Jasmin Graham

Jasmin Graham, a shark scientist and author of 'Sharks Don't Think,' dives into the fascinating world of hammerheads. She shares insights into their unique behaviors and evolutionary quirks. The conversation also explores why it’s perfectly normal to have crushes on fictional characters, particularly the villainous ones. Plus, discussions about the vital role vultures play in maintaining ecological health and the threats they face highlight the urgent need for conservation efforts. A mix of science, humor, and heartfelt passions awaits!

Jasmine Graham, a marine biologist and author of "Sharks Don't Sink," joins Simon Therold, a senior scientist at Woods Hole, and John Horn, an entertainment correspondent, to explore the dual life of sharks in culture and reality. They discuss the fear perpetuated by the film "Jaws" and its lasting impact on public perception. Graham shares shark conservation insights, revealing the threats these majestic creatures face today. Additionally, they dive into myths surrounding shark behavior and the urgent need for a shift in narrative to support their survival.

Jasmin Graham, a marine biologist and co-founder of Minorities in Shark Sciences, brings her decade-long shark research experience to light. She emphasizes the necessity of diversity in marine biology while sharing captivating stories of hammerhead sharks. Jasmin delves into the historical context of race and access at Myrtle Beach, connecting it to community identity. She also explores myths surrounding sharks and their vital ecological roles, advocating for sustainable fishing practices that benefit both people and ecosystems.

Jasmin Graham, a passionate shark scientist and author of "Sharks Don't Sink: Adventures of a Rogue Shark Scientist," shares her deep insights into the world of sharks. She discusses the biases in shark research and the founding of an organization to promote diversity in the field. Jasmin highlights the importance of shark conservation and the impact of environmental toxins on shark pups. With a call to action for future marine biologists, she emphasizes the need to protect these vital species while reshaping public perceptions of sharks.

Jasmin Graham, a marine biologist and founder of Minorities in Shark Science (MISS), shares her inspiring journey from a disillusioned graduate student to a passionate advocate for sharks. She emphasizes the critical need for shark conservation and the vital role these creatures play in ocean ecosystems. Jasmin discusses the importance of diversity in marine research and highlights the invaluable knowledge shared by Black fishermen. The conversation also dives into the unique charms of bonnethead sharks and the fascinating anatomy of hammerheads, blending science with storytelling.

Marine biologist Jasmin Graham shares her journey from holding sharks to advocating for conservation efforts and more diversity in the field. She discusses misconceptions about sharks, the impact of media on their perception, and the legacy of segregation on marine conservation.

Shark scientist Jasmin Graham discusses her book 'Sharks Don't Sink' on challenges in academia, biases in science, and the importance of diversity in marine science. The podcast also explores shark conservation, AI in industries, and dispelling misconceptions about sharks.

Jasmin Graham, a marine biologist and founder of Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS), discusses her unique journey into the world of shark research. Growing up enthralled by the ocean, she faced challenges due to the lack of representation among women of color in her field. In 2020, a transformative connection with other Black women researchers led to the formation of MISS, fostering community support and empowerment. Jasmin shares how hands-on workshops have bolstered confidence in participants, creating a vital network that champions inclusion in marine science.

Jasmin Graham, a marine scientist studying sharks and rays, shares her inspiring journey as the founder of Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS). She talks about the importance of community after connecting with fellow Black women in marine science through #BlackInNature. The discussion highlights MISS’s mission to uplift women of color through hands-on workshops that tackle barriers to entry in STEM. Jasmin underscores the transformative power of mentorship and representation, showing how building a network can empower the next generation of shark scientists.

Join Jaida Elcock, Jasmin Graham, and Amani Webber-Schultz from Minorities in Shark Science as they share intriguing field stories, debunk myths about sharks, discuss the diverse species and evolution of these ancient creatures, and highlight the importance of shark conservation. Learn about shark adaptations, including their slingshot jaws and unique skin structure. With a sprinkle of wedding anecdotes, this shark-filled episode will leave you in awe of these magnificent creatures.