



Simon Rushton
Act Type: Destination Speaker, Keynote Speaker, Special Interest Speaker
Minutes of Material: 135
Languages: English
Home Airport: Newcastle, GBR-ENG (NCL)
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Talent Biography
Simon Rushton is a creative storyteller, broadcaster, and former PADI Master Scuba Instructor with a deep passion for the ocean. With decades in international radio and creative training, he brings the same flair for communication underwater as he does on air. Simon has taught diving along the coral reefs of East Africa, specialising in shark awareness, reef ecology, and turtle awareness.
Founder of Mola Mola Creative and Chatterbox Radio Workshops, he’s dedicated to inspiring curiosity, creativity, and conservation through sound and sea. Whether behind a mic or beneath the waves, Simon makes stories—and people—breathe. Simon has delivered talks and training in France, Malta, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, UK and Sierra Leone.
Show Description
3 different talks of 45 Minutes
“Fins, Fear, and Fascination: Rethinking the Shark” - Dive into the mysterious world of sharks! Discover the truth behind these misunderstood predators, their incredible adaptations, and their vital role in ocean ecosystems. From fearsome hunters to gentle giants, this talk will change how you see sharks forever. Join us for fascinating facts and surprising revelations!
"Spot the Turtle! A Guide to Ocean Wanderers" - Learn how to tell sea turtles apart like a pro! From the graceful green turtle to the mighty leatherback, discover key features, behaviors, and habitats that make each species unique. Join us for an engaging dive into turtle identification and uncover the secrets of these ocean wanderers.
“Coral Crisis: Why Reefs Matter and How to Protect Them” - Explore the vibrant underwater cities of coral reefs — bustling with life, color, and complexity. Learn what makes a reef thrive, why these ecosystems are vital to our planet, and how they are under threat from climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Discover what we can all do to help reefs survive."
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