This week on the podcast, a monk seal has been exiled to keep them away from divers, the shipwreck of Shackleton’s final ship has been found and various other news stories over the previous week or twohttps://www.scubadivermag.com/monk-seal-exiled-to-remote-island-to-protect-divers/https://www.scubadivermag.com/royal-canadian-geographical-society-finds-wreck-of-shackletons-last-ship-quest/https://www.scubadivermag.com/reel-diving-uk-takes-over-divemaster-scuba/https://www.scubadivermag.com/oc...

This week on the podcast, the underwater photography world mourns the loss of one of the greats who wrote the book on underwater photography. The family of a 13-year-old diver who was lost at sea is suing the resort over the death. And a diver has died taking part in a lake cleanup but, reports are unclear on his qualificationshttps://www.scubadivermag.com/underwater-photography-world-mourns-renowned-uwp-guru-martin-edge/https://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/13-year-old-divers-parents...

This week, it looks like DPV manufacturer ScubaJet has begun insolvency proceedings. PADI has distributed half a million dollars in their Project Aware campaign. Dorset coastguard have called off the search for a missing diver. And the Pearl Fleet has commented on a viral video of a shark-dive that didn’t go so wellhttps://taucher.net/diveinside-insolvency_proceedings_at_scubajet-kaz9246https://divernet.com/scuba-news/conservation/padi-aware-distributes-500k-in-mission-hub-grants/https://www....

This week, Saudi Arabia is looking to buy Sharm El Sheikh, a man has been fined for attempting to jump on a killer whale in a video online and a few other worrying videos are popping up on social mediahttps://divemagazine.com/scuba-diving-news/saudi-arabia-offers-to-buy-part-of-sharm-el-sheikh-from-egypthttps://www.scubadivermag.com/get-the-kettle-on-join-bite-backs-big-brew-for-the-blue/https://www.scubadivermag.com/orca-body-slammer-fined-for-stupid-behaviour/https://www.scuba.com/p-atmb2xd...

This week, tickets for our digital screening of Diving Into the Darkness are available, A British scuba diver who saved her twin sister’s life in Mexico by repeatedly punching an aggressive crocodile three years ago has been awarded the King’s Gallantry Medal. An Australian stripper is facing prison for diving for cocaine that Police had already confiscated and Shearwater release an air-integrated version of their Peregrine computer.https://www.scubadivermag.com/join-special-virtual-screening...

This week, we have the account of one of the divers on board the Sea Safari VII fire that contradicts the official timeline. The captain of the conception liveabord has been sentenced to four years in jail after his appeal failed. There’s a new subscription-based training agency out there that’s turning some heads and according to training numbers, more and more women are qualifying than ever before.https://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/blazing-dive-boat-evacuation-chaotic-say-uk-dive...

This week, breaking news of a boat fire in Indonesia. A new blue hole in Mexico is believed to be the deepest in the world. A UK coroner records first IPO verdict on snorkeller. And the Tobago House of Assembly rather quickly withdrew a ten thousand dollar reward for the capture of a bullshark after massive backlash https://www.scubadivermag.com/deepest-blue-hole-now-mexicos-but-how-low-does-it-go/https://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/british-tourist-injured-in-tobago-shark-encou...

This week, a diver searching for fossils in a river ended a dive being pinned to the floor by an alligator, the captain of the conception boat fire has lost his bid to secure a retrial and several underwater records have been broken from freediving to dominos.https://www.scubadivermag.com/diver-ooa-at-15m-while-pinned-under-alligator/https://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/dive-liveaboard-captains-retrial-bid-overturned/https://divernet.com/scuba-diving/what-happens-to-a-diver-charged-w...

This week, courts have sided with Netflix in a defamation lawsuit after a movie painted him in a bad light. A diving destination is in hot water for holding onto divers deposits and blanking them stating that they are closed for business even though their website says otherwise and the great barrier reef has just experienced it’s worst coral bleaching heatwave in history that some are describing as an underwater...

