Jill Heinerth shares the remarkable stories of women scientists and explorers she met at the Wings World Quest conference in New York City. This is also a video podcast at Youtube.com/JillHeinerth

Jill Heinerth tells the remarkable story of African-American sailor Lanier Phillips, one of the few survivors of the World War-Two wreck of the USS Truxtun at Chambers Cover, St. Lawrence, Newfoundland. Jill dived on the wrecks of the Truxtun and USS Pollux as part of the recent Great Island Expedition. More about Jill at https://IntoThePlanet.com

Jill and Robert share experiences from the Newfoundland Great Island Expedition including the discovery by team divers of B-24 Liberator Bomber underwater at Gander Lake!

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan share Jill's summer of diving the Ottawa River caves assisting Canadian scientists and a preview of their next project on NewFoundland.

Join Jill Heinerth and early career ocean professional and Scuba Diver Kayla Martin as they discuss underwater photography, environmental science and basically how to save the planet.

Jillks website: Into the Planet

Kayla Martin's website: Love of Diving

On a close-to-home adventure, Jill and Robert take you along on an early Springtime walk along the Mississippi River and Trans Canada trail in Ontario. River sounds, geese, birds, and discovering nature in your back yard.

Jill interviews her friend and colleague Dr. Richard Harris, the brave cave diver and physician who was instrumental in rescuing the young Thai soccer team trapped in a flooded cave. The new National Geographic documentary film "The Rescue" is available now on your cable TV platform. Dr. Harris' new book "Against All Odds" is available now at https://amzn.to/3t9UFek

We almost recorded this episode outside! Jill shares her film festival experience with "Playing With Sharks" about shark lady Valerie Taylor and "The Rescue" documentary with Richard "Harry" Harris. And, although well-earned, sometimes receiving awards can be kind of tricky. Episode 46.

Jill visits East Carolina University and the marine archeologists studying Blackbeard's ship Queen Anne's Revenge. This leads to revelations of the vessel's previous incarnation as the slave ship Le Concorde and how some would rather skip that part of the unpleasant history. All this plus traveling with vaccine passports, banned books and Robert doesn't even know what day it is anymore. Episode 45.

From acclaimed underwater explorer and documentary TV presenter to trans-continental cyclist and accidental chef, here are a few things you never knew about 30-year overnight sensation Jill Heinerth.