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Going Coastal

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5.0(7 reviews)
27 episodes
Updated Bi-weekly
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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.

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5/9/2024

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for 27 - The Shifting Sands of Coastal Geology with Eve Eisemann and Josh Himmelstein

July 14, 2026

27 - The Shifting Sands of Coastal Geology with Eve Eisemann and Josh Himmelstein

<p>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 research on barrier islands and coastal geomorphology, as well as experience developing scientific outreach and communication plans for K-12 with the Scientific Research and Education Network (SciREN).</p><p><br></p>

Episode thumbnail for 26 - Coastal Policy from the Student Perspective with Grace Towle and Jackie Houle

June 10, 2026

26 - Coastal Policy from the Student Perspective with Grace Towle and Jackie Houle

<p>Have you ever heard of e-concrete? Me neither!</p><p>In this episode of Going Coastal, co-hosts Dane and Jon are back and joined by two current coastal policy students: Grace Towle, a Coastal Science and Policy (CSP) master’s student at UC Santa Cruz, and Jacquelyn Houle, UNC Wilmington’s ASBPA Student Chapter president and coastal engineering undergraduate. Together, they bring a refreshing and hopeful perspective to the field! Tune in this month for circular economies, the uses of e-concrete, and what coastal resilience might look like for industrial ports and harbors.</p>

Episode thumbnail for 25 - All things California with Phyllis Grifman and Dr. Lesley Ewing

May 6, 2026

25 - All things California with Phyllis Grifman and Dr. Lesley Ewing

<p>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 Coastal Engineer for the CA State Coastal Commission. They have years of history working together on California’s coastal challenges and are sharing some of their stories with us! Tune in this month for sea otters, community engagement, and how drinking on the beach can be a career.</p>

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What is Going Coastal?

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.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates bi-weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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