Join hosts Dr. Justin Gregg and Laura Teasdale as they talk with scientists and experts about everyone's favorite marine mammal: the dolphin. With a sprinkling of comedy to season the science, The Dolphin Pod is an enlightening and entertaining deep dive into the world of dolphin science. The Dolphin Pod is family-friendly, teen-approved podcast fun! After a 10 year hiatus (so Justin could be a stay-at-home dad), The Dolphin Pod is returning with new episodes in 2019. If you love The Dolphin Pod, please consider donating to our GoFundMe campaign - all funds raised will go directly to funding new epidoes of the podcast, and are tax-deductable.
23
Jan 2007
The narwhal's tusk
The narwhal is perhaps one of the most easily recognizable of all cetaceans thanks to their distinctive long tusks. Learn more about the narwhal’s tusks…
10
Jan 2007
The Year of the Dolphin
2007 is a year with major significance for dolphin enthusiasts as it has been officially declared the Year of the Dolphin! You might have heard…
28
Dec 2006
RIMS field site video podcast
This week’s special video podcast highlights the Dolphin Communication Project’s research at the Roatan Institute of Marine Sciences. Learnabout DCP’s research at this field site,…
24
Dec 2006
Holiday Podcast
A special holiday greeting from The Dolphin Pod.
22
Dec 2006
Baiji Extinct!
In this week’s episode, we will discuss the baiji; a very special dolphin that has recently made its way into the news for all of…
12
Dec 2006
Dolphins who need dolphins
Researchers at the Dolphin Communication Project get a lot of questions from the public about dolphin behavior, but one question above all the others has…
05
Dec 2006
Mikura Field Site video podcast
This week’s special video podcast showcases the Dolphin Communication Project’s research with the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins of Mikura island in Japan. Learn about DCP’s research…
27
Nov 2006
Bimini Field Site video podcast
This week’s special video podcast turns the spotlight on the Dolphin Communication Project’s research with the Atlantic spotted dolphins near Bimini island in the Bahamas.…
24
Nov 2006
Do dolphins have a language?
NOTE: This article originally appeared as an episode of The Dolphin Pod. Do dolphins have a language? This is a fantastically interesting question, and…
13
Nov 2006
Dolphin Researcher Spotlight: Darcie Blanding
This week’s special video podcast features an interview with Darcie Blanding; research associate with the Dolphin Communication Project. Learn all about Darcie’s work with the…
10
Nov 2006
Dolphins - The Lighter Side
This week’s video podcast showcases the underwater cinematography of Terramar Productions’ John Anderson. This video montage is taken from ‘Dolphins: The Lighter Side’; a DVD…
06
Nov 2006
Dolphins recognize themselves in mirrors
If you’ve been following the news lately, you might have seen a little story about elephants that can recognize themselves in mirrors. This is…
30
Oct 2006
Dolphin Researcher Spotlight: Kelly Melilo
This week’s special video podcast, produced by John Anderson, features an interview with Kelly Melilo: research associate with the Dolphin Communication Project. Learn all about…
23
Oct 2006
Dolphin Tool Use
Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay Australia have been observed using sponges as tools for foraging. Learn more about dolphin tool use in this…
16
Oct 2006
