Podcast: The Reset Rebel Meets Gregorio Canellas of Meet the Sea
At the start of 2026, Meet the Sea returned in the most natural way possible: through a conversation shaped by salt air, stillness, and the vast perspective of the ocean.
Founder Gregorio Cañellas joined journalist and podcast host Jo Youle, creator of The Reset Rebel, for an open dialogue recorded above the crystalline waters of Cala Comte, one of Ibiza’s most iconic and grounding landscapes. Perched on the cliff tops, with the sea as both backdrop and participant, the conversation unfolded slowly — just as the island itself invites us to do.
A Project Led by Values, Not Volume
At the heart of the discussion was the philosophy behind Meet the Sea. What began as a personal love for Ibiza’s waters has grown into a project rooted in conscious connection with the sea, prioritising presence, education, and meaning over scale.
Rather than chasing numbers, Meet the Sea has evolved by listening; to the rhythm of the ocean, to the needs of families, students, and travellers, and to the responsibility that comes with working so closely with a fragile and powerful environment.
This values-led approach has shaped everything from family boat trips and educational sea programs to collaborations with schools, universities, researchers, and local institutions.
The Ocean as a Space for Grounding and Clarity
A central theme of the conversation was the role of the ocean in grounding, healing, and mental clarity. Away from distractions and constant stimulation, the sea offers something increasingly rare: space.
Space to slow down.
Space to breathe.
Space to listen.
For both children and adults, time at sea becomes a mirror: reflecting emotions, fears, calm, curiosity, and connection. This is the foundation upon which Meet the Sea builds its experiences: not simply activities on the water, but moments that invite reflection and presence.
Ibiza Beyond the Noise
The podcast also explored an Ibiza that exists beyond headlines and stereotypes. An island defined not only by nightlife, but by nature, balance, intention, and ancestral rhythms.
From quiet coves to open horizons, Ibiza remains a place where land and sea shape a slower, more attentive way of being — one that continues to inspire locals and visitors alike.
Meet the Sea’s work is deeply intertwined with this vision of the island: respectful, educational, and rooted in its natural environment.
An Invitation to Pause and Reconnect
Recorded with the aqua, crystalline waters of Cala Comte below, this episode of The Reset Rebel is an invitation — to pause, to reset, and to reconnect.
With yourself.
With nature.
With the environment that sustains us.
As Meet the Sea looks ahead to 2026 and beyond, conversations like this reaffirm the project’s direction: creating meaningful experiences that reconnect people to the ocean, and through it, to themselves.
🎧 The full conversation is available on The Reset Rebel podcast and here is a link to the full podcast
Thank you to Jo Youle for holding such a thoughtful, grounded space — and to the sea, always, for perspective.
Podcast class in February 2026 by Jo Youle:
We welcome fans of podcasting to be guided and shown how to make your own podcast in the February 2026 podcast masterclass by Jo Youle! Her expertise, know-how and craftmanship is a great start to your own propagation of ideas!
