Join Jill and Robert on a nice walk in the woods where they discuss the future of dive shows and conferences, endless air travel and more…
Author: JillHeinerth
Women’s Dive Day
Here’s a bonus podcast – Jill and Robert discuss Women’s Dive Day and Jill shares her insight, from proper-fitting dive gear to dive travel safety and support organizations. Here’s a link to the Youtube video Jill promised about female outdoor urination products:
We Found Shackleton’s Ship Quest
The 2024 Shackleton Quest Expedition team poses with the flag of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society on the deck of LeeWay Odyssey the morning after the find. Standing, left to right: Geir Kløver, Derek Lee, Jan Chojecki, John Geiger, Tore Topp, Katherine Smalley, Mark Pathy, Craig Bulger. Kneeling, left to right: Sarah Walsh, Martin Brooks, Antoine Normandin, David Mearns, Jill Heinerth, Alexandra Pope. (Photo: Jill Heinerth/Can Geo)
The Expedition Optimism Mindset Ep. 64
How to maintain optimism among your team when faced with unexpected challenges. Jill and Robert recorded this while walking the Tip to Tip trail at Burritts Rapids on the Rideau Canal, near Ottawa. A very cold, windy day! Here are some links:
Diving Into The Darkness – a new feature documentary about Jill’s life as an underwater explorer. Diving Into The Darkness Film
Info about Burritts Rapids
Technical Issues Have Been Resolved
You may have noticed that several podcast episodes have not posted to this site. You may have been met with a “Critical Error” message. Well, Robert sorted this out and a hammer may or may not have been deployed. Anyway, all good now and future episodes will be posted here again! Thanks.
Diving Ottawa River Caves and Our Next Newfoundland Project
Jill and Robert with a mid-summer update on the Ottawa River caves where Jill is assisting a team of Canadian Fisheries and Oceans scientists with important ecosystem research. And a preview of the upcoming Newfoundland expedition documenting WWII wrecks and some new discoveries. More at www.IntoThePlanet.com
Jill and Young Ocean Professional Kayla Martin – Saving the Planet
Jill and young marine scientist Kayla Martin talk underwater photography, video, technical scuba diving and basically how young people will save the planet. Kayla’s website : http://loveofdiving.com
Snow Squalls, Valerie “Shark Lady” Taylor, Thai Cave Rescue and Awards
We almost recorded this episode outside! Jill shares her film festival experience with “Playing With Sharks” about shark lady Valerie Taylor and “The Rescue” documentary with Richard “Harry” Harris. And, although well-earned, sometimes receiving awards can be kind of tricky. Episode 46.
How To Be A Great Podcast Guest Or Host
After giving hundreds of interviews and keynote presentations, Jill has learned a few important tips and tricks to be the best interviewee or interviewer on TV, Radio and Podcasts. A former radio host, live concert audio mixer, and journalist, Robert knows a thing or two about sounding good and getting your point across in interviews. Listen to this podcast and be a better podcaster or guest – maybe both.
Some Mics to consider for better audio results:
Blue Yeti
Blue Snowball
Rode NT USB Mini
Flying Boats, Losing Drones, Minus 32C Weather and the Geography of the Mississippi
Jill tells tales of flying boats while filming a PBS documentary series. How to lose your camera drone, and Robert gives up on everything in -32C freezing weather. And a geography lesson about Canada’s “other” Mississippi river. Below is a link to “Water’s Journey, The River Returns” the film Jill refers to in the podcast.