Salty Science

Welcome to the Salty Science Salt-Tea Cafe podcast and vlog! 

In this episode, the discussion centers around the phenomenon that seawater is SALTY! 

Stephanie and Amy both share personal experiences about how this phenomenon has impacted their lives personally, recreationally and professionally as marine scientist. They also share how this phenomenon impacts all of their friends and family who live miles away from any coastal area.  

The tea served at the Salt-Tea Café in this episode is Cherry Iced Tea found at Quintin's Tea Emporium also known as SoVA (Southern Virginia) Tea Company-Quintin's Tea Room. If you would like to drink along while watching this episode, the tea can be purchased online here: https://quintinstea.com/online-store/...​ Or, if you are visiting the Virginia Beach area, Stephanie and Amy highly recommend that you check out their store located: 3101 Virginia Beach Blvd #107​, Virginia Beach, VA 23452.  

If you would like to support Salty Science and the Salt-Tea Cafe, please subscribe and share this episode, and if you would like to support the show financially, please visit www.patreon.com/saltyscience and signup to join the Salty Science crew today!

Meet Stephanie Peart and Amy Fowler, co-hosts of the Salty Science and Salt-Tea Café podcast and vlog!  Today at the Salt-Tea Cafe, Stephanie and Amy sip on Champagne Wishes tea while they introduce themselves and share a little bit about who they are and why they LOVE the marine environment. 

Would you like to enhance the enjoyment of the virtual Salt-Tea Café experience? Then then grab a cup of Champagne Wishes and sip along with Stephanie and Amy while you enjoy this episode. You can find Champagne Wishes at www.spiceandtea.com

If you'd like to support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/saltyscience.

The Salty Science & Salt-Tea Café podcast and vlog is an indie production where Amy and Stephanie discuss fun marine science topics while enjoying a delightful cup of tea.   

We would be thrilled to have your support and make you a member of the Salty Science and Salt-Tea Café family!  This project is created with love between two sisters who want to share our passion about marine science.  

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Hi everyone! Welcome to Salty Science and the Salt Tea Cafe!

Stephanie and Amy have an exciting announcement to share: the Salty Science Podcast is back and better than ever!  We're looking for support and would love to have you join the Salty Science and Salt-Tea Cafe family! Please visit https://www.patreon.com/saltyscience​ today! :D

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