Jason Wise

Filmmaker, “The Delicacy”

Filmmaker, “The Delicacy”

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“The Delicacy,” a new documentary premiering at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, follows sea urchin divers off the coast of Santa Barbara, and explores the impact that…

The dangers and delicacy of Santa Barbara sea urchins

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