tributaries with Madison Casey

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Alanna
Host of the Fisheries Podcast
Preston Christman
Solo host of the Fisheries Podcast
Brendan
Host of the Fisheries Podcast
Conrad Faldsgraff
Host of the Fisheries Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 69 ratings
  • Sexy Sharks!

    Insightful podcast! Episode 285 with Elise and Jake Jerome was super informative to both those interested in careers marine science or those with passions in shark and ray conservation. I enjoyed the perspective on potential academia and research journeys. Thank you for sharing your expertise and experiences with us!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tic-tac-topez
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great Podcast

    I recently started listen to this podcast and although I was critical at the start, I have found myself to really enjoy it! I have found the host very interesting and I think I will pleasure myself with some well deserved merchandise. Best of luck on your future episodes, for, I will be listening!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Theo Shields
    United States3 years ago
  • Wide variety of fisheries news

    I was looking for a way to keep up with ongoing fisheries research and news and this podcast is perfect. I love the variety.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    annoyedspotifyuser
    United States5 years ago
  • Deafening intro song

    Oh my gosh... get a new intro if you care about the hearing of humankind

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Hhawk123
    United States6 years ago
  • Great podcast for fish and environmental enthusiast!

    This podcast is both very interesting and insightful on subjects in relations to fisheries, fisheries management, stream restoration, stream ecosystem impairment mitigation, H and H analysis, and many you other subjects in these fields. It is great for environmentalist, engineers, biologist, or other scientist and enthusiast that enjoy learning about these subjects and the people and projects that’s are current them.

    Having a background in ecological/ biological engineering and being an avid f... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mullet man willy
    United States6 years ago

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Insightful podcast featuring expert discussions on marine science and conservation.
Hosts share personal experiences that make complex scientific topics relatable.
Some listeners have mentioned the need for a new intro music for better engagement.
Valuable insights into the challenges and advancements in fisheries management.
Great resource for fisheries news and research updates, both engaging and informative.

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343 - Sharks of Ningaloo and Around the World with Dr. Emily Lester
Q: What areas would benefit most from shark management strategies?
We can identify areas that maximize both shark conservation and socio-economic benefits, but these places are often rare and sporadic.
343 - Sharks of Ningaloo and Around the World with Dr. Emily Lester
Q: What is the importance of carbon ingestion rates in sharks?
Carbon ingestion rates help quantify sharks' role as predators in the ecosystem, providing insight into their ecological impact.
343 - Sharks of Ningaloo and Around the World with Dr. Emily Lester
Q: What is the Fulbright scholarship and how can someone apply for it?
The Fulbright scholarship is an educational exchange program that allows individuals from other countries to work or study in the US, and applications require a research proposal that connects both countries.
343 - Sharks of Ningaloo and Around the World with Dr. Emily Lester
Q: What makes whale sharks unique at Ningaloo?
The whale sharks at Ningaloo are significant due to the well-managed tourism operations that help protect them and ensure their population is thriving.
343 - Sharks of Ningaloo and Around the World with Dr. Emily Lester
Q: How did you decide to become a fishery scientist?
I decided to be a marine scientist after a trip to the Ningaloo Reef, where I saw a whale shark, which ignited my curiosity about marine systems.

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1. Dr. Emily Lester
2. Dr. Nicholas Mandrak
3. Dr. John Mohan
4. Dr. David Shiffman
5. Dr. Kathryn Peiman
6. Erin Wilson
7. Ali Frey
8. Dr. Dave Roon

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