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The Fisheries Podcast

A team of fisheries scientists
Fisheries Science
Fisheries Management
Climate Change
Invasive Species
Marine Biology
Ecology
Marine Science
Biodiversity
Conservation
Black Bass
Sharks
Marine Conservation
Smallmouth Bass
Shark Research
Atlantic Guitarfish
Great Lakes
Environmental Science
Aquatic Invasive Species
Arapaima
Prussian Carp

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

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This week on the Fisheries Podcast, Alanna hosts longtime friend Shubham Mathur. Shubham, a Florida native, completed his Bachelors and Masters degrees at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School. Shubham speaks about his time at the UM Experimental... more

On this weeks episode Brendan sits down with Dr. Jérôme Marty, Executive Director of the International Association of Great Lakes Research & Dr. Kathryn Peiman, Executive Director of the Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences to discuss their upcoming ... more

This week, Conrad had the pleasure of interviewing two of his coworkers within the Marine Fisheries Ecology Program at Mississippi State University — Danielle McAree and Alena Anderson — to discuss their journeys through fisheries science, their grad... more

This week, Alanna chats with Fisheries Podcast guest Drake Ssempijja. Drake was born and raised in Uganda along Lake Victoria and is now a PhD student at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth School for Marine Science and Technology. Drake shares... more

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Recent Guests

Shubham Mathur
Senior aquarist and aquaculture professional
Roger Williams University
Episode: 359 - Aquaculture in Academia and Industry with Shubham Mathur
Dr. Jérôme Marty
Executive director for the International Association for Great Lakes Research (IAGLR)
IAGLR
Episode: 358 - Connected Waters - a Joint Conference in Winnipeg with Dr. Jérôme Marty of IAGLR & Dr. Kathryn Pieman of SCAS!
Dr. Kathryn Pieman
Executive director for Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences (SCAS)
SCAS
Episode: 358 - Connected Waters - a Joint Conference in Winnipeg with Dr. Jérôme Marty of IAGLR & Dr. Kathryn Pieman of SCAS!
Alena Anderson
Researcher, Marine Fisheries Ecology Program, Mississippi State University
Mississippi State University
Episode: 357 - Tiger and Blacknose Shark Age, Growth, and Maturity with Alena Anderson and Danielle McAree
Danielle McAree
Researcher, Marine Fisheries Ecology Program, Mississippi State University
Mississippi State University
Episode: 357 - Tiger and Blacknose Shark Age, Growth, and Maturity with Alena Anderson and Danielle McAree
Drake Ssempijja
PhD student focusing on ALDFG in Lake Victoria
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, ESMAS (East African collaboration)
Episode: 356 - Abandoned, Lost, and Discarded Fishing Gear in Lake Victoria with Drake Ssempijja
Ericah Beason
Biologist with South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, focusing on freshwater mussels
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Episode: 355 - Freshwater mussels with SCDNR's Ericah Beason
Marcus Reamer
Lecturer at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School; PhD focused on human dimensions of marine mammal conservation and media
University of Miami, Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Oceanic Science
Episode: 354 - Media's role in conservation conflicts: American lobster fisheries and North Atlantic right whales with Dr. Marcus Reamer
Jason Barnucz
Aquatic science biologist with Fisheries and Oceans Canada Science Division; mussel program specialist
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) – Great Lakes Laboratory for Fisheries and Aquatic Science; Mussel Lab
Episode: 353 - Finding and Protecting Ontario’s Freshwater Species at Risk with Jason Barnucz

Hosts

Alanna
Co-host and producer, frequently guiding discussions on fisheries science.
Preston Christman
Co-host and host with deep involvement in scientific outreach and field-based storytelling.
Brendan
Co-host who often steers conversations with researchers and practitioners.
Conrad Falsgraf
Contributing host with long-running participation across episodes.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 73 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 States2 years 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 States7 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 States7 years ago

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Intro music has been noted as a minor disruption by some listeners.
Audience-friendly and diverse topics across fisheries and conservation.
Format is engaging for environmental enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Insightful show with practical takes for careers in marine science.

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359 - Aquaculture in Academia and Industry with Shubham Mathur
Q: What's the main difference between working in a university hatchery and a commercial breeding company?
In the hatchery, the focus is education and research; in the commercial setting, there are strict production targets, timelines, and customer requirements, with a strong emphasis on scalable operations and market-ready products.
359 - Aquaculture in Academia and Industry with Shubham Mathur
Q: Can you share about the hatchery at UM?
The UM Experimental Fish Hatchery (UMEH) was a hands-on research facility where students volunteered and learned by doing, handling species like cobia and mahi-mahi, and it sparked Shubham's path into aquaculture.
358 - Connected Waters - a Joint Conference in Winnipeg with Dr. Jérôme Marty of IAGLR & Dr. Kathryn Pieman of SCAS!
Q: Why Winnipeg for the joint conference?
Winnipeg was chosen because of its central location in Canada, enabling easier access for attendees from across the country, and it serves as a hub to engage Indigenous communities and bridge diverse streams of Canadian and North American water science.
356 - Abandoned, Lost, and Discarded Fishing Gear in Lake Victoria with Drake Ssempijja
Q: What role do local communities play in addressing the problem?
Communities are central; they provide knowledge, participate in gear marking and surveillance, and their engagement is essential for the success of any management strategy.
356 - Abandoned, Lost, and Discarded Fishing Gear in Lake Victoria with Drake Ssempijja
Q: What methods are you using to study ALDFG now and what will you do next?
A mixed-methods approach combining standardized fisher interviews, field observations, and policy analysis; future work includes predictive modeling and using AUV/ROV to map gear locations.

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What is The Fisheries Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Relying on conversations with researchers, practitioners, and students, this program centers on fisheries science, marine ecology, and the practical side of managing ecosystems. Across episodes, guests discuss reef and finfish biology, aquaculture, invasive species, and innovative tools shaping modern fisheries—from fieldwork anecdotes to advances in tagging, genetics, and policy. A standout is theconsistent blend of rigorous science with accessible storytelling, often highlighting real-world applications for sustainable management, conservation, and community engagement. Unique traits include immersive field experiences, cross-disciplinary approaches (e.g., social science in fisheries), and a hands-on vibe that appeals to researchers, stud... more

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1. Shubham Mathur
2. Dr. Jérôme Marty
3. Dr. Kathryn Pieman
4. Alena Anderson
5. Danielle McAree
6. Drake Ssempijja
7. Ericah Beason
8. Marcus Reamer

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