PDR 3.0: POD DIVER RADIO

PD68: 1. PADI; Search and Recovery 2. D.A.N. Tech Time with Richard Vann PhD. Helium as a dive gas. 3. Celebrity Instructor 4. Diving the USS Monitor with Joel Silberstein of TDL ** Contact Joe Cocozza at poddiver@gmail.com ** Contact Rescue Diver Rachel at rcocozza@gmail.com

PD67: 1. NJ Shipwreck Museum.2. D.A.N. Tech Time with Richard Vann PhD. Nitrogen Narcosis 3. Progressive penetration 4. TDI TRIMIX Training with Brian Carney

On this classic episode of Pod Diver Radio, Joe and Rescue Diver Rachel gear up for Beneath the Sea 2007 and take a deep dive into the world of technical diving and rebreathers. First, Joe talks with Steve Martell of PADI DSAT (Diving Science and Technology) about how modern scuba training is really built—learning objectives, curriculum design, and why today's dive courses look more like real educ...

1: Cave Diving death at Jackson Blue 2. Interview with RADM DeBoius of the NOAA Corps 3. PADI Specialty of the Month: UNDERWATER NAVIGATION. LISTEN TO AUDIO HERE

SHOW NOTES: 1. Split Fin Debate/Cave dive review 2. GREENFORCE LIGHTING SYSTEMS 3. DIVE RITE TRANSPAC INTERVIEW WITH LAMAR HIRES

Interview with Ralph DiPanfilo of NSS-CDS. Ralph discussed the 5 rules of Cave Diving and Accident Analysis of Cave Diving Deaths. Time: 37:57

-Cambrian Foundation Gala: Sign up amy@cambrianfoundation.org -PADI Specialty of the Month EANx ( Enriched Air Nitrox ) -NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries. LISTEN AND DOWNLOAD AUDIO HERE

Diver Deaths on USCGC HEALY. In August of 2006, the US Coast Guard Cutter Healy (WAGB-20) was on Arctic Patrol. Military divers. Lt. Jessica Hill and PO2 Stephen Duque died during Arctic Ocean diving operations. After reading the after action reports, Joe Cocozza gives his expert opinion and analysis of the incident. The USCG report is here for download http://www.uscg.mil/foia/Healy/HealyFDL.pdf

Ginnie Springs 30th Anniversary: Sound scene tour and interview with Karl Shreeves of PADI DSAT at the 30th Anniversary Celebration at Ginnie Springs Outdoors at the site of the "Devils" Cave System. We discuss the history of Ginnie Springs as well the future of Rebreathers.

DEMA 2007 Interview w/ Dr Petar Denoble from Divers Alert Network. Dr. Denoble discusses: Decompression theory and application. Empirical testing and Doppler studies and working on with Richie Kohler and John Chatterton on an expedition to the RMS Britannic for the TV Series Deep Sea Detectives.

- KEY WEST: REEFMAKERS - Equipent Review : OXYCHEQ - Pretty Fish diving in St. Croix the USVI LISTEN AND DOWNLOAD AUDIO FILE HERE

1. Sound Scene Tour of DEMA 2006, Orlando Florida 2. D-BLOCK: Frankie sleeps with the fishes. 3. E-BLOCK: NOAA's National Undersea Research Project. DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN TO AUDIO FILE

PD-51 Interview with Dr Bill Huth PhD, Science Director for National Speleological Society Cave Diving Section (NSS-CDS). Dr. Huth is an Environmental Economist and discusses water resources management and the health of Floridian aquifer. www.nsscds.com DOWNLOAD AUDIO FILE AND LISTEN HERE

PD-50 : THE NOAA DIVE PROGRAM. Interview with Steve Gittings. NOAA Divemaster and Scientist.

Philippe Cousteau Interview. Philippe Cousteau is the grandson of Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau.

PD45: Part 1. Interview with CAVE DIVING PIONEER Bill "HOGARTH" Main, the originator of the HOGARTHIAN or the HOG. We talk with Bill after a dive at Devils System. Bill Main talks about the past and future of cave diving. Part 2. We talk with Kate Thompson about Great Lakes shipwreck diving in the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

PD44: NOAA's National Undersea Research Program and the Aquarius Habitat. Interview NURP Deputy Director/ Commander Karen Kohanwich. We discuss the history and future of undersea habitats. We also discuss NOAA's work with NASA on the NEEMO Project.

Audio Interview with Brian Kakuk. Brian is a former US Navy Diver. Today Brian is one of the world foremost Cave diving expolores andtech diving instructors.

B-BLOCK: NOAA Outreach with John Stevenson. C-BLOCK: CCR design with Peter Ready D-BLOCK: POD DIVER RADIO NEWS E-BLOCK: Diving the USS Oriskany

B-BLOCK: One-year anniversary episode. C-BLOCK: Aquatic Cave conservation with Ralph D of NSS-CDS. D-BLOCK: Listing of podcast subjects from year 1. E-BLOCK: OMS discusses their new HID light. THE PHANTOM. F-BLOCK: Don Tipton talks about photography and the PADI diving society.

Karl Shreeves of PADI DSAT discusses physical fitness and technical diving.

In this extended episode of Pod Diver Radio, we cover a lot of water. We kick off with a chat about training, cave plans, and knowing when to call a dive before an injury calls you. From there, we jump to New York City, where podcasting and media trends at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts meet grassroots scuba storytelling. The main feature is a deep-dive interview with Dan Orr, President & CEO of D...

On this extended tech-diving edition of Pod Diver Radio, we start in the woods of upstate New York at OMS headquarters and end 420 feet down on a British battleship standing vertically on the seafloor. First, Joe visits OMS HQ and sits down with Technical Director Jack Stanton to talk about how OMS was born in the cold, deep wrecks of the Northeast, grew up alongside the early "outlaw" days of tec...

PD36: 1. VR3 Dive Computer 2. SPORT DIVER INTERACTIVE. 3. Captain Gary K. interview. Tech diving on the Island of St Vincent's. 4. Dive Alert.

On this episode of Pod Diver Radio, host Joe Cocozza and Rescue Diver Rachel kick things off with a chilly New Jersey reality check: teaching a PADI Open Water Diver class in a just-opened backyard pool on a 48°F rainy day. From gear selection at Divers Two to managing nervous new students (including one worried about things that might eat her in the water), Joe walks through how he introduces mas...