This week, I’m going to be covering the death of Jared Hires who was a very well known and loved member of the diving community and general manager of Dive Rite who died this week on a dive in the Plura Cave system in Norway which is the same cave system as the 2016 documentary Diving into the unknown where a team of divers risk their lives and legal repercussions to recover the remains of their friend who also died in the cave system. Now, I’m going to be reading through the DAN preliminary...

This week, the first ever woman cave diver is being recognised into the Women Divers Hall Of Fame. A study has shown that MPAs are making a huge difference in the waters where they’re enforced and there’s a new underwater museum being created with loads of artifacts for you to check...

This week an extreme shift in the weather conditions in Malta led to emergency services rescuing 17 divers out at sea. The department of wildlife and fish is facing a 30 thousand dollar fine following the death of one of their staff during a routing snorkelling survey. A new nominee is to be inducted into the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame in recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to the diving world. And this month PADI has introduced their youngest course director to date...

This week a very sad story where a son loses his father on a dive only weeks after losing his mother to cancer, a study on coral reef restoration has found a new way to speed up coral growth and by identifying the guns of a shipwreck that was first found over thirty years...

This week on the podcast, two divers have been sucked into a dam inlet on a dive, highlighting the dangers of diving around dams and waterways, trolling in Malta is putting scuba divers in serious dangers leading to protests, and two new specialty courses have been...

This week on the podcast, The RNLI celebrates its 200th anniversary, two more liveaboard fires have been reported, a breakdown for last weekend’s GO Diving Show here in the UK, a seal has been biting scuba divers in South Africa and more stories RNLI https://divernet.com/scuba-diving/how-many-divers-has-200-year-old-rnli-saved/  Liveaboard...

Ghostship Oil Spill in Tobago #scuba #news #podcast https://godivingshow.com This week on the podcast, an oil-spill caused by an unidentified ship that made no distress calls in Tobago is under investigation, a newly discovered shipwreck in the Black Sea is yet to be identified due to the large amount of ghost gear that needs to be removed first and a spooked shark collides with several scuba divers in the...

This week on the podcast, Plans for the defunct National Diving & Activity Centre (NDAC) inland diving facility to get a new lease of life at a location near Neath in south Wales have taken a step forward. A van stolen from a dive center in sheffield has been recovered and a documentary film maker is asking for any footage of wild orcas any divers may...

This week on the podcast, a US marine robotics company believes it found the remains of Amelia Earhart’s long-lost aeroplane 5km deep in the Pacific. British Divers use their skills and emergency equipment to save an old lady and there’s a new alternative to Valentine's Day flowers that helps coral...

This week on the podcast, a diver has been injured by a propellor strike in the maldives, a report has found the oil company responsible of the death of four divers due to gross negligence and a reef in the US has been named the largest in the...

This week on the podcast, SDI has a new professional rationing for Instructors to fill in a gap in their Instructor hierarchy. A boy has been bitten by a shark in an aquarium experience. Divers discovered and then had to recover human remains because the local police force doesn’t have a dive team and more...

This week on the podcast, some new dive equipment more than a few accidents this week, there’s a nice story about a guy who’s making art out of beach debris but, a few divers have been hurt and killed recently and DAN insurance have responded with how they plan to improve their procedures. There’s also an interesting statement, from the training agency RAID that seems to be a response to an unconfirmed statement from PADI about dive centers in...

This week on the podcast, scuba divers have solved two more cold cases, a capsized dive boat has left two people lost at sea, a new study has shown how shipwrecks impact the ecosystem around them and much...

https://scubapro.com This week on the podcast, a new scuba diving app that might help you find your next diving course or career, the DeepBlu App servers are going offline, and a new behind the scenes footage of James Cameron’s The Abyss is set to be released with the 4K version of the...

This week on the podcast, a statement from the company behind Indo Siren after the fire last week, plans for a new deep diving pool in the US, a pair of manatees are to be released from a theme park and UK divers have discovered the deepest evidence for coral bleaching at 90m...