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“Reel Talk” Podcast

Welcome to Reel Talk Real Talk about Your Environment

Getting clear, reliable information about environmental issues can feel like navigating rough waters. On one end, there’s the science—rich with insights but often packed with jargon that makes it tough to understand without a Ph.D. On the other, there’s a flood of online info, where bias, spin, and even conspiracy theories can cloud the truth.

Wouldn’t it be refreshing to have a source that cuts through both the overly technical and the outright confusing, bringing you real, actionable information about what’s happening in your backyard—and what you can do about it?

Look no further! Join the Save Barnegat Bay team every other Tuesday for our podcast, Reel Talk (previously called “Drift: A Podcast”). Each episode, we reel in the latest updates from around the bay, break down what it means for you, and share ways you can make a real difference in the health of the watershed. Be sure to catch our fan-favorite “Bay Bytes” segment, where we share the week’s most compelling stories.

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Listen to 2 Original SBB Podcast Episodes
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Alexandra Sellitsch

Alex is 27 years old and is an aspiring marine biologist who is finishing up her junior year at Stockton University. Growing up by the beach has made a significant impact on Alex’s life, which has influenced her passion for the ocean. She is an advocate for elasmobranch conservation, and enjoys getting her hands dirty in research. Alex is currently an intern with Barnegat Bay, researching pathogen influences in the bay’s water. She is also an active intern partnering with one of her professors, who is researching dual seagrass habitats in the Mullica River-Great Bay Estuary. In her spare time, Alex enjoys spending time at the beach and teaching herserself new hobbies. Hobbies that include roller skating, and surfing. Alex is also volunteering with the Berkeley Township Underwater Search and Rescue Team, and is in the process of obtaining her SCUBA certification.