The Goldberg and Rosen Podcast
Oct 13, 2026 · 32 min · 12 segments
In this episode of the Goldberg and Rosen Podcast, hosts Judd Rosen and Brett Goldberg sit down with South Florida’s most notorious charter captain, Mark “The Shark” Quartiano, and his 9-year-old son…
PETA has always been an arch enemy of what I do for years and years and years.
Have you noticed a decrease in the shark population, an increase in the shark population? What are you seeing?
Being a fisherman that's out there, you know, 350 days a year, there are more sharks now than ever before, okay? The sharks that we catch, we do our autopsies with them for years, and the sharks that we catch are empty.
So that means they're gonna be coming in closer to the shore, looking for new food source, and that's why a lot of the attacks now are coming all over the place now.
There's no more long liners fishing for sharks where there was, you know, 15, 20 years ago.
Do you interact with conservationists? I think I've seen where they've gone on your boat and you've caught sharks with the conservationists.
PETA has always been an arch enemy of what I do for years and years and years.
Have you noticed a decrease in the shark population, an increase in the shark population? What are you seeing?
Being a fisherman that's out there, you know, 350 days a year, there are more sharks now than ever before, okay? The sharks that we catch, we do our autopsies with them for years, and the sharks that we catch are empty.
So that means they're gonna be coming in closer to the shore, looking for new food source, and that's why a lot of the attacks now are coming all over the place now.
There's no more long liners fishing for sharks where there was, you know, 15, 20 years ago.
Do you interact with conservationists? I think I've seen where they've gone on your boat and you've caught sharks with the conservationists.
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