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This week Greg The Divemaster and friends broadcast from Jules Undersea Lodge in Key Largo to join the History of Diving Museum for Vintage Dive Days! Looking for HOUR2?

This hour Lisa from the History of Diving Museum checks in from their Vintage Dive Days event at Jules Undersea Lodge. Plus we dive deeper with the ladies of ScubaRadio. Looking for HOUR1?

Send us a textWe recently spent a long weekend in the Florida Keys !   This has been a Bucket List trip for us for quite awhile, and we had an amazing trip and we're glad to share it with you !   There's a lot to talk about, so we're splitting this into two episodes.   In this second of two episodes, we'll talk about the trip back from Key West and and overnight stay in Islamorada, as well as a fun stop we made in the Everglades on our way back to our home in Tampa.Our Links  :Subscribe to our Newsletterwww.FloridaTravelFanatics.comOur YouTube ChannelInstagramTwitterMonthly $$ contribution to help support our PodcastJoin our Facebook GroupEmail  :  contact@FloridaTravelFanatics.comMel's Hot Dog Restaurant near Busch Gardens TampaTampa Citipass (great price on 5 major attractions in Tampa)Local Miami news story about the new Publix with boat dock in Hollywood Beach VisitFlorida.com article about Holiday Boat Parades in FloridaFloridaRambler.com comprehensive list of Holiday Boat Parades in FloridaTrans Siberian Orchestra websiteRagged Edge Resort and Marina, IslamoradaMangrove Mike's breakfast cafe, IslamoradaHistory of Diving Museum, IslamoradaClyde Butcher's Everglades Photography GallerySupport the show

Every scuba diver must visit this location at some point in their life. My only regret is not going sooner. We noticed that it's just as mind-blowing to non-divers and kids as it is to certified divers. I also believe it inspires many to go and get involved in the world of scuba diving. In this interview, I speak with the executive director, Lisa Mongelia while at the DEMA Show. She not only gives us some foundational history, but some of the most interesting points and facts about the museum itself.  I also found the little hidden Playmobile divers to be wildly fun, in an Easter-eggy kinda way! The history of Diving Museum is a first-class operation with extremely fine attention to detail. This is every diver's bucket-list destination, and it's perfectly situated in the Florida Keys, on Islamorada.  From sound effects to things you can touch, we got the vibe of being transported somewhere else. I was shocked at the number of dive helmets and suits that exist out there and loved the timeline and facts along the floor as we walked from one exhibit to the next. They displayed everything from earliest Seibe Gorman dive helmets to the Mark V, as well as all regular scuba diving milestones and even the submersible Jim Suits (atmosphere dive suits). This was one of my all-time favorite maritime attractions, and I will be back! PS I think what really makes this one pop is tha fact that it's right in between SO much scuba diving (between Key Largo and Key West). It just fits. Contact the History of Diving Museum: https://divingmuseum.org/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheDivingmuseum https://www.facebook.com/divingmuseum/ https://www.instagram.com/divingmuseum/ 82990 Overseas Hwy, Islamorada, FL 33036 (305) 664-9737 info@divingmuseum.org — Kenny Dyal is the host of The Scuba Diving Podcast: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kenny_dyal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweetwater_scuba Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realkennydyal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kennydyal Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealKennyDyal www.sweetwaterscuba.com

This week on the podcast, The first compensation payments for expenses incurred in the deaths of 34 people who died when the Californian dive liveaboard Conception caught fire in 2019 have been ordered by a US federal judge – though whether its captain Jerry Boylan is in a position to foot the bill remains unclear. Cradles for baby corals designed to frustrate toothy predators such as parrotfish could be deployed as part of a drive to rehabilitate reefs hit by disturbance events such as coral-bleaching. The Diving Museum in Gosport has been closed during 2024 for restoration of its “damp Grade II* listed building” but has ambitious plans to reopen from next June, drier and with new exhibitions.https://www.scubadivermag.com/still-free-conception-captain-ordered-to-pay-up/ https://divernet.com/scuba-news/conservation/drying-out-diving-museum-needs-support/ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz07721y33xo https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6p2rk2gkx4o https://www.scubadivermag.com/anti-parrot-cradles-a-coral-game-changer/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SYlATuvJcghttps://fourthelement.com/product/tech-fin/Websitehttps://www.scubadivermag.comInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/scubadivermagazine/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/scubadivermag/YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/ScubaDiverMagazine/Scuba Diver Magazinescubadivermag.com/subscriptions

