Sea Grant's Great Lakes maritime transportation expert Dale Bergeron discusses why shipping commodities around the Great Lakes makes dollars and sense.

Dr. Nigel Wattrus, associate professor of Geological Sciences and faculty of the Large Lakes Observatory at UMD, discusses what he's finding on the floor of Lake Superior.

UMD graduate students Tyler Ahrenstorff and EJ Isaac talk with Steve Bortone about the lengths invertebrates go to avoid Lake Superior's fish.

Elaine Ruzycki, assistant scientist for the Natural Resources Research Institute at UMD and key on-the-ground scientist for LakeSuperiorStreams.org, talks about robo-researching Lake Superior Streams.

Anna Peterson, a graduate student at the University of Minnesota Duluth, shares information about migrating birds along Lake Superior's North Shore with Dr. Bortone.

Learn about the sources of E. coli in the environment as Dennis Hansen discusses his research with Steve Bortone.

Education director Sarah Erickson joins Dr. Bortone to discuss how science guides opportunities at the Great Lakes Aquarium.

Host Steve Bortone discusses Lake Superior's temperature and circulation modeling with Jay Austin, assistant professor at the University of Minnesota Duluth Large Lakes Observatory and Department of Physics.

Dr. Steve Bortone speaks with Sea Grant graduate student Tory Olson about invasive waterfleas, mercury, and the aquatic food web.

Steve Bortone, director of the University of Minnesota Sea Grant program, talks about how Sea Grant advances society's ability to sustain aquatic and coastal environments and economies. The 7-minute monolog especially focuses on scientific endeavors related to Lake Superior and Minnesota's inland waters.