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Season 1 Episode 1 | 30s

As our seas and sea life face existential threats on an unprecedented scale, new approaches to fishing on the open ocean aim to turn peril into plenty. In this episode, journalist Baratunde Thurston travels to Puerto Rico to see a sustainable diamondback squid fishery born from the wreckage of 2017’s Hurricane Maria.

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Shrimp aquaculture scientist Loc Tran is making shrimp farming healthier and more sustainable.
A sustainable subscription fish program employs students to market less popular fish.
Icelandic Chef Gísli Matthías Auðunsson makes use of an entire cod, creating two seafood dishes.
Restoring an ancient Hawaiian fishpond may be the key to feeding a community.
Martha Stewart harvests Maine scallops and turns them into delicious delicacies.
Chef Rhoda Magbitang takes a creative approach to cooking urchin and abalone.
Discover the significance of Vietnam’s shrimp industry and how it's evolving today.
Martha Stewart joins Andrew Peters in Maine where he and his crew grow scallops.
Baratunde joins Rodolfo and Raimundo as they hunt for deepwater diamondback squid.