This week Greg The Divemaster and friends head south to the Florida Keys to check in with the History of Diving Museum and dive with Captain Slates Atlantis Dive Center. Looking for HOUR2?

Amoray Dive Resort is the only dedicated dive resort in the Florida Keys.  In fact, Key Largo is considered the “Scuba Diving Capital of the World”. Jeff Gneiser (and his wife, Cynthia) own the PADI 5 Star Dive Operation that operates with the resort. Jeff sat down with me to tell the story of how they've renovated and expanded the facility, and what it takes to be a 2023 and 2024 award-winning dive operation. They took us to the reefs and the famous Spiegel Grove shipwreck, and we stayed a few nights at the resort. After seeing some of the local sites like The History of Diving Museum (and feeding the tarpon at Robbie's) we even had dinner with the two of them at what is now our new favorite waterside dive. This is someone who has it together and loves his work. If you want a peek into what the dream looks like, this is it. For a discount offered directly by the resort: Rate code: sweetwater10 Booking link: https://hotels.cloudbeds.com/reservation/o1m6rL#promo=sweetwater10 104250 Overseas Highway Key Largo, FL 33037 Reservations: 800-426-6729 Phone: 305-451-3595 amoraydive@amoray.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amoraydiveresort/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amoraydiveresort – Kenny Dyal is the host of The Scuba Diving Podcast: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kenny_dyal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweetwater_scuba Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realkennydyal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kennydyal X: https://twitter.com/RealKennyDyal www.sweetwaterscuba.com

This hour the SR crew check in with the History of Diving Museum in the Florida Keys. Plus Crystal River is known for Manatees, but now for Bull Sharks too? Looking for HOUR1?

This hour we check in with the History of Diving Museum, Jerry Beaty about Yap days, and Jared from NexDive.com. Looking for HOUR1?

Wet Notes Updates Changes at Aqualung DEMA Town Hall meetings regarding 2024 show New industry trade magazine from William Cline Latest edition of Scuba Diving Magazine New Fourth Element Arctic undergarment History of Diving Museum 2024 Immerse Yourself series The first seven books on my 2024 reading list - The Underworld by Susan Casey Trojan Odyssey by Clive Cussler Rocket Men by Robert Kurson Black Wind coauthored by Clive and Dirk Cussler Ocean Outbreak by Drew Harvell  Treasure of Khan also by Clive and Dirk and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Fredrick Stonhouse

This hour we check in with what's happening at the History of Diving Museum. Plus what you otter know about diving in California lakes. Looking for HOUR1?

This hour the SR crew check into Ocean Point Suites in the Keys before heading over to the History of Diving Museum in Islamorada. Looking for HOUR1?

Thomas Lockyear is manager of the Museum of the Everglades in Everglades City, Florida. He made his living as a musician from the late 80s until the early 2000s, first as a keyboardist for the band My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, and then as the frontman and songwriter for the Electric Hellfire club. They toured extensively in the U.S. and recorded five full-length albums. He then put music aside and moved to Key West to start over in 2005 and has now been a museum professional for 17 years. Thomas has served as curator at the Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum, and at Historic Pigeon Key. He was then Executive Director of the History of Diving Museum in Islamorada before taking on his current role at Museum of the Everglades.   

