Hey there, this is your host, Kamea. I hope you had a restful holiday season and that your start to this

new year has been all of the things that you might need during this time. As we move deeper into

2025, first of all, I'm so excited to share the many conversations we already have in the pipeline

for you this season, so definitely stay tuned

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The good news is that by focusing on just doing what's right in terms of the people who are catching our fish,

doing right by them actually does right by the sea.

How is overfishing tied to human trafficking and slavery at sea.

What is fish laundering and how can we support more transparency and traceability in our

complex global seafood supply chain?

That's just the tip of the iceberg of what you'll hear today.

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