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A market analyst’s view of deep sea mining: nickel supply gaps, China’s calculated restraint, and why manganese could be the industry’s real bottleneck. Bryan Bille (Benchmark Mineral Intelligence) joins this week. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

"We don't have to ship our loved ones off for basic necessities, healthcare." Economic resilience means meeting concrete human needs, not chasing timelines. Beverly Ataera on economic resilience and refusing to be rushed. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

I had a good conversation with Tomasz Nadrowski, author of Mineral War, about why the free market can't out-compete China on critical minerals — and what it means for deep-sea mining's own China race. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

It was nice talking with Thomas about the chemistry of why cobalt concentrates to levels a billion times higher than seawater and the surprising discovery that seamount summits are far more mineral-rich than anyone expected. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

Great conversation with Rozemarijn Roland Holst on Common Heritage of Mankind, where it came from, how the 1994 Implementing Agreement reshaped it, and why "benefit" still has no agreed definition in the regulations being developed today. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

I had a great conversation with Brandon Tuck about something that doesn't get said enough in the deep sea mining debate: the US regulatory framework under DSHMRA is actually one of the more rigorous permitting systems in American environmental law. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

Great conversation with Kara Fox and Elizabeth Alberts on their landmark CNN/Mongabay investigation. Their framing that China isn't the villain, but that one specific policy changes everything, is exactly the kind of nuance this topic needs more of. 🎧 Podcast link in first comment

I really enjoyed talking with Anette Tvedt about the reality of running a startup in this industry. Her story about Adepth Minerals having to pivot away from Norway is a great example of how quickly things can change. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

I had an amazing talk with Steven Emerman and we discussed how deep-sea mining companies may be basing their financial projections on resources that don't yet qualify as economically mineable, and why that's not consistent with SEC regulations. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

I had an amazing talk with Steven Emerman and we discussed how deep-sea mining companies may be basing their financial projections on resources that don't yet qualify as economically mineable, and why that's not consistent with SEC regulations. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment

It was great to have Kaja Lønn Fjærtoft on the podcast to discuss on Norway’s seabed mineral’s process, which has become one of the most closely watched national developments in the global deep sea mining debate. 🎧 Podcast Link in first comment