Holy moly, the wet and salty Radio Marinara crew have now officially broadcast 1000 shows! Have a listen back to this landmark episode and learn all about the history of the program, plus…

Filmmaker Stephen Amis along with his editor Alana Thompson join Radio Marinara to talk about their documentary Defend, Conserve, Protect. The film takes a narrative approach in drawing attention to the issue of…

Bron Burton and Dr Anthony Boxshall from Radio Marinara catch up with marine biologist Fam Charko about how to navigate ‘Plastic-free July.’ Find out her top three tips for minimising your single-use plastics…

Bron Burton and Doctor Surf from Radio Marinara talk with Hannah Tait, local coordinator for the Seaside Scavenge in Frankston. Hannah tells us how her marine conservation and protection organisation Action For Dolphins…

It seemed like the concept of offshore deepwater drilling in the Great Australian Bight was a thing of the past. However, Norwegian oil giant Equinor recently announced plans to begin doing just that…

Talking with Radio Marinara this week is Lisa Hunter, Senior Lecturer and Researcher from Monash University, whose work is based in women’s surfing. Lisa is a co-founder of the Oceania chapter of the…

‘I put my headphones in, turn the volume down… and try sit next to someone who’s a blabbermouth.’ Oslo Davis joins Radio Marinara to dish the dirt on his Overheard cartoon series before…

Stewart Christie joins Bron and Dr Beach to discuss the work he has been involved in to help ensure the Great Barrier Reef’s future survival. As CEO of the Cairns-based not-for-profit Reef Restoration…

Due to the imminent dangers of climate change, Kiribati, the Micronesian island nation, is under threat of disappearing under rising sea levels within the next 50 years. This poses an immediate threat, not…

Ben Francischelli is a palaeontologist at the Melbourne Museum who’s been studying fossils that have shown up along Melbourne’s Bayside area. Some of the fossils that have been found belong to giant birds…