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Hosted by Jon Miller · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Welcome back to the Going Coastal Podcast, your go-to destination for all things coastal preservation and professional development, hosted by Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, and Deb Fernandes.
Jon Miller hosts Going Coastal, a science show with 28 episodes published.
In this episode, Jon and Dane sit down with New Jersey state climatologist, Dr. John Krasting, and Professor Emeritus of Loyola Marymount University in L.A., Dr. John Dorsey, to talk about the looming super El Niño. John
Is sand dirt? What is the difference between outwash and overwash? Find out in this episode of Going Coastal ! Jon and Marissa host two recent PhD graduates from UNC Chapel Hill, Josh and Eve. They share some of their re
In this episode of Going Coastal, co-hosts Dane and Jon are joined by two recently retired heavy hitters in coastal policy: Phyllis Grifman, former Executive Director of USC Sea Grant, and Dr. Lesley Ewing, former Coasta
In this episode of Going Coastal, Jon Miller and Dane Lazarus invited Dr. Stephanie Patch, an Associate Professor of coastal engineering at the University of South Alabama, Dr. Karim Karam, a Teaching Associate Professor
Welcome back to the Going Coastal Podcast. Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, and Deb Fernandes officially welcome Dane Lazarus as a new Going Coastal co-host. Expect West Coast energy, Sea Grant insights, Dane’s not-so-linear
The Student Research Spotlight Series is back for 2026, and we are welcoming a NEW HOST: Dane Lazarus! For this episode, Dane Lazarus and Deb Fernandes chat with Liam McDermott (Virginia Tech) and Ruben Vruggink (UC Sant
Marissa Torres and Deb Fernandes sat down with Brad Pickel (SeaHaven Consulting; Managing Director, ASBPA) and Wendy Laurent (Taylor Engineering) to talk about conflict resolution: what to do when conversations get hard
In this episode of Going Coastal, Jon Miller and Marissa Torres have a chat with master’s student Marcus Landers (Stevens Institute of Technology) and incoming Stevens PhD student Margo Dietrich (currently at Yale) for a
What does it look like to break into coastal science as a student, and win national awards along the way? In this episode, Marissa Torres and Deb Fernandes talk with Brenna Derby and Vicky Gao about REUs, harmful algal b
This month on Going Coastal, Marissa Torres and Deb Fernandes talk with Heather Korzun and Neal McMillin about their unique paths into coastal resilience and policy, and their experiences as NOAA fellows. From community
In this episode of Going Coastal, Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes have a chat with PhD student Ian Day (Stevens Institute of Technology) and master’s student Tashae Thompson (University of South Alabama) for a new Student R
In this episode of Going Coastal, Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes talk with Erin Rooney (COPRI) and Halaina Hahn (ASBPA) about the role of student chapters in shaping the next generation of coastal professionals. They share
In this Student Research Spotlight, Marissa Torres and Deb Fernandes hear from Alexander Boland (UGA) and Ryan Schanta (UDel) as they share their paths into coastal engineering, their thesis work, and their next steps in
In our latest Going Coastal episode, Jon Miller and Marissa Torres sat down with two accomplished academics in the coastal field: Dr. Jens Figlus (Texas A&M University) and Dr. Peter Ruggiero (Oregon State University), w
In this episode of Going Coastal, co-hosts Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes are joined by Dr. Nicole Elko, Executive Director of ASBPA and Co-Executive Director of the U.S. Coastal Research Program, and Emily Patrolia, found
What do a soon-to-be PhD, a recent master’s grad, and two coastal professionals have in common? A love for all things coastal —and a healthy dose of imposter syndrome. In this month’s Going Coastal, Jon and Marissa have
In this month’s episode of Going Coastal, your favorite co-hosts dive into three major topics affecting our shorelines: Sneaker Waves – Marissa unpacks some of the physics behind these sudden, powerful waves that have ta
In this insightful 10th episode of Going Coastal, co-hosts Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes speak with Elizabeth Sherr, a self-taught science communicator and content creator who shares her passion for breaking down complex
In this 9th episode of Going Coastal, hosts Jon Miller and Marissa Torres chat with seasoned field data collectors Nina Stark and Tori Tomiczek to gain insight into the world of post-storm reconnaissance. Nina and Tori s
In this 8th episode of Going Coastal, hosts Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes sit down with young coastal engineering innovators Jacob Stasiewicz & EJ Rainville to explore the world where tech, research, and entrepreneurship
Phyllis Grifman
USC Sea Grant
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Lesley Ewing
California State Coastal Commission
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Stephanie Patch
University of South Alabama
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Karim Karam
Stevens
1 appearance on this show
Liam McDermott
Virginia Tech
1 appearance on this show
Ruben Vruggink
UC Santa Cruz
1 appearance on this show
Brad Pickel
SeaHaven Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Wendy Laurent
Taylor Engineering
1 appearance on this show
Margo Dietrich
Yale
1 appearance on this show
Marcus Landers
Stevens Institute of Technology
1 appearance on this show
Tashae Thompson
University of South Alabama
1 appearance on this show
Ian Day
Stevens Institute of Technology
1 appearance on this show
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