We talk to Sea Shepherd’s Laurens DeGroot who was on the Ady Gil as it was hit by the Japanese waling vessel. Plus we meet the guys at Equinox Video Housings, great guys with great products!

Links to other websites/topics/manufacturers  discussed in the episode

• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society - www.seashepherd.org
• Whale Wars - animal.discovery.com/tv/whale-wars/
• Our World Underwater Expo - www.ourworldunderwater.com/
• Equinox Video Housings - www.equinoxhousings.com/

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