Coast Files Podcast

Category: Ocean Mystery

  • Episode 108: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Mariana Pulse

    In 1997, a rhythmic, low-frequency signal nicknamed “The Mariana Pulse” began emanating from the deepest point on Earth, baffling scientists with its eerie regularity. Join us as we explore the terrifying theoretical limits of deep-sea biology and the recently surfaced ROV footage that suggests something massive is moving in the…

  • Episode 96: OCEAN MYSTERY – La Méduse

    In 1816, the French frigate La Méduse ran aground off the coast of West Africa after its wildly unqualified captain ignored experienced sailors and common sense. When lifeboats proved scarce, the elite sailed away—leaving 146 men and one woman behind on a makeshift raft built for cargo, not humans. What…

  • Episode 83: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Drake Passage

    Between Chile and Antarctica lies the Drake Passage — the planet’s most dangerous stretch of ocean. With 40-foot waves and screaming winds, it’s claimed thousands of sailors and countless ships. From unique creatures to potential ghost ships, you’ll never know what’s drifting in its icy waters. Sail with Meg into…

  • Episode 30: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Jacuzzi of Death

    Dive deep with us as Chantel takes us for a dip into the ominous Jacuzzi of Death. Here you will find perfectly pickled creatures trapped in toxic waters and thriving ecosystems just beyond the deadly rims. These bizarre underwater lakes offer a fascinating glimpse into one of Earth’s most extreme…

  • Episode 12: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Mariana Trench

    The deepest trenches in the ocean can be a scary thought; the void, the darkness, the unknown. Join us this week as Chantel unveils the secrets of the Mariana Trench, from its timeless formation to the haunting inhabitants below. References: Researchers discover deepest known underwater volcanic eruption. (2018, October 23).…

  • Episode 4: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Bermuda Triangle

    This week we dive into the mystery and intrigue of the Bermuda Triangle! Join us as we discuss why this body of water became so notorious and what could be behind the numerous disappearances. References: