Something Blue: Love Letters To The Ocean
Something Blue: Love Letters To The Ocean
Podcast Description
Where do you imagine when I ask you to think of something blue? Maybe it's an ocean, a river or a lake, maybe it's the feeling you get when you take a sip of water, or the calmness in your mind as you sit at the water's edge. Water is there for every chapter of our lives, and in this podcast, we'll be discovering the untold stories of our love affair with water. I'll be inviting guests to share their something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, as we dive into the realm of all things water and take a moment to appreciate the truly wonderful nature of blue spaces. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast delves into themes such as marine conservation, personal connections to water, sustainable practices, and the psychological benefits of blue spaces. Episodes feature topics like ocean folklore, blue health coaching, innovative surf coaching for inclusivity, and the significance of local water bodies in cultural narratives, with examples including discussions about campaigns like '100 days of blue' and various marine species protection efforts.
Where do you imagine when I ask you to think of something blue? Maybe it’s an ocean, a river or a lake, maybe it’s the feeling you get when you take a sip of water, or the calmness in your mind as you sit at the water’s edge. Water is there for every chapter of our lives, and in this podcast, we’ll be discovering the untold stories of our love affair with water. I’ll be inviting guests to share their something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, as we dive into the realm of all things water and take a moment to appreciate the truly wonderful nature of blue spaces.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Lily Hawkes, Marine Engagement Assistant at the Community of Arran Seabed Trust.
Sharing our name and a deep love for the sea, Lily and I met for the first time in April when she moved to Arran to work as a seasonal Marine Engagement Assistant at the Community of Arran Seabed Trust. From cuttlefish and kelp forests to maerl beds and marine protected areas, Lily’s fascination for the underwater world is evident from the moment you enter the Discovery Centre. Brimming with interesting facts and an innate drive to advocate for change, in this episode Lily reflects on her desire to keep learning about our seas and the role of nostalgia in keeping our ocean connection alive.
Something Old: Swimming in pools as a child, falling in love with water sports
Something New: Grassroots movement placing concrete blocks underwater to protect seagrass from trawling in Tuscany, Italy
Something Borrowed: Noticing the tiny details of the seabed – colours and magic of the underwater kelp forests in South Africa
Something Blue: Treyarnon Bay, North Cornwall
Lily on Instagram – @hawkeslily
Something Blue on Instagram – @somethingbluepodcast
Lily on Instagram – @usourearth
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The hope with this podcast is to bring a tiny dose of blue wherever in the world you’re listening…to remind ourselves as a global community of ocean lovers that there is hope for the future of our waterways.
Sending you all the ocean love,
Lily xx
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