Cathy Sakas's guest appearances

Cathy Sakas

American Shoreline Podcast Network

From the Newsroom: Savannah Now

The Commute with @SavannahOpinion

Women Mind the Water

Kimberly Miller

Michael Carr

Toni Morrison

Fabien Cousteau

Sheldon Whitehouse

Doug Smith

Jason Johnson

Gaelin Rosenwaks

Michael Barnett

Marilyn Minter

Sylvia Earle

Liz Taylor

Stuart Miller

Kitty Hawk

Steve Smith

OwlTail

Paulita Bennit-Martin

On this episode, Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham are joined Cathy Sakas and Paulita Bennit-Martin to learn about Whale Week. Now in its third year, Whale Week aims to bring together the coastal communities of Georgia and beyond to educate and engage the public to the plight of the North Atlantic right whale. Paulita Bennit-Martin co-founded Whale Week, and is the field representative of Georgia Campaigns at Oceana, the world's largest ocean conservation organization. Cathy Sakas is a Georgia legend and is know locally as a Swamp Goddess. She previously worked for NOAA Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary where she served as Education Coordinator. During her time at Gray's Reef, she became a submersible pilot and an Aquanaut, having spent nine days in the underwater habitat called Aquarius with three other scientists. Cathy 's story personally intersected with the North Atlantic right whale when she identified the first calf in Georgian waters, expanding science's understanding of their southern range. It's a great conversation with two Georgia legends, only on ASPN!

On this episode, Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham are joined Cathy Sakas and Paulita Bennit-Martin to learn about Whale Week. Now in its third year, Whale Week aims to bring together the coastal communities of Georgia and beyond to educate and engage the public to the plight of the North Atlantic right whale. Paulita Bennit-Martin co-founded Whale Week, and is the field representative of Georgia Campaigns at Oceana, the world's largest ocean conservation organization. Cathy Sakas is a Georgia legend and is know locally as a Swamp Goddess. She previously worked for NOAA Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary where she served as Education Coordinator. During her time at Gray's Reef, she became a submersible pilot and an Aquanaut, having spent nine days in the underwater habitat called Aquarius with three other scientists. Cathy 's story personally intersected with the North Atlantic right whale when she identified the first calf in Georgian waters, expanding science's understanding of their southern range. It's a great conversation with two Georgia legends, only on ASPN!

The Whale Went Down to Georgia: Whale Week with Cathy Sakas and Paulita Bennit-Martin

Bill Dawers

This episode is brought to you by Freedom Boat Club and National Office Systems On the Monday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer talks with City Talk columnist Bill Dawers on the upcoming groundbreaking for the new Savannah Arena. Dawers also touches on the upcoming municipal elections. On the back half, Van Brimmer talks with Tybee Marine Science Center board chair Cathy Sakas about the progress on the center moving to a new location on Tybee's north beach. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts

<a href="https://freedomboatclub.com/locations/30-savannah-ga/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">This episode is brought to you by Freedom Boat Club </a>and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/National-Office-Systems-103175893083284/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">National Office Systems</a> On the Monday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer talks with City Talk columnist Bill Dawers on the upcoming groundbreaking for the new Savannah Arena. Dawers also touches on the upcoming municipal elections. On the back half, Van Brimmer talks with Tybee Marine Science Center board chair Cathy Sakas about the progress on the center moving to a new location on Tybee's north beach. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-commute-with-adam-van-brimmer/id1389307354?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts</a>

The Commute: September 9, 2019: Bill Dawers on groundbreaking for new arena ; Cathy Sakas updates the progress of  the new Tybee Marine Science Center