DeeperBlue is producing a weekly podcast that will discuss topics of interest to scuba divers, freedivers, dive travel, and ocean advocates. The first episodes feature Hugh Pearson, Paul Toomer, William Trubridge, and Dawn Karnegis.
Wetpixel Moderator, Mike Veitch has released episode 13 of the Underwater Tribe Diving and Adventure Podcast series. It features Aaron “Bertie” Gekoski, who is a wildlife photographer and television presenter who specializes in exposing the cruel treatment of wildlife. Aaron joins us in the studio to discuss how he became involved in this field along with a little of his personal history. Stay tuned for the images at the end to see exactly what happens in the wildlife tourism industry.
Wetpixel Moderator, Mike Veitch has released episode 9 of the Underwater Tribe Diving and Adventure Podcast. It features photographer Ethan Daniels. Previous podcasts have featured Gray Bevan, Serge Abourjeily, Graham Abbott, Christian Loader, Oli Christen, Marianne Nyegaard, Jenny Karmy and Rich Horner among others.
Wetpixel Moderator, Mike Veitch has released episode 8 of the Underwater Tribe Diving and Adventure Podcast. It features Marianne Nyegaard and Jenny Karmy of the Bali Sunfish organization . Previous podcasts have featured Gray Bevan, Serge Abourjeily, Graham Abbott, Christian Loader, Oli Christen, and Rich Horner among others.
Wetpixel Moderator, Mike Veitch has released episode 7 of the Underwater Tribe Diving and Adventure Podcast. It features conservation film makers, “The Jetlagged”. Previous podcasts have featured Gray Bevan, Serge Abourjeily, Graham Abbott, Christian Loader, Oli Christen, and Rich Horner.
MasterWildlifeFilmmaking has posted a podcast featuring award winning cinematographers Howard and Michelle Hall.
DiveFilm HD Video podcast has released a new free podcast on iTunes about Antarctica’s Weddell seals (Leptonychotes weddellii), produced by Mary Lynn Price working with an Antarctica science group, B-009. The video includes some spectacular new underwater footage by musician and videographer Henry Kaiser, courtesy of Antarctica project B-470.