In this episode Bob and Jim discuss their ice dive and their experience with Dive Rite’s Rebreather and Sidemounts during a demo day at The Dive Shop in Flint, Michigan. Bob interviews Kevin Stiff and Tim Burch from The Dive Shop in Flint, MI and Pete Nawrocky from Dive Rite.
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In this episode, Bob and Jim talk about how to prepare for ice diving, interview Darrin and Jim from Scuba Obsessed, and answer viewer submitted email about how to choose a drysuit. During the interview with Darrin and Jim we learn a little bit more about river diving from their adventures with the MudClub. We had a great time with Darrin and Jim and would like to thank them for coming down and being on the show. You can learn more about Scuba Obsessed by visiting their website http://www.scubaobsessed.com.
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Bob Shoemaker of Talking Scuba speaks with legendary cave diver and underwater cinematographer and independent filmmaker Jill Heinerth. Jill shares some of her amazing cave diving stories, her fond memories of the late Wes Skiles, and her work on underwater films such as The Cave and James Cameron’s underwater cave film, Sanctum. To learn more about Jill, her work, and books visit her website at www.IntoThePlanet.com
Watch the entire movie trailer of Sanctum – http://www.talking-scuba.com/2010/11/14/upcoming-3d-cave-diving-movie-sanctum/
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The publisher and contributors assume no responsibility for any mishap claimed to be a result of use of this material. Diving is an adventure sport and contains inherent risks. Improper use of diving equipment or improper diving techniques may result in serious injury or death. Viewers and readers are advised to use their own best judgment in each individual situation.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
The publisher and contributors assume no responsibility for any mishap claimed to be a result of use of this material. Diving is an adventure sport and contains inherent risks. Improper use of diving equipment or improper diving techniques may result in serious injury or death. Viewers and readers are advised to use their own best judgment in each individual situation.
Talking Scuba is a weekly show covering the sport of recreational scuba diving with in-depth commentary, equipment reviews, and fun adventure stories.
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- Ice Dive Story
- Invasive Species Topic
- Michigan Wreck Diving
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