Crowd Community (Crowd), certainly one of Europe’s quickest rising unbiased podcast networks, has launched a second season of Oceans: Life Beneath Water in collaboration with Greenpeace UK.
Collection two comes scorching on the heels of an extremely profitable first sequence, which received a Bronze Local weather award on the 2024 British Podcast Awards and was nominated within the Listener’s Selection class. It would comprise 12 episodes, every overlaying wonderful tales of the wonders of the ocean — from stunning coral reefs and gorgeous species like dolphins and turtle, to threats like deep sea mining.
Producing sequence took two took the Crowd workforce the world over, recording episode within the Arctic Circle on the Greenpeace ship Arctic Dawn, the place the Greenpeace workforce performed a scientific expedition to marketing campaign once more deep-sea mining plans within the Arctic. Amongst a sequence of actions, the podcast’s brand was projected onto an iceberg. Wildlife filmmaker, zoologist, and broadcast Hannah Sitfall makes a return as host.
Oceans: Life Beneath Water goals to make listeners fall in love with the oceans, whereas educating them on the threats they face, to advertise the necessity to shield underwater environments. It’s half Greenpeace’s “Oceans Are Life” marketing campaign, which search to guard 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030 and ban any mining initiatives within the deep sea.
The second sequence’ launch varieties a part of Crowd’s ongoing relationship with Greenpeace. As week as Oceans: Life Beneath Water, the organizations partnered to relaunch SystemShift earlier this yr, a podcast with Greenpeace Worldwide that has run for 2 sequence.
It comes as Crowd continues to work with notable manufacturers and names resembling Joe Marler, Dan Cole, and Ben Youngs to inform tales by means of artistic audio, video, and social channels.
Mike Carr, CEO of Crowd Community, commented: “We’re at all times on the lookout for new methods to push artistic boundaries and have interaction audiences, and the second sequence of Oceans enabled us to just do that. Creating a lot of this sequence from the center of the Arctic Circle was an unbelievable expertise, serving to us to carry Greenpeace UK’s mission to life uniquely and intimately. The Crowd workforce proceed to take our manufacturing capabilities to new heights as we attract audiences and inform tales in novel methods, Oceans is an ideal instance of that.”
James Hanson, Head of Communications and Engagement for Greenpeace UK’s Oceans Are Life marketing campaign, added “2025 is a vital yr for the oceans, with a number of worldwide occasions probably resulting in key selections. We now have seen firsthand how the podcast has been in a position to attain audiences that may have beforehand been extra skeptical about local weather points, encouraging them to interact with the problem positively.
The massive success of sequence certainly one of Oceans is testomony to the artistic partnership we cast with Crowd, so working collectively on a second sequence made good sense. We will’t wait to see how sequence two will land as we proceed to delve into the wonders of our oceans.”
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