Part Two of our conversation with Behaviour Ecologist, Shane Gero, on his research efforts to decode the sophisticated language and culture of one of the deepest divers in the ocean - sperm whales.

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Part One of our conversation with Behaviour Ecologist, Shane Gero, on his research efforts to decode the sophisticated language and culture of one of the deepest divers in the ocean - sperm whales.

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Dancing With Sea Lions: Lindsay Pullin on how a dive with Sea Lions in a kelp forest held a deeper connection

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When Scuba Diving Goes Nuclear: Kyra Richter on her life as a nuclear power plant diver

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A Mermaid's Tale: Linden Wolbert on living her life as a siren of the sea

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Murder at the Bottom of a Pond: Michael Berry on his life as an Underwater Scuba Criminal Investigator

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Stephan Whelan, founder of DeeperBlue.com, on the evolution of the diving community and who divers really are

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This episode's guest is Hanli Prinsloo, a former competitive free diver, turned environmentalist based out of Cape Town.

Hanli has dedicated her entire life to helping educate and motivate others to care about our world's oceans. When she sat down with Paul, she discussed the hidden connections to the oceans buried deep in our species' history which Marine mammals can sometimes recognize.
 
But she also shared an experience with a pod of sperm whales off the coast of Sri Lanka that was profoundly moving to her.

Scuba Diving, Free Diving, Ocean Environmentalism, Surfing, and Marine Science.

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Greg Holt, Host of Scuba Radio, the world's longest running and most popular radio show for divers

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Colleen McKinnel describes the intensity and magic of a dive with tiger sharks in Fiji and what being a scuba diver means to her

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