Sitting on the beach in Grenada with waves at their feet, Joe Cocozza and explorer–filmmaker Jill Heinerth recap a perfect tech-diving day with the crew from ScubaTech Grenada. First up: the legendary Bianca C – a 600-foot "Caribbean Titanic" with a wild history of multiple sinkings, explosions, and rescue by the people of Grenada. Captain Sal brings the wreck's story to life, while tech instructor Evelyn walks us through the dive plan: free descent to the stern, drifting the wreck from 160 ft shallows to deco, DSMB pickup, and effortless tech support (doubles, 50% deco gas, CCR support – all waiting on the boat). Then it's off to Purple Rain, a fish-rich reef where clouds of juvenile reef fish, low lionfish counts, and healthy corals show why Grenada and Carriacou are a "fishy" diver's paradise. Evelyn also explains why Grenada is an ideal place to learn and train – from recreational diving all the way up to CCR and Advanced Trimix instructor, all in warm, clear water with easy boat logistics and real shipwrecks. If you've ever dreamed of doing serious tech diving in flip-flops, with your gear carried to the boat and a cold drink waiting after deco, this episode will put Grenada & ScubaTech at the top of your dive-travel list.