Cephalopodcast

I’ve come across some other podcasts that might be of interest to listeners of the Cephalopodcast:

Aquatic Science

• Marine Science Hawaii
  “Your weekly digital dosage of everything Marine Science here in Hawaii and the world over!” Hosted by Chris Colgrove.
• NOAA Podcasts
  Short reports on the science and research at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
• Our Ocean World
  A short format, daily show featuring news and information about the ocean.

Aquatic Hobbies

• Beautiful Oceans Coral Reef & Eco-Diver Magazine
  “…[A] tropical warm water blog & podcast about coral reefs and its inhabitants.” Brought to you by Ian Popple and Stephan Becker
• Divester
  Lots of ads on the website, but also lots of information for scuba enthusiasts.
• Pod Diver
  “Podcasts for hardcore scuba divers from hardcore scuba divers.”
• Pet Fish Talk
  Weekly talk show about pet fish, hosted by Tom and Nevin Bailey. Their website also has a section for educators.
• Talking Reef
  A show about keeping corals and reef aquaria.
• TONMO’s Octopodcast
  Your octopus, squid and cephalopod information source, hosted by Tony Morelli.

Aquatic Places

• Aquarium of the Pacific
  Aquacast from the Aquarium of the Pacific. I could not find a direct link, but you can find it in the iTunes Podcast Directory. Search for aquarium.
• Tennessee Aquarium
  Looks like they only have one podcast up so far. It features Dr. Keller, the aquarium veterinarian, describing what it’s like to work with 10-foot sharks.
• Georgia Aquarium
  Before you visit the Georgia Aquarium, load up your mp3 player with this free audio tour, courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

If you know of any others in a similar saline vein, let me know.

A spicy new episode of the Cephalopodcast will be out tomorrow. Sorry for the long delay.

Getting a rough start to the blog and podcast. Hope to have more postings soon. One of the problems is with the microphone I chose. It’s a Snowball USB microphone from Blue. So far it seems to do a decent job. But one of the problems I found is with its portability. Like its name implies, it’s round like a snowball and awkward to carry. So I have been looking for some kind of case to stow it in along with the accessories. I think I may have found the solution in Canon’s Gadget Bag 100EG. The bag is just the right size to hold the mic and headphones.