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Ruxandra Guidi - Host of Season 7 of The Catch, leading reporting on Jamaica’s rebuilding from Hurricane Melissa and highlighting nature-based coastal resilience solutions. Mentions a reporting team and, in at leas...
Chauntelle Parkins - Jamaica’s Reefs And How Natural And Human Factors Are Impacting Them Alongside Tourism And Ecosystem Needs
Jonathan Greenland - Port Royal History And Jamaica’s Seafaring Past
Michael Henry - Changes He’s Seeing In The Harbor After Hurricane Melissa And Broader Environmental Shifts
S7 Part III: Beach Access Denied
July 01, 2026
The coastline is never too far in Jamaica, no matter where you are. But there is a fierce battle playing out over access to the island nation’s beaches, pitting new developers against local fisherpeople who rely on the ocean for their livelihood. And all of this is made worse by natural disasters and other effects of climate change that are rapidly reshaping the landscape itself. The reporting team meets with two local activists who are trying to hold onto the beach before it’s gone. Learn ...
S7 Part II: Sun, Sand, and Sea
June 24, 2026
Jamaica has become a major vacation destination, selling an image of pristine waters and untouched beaches. But the demands of tourism often go against the needs of the local ecosystem. To better understand how natural and human factors are impacting Jamaica’s reefs, host Ruxandra Guidi talks with Chauntelle Parkins, the chief scientist at the Port Royal Marine Laboratory. Then, a hotel worker-turned-activist shares his experience fighting for a better future. Learn more about your ad choices...
S7 Part I: Seeing Is Believing
June 17, 2026
On Season 7 of The Catch, host Rux Guidi and her reporting team head to Jamaica to see firsthand how the country is rebuilding from Hurricane Melissa with natural tools that promote coastal resilience. First, the team talks to artisanal fisher Michael Henry in Port Royal about the changes he’s seeing in the harbor. Then museum director Jonathan Greenland shares more about Port Royal and Jamaica's seafaring history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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