PADI Club has two trips planned for 2023. The first trip is to Belize running July 29 to August 5 and the second trip is in October to Bonaire. That trip will run from October 7 - 14. The History of Diving Museum has a new exhibit - Aquanauts to Astronauts. This exhibit opened on May 20, 2023 and runs through December 31, 2023 and will educate folks on the unique relationship between diving and space exploration. The latest edition of Alert Diver from Divers Alert Network is out. A great publication with a wealth of information. In this edition you can learn about protecting Hawaiian fishes, crime scene investigation and unique ways to share air in an emergency. There is something for everyone in this edition. Commentary My non-profit - Scuba Educational Alliance of Connecticut is in the midst of teaching an open water class for one of our local high schools. Listen how rewarding this course has been for both the students and me. In this episode of Sea Hunt - Mike and his UDT buddy Sam Carter are working on salvaging a wreck that they have found when they encounter underwater pirates. A reverse booby trap trips up the pirates and Mike and Sam must save one of the bad guys.

Trace mankind's exploration of the underwater world with host Elizabeth Harryman Lasley and producer Jason Paton at the History of Diving Museum in Islamorada. Lisa Mongelia, the museum's executive director, takes us on a journey that begins in ancient times and continues through the evolution of diving helmets and suits, scuba diving, and deep-water investigation. Along the way, you'll see amazing examples of human ingenuity and maybe catch a glimpse of sunken treasure. And you might be surprised at the important role the Florida Keys have played in the development of undersea technologies! For more information, check out the History of Diving Museum at divingmuseum.org. For more details and travel inspiration, visit Fla-Keys.com. To call from the United States or Canada, dial 1 (800) FLA-KEYS or contact your travel advisor. Produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry.

This hour dive instructor Uncle Cal joins the crew to talk about his new book for beginner divers. Plus the History of Diving Museum channels the Grateful Dead for their latest event. Looking for HOUR1?

Lisa is the Executive Director of the History of Diving Museum in Islamorada in the beautiful Florida Keys. She is an avid scuba diver and a great friend of the Lionfish Community. She has even helped us with our submarine project and was instrumental for helping us get our first dives up and running. About the museum - Over a span of forty years, Drs. Joe and Sally Bauer acquired one of the world's largest collections of diving helmets, hand-operated air pumps, armored suits, lights and other accessory gear, plus memorabilia, prints, photographs, books, film and video. Their passion took them to virtually every corner of the world and the Museum's collection now represents the contributions of more than 30 countries to diving history. As their research evolved and collections grew, the Bauers were inspired by the idea of using their collection—which had become one of the largest and most comprehensive in the world—as the basis for a museum to share their knowledge and passion for diving history with the public. Following the Bauers' retirement, they moved permanently from Cleveland, Ohio to the Florida Keys, the perfect location to establish what became The History of Diving Museum. https://www.divingmuseum.org/

Hawaii has recently banned shark fishing in Hawaiian waters. More protection for these apex predators. Sea turtles on the verge of extinction in the Maldives? Ghost Divers removing fishing nets from deep wrecks. Hear more about their latest effort. The Nautilus Lifeline Marine Rescue GPS. Should you be carrying one on your next dive? In addition to their new Rec Fins - Fourth Element is also releasing a Tech Fin in 2022. These fins look very cool. Immerse Yourself at the History of Diving Museum - virtually. Edward Ellsberg was not only known for his incredible salvage work prior to and during World War II, he was also a prolific author. Ellsberg graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1914, transferred to the Navy's Construction Corp in 1916 and became a leading expert in underwater salvage. He was in charge of the efforts to raise the wreck of the submarine S-51 from 132 feet. After leaving the Navy in 1926, Ellsberg started to write. His first book recounted the salvage efforts of S-51. The book was published in 1928 and is titled On The Bottom. Prior to World War II he continued his writing. His next three books were fiction about salvaging sunken treasure (30 Fathoms Deep), submarine warfare in World War I (Pig Boats) and S-54. He also wrote a trilogy of juvenile books on underwater adventure. Right before the war started he published Hell on Ice and Captain Paul. During World War II, Ellsberg led efforts to clear a Red Sea port of scuttled ships and dry docks. Then he led all salvage efforts in the Western Mediterranean. He also was largely responsible for setting up the artificial harbor during the D-Day invasion at Omaha Beach. He wrote another trilogy about his World War II work and includes, Under the Red Sea Sun, No Banners, No Bugles and The Far Shore.

