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Educational Passages Podcast

Educational Passages Podcast

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This podcast takes a deeper dive into the world of miniboats and their Educational Passages. Hear from students, teachers, deployers, researchers, finders, and more. Educational Passages is a non-profit organization that seeks to connect people around the world to the ocean and each other through unique global experiences.© 2025 Educational Passages Ciencia Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo
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  • The Sea Eagle Has Landed
    Sep 11 2025

    Season 4 of the Educational Passages Podcast continues with our “Imagine This” series - Where the magic of miniboats come alive through the voices and visions of those who make it all possible.

    Each episode will paint a vivid picture of discovery, connection, and curiosity — not just tracking the voyages, but exploring the challenges and unexpected outcomes behind them.

    Now press play, close your eyes, and imagine this:

    What happens when a high school marine biology class sets out to build a tiny boat and release it into the Atlantic? An extraordinary three-year odyssey ensues... It's about more than just tracking ocean currents, this project evolved into a powerful lesson about persistence, collaboration, and global connection.

    Listen in for the full story and find out where it ended up!

    Visit https://educationalpassages.org/boats/seaeagle/ for more information about the boat and project, as well as https://educationalpassages.org/boats/gryphoncruiser/ and https://educationalpassages.org/boats/hope/ for more information about the other boats mentioned in the podcast.

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    Educational Passages is a non-profit organization that seeks to connect people around the world to the ocean and each other through unique global experiences.

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    12 m
  • A Ray of Hope: The Crimson Current
    Jul 30 2025

    Season 4 of the Educational Passages Podcast is kicking off with our “Imagine This” series - Where the magic of miniboats come alive through the voices and visions of those who make it all possible.

    Each episode will paint a vivid picture of discovery, connection, and curiosity — not just tracking the voyages, but exploring the challenges and unexpected outcomes behind them.

    Now press play, close your eyes, and imagine this:

    The Crimson Current is built by students in New Jersey, USA in 2022, and first travels to Ireland. Classrooms are connected and the boat is relaunched, but unexpected things happen… and the adventure continues through 2025. Listen in for the full story and to find out the latest most exciting update from a far away place.

    Visit https://educationalpassages.org/boats/crimsoncurrent/ for more information about the boat and project.

    Support the show

    Educational Passages is a non-profit organization that seeks to connect people around the world to the ocean and each other through unique global experiences.

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    8 m
  • More than a Miniboat (Part 2): Connecting in Ireland
    Dec 19 2024

    From the Cliffs of Moher to the classrooms of Galway, our trip to Ireland in March with Educational Passages highlights the magic of ocean education. This is the second part of a conversation with Juliet Fluty (click here to listen to part 1). It dives into all the details behind the visits we mentioned in our blog post: educationalpassages.org/miniboat-magic-in-ireland/.

    The trip to Ireland unveiled profound connections that have been made through our miniboat program, and the impact is has had on communities involved. We explore the journeys of students, the warmth of local hospitality, and the importance of the ocean in education and our lives.

    To access the special VIDEO version of this podcast, visit https://youtu.be/FTHFK8uzZ5k.

    Support the show

    Educational Passages is a non-profit organization that seeks to connect people around the world to the ocean and each other through unique global experiences.

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    31 m
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