Ocean Knowledge Radio Show

Ocean Knowledge Radio Show September 6

This show aired September 6 on KNOM featuring interviews with Steve White, Executive Director of the Marine Exchange of Alaska; and Laureli Ivanoff, Executive Director of Native Peoples Action. Hear discussion on Arctic shipping and updates on fishery advocacy of Alaska Native organizations. 

INTERVIEW: Lisa Koperqualuk ICC Canada

INTERVIEW: Arsenio Dominguez IMO

This interview took place in Iceland at the Arctic Circle Assembly on October 13, 2022. Arsenio Dominguez served as the Director of the Marine Environment Program for the International Maritime Organization. He currently serves as the Secretary General of the IMO for a 4 year term from January 2024-December 2027.  

Ocean Knowledge Radio Show April 2024

This show features news from the Alaska Ocean Observing System on the Backyard Buoys project, salmon science from the Alaska Fisheries Science Center on the Alaska Salmon Research Task Force, chum bycatch regulatory updates of the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council, NOAA's Marine Mammal Stranding Network, and Yupik words for salmon from Piiyuk Qungurkaq Shields. Audio post production by Marc Rose with Fuse Audio Design. 

Ocean Knowledge Episode 8

This episode aired on April 21, 2023 on KNOM and features interviews with Inuit hunter and advocate Austin Ahmasuk, Environmental Justice Co-Director for Native Movement and former Marine Advocate for Kawerak Inc., Dr. Angela Szesciorka, Research Associate and NSF Office of Polar Programs Post doctoral Fellow at the Marine Mammal Institute, Oregon State University, and Dr. Lori Quakenbush, researcher with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. 

Ocean Knowledge Episode 2

This show aired live on September 16, 2022 on KNOM and features interviews with: Frances Ozenna, Tribal Coordinator for the Native Village of Diomede; Matt Ganley, consultant for Bering Strait Native Corporation on the future of Port Clarence near Teller and Brevig Mission; Franz Muster, Chair, Department of Fisheries, College of Fisheries of Ocean Sciences at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Co-Chair of the Science and Statistical Committee of the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council on environmental changes of the Northern Bering Sea; and Emma Pate, Training Coordinator and Environmental Planner -IGAP, Office of Environmental Health at Norton Sound Health Corporation on the tribal response to harmful algae blooms; and James Benzschawel, Program Manager, Emergency Preparedness at the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium.