World Ocean Radio is a weekly series of five-minute audio essays on a wide range of ocean topics. Available for syndicated use at no cost by college and community radio stations worldwide.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 508 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNatureScience |
This week on World Ocean Radio Peter Neill shares thoughts and readings from Joseph Conrad and from UK writer Adrian Morgan's recent article entitled, “How Many Ways Has Joseph Conrad Described the Wind?"
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this is just more bull*** making the unprovable case that man caused global warming. climates change and in a geological time frame the world will most certainly not be the same in a century or two with and without mans influence. making common cause with the CCP and tearing down this county and limiting our children’s future potential for wealth and fulfillment will do nothing to curb your so called catastrophic climate change.
It is so great i love it
I look forward to the insights and editorial confronting the seriousness of climate change and how deeply we are impacting our oceans. In just 5 minutes, Peter packs a powerful punch. Thank you!
This is one of my favorite environmental podcasts. Short episodes each week tackling complex issues. Each week I’m left asking myself questions about what I can do to make a difference, and the changes that I can make in my home, community, government and country to combat the many issues facing our precious world ocean. Thank you!
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This series presents concise, thought-provoking audio essays that reflect on various ocean-related topics, often addressing critical issues surrounding marine life, climate change, and environmental preservation. Each episode typically lasts five minutes and serves to educate listeners on the complexities of human-ocean interactions, the significance of ocean stewardship, and the urgent need for action in addressing oceanic challenges. Unique in its format, it encourages a mix of personal reflection and broader societal consideration, aiming to inspire positive change in how individuals and communities engage with ocean-related issues.
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