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Slavery At Sea

Slavery At Sea

FromShark Stories


Slavery At Sea

FromShark Stories

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Length:
45 minutes
Released:
Dec 16, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Emperors of the deep is an insightful and moving book by William Mckeever. It examines four species: Mako, Tiger, Hammerhead, and Great White, as never before. Yet it’s the section on slavery at sea that catches my attention. William goes deep into the murders, beatings, kidnappings and forced drug consumption men are forced into, all to provide us with fish.  There is a good chance that this podcast is the most important yet. A common occurring yet vastly underreported crime against humanity, it's likely you could be directly contributing to the continuation of slavery at sea, this podcast will tell you how. Sign the ban in trading shark finsEmperors Of The Deep book trailer video to get a sense of the bookOrder Emperors Of The Deep-Follow Me On IGFollow Project Hiuwww.projecthiu.comGot a sponsorship or collaboration offer? Send it here: sharkstoriespodcast@gmail.comCover Art by photographer Tanner MansellSupport the show (https://donorbox.org/project-hiu)
Released:
Dec 16, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (18)

Welcome to Season 2 of Shark Stories! This season we dive into the deep end with a series of provocative interviews: the world's most famous shark hunter "Mark The Shark", a navy diver turned cyborg after a shark attack, Shark First Aid 101, and so much more. Shark Stories shares the reality of the ones who can’t speak for themselves. Join Madison Stewart, award-winning shark conservationist, and passionate filmmaker as she explores shark-related topics with world-renowned scientists, fellow shark conservationists, and ocean advocates. Learn more about sharks, how to better co-exist with them, and how you can change the ending of their story. ? Podcast Cover by Tanner Mansell