Pod Diver Radio: The Scuba-cast

PD117 Interview w/Doug Bennett from REEF Encounters in Okinawa Japan.  Discussing wreck diving and search for new shipwrecks.  

Report from DEMA 2011 about Rebreather Forum 3.0. Interview with Roz Lunn and Brian Caney. For more info :   ** Subscribe Free: ** Facebook:

Beneath the Sea 2011 Sound Scene Tour.Interviews with DUI. Shark Research Institute, Dr Nic Bird at DAN and Seabase 1. Featuring dive travel to the 1000 Islands, Adventure Travel, SingleDivers dot com.

SEG1: Interview with Dive Saftery Officer  John Hanzel of the New England Aquarium in Boston MA. SEG2: Titan Dive Gear Lighting Systems: Interview Dr. Randy Klein-Gross, Ph.D.  about the Titan Gear Hydrolight Systems including the SCULA (SCULA - Self Contained Underwater Lighting Apparatus. Self contained primary dive lights) SEG3: Diver’s Alert Network: Interview with DAN Research Director Petar Denoble about a recent study Fatal recreational diving accidents 1997-2006: an update from the DAN dive accident and fatality data.

SEG1: PFO Study SEG2. SILENT DIVING UPDATE with Mike Fowler SEG3. DAN Emergency Hotline The new number is: 919-684-9111DAN's medical staff is on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to handle diving emergencies such as decompression sickness, arterial gas embolism, pulmonary barotrauma, or other serious diving-related injuries. When you call the DAN Emergency Hotline 919-684-9111:    

Beneath the Sea 2010 Sound Scene Tourhttp://www.myspace.com/ottosnychttp://www.beneaththesea.org/http://www.mantaind.com/http://www.stcroixscuba.com/http://www.edba.com/http://njhda.org/http://www.conchrepublicdivers.com/http://www.lubricationtechnology.com/sitemap.htmhttp://www.epa.gov/bold/schedule.htmlhttp://www.trukodyssey.com/

PD106: SEGEMENT 1 Annual NSS-CDS Workshop: “2010: an Innerspace Odyssey” May 21-23, 2010…. Otter Springs, Florida  SEGMENT 2: Interview with Dr. Thomas J. Goreau about Coral Reef Restoration and the use of BioRock  Dr. Goreau is the President of the Global Coral Reef Alliance. The GCRA is a coalition of volunteer scientists, divers, environmentalists and other individuals and organizations, committed to coral reef preservation. Global Coral Reef Alliance   37 Pleasant Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USA

PD104: Interview with Capt. Al Pyatak. He is the Captain and owner of the dive boat SEA LION. Al Pyatak is the holder of a USCG 100 Ton Near Coastal Masters License with Aux Sail and Commercial Towing endorsements. He IANTD and TDI Technical Nitrox Instructor, Tri-Mix Instructor, NACD Full Cave Certified, NSS/CDS Full Cave Certified, Mixed Gas Diver since 1989 and holder of IANTD Tri-Mix Diver certification #1.

SEGMENT 1: Life Raft Survival & Rescue at Sea: Interview with Charles Daneko of WINSLOW® LifeRaft Company  SEGMENT 2: Diving on the Wrecks of Truk Lagoon with Captain Mike Gerkin: 

PD83: Martin Stepanek Free diving champion and instructor talks about his work with Oceana. Interview with ND-1 J.R. Hott USN (NEDU) about the US Navy Diving program.

Diving in ICELAND

PD100:  and HAPPY HOLIDAYS: To a great diving year in 2008 and to another great diving year in 2009. Welcome to the 4th season of Pod Diver Radio! SEGMENT 1: Joe Cocozza sums up PDR IN 2008 SEGMENT 2: 2009 PODCAST EPISODES WILL BE SUBJECT SPECIFIC.  SEGMENT 3: Shipwreck Diving on the Dive Boat Sea Lion. CCR diving on the SS Delaware and artifact recovery on the MV Stolt Dagali. Travel tip! Don’t stay at MOTEL 6 in Fort Lauderdale, it is STILL infested with roaches!

