To Dive For

In this week's episode, learn about seeking out marine critters and underwater adventures from New York, to Florida, Washington, and everywhere in between! Jenna Inglese, an ecotoxicology technician in Washington State, gives us a taste of being a marine scientist in the Pacific Northwest. Stay tuned for talk about nudibranchs, sharks, sediment, and baby sand dollars!

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This week, join us in learning about what it looks like to be a maritime archaeologist, using both underwater and land-based techniques to better understand sites of significance in human history. We learned so much this week about the United States National Marine Sanctuary system, and Thunder Bay in particular, as well as new freshwater creatures and some exciting science communication efforts. Stephanie tells us the amazing stories of her journey to Dive the Big Five, and more in this week's exciting interview.

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In this week's episode learn all about the simple yet captivating creature that is the Marine Sponge from researcher and friend Greer Babbe! Hear firsthand accounts of what field research looks like as a sponge expert, why sponges are so amazing, and the fright of a lifetime from a gentle giant.

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In this week's episode, hear about whale songs and close calls, about the wanderings of an advernturous heart, and about the journey from surfing, to science, to science communication. We are so excited to share our dear friend Caiti Allison with you all as she shares some of her incredible experiences from around the world.

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In this episode, meet biogeochemists Owen Silvera and Mason Thackston as they tell us about their incredible work in the coastal regions of Southeast Florida including Lake Okeechobee, the Saint Lucie Estuary, and Florida Bay. Hear firsthand about aligator and crocodile encounters on the job, algae blooms, toxic water, and the importance of local knowledge. In this episode we'll decode some Jargon for you, all while sharing stories of harrowing nights on the high seas! You won't want to miss this one!

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What does diving in the world's most extreme underwater environments look like? How can you get into tec diving, underwater photography, and/or rebreather diving? Get all your pressing questions answered on this week's episode with Becky Kagan Schott (@becky_kagan_schott), an Emmy Award Winning underwater cinematographer, photographer, explorer, scuba instructor, and CCR diver. We promise you won't want to miss hearing about leopard seals, ice diving, shipwreck diving, and adventuring into the unknown!