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Whale Tales Podcast

Whale Tales
Humpback Whales
Cetaceans
Marine Conservation
Climate Change
River Dolphins
Orcas
Marine Biology
Old Tom
Peale's Dolphins
Southern Resident Killer Whales
Porpoises
Nicaragua
North Pacific Right Whale
Citizen Science
Conservation
Salish Sea
Bottlenose Dolphins
Cetacean Conservation Project
Iberian Orcas
Gladis

A monthly podcast bringing you stories, news, fun facts, and more about whales, dolphins and porpoises.

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Happy December! This month we are taking a break for the holidays but we would never leave you without an episode so we are releasing our December 2024 Whale Tales Watches episode on Mystic Christmas as a holiday gift for all of you! Last year we ... more

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We’ve got another great episode for you this month. We welcome Dr. Jeremy Kiszka to the pod to talk about his research on cetaceans and marine ecology including cool species like Dwarf Sperm Whales. Jeremy also shares part of his career journey and o... more

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We are joined by returning guest Ashley this month to hear all about the whale watching season in the Salish Sea in 2025 – spoiler alert there were a LOT of different Killer Whales around this year! *Please note this episode was recorded on Septem... more

Today on the Whale Tales Podcast we are chatting with Dr. Anaïs Remili, an ecotoxicologist. She shares about her research in contaminants in cetaceans, currently focused on Killer Whales and while that part might be as upbeat as some of our other top... more

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Dr. Jeremy Kiszka
Assistant professor at the Department of Biological Sciences of Florida International University, studying ecology and behavior of marine mammals.
Florida International University
Episode: Episode 087 – Dr. Jeremy Kiszka
Dr. Anaïs Remili
Ecotoxicologist and postdoctoral researcher focusing on killer whale health and pollution impacts.
Simon Fraser University
Episode: Episode 085 – Ecotoxicology with Dr. Anaïs Remili
Nick Freymueller
Paleoecologist and researcher focusing on Bowhead Whales.
University of Copenhagen and University of Adelaide
Episode: Episode 084 – Nick Freymueller & Bowhead Whales
Trevor Branch
Professor at the University of Washington and Blue Whale Scientist
University of Washington
Episode: Episode 083 – Trevor A. Branch
Elizabeth Swanborn
Biology professor and cetacean researcher
University of British Columbia
Episode: Episode 082 – Killer Whales of the North East Pacific
Danielle Brown
Director of Research at Gotham Whale
Gotham Whale
Episode: Episode 080 – Gotham Whale
Chris St Lawrence
Communications and Outreach Lead at Gotham Whale
Gotham Whale
Episode: Episode 080 – Gotham Whale
Cindy Elliser
Founder and Research Director of Pacific Mammal Research
Pacific Mammal Research (PacMam)
Episode: Episode 078 – PacMam
Kat White
Co-founder and Assistant Research Director of Pacific Mammal Research
Pacific Mammal Research (PacMam)
Episode: Episode 078 – PacMam

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Nicole
Co-founder of Whale Tales, passionate about marine life and education.
Lindsay
Co-founder of Whale Tales, dedicated to sharing knowledge about marine ecosystems.
Sarah
Co-founder of Whale Tales, enthusiastic about conservation and marine education.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 173 ratings
  • Very Fun podcast!

    If you like all things whales, you will enjoy this podcast. The hosts are 3 enthusiastic whale nerds! (I mean that with the utmost respect🤪). The episodes range from 10 mins to almost 2 hours. They cover research papers they have found. They discuss their own experiences being around whales. They also have experts in a variety of topics on whales as guests on the show. I like their enthusiasm and like learning new facts about whales.

    I know other podcasts have the hosts taking a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vagabondTx
    United Statesa year ago
  • A must listen

    I LOVE this podcast. Even though I am in the middle of a continent, far from any ocean, this podcast makes the sea and its largest creatures come alive. The topics, pacing, interview choices, and much more are all top notch! Thank you for your dedication in sharing science!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fubbbbble
    United States2 years ago
  • Informative and fun

    Very informative. I love learning new things about whales.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maxattack86
    Canada2 years ago
  • Very intuitive!

    A must listen to any whale/dolphin/porpoise, addicts out there!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Micmiceter007
    Canada2 years ago
  • A Whaley Fun Show!

    What a fun show to listen to - especially from Long Island! I love to listen to Whale Tales with my elementary age kids - we all learn something and we appreciate the discourse on whales, oceans, and more! A Whaley fun show for all!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Livmarch
    United States3 years ago

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Many appreciate the engaging storytelling and relevant topics that resonate with both casual listeners and enthusiasts of marine conservation.
Listeners praise the hosts' enthusiasm and knowledge, often noting that the episodes are informative and fun, making marine biology accessible to all.
The podcast is highly recommended for individuals who are passionate about marine life and appreciate the blend of research with entertaining dialogues.

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Episode 083 – Trevor A. Branch
Q: What is the most recent paper you are working on?
Trevor outlines that he is attempting to write a book on blue whales and shares fascinating insights on their communication and adaptation to predation by orcas.
Episode 083 – Trevor A. Branch
Q: How did you get into blue whales?
Trevor Branch shares that he was initially involved in marine biology but ended up working with data from a database of whale sightings, which sparked his interest in blue whale research.
Episode 079 – Dolphin Awareness Month Mailbag
Q: What cetaceans in the dolphin family can be found in the Gulf of Mexico?
There are 21 cetacean species, including various dolphins and whales, that routinely inhabit the Gulf of Mexico.
Episode 079 – Dolphin Awareness Month Mailbag
Q: What cool adaptations do river dolphins have for non-marine environments?
River dolphins have adaptations like poor eyesight and excellent echolocation, but there's ongoing research into their differences from marine dolphins.
Episode 079 – Dolphin Awareness Month Mailbag
Q: Do small dolphin species have a leader in the pod?
Generally, smaller dolphin species do not have well-defined leaders or matriarchs like orcas; social structures can vary significantly between species.

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The episodes offer engaging discussions around the fascinating world of marine mammals, particularly focusing on whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Topics frequently arise from the latest research, environmental conservation, and personal anecdotes from the hosts and guests who are experts in related fields. The hosts passionately cover diverse subjects including whale behavior, ecological impacts of pollution, and unique characteristics of various species, while also sharing their experiences in whale-watching and wildlife observation. This makes the content both educational and entertaining, appealing to anyone with an interest in marine life and conservation.

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Whale Tales Podcast launched 7 years ago and published 96 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Whale Tales Podcast include:

1. Dr. Jeremy Kiszka
2. Dr. Anaïs Remili
3. Nick Freymueller
4. Trevor Branch
5. Elizabeth Swanborn
6. Danielle Brown
7. Chris St Lawrence
8. Cindy Elliser

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