Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
For our very first episode of “Tomorrow is the Problem,” we explore the sea as a site that carries a collective memory of violence, an underwater collector of identities and meanings obscured by time and cultural erasure. Together with archaeologists Ayana Flewellen and Justin Dunnavant alongside Master Diver and Marine Biology Ph.D. student Kelsey Sapp, we probe the relationship between the sea, its history, and the ongoing ecological impact of contemporary culture.
For our very first episode of “Tomorrow is the Problem,” we explore the sea as a site that carries a collective memory of violence, an underwater collector of identities and meanings obscured by time and cultural erasure. Together with archaeologists Ayana Flewellen and Justin Dunnavant alongside Master Diver and Marine Biology Ph.D. student Kelsey Sapp, we probe the relationship between the sea, its history, and the ongoing ecological impact of contemporary culture.










