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Off Gassing: A Scuba Podcast
One of my favorite things after a dive is engaging in conversation with other divers. This joy I have found is one of the biggest motivators behind my starting the podcast. I am on a journey to meet other scuba-minded individuals. Hear about the different aspects of this world I love so much. I want to converse with people of all levels. Speak to beginners all the way up to the experts and leaders in their fields, learn, and soak up knowledge from my fellow divers. From the shallow reefs of Indonesia to the deep wrecks of the Great Lakes, cold water quarries to the warm tropical waters. I do not want anyone left out as I navigate through the Scubaverse. Fun, easygoing, to controversial topics. Let's talk about all of it. I am also on a personal journey of educating myself and seeking proper training as I move through different levels of this sport. With nothing to hide and everything to show, the frustrations, the joys, and everything in between. Join me as we gas it up with some of the wonderful characters inside this story called Scuba.
Off Gassing: A Scuba Podcast
Interview with WreckSploration
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When did it sink? How did it sink? Where was it built? When was it built? Were lives lost? Behind every unidentified shipwreck is a story waiting to be told. In this episode, I speak with Callum Girvan and Alex Aberle-Leeming, two members of WreckSploration. A team of divers based out of Western Australia with a goal, to explore, preserve, educate, and promote a culture of safety in the technical diving community. I speak with them about photogrammetry, The abundance of shipwrecks around Perth, the process of identifying a wreck, the importance of creating a role model behavior with their local diving community, their work with Human Factors in Diving, and much more. Please enjoy!
Website:
https://wrecksploration.au/
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/wrecksploration/
Human Factors in Diving:
https://www.thehumandiver.com/