Episodios

  • Sailing across the Atlantic:
    May 21 2024

    Season 1 Finale! Rouge Chinese trawlers, sperm whales and violent squalls. This was our biggest adventure yet...

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    36 m
  • Deep Dive: Fishy Business
    May 21 2024

    Discover the dark truth about the fishmeal factories robbing Gambia's coastal communities, and how turtles could save them.

    Project Wild Gambia: visit their website

    CETAG: follow on Facebook

    Help support the development of the turtle head starting facility 👇🏼

    🐢✨ DONATE HERE: GoFundMe (https://shorturl.at/N4Ci2) 🐢✨


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    34 m
  • Transatlantic Update: We made it!
    May 20 2024

    What an adventure that was... find out what is next!

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    3 m
  • Back soon: Crossing the Atlantic!
    Apr 10 2024

    Here's a little update on the coming weeks. Podcasts will be on hold until we reach the other side. Speak soon!

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    3 m
  • Adventures up the River Gambie (Part 2)
    Apr 9 2024

    The adventure continues with dinner with hippos and a visit to the chimp rehab facility.

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    36 m
  • Adventures up the River Gambie (Part 1)
    Apr 2 2024

    From scarily close encounters with hippos, to almost taking out a power-line, join Charlie and her partner Alexis on a voyage to the freshwater realms of Gambia for an unforgettable adventure.

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    21 m
  • Sailing to Africa
    Mar 26 2024

    Leaving behind the clear waters off Cape Verde, Charlie and her partner Alexis embark on a magical but challenging four day passage to the wild waters West Africa.

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    16 m
  • Tagging sharks in the shallows
    Mar 19 2024

    Seeing sharks in the wild often means donning a wetsuit and goggles. But that's not the case in Cape Verde. Shark Bay is a unique spot offering the chance to wade in and get up close with these animals. But it's fast becoming one of the top tourist attractions, and there's worry what that could mean. Joining Project Biodiversity, Charlie spends an afternoon tagging juveniles in the bay, and learning about the threats this species faces.

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    25 m