In episode 6, Raye and Beth bring in a specialist Casey Mclean of SR3 to talk about the recent 2018 Sea lion shootings around Puget Sound. We ask about the normalcy of these shootings, the possible reasonings behind them and learn some information on her wonderful organization helping these hurt creatures. 

In this episode of Salish Shes, we have special guests from Open Communications for the Ocean or OCTO with us. OCTO is a Washington State based organization with a marine management focus, it also happens to produce this exact podcast. What luck! Come hear about Raye and Beth's other work! 

In this episode, it's just Raye and Beth! To celebrate the time of the year festivities, Raye and Beth kick off the season with telling listeners what they're thankful for, Salish Sea edition. Want to share what you're thankful for? Find us on Facebook! 

In one of the most exciting episodes for Raye and Beth, they dive into the poo-litics over the Victoria Sewage Treatment Plant on Vancouver Island. Featuring two guest experts: Jim McIsaac of the T. Buck Suzuki Foundation and Mr. Floatie the former turd persona and spokesman for the sewage treatment plant, we know this episode will certainly not stink.

Raye and Beth talk to Dr. Deborah Giles, scientific expert on the Southern Resident Killer Whale population, about the health of the resident orcas and discuss the latest news surrounding the population.

In this first mini episode of Salish Shes, Raye and Beth play around with the Montana State University's Acoustic Atlas and give a shout out to the Encyclopedia of Puget Sound.

In this episode we dive into the Cooke Aquaculture escape. Through interviewing Lynda Mapes from the Seattle Times and Senator Kevin Ranker (WA D-Orcas), we open up insights to what happened before and after the net break.