Gettin' Fishy With It

In this episode, "History of Fishkeeping," the crew learns about how some folks were keeping fish in glass tanks since the Victorian era (say wha?) and that women were some of the first aquarists!

This podcast is brought to you by the bluestreak cleaner wrasse, the janitor/dentist/parasitologist of the sea. These pretty little specimens spend their days removing parasites from the gills, teeth and skin of many types of large fish. And this task can be daunting! The brave little wrasse will willingly enter the giant maw of a grouper or the toothy gape of a moray eel. And yet these large predators have respect for what the cleaner wrasse does and do not consume them. After all, if you don’t have fingers or floss, how else can you get things out from between your teeth? Cheers to you, bluestreak cleaner wrasse and thank you for making the ocean a cleaner place to live.

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In this episode, "Gettin' Squiddy With It!", we invite squid scientist and sci-comm extraordinaire, Dr. Diana Li, to talk about her initial forays into science, her love of squid and her job as the Associate Director of Education and Training Initiatives at Columbia University. Join us as she regales us with tales of squiddy adventures in science. She has been a guest on Science Friday, Facts Machine Podcast & Live show, Nerd Nite, Secret Science Club and Story Collider.  Follow her on her various socials and don't forget to visit her ⁠website⁠ for upcoming features!

This podcast is brought to you by the Lookdown fish, the most judgmental fish in the sea. These fish are constantly looking down on others, judging them on their fishy business.  If anyone is to be judged it should be Carl Linnaeus who named them in 1758. Couldn’t have thought of a more original name Carl? We can only be glad he didn't name more fish this way or we’d be studying species like the swimfish, or the eatfish, or the famed breaths-through-gillsfish. Cheers to you anyways, Lookdown fish, but not to you Carl.

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In this episode, "Fish of the Week!", the crew joins powers with Katrina Liebich and Guy Eroh to talk about their podcast, Fish of the Week. They break down their interest in fish growing up, how their fishy careers developed and what they are doing now. Lastly, they discuss how their podcast came to fruition and why it benefits society (hint: it does!). They also share the importance of the role of indigenous people in fish and their podcast.

This podcast is brought to you by the bristlemouth fish.  The bristlemouth is the most abundant fish in the entire ocean. It is estimated that there are up to a quadrillion individuals on earth, or one million billions. If there is any fish in the sea that has issues with individuality, it's these fish. Most are bioluminescent, which would normally seem special, but when one quadrillion of your cousins can do the same thing, are you really that special? Cheers to you, bristlemouth fish and your truly prolific nature.

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In this episode, "Weird Things Fish Eat," the crew gets weird with fish and the things fish eat! Fish don't just eat other fish. Sometimes they eat birds, insects and even license plates! Some sharks eat each other inside their mom. There's even a shark that eats vegetation! It's an action packed buffet of info for you as they break down the odd tasting menu of the aquatic world. 

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In this episode, "Zebrafish as a Model for Muscle Development," the gang welcomes Dr. Caitlin Ford to talk about zebrafish as a model for muscle development. She shares how she became interested in science, how she ended up going the PhD route and dives into the focus of her PhD work. She then covers some of the tasks of her new job at a non-profit science company which helps explain their work to the layperson.

This podcast is brought to you by the porcupine puffer.  Porcupine puffers are known for their pointy spikes and ability to inflate themselves. They are also famously known as the loneliest fish species because they are incapable of hugging anyone. So the next time you see a porcupine puffer, sacrifice yourself and hug one today.  

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In this episode, "Aquatics Training and Continuing Education Opportunities," the crew breaks down important approaches to training technicians in the aquatic space. They highlight the usefulness of in-person training and workshops, live online courses, online training modules and organizations that help equip you with what you need to care for your aquatic animals in the lab and elsewhere. Conferences are a great way not only to learn and attend courses but also to network so that you can learn from each other and avoid the dreaded information silo.

This podcast is brought to you by the Green humphead parrotfish.  This is the largest species of parrotfish and can be found in the Indo-Pacific region. These parrotfish are known to eat coral polyps and their hard calcium carbonate skeletons which they consume and defecate out as sand. Yes, that’s right, the sand that you’ve been making that sand castle out of? It’s the poop of millions of parrotfish from years past. Cheers to you, dear parrotfish, and may you poop out many more white, beautiful beaches.

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In this episode, “Science Communication”, the crew is joined by Dr. Robert Frawley of the BioBus and the Facts Machine Podcast. We discuss why science communication is so important, and we play a round of trivia! Thanks so much to Rob for joining us this week.

This podcast is brought to you by the wolf eel, the grumpy looking grandfathers of the sea.  Despite their appearance, wolf eels are quite friendly, and engage in activities such as underwater shuffleboard, golf and occasionally swimming in a bathtub of Centrum Silver. Yes they do occasionally yell at kids to get off their lawn of sea grass but sometimes, being stern is necessary. Cheers to you, wolf eel.  Enjoy your retirement.

Please check out BioBus and Facts Machine, two incredible projects that Rob is involved with.

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In this episode, “Zebrafish as a Model for Developmental Neuroscience”, the crew discusses why zebrafish are an important model for developmental neuroscience!

This podcast is brought to you by the pilot fish.  Despite its name, you will never hear these striped fish on the intercom during a flight.  They'd never say something like, please keep your fins inside the aisle and your seats in their upright and locked position. Thank you for choosing fishy airlines.  We know you have options when it comes to oceanic flight so thank you for choosing us.

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In this episode, “Zebrafish as a Model for Infectious Disease”, the crew discusses why zebrafish are an important model for infectious diseases!

This podcast is brought to you by the blobfish, an inhabitant of the deep sea of the coast of Australia and New Zealand.  They live at depth of up to 12 hundred meters under pressure 120 times that of sea level.  One would think that the blobfish being under such immense pressure would lead to self sabotaging addictions such as overeating, chain smoking and perhaps over-imbibing in alcohol, however the blobfish somehow manages.  Maybe it takes one look in the mirror and realizes that it's too ghastly looking to be concerned about such things.  What an ugly mug!  Now that’s a face only another could love.  Cheers to you, blobfish!

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In this episode, “New England Aquarium”, the crew talks about their visit to the New England Aquarium in Boston!

This podcast is brought to you by the Jewel Cichlid, the singer-songwriter of the fish world. The Jewel Cichlid can be found playing its guitar and singing to crowds of people with hits such as Grouper Meant for Me, Who will Save your SOLE and Pool Fish Games. The Jewel Cichlid has earned a star on the Hollywood walk of Fame. Thank you, Jewel Cichlid!

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