On a Canadian blizzard snow day, Jill and Robert talk about the ducks on the river, how humans and the planet are not exactly getting along, climate change and the Three Stooges.
Ducks, 3 Stooges, Blizzards, and Climate Change
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.
Cold Weather Diving, Copyright for Creators and Underwater Ice Hockey
Jill gives her tips for cold weather diving, including what gear to wear and how to safely use suit, glove and foot heaters. Jill and Robert explain why they create all the music for their creative projects because of tight copyright regulations. Oh, and a bit about how to set up an underwater ice hockey game!
Predictions for 2022
Jill and Robert’s annual predictions podcast. We discuss what we think will happen in the scuba diving and outdoor adventure industries for 2022. We also talk a bit about climate, UFOs, Art Bell and Lizard People!
Jill’s Advanced Boat Training and More Covid for the Holidays
Jill travels to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada for advanced commercial vessel boat training and gets in the dunk tank. Robert and Jill share a bit about their recent cave diving trip to Florida, USA. And they discuss complacency and normalization of deviance regarding Covid-19 precautions. All this, and pens in the ears on this episode!
Tips For Traveling With Scuba and Camera Gear
After a long hiatus, we are travelling to dive and shoot underwater videos again! JIll shares travel tips and tricks she’s learned from a long career flying around the world with lots of photo, video, and scuba diving gear.
Cold Weather Diving Tips, Landslides and Covid Passports Ep. 35
Jill and Robert discuss cold weather scuba diving tips, and what to wear under your dry suit. Landslides and floods in Western Canada remind us that there is more to Climate Change than rising sea levels and melting glaciers. A look at the Covid passport situation.
Jill receives gear support from Fourth Element and Santi Diving from time to time. Over the years, she has also received equipment from other great suit manufacturers including Weezle, Ursuit, Waterproof and Bare. The generosity of manufacturers helps support her active diving career.
Links:
Fourth Element – https://fourthelement.com
Santi Diving – https://santidiving.com
Sealskinz – https://www.sealskinz.com
SmartWool (good source of durable merino products) – https://smartwool.comhttps://smartwool.com
Jill Is Officially a Canadian Legend Now…
It is official: Jill Heinerth is a legend. We share her induction to the Mississauga Legend’s Row where she is in great company with fellow inductee and Rock & Roll pioneer Ronnie Hawkins and the world’s greatest mayor Hazel McCallion. Robert is still failing miserably at his How to be a Canadian tests, and the U.S./Canada border is now officially open!
Jill’s Legend’s Kiosk:
Jill Travels to BC and Robert Gets Canadian Lessons
Jill travels for the first time in 18 months to British Columbia to present a lecture at the University of Victoria and shares her airport experiences and BC Hot Tub Boating. Robert practices speaking Canadian but still has a long way to go.
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Bonus – Art Bell Interviews Jill Heinerth Nov. 2015
Jill is interviewed by legendary talk radio host Art Bell of Coast to Coast AM fame. From his radio show Midnight in the Desert in November, 2015.
