AquaDiary
Every episode follows the water, from contaminated sites to drinking water infrastructure to the public health questions that don't always make it into press releases. We break it down together, and then share the sources.
The goal is simple: communities can't advocate for what they don't understand. AquaDiary exists to close that gap, with fully cited, fact-checked reporting.
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Water science communication and investigative reporting show, independently hosted and produced by Upstate New York environmental scientist, Ally Berry
Ranked top 200 Science podcasts on apple in first 2 weeks of launch
FingerLakes1.com Vice President Josh Durso
said the project fills a growing need for trustworthy, accessible environmental reporting and education in the region.
“Over the years, we’ve heard from readers and viewers who want answers grounded in science and real expertise — not noise from social media personalities pretending to be experts."
Ally brings professional experience, deep knowledge of these lakes, and an ability to explain complicated topics in a way that’s approachable and engaging. In a time when attention spans are shorter than ever, AquaDiary succeeds because it makes important information accessible without oversimplifying it.”
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