Podcasts about nc coast

Scientists have tracked a steady climb in ocean temperatures since April. This is causing unprecedented heat stress conditions in the waters surrounding Florida and in the Gulf. More isolated marine heat wave conditions have been detected off the East coast, along the path of the Gulf Stream, which directly impacts North Carolina’s coastal waters. WRAL’s climate change reporter Liz McLaughlin joins us in this episode to explain why this is happening and how it could take a toll on our ecosystem.

The story begins when officers from a neighboring ship climb aboard to investigate a cargo ship's distress signal. They find bloodied decks, one crew member tied up, one crew member dead, and reports that all four of the ship's officers had been murdered and tossed overboard.The three men still alive were Black. The four dead officers were white.Would it be possible for the accused to get a fair trial in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1905?

This episode is the fourth in our series, “A Spark in Our Lives,” of The Arner Adventures Podcast, where we invite people who have lit a spark in us, on one way or another, who have inspired us, who have cultivated the life that they desire, whether that be due to overcoming certain circumstances, or are just going for their dreams. Jen Lee most definitely does that. Let us tell you about Jen Lee: Jen Lee is the owner of Island Produce here on the NC Coast, where we live. We met Jen when we first moved here, and we found her place to be really cool! Jen sources produce and other items from NC farmers and brings them to her locale in Atlantic Beach, for residents on the coast to access. This allows the farmers to continue to do what they do best, farm. Jen is not only just one of the coolest people we know, but she has a really cool story about following her dream which is why we invited her to the podcast this week. In this episode we chat about: How we met Jen, and why we immediately found synergy with her. Her background, drive, and entrepreneurial spirit! The struggles of being a single mother, working multiple jobs, the midnight oil hustle! What led her to shift her mindset away from teaching to opening a produce stand. The opening of Island Produce. What keeps her sane, and self-care practices, while working 7-days/week 9-months/year. Her travels to source produce and specialty foods across North Carolina. Jen gives back to her staff and the Earth. Jen answers our 10 rapid fire questions, and the most important question, “What does a life well lived mean to you?” Get your tissues, because this one is emotional. Episode resources: How you can find Jen Lee and Island Produce on Instagram and Facebook. Sign-up to be “in the know” with our upcoming podcast guest list, and be able to submit questions before we record each episode. You can always find us on our blog: arneradventures.com or Instagram: @arneradventures Please let us know your thoughts on this episode, or others. The full show notes and photos from Island Produce can be found at this link. If you loved this episode, please leave us a 5-star review here. We'd really appreciate your support! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham are back with another great two-part show. Leading off are Kathleen Riely and Ken Willson to talk about the North Carolina Beach, Inlet & Waterway Association (NCBIWA) upcoming Spring “Local Governments” Meeting. Kathleen is the Executive Director of NCBIWA and Ken serves on the organization’s board. Come along and learn all about the Spring Meeting, which will be held on Monday and Tuesday April 26-27 at The Islander Hotel in Emerald Isle, N.C. as well as virtually though NCBIWA.org. Then, Peter and Tyler welcome Megan Blaskovich of Woolpert to the show to learn about her work with NOAA, USGS, and FEMA to map significant parts of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) and surrounding seafloor. Specifically, Megan is the project manager for this work and in the second half of the show she takes us through the dirty details associated with running a sophisticated GIS mapping project half way across the world, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Join us as we nerd out on all things Lidar (which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, in case you didn’t know), only on ASPN!

Laura and Andrew head back to Wilmington, NC to tackle the smallest brewery we have ever covered, Flytrap Brewing! One of our personal favorites and definitely worth a visit anytime you head out to the NC Coast! Send suggestions for future breweries to brewnewspod@gmail.com, and follow us on twitter @brew_news, Instagram @brewnewspod, and Untapped Mathernuts (Travis) Tubasteve (Andrew). Music this season is brought to you by: Dirty Hardcore Groove by WinnieTheMoog Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6743-dirty-hardcore-groove License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewnewspod/support

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As a child growing up along the North Carolina coast, Christina Koch used to look up at the stars from her backyard and dream about exploring the heavens. Decades later, she rode a rocket to the International Space Station and set the record for longest single space flight by a woman. The NASA astronaut shares stories about her journey, almost missing the phone call, and her favorite memories of working and living in outer space.

Rip Currents on the NC Coast is something the Sea Grant-team at NC State knows all about.  They have a 40-year veteran, Spencer Rogers, that has been educating homeowners, businesses & government about beaches, current & property.  He shares his expertise with the Outdoor Guys from Jesse Brown’s to make visits to the beach safer.  Is it more dangerous now with rip currents or has it always been this way.  Listen to him talk about swimming safely at the NC Coast.

The Most Popular Dog Breed for 28-years in a row & the reason that Great White Shark’s hang out on the NC Coast?  All that and more on this opening segment of the Carolina Outdoors with the Outdoor Guys from Jesse Brown’s.

This week on SciTech Now, we do a bit of traveling. We visit the NC Coast where each year you can see millions of birds during their migration. See how scientists track the NC state fish, the red drum, to learn about its habitat. We check in with the NC Science Festival about hands-on science. Finally, we get back outside with our Play Outside NC series.

This week on SciTech Now, we do a bit of traveling. We visit the NC Coast where each year you can see millions of birds during their migration. See how scientists track the NC state fish, the red drum, to learn about its habitat. We check in with the NC Science Festival about hands-on science. Finally, we get back outside with our Play Outside NC series.

This week on SciTech Now, we do a bit of traveling. We visit the NC Coast where each year you can see millions of birds during their migration. See how scientists track the NC state fish, the red drum, to learn about its habitat. We check in with the NC Science Festival about hands-on science. Finally, we get back outside with our Play Outside NC series.

Join Captain Jay & Wayne as they look back at the highlights from 2015, including a review of the PCF Live tournament trail and an epic old drum season on the NC Coast last fall.  Special guest Mark Davis of Penn’s Bigwater Adventures will join the show t discuss his visit to NC to target the reds on the Pamlico Sound last year and other highlights from the upcoming season of his show, which airs on the Outdoor Channel on Fridays at 2:30pm, Saturdays at 9:30am, and Sundays at 6am.   PCF Radio is brought to you by - Crystal Coast Graphics - HUK Performace Fishing - Rigid Industries LED Lighting  

DG Martin talks with Kevin Duffus about his book War Zone: World War Two Off the North Carolina Coast. War Zone tells the story of the little talked about war that waged off the coast of the Tar Heel state and the soldiers, sailors, and citizens who helped defend the country from Nazi U Boats.