Our comeback guest, Stephanie Colombo answered our questions about:

1. How she envisions the future of nutrition in aquaculture and what innovative strategies or technologies do you believe will play a key role in advancing the industry?
2. Her description of any recent breakthroughs or advancements in nutrition for aquaculture that have the potential to significantly improve sustainability, efficiency, or overall fish health? How do these innovations address existing challenges in the field?
3. What are the most critical aspects of nutrition in aquaculture that educators should emphasize to aspiring professionals? Are there any emerging trends or areas of research that you believe educators should prioritize to prepare students for the future of the industry?

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In this episode we talked about being a futurist and innovator from an expert, Cayley Wetzig (Futurist & Innovator  & Top 50 Innovation Winner) shared with us about AI, blockchain, sustainability,  climate change, plankton, seaweed, and more.  Enjoy!  

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In this episode we talked to Peter Green talked to us about ABC! Algae, biotechnology, and climate change.  Connect with him on https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterdggreen  Enjoy!

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In this 2nd episode for Season 7, we talked about cultivating the future of sustainable seafood, developing cultivated seafood that is better for nature and better for you. Check out their yellow fin tuna, red snapper, and Japanese eel.  Our special guest, Mihir Pershad, is the author of Cultivated Abundance: How we can build a better future through transformative technology entrepreneurship. 

On another note, our show also made it to the Top 60 Sustainable Business podcast and we're number 32!  If you like to find out the other shows on the list, check this out:  https://blog.feedspot.com/sustainable_business_podcasts/
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In this launch episode for Season 7, we share with you a segment in the "Two-Day International Conference on ‘International Trade in Marine Life and Fisheries’ - 25-26 March 2023"  hosted by Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur from India.  Lourdes Gant shared some of the top trends in sustainable fisheries, sustainable aquaculture, and sustainable food.  You can watch the full conference here listed on the 2023 UN World Ocean website:

https://unworldoceansday.org/events/two-day-international-conference-on-international-trade-in-marine-life-and-fisheries/

Welcome us back as we give you more knowledge with our special guests this season! Enjoy!

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Our final episode for Season 6 this week is a come back guest, Rosalind Baitel from Panasea in growing aquaculture sea cucumbers in Panama :) We will have a 4 week break and back for Season 7 on or before June 11, 2023  :) Enjoy! 

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In this special edition casual interview to celebrate the 2nd year anniversary of The Business of Aquaculture podcast, I have another Filipina, Jean Ko Din, co-host of RasTech Podcast, Editor of Hatchery International and RASTech Magazine. Jean talked to us about the mission of journalists, the "colours of the rainbow" in aquaculture, and much more!  Enjoy!  

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Premium sustainable salmon company, Mowi, Director of Communications (Canada, Scotland, Ireland), Mowi, Ian Roberts shared with us his experience and expertise how to manage a publicly managed company focused on consistently delivering delicious, nutritious, and health seafood.

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The President/GM of Organic Ocean Seafood Inc., Guy Dean is back on the show. We're delighted to have him again to share his insights about sustainability and many more.  You can also listen to the first interview we did of him on Season 1 Episode 15 from August 2021 here:  https://sustainableaquaculture.ca/episode-15-with-guy-dean/ Enjoy!

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This is a special episode where we have a manager of one of the sustainable food companies, Daisy Berg, of New Seasons Market share with us what is the secret in staying in one organization (who has 19 locations) where she's worked from the ground up from bookkeeeper, to office manager to a category manager :) Enjoy and share your biggest takeaway from the show!

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