Science and the Sea Podcast
The University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Ocean experts discussing marine life, like whale behavior.
Why we picked this
We picked Science and the Sea Podcast because it translates rigorous marine research into concise dispatches. Produced by the University of Texas Marine Science Institute, each entry isolates a single scientific study and explains its mechanics without dilution. The show avoids breathless hype, preferring empirical observation and plain language. For listeners who want steady updates on oceanography and marine biology without filler, this feed offers a dependable, durable archive of the natural world.
The goal of Science and the Sea is to convey this understanding of the sea and its myriad life forms to everyone, so that they, too, can fully appreciate this amazing resource.
Recent episodes
Taking the Lid Off
Oct 18, 20262 min
Golden Oldie
Oct 11, 20262 min
Marine Tumbleweeds
Oct 4, 20262 min
Manta-Ray Groupies
Sep 27, 20262 min
Going Green
Sep 20, 20262 min
Sea Potatoes
Sep 13, 20262 min
Changing Pace
Sep 6, 20262 min
Seal Singers
Aug 30, 20262 min
Freshening Up
Aug 23, 20262 min
Unicornfish
Aug 16, 20262 min
Land Vs. Sea
Aug 9, 20262 min
Ancient Giant
Aug 2, 20262 min
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