PD98: Free diving and spearfishing on the shipwreck in the Florida Keys. Audio interview with underwater hunter Alex Pedera.

PD96: A- BLOCK: WRECK DIVING IN BERMUDA Charlie Greene of Bermuda Scuba tells us about the various shipwrecks of Bermuda and Jacquelyn Bisset’s wet t-shirt. B- BLOCK: KIDS SEA CAMP. Kids Sea Camp is a fun-filled vacation for families who love the ocean. A full week's schedule of events and educational programs promises great times and learning experiences for kids age 4-15. C-BLOCK: MONMOUTH CAVE SYSTEM Jill Heinerth takes us sump diving. D-BLOCK DIVING UNEXSO. Located in Port Lucaya. A wide variety of tropical diving adventures await you at UNEXSO, the only place in the world where you can dive in the open ocean with dolphins, dive with sharks, and explore the mystery of sunken ships on a single dive vacation. 

1. EVOLUTION CCR TRAINING at Conch Republic Divers in Key Largo Florida. Richie Kohler teaches Joe Cocozza how to fly his new Evolution Rebreather.  2. Training Agency Review. NAUI. National Assoc of Underwater Instructors. 3. Cave Diving in Grand Bahamas Island with Christina Zenato of UNEXSO.

A- BLOCK: Database of tech divers. B- BLOCK: The EVOLUTION PLUS: Silent Diving Systems. C-BLOCK SUDS in Key Largo Florida: Soldiers Undertaking Disabled Scuba (SUDS) at Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) is designed to help improve the lives of injured soldiers returning from Iraq & Afghanistan. By training the soldiers in a challenging & rewarding activity it can help facilitate the rehabilitation process & promote mobility. Offering this venue provides the soldier with a sport they can enjoy throughout their life.  Please support our wounded warfighters by going to http://www.sudsdiving.org/ SUDS is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization & a chapter of the Wounded Warrior / Disabled Sports Project.D- BLOCK: Dr. Phil Nuytten, is recognized as one of the pioneers of the diving industry worldwide. Dr. Nuytten has invented and developed a patented rotary joint technology for use in the revolutionary diving suit called the NEWTSUIT.His current work is aimed at progressing the concepts of deep w

PD87 Divers Alert Network:  2008 Technical Diving Conference. The two-day conference, planned for Jan. 18-19, 2008, in Durham, N.C., will feature four half-day workshops. Discussions will include the operational and medical aspects of technical diving. The forum will also address ways to improve effectiveness and safety.Workshops OverviewPHYSIOLOGY WORKSHOP PLANRespirationNormal respiration and gas exchange at sea level with emphasis on oxygen uptake, CO2 elimination, and ventilatory control. Dependency of CO2 elimination on ventilation. CO2 retention and individual susceptibility. Effects of tidal volume and dead space on alveolar ventilation. Hypo- and hyperventilation. Ventilatory capacity, physical fitness, and respiratory muscle fatigue. Effects of immersion and gas density. Airway collapse and effort independent expiratory flow. Equipment dead space, static lung load, breathing resistance, and work of breathing. Effect of HPNS on respiration. Case reports.CNS Oxygen ToxicityRelevant mechanisms of CNS t

PD-86 A- BLOCK: NACD BAG-O-SWAG. B- BLOCK: Divers Alert Network: Oxygen Provider Course.C- BLOCK: NAVY EXPERMENTAL DIVE UNIT (NEDU) with Petty Officer First Class J.R. Hott.

PD85: Fitness and DivingDr Neil Pollack of Divers Alert Network talks about fitness and scuba diving. We also talk with Nancy Easterbrook of Dive Tech Grand Cayman talks about CCR Diving and INNER SPACE.  

A- BLOCK: OCEANA TALKS ABOUT saving our seas and the awful practice of Shark Fining. B- BLOCK: DAN: Dr Richard Vann talks about the upcoming Tech Diving Conferance. C- BLOCK: Sound scence tour. Richie Kohler in New York City.