Salty Talks, hosted by Corinne Noufi, the Communications Specialist at the Aquaculture Research Institute is your go-to podcast for a deep dive into all things aquaculture! This show seeks to disseminate information about the culture of various species, provide updates on research, innovation, and education, and highlight the multidisciplinary aspects of aquaculture. Each episode features interviews/discussions with researchers, industry, and other professional voices from the Maine aquaculture world.
Salty talks: Conversations on Sustainable Aquaculture in Maine
Claim This Podcastby Corinne Noufi
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31 episodes
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Salty Talks, hosted by Corinne Noufi, the Communications Specialist at the Aquaculture Research Institute is your go-to podcast for a deep dive into all things aquaculture! This show seeks to disseminate information about the culture of various species, provide updates on research, innovation, and education, and highlight the multidisciplinary aspects of aquaculture. Each episode features interviews/discussions with researchers, industry, and other professional voices from the Maine aquaculture world.
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Recent Episodes
May 18, 2026
Finding a Future on Maine’s Working Waterfront
<p>At 23 years old, Michael Scannell has already gone from commercial lobstering to managing an oyster farm, launching his own scallop operation, speaking in Washington DC about workforce development, and traveling to Japan to study scallop aquaculture. In this episode of Salty Talks, Michael shares how apprenticeship programs introduced him to aquaculture, why exposure and access matter for rural students, and what the future of scallop farming in Maine could look like. From working waterfronts to bottom-grown scallops and offshore aquaculture, this conversation explores how a new generation is trying to build a future on the water in Maine.</p>
April 16, 2026
Before the Outbreak: The Case for Vaccines in Aquaculture
<p>Vaccines are a familiar part of human health. But in aquaculture, they play a quieter, often misunderstood role. In this episode of Salty Talks, we explore how vaccines are used in fish farming and why they matter long before an outbreak ever occurs. Through a panel discussion featuring researchers, veterinarians, and industry experts, we look at how aquaculture approaches disease prevention, and why that approach isn’t always easy to implement. The conversation moves from the technical , how fish vaccines are developed, regulated, and delivered, to something more universal: the challenge of valuing prevention before there’s visible loss. Because in aquaculture, as in many areas of science, the benefits of prevention are often invisible… until they’re not. Along the way, we explore the limits of current tools, the realities of disease risk in different farming systems, and the growing tension between scientific evidence and public perception, especially in a world where conversations about vaccines are already charged. At its core, this episode asks a simple question: Why is it so hard to act before something goes wrong?</p>
March 13, 2026
Fear Sells. So What Does Science Sell?
<p>How do scientists communicate complex ideas in a world shaped by social media, misinformation, and short attention spans? In this episode, Salty Talks explores the importance of science communication through a panel discussion featuring aquaculture farmers, science communicators, researchers, and educators. The conversation highlights how storytelling, visual communication, education, and emerging technologies are helping bridge the gap between scientific research and public understanding.</p><p>Panelists discuss:</p><ol><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>How misinformation spreads and why fear often travels faster than facts</li><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>The role of storytelling in making science accessible</li><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Using social media as a tool for outreach</li><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Creative approaches like illustration, podcasts, games, and virtual reality</li><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>The importance of reaching younger audiences</li><li data-list="bullet"><span class="ql-ui" contenteditable="false"></span>Why listening may be one of the most important communication skills scientists can develop</li></ol><br/><p>Together, their experiences show that science communication is not just outreach, it is an essential part of building trust, supporting informed decision-making, and shaping the future of aquaculture.</p>
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