NOAA Ocean Podcast

Booking Overview

A government science podcast focused on ocean, coastal, and marine-safety topics, featuring interviews with NOAA subject-matter experts and specialized environmental partners alongside explanatory episodes. PR agencies could credibly pitch oceanographers, coastal scientists, marine-conservation specialists, environmental technicians, Indigenous environmental practitioners, and ocean-safety experts; booking difficulty is likely low for qualified accessible professionals with relevant expertise.

Metrics

Episodes: 122

Frequency: Monthly

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Gender skew: Neutral

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 27.3k subscribers

Instagram: 172.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

nos.info@noaa.gov

nos.constituent@noaa.gov

katie.wagner@noaa.gov

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low

Typical Credentials:

Professional expertise in oceanography, coastal science, marine conservation, environmental monitoring, Indigenous environmental stewardship, or ocean and coastal safety.

Required Achievements:

Professional or applied expertise in ocean and coastal environments, Experience conducting, supporting, or communicating marine and coastal research, Practical work addressing environmental hazards, conservation, or public safety

Recent Guest Discussions

Kasey Jo Wright - Harmful Algal Bloom Forecasting In Alaska And Effects On Shellfish Harvesting Within Indigenous Communities

Steve Kibler - Harmful Algal Bloom Forecasting In Alaska And Effects On Shellfish Harvesting Within Indigenous Communities

Bruckner Chase - Common Beach Hazards, Ocean And Shoreline Safety, And Best Practices For Beachgoers

Recent Topics

Science, Marine Science, Coastal Science, Marine Conservation, Ocean Safety

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

NOAA Ocean Podcast

The Origins of NOAA's National Ocean Service

September 21, 2026

NOAA’s National Ocean Service started as a small scientific agency with one mission, to chart our new nation’s coasts and coastal waters so the many ships that traversed the Atlantic and Caribbean could arrive safely. As the years passed, new ocean- and coast-related missions were added to the agency. In this episode, discover the origins of the National Ocean Service, including how two U.S. founding fathers, president Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, played a part in this ocean histor...

The USS Monitor, Part 2: Underwater 3D Mapping

August 21, 2026

In this follow-up episode, we travel back to the USS Monitor, resting in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean within Monitor National Marine Sanctuary, to discuss a new, innovative underwater 3D mapping technology. The USS Monitor sank in 1862 during the Civil War — a tumultuous time in American history — with battles fought both on land and sea. Using this new mapping technology, 3D maps of the USS Monitor shipwreck will allow the public to take virtual trips to the bottom of the ocean to explor...

The USS Monitor, Part 1: History and Legacy

July 20, 2026

Amidst stormy seas in December of 1862, the USS Monitor sank off the coast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina at the height of the Civil War. As the location of the very first National Marine Sanctuary, the Monitor functions as an underwater reef teeming with wildlife and mystery. In the first of two episodes about the Monitor we discuss the history of the ship and why its sinking is still important today. NOAA Ocean Podcast: Episode 84 - The USS Monitor, Part 1: History and Legacy

Publicly listed emails

nos.info@noaa.gov

nos.constituent@noaa.gov

katie.wagner@noaa.gov

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