A voyage into the cultural intersection between humanity and the ocean. Dive into topics that encompass the history, science, and societal importance of how we (as humans) connect to, benefit from, or intertwine ourselves with the ocean that surrounds us.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA voyage into the cultural intersection between humanity and the ocean. Dive into topics that encompass the history, science, and societal importance of how we (as humans) connect to, benefit from, or intertwine ourselves with the ocean that surrounds us.
Seadog Science is hosted by Captain Molly. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 15: A Voyage to Visit the Curonians" (3 March 2026, 57 minutes), "Episode 14: A Voyage to the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" (7 December 2025, 47 minutes), and "Episode 13: A Voyage with the Bunyip" (17 October 2025, 55 minutes).
Seadog Science publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Seadog Science is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Seadog Science requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Seadog Science's contact route on record: verified email.
Captain Molly hosts Seadog Science, a science podcast with 16 episodes published.
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<p>MATEYS, LOOK ALIVE! Today your captain takes you on a journey to the medieval Baltic Sea to visit some of the toughest plunderers in history - the Curonians. Similar to their Viking counterparts to the West...
<p>The legend lives on, crew! The gales of November may have left, but your Captain remains intrigued by the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Have you heard the song, and don't know what it's about? Hop on the Seadog...
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<p>A SPOOKY AHOY TO MY CREW! We are back with a new episode on one of Australia's mythical creatures, the Bunyip. Explore the legends surrounding the monster, both old and new. Learn how the Bunyip had captivated the...
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<p>WE ARE SO BACK, CREW! Your captain presents to you a voyage into the New England shipbuilding industry pre-American Revolution. Tune in to hear about the independence movement, the cast and characters needed to make...
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<p>IT'S SHARK TIME, Y'ALL! It's time to learn about some of the origins of the fear around sharks. We are talking about the Mediterranean, from the ancient to the Age of the Ocean, to dive deeper into why humanity fears...
<p>CREW! We are talking about New England colonial maritime culture and reliance on fisheries. Your captain discusses the culture as well as the ecological dynamics of the Atlantic Ocean. Listen now, ye salty...
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<p>BE WARNED CREW! To look into the eyes of a mermaid is to seal your fate. In this episode, we find out why mermaid legends have stood the test of time and what this means in terms of symbology and maritime culture...
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<p>GRAB YOUR HORNED HELMETS, CREW! It's time to talk about the Vikings and their ships. Shipbuilding is a craft rooted in tradition and innovation, and will surely be a recurring theme in this voyage. Tune in now...
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<p>Welcome to the Giant's Causeway, crew! Your captain takes you on a journey to the place that is at the top of her bucket list. We are talking mythology, natural philosophy, and the power of perspective and...
<p>AHOY YE LADS AND LASSES (and everyone else)! Hop on board as we travel back in time to the Celtic Age. We are talking about rivers, women, and swords. Plus, your captain gets excited and emotional about mythology...
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<p>Come on down to ancient Egypt, crew! Today we have a sampler of mythology, hydrology, and sociology - what a trio! We examine a tomb of an upperclass man from the sixth dynasty of Egypt, and a picture of three...
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<p>BUCKLE UP, BUCCANEERS! In this episode, we travel past the ancient Greeks 'n Romans 'n meet the Sea Peoples. This pirate culture was the fear o' the Mediterranean in the Late Bronze Age - 'n we discuss why. From thar...
<p>The title says it all, crew! Time to get your daily thought in about the Roman Empire. We are heading out to explore some simple yet engaging cultural aspects to sailors in ancient Rome. We also discuss your...
<p>BUCKLE UP, CREW! We are embarking on the journey to ancient Greece and their view on the sea! From resources like myths, poems, philosophers, and (yes) even their garbage, we dive into what the sea meant to the...
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<p>Join your captain as we take a dive into how ancient (like really ancient, prehistoric) peoples used coastlines for survival, and how this relationship may have influenced how humanity has evolved into what we are...
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<p>Welcome to Seadog Science! Let's set our sails on the educational and hopefully comedic voyage into the intersectionality between culture and the ocean.</p>
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