REEF Fest 2021 is scheduled October 14 through October 17, 2021. Four great dives of activities - diving, kayaking, seminars, workshops, and social gatherings. Activities are also scheduled at John Pennekamp State Park, the Coral Restoration Foundation, the History of Diving Museum and the Florida Key Wild Bird Center. Olympus cameras are still available. A new company OM Digital Solution is producing the Olympus cameras, binoculars, and audio gear. You can check them out at getolympus.com. Some sobering news on Florida manatees. As of June 4, 2021 the mortality rate of the manatees is up 151%. So far this year 782 have already died. The record number for an entire year is 824. The cause is simply starvation. The sea grass is being killed off by over saturation of nutrients. Calls are going out to place the manatee back on the endangered list. Sea Hunt It's Still Alive takes us back to season 1 episode 26 - The Hero. In this episode, Mike is employed by a millionaire to teach him and his wife to dive so he can hunt big sharks and giant squid. Just who is the hero. It turns out to be the millionaire, Elliot Conway played by none other than Larry Hagman for Dallas and I Dream of Jeannie fame.

Today's installment of Wet Notes introduces you to a new BC tag being offered on Bonaire using recycled plastic. PADI has also recently announced that Project AWARE is now the PADI AWARE Foundation - leveraging the power of the PADI brand and operations. Oluwalu Reef on Maui is now a Mission Blue Hope Spot - great news for a reef that is under sever strength. If you are thinking about becoming a PADI Divemaster - learn about a new program from PADI - Introduction to PADI Divemaster. On this edition of Your Next Dive I take you to a dive mecca here in the United States - Key Largo. It is easy to get to, especially from the eastern part of the US. Being a dive mecca there are a number of dive operators there. Two options include Horizon Divers or Rainbow Reef. You can dive some great shallow reefs and wrecks (the City of Washington, the Hanna M. Bell or the Benwood) or get in some deeper wrecks (Spiegel Grove, Duane, Bibb). You'll have many options for dining or other topside activities like a visit to REEF HQ, the Coral Restoration Foundation or the History of Diving Museum.

This time on Wet Notes I talk about an interesting new exhibit at The History of Diving Museum in Islamorado, a t-shirt design contest from Ikelite, an important scuba tank safety note from PSI-PCI, diving with a purpose on Lake Tahoe and more. On this installment of Sea Hunt - It's Still Alive I review The Invader. This episode is from season 3 and premiered July 30, 1960. In this episode Mike Nelson is in a small unnamed Latin American country where he is assigned to create an underwater demolition team. While he is completing his assignment, a revolution takes place, the President is abducted and Mike with his team (that includes a traitor) develop the plan to rescue El Presidente. Mike and Indio capture the traitor on their team and then attack the island where Mike armed with a small revolver captures the revolutionary leader and rescues the President. Mike gets his first medal from a foreign government.

Welcome to the "Enjoy the Journey" Luxury Travel Show hosted by David W. Hartman live on RadioA1A Sunday September 13, 2020 at 5:00pm ET for a private after-hours tour of the History of Diving Museum with Lisa Mongelia, Executive Director. This week’s show was broadcast live from the History of Diving Museum at 82990 Overseas Highway Islamorada, Florida. Tune in every Sunday afternoon to see where David will broadcast from next. Join the live Travel Show broadcast every Sunday afternoon on Facebook Live and on The A1A Media Network including simulcast on RadioA1A and Cruisin' Country Radio. Broadcaster Harry Teaford aka Harry Tea runs the board during the show. Become a Patron of the A1A Media Network here: https://www.patreon.com/A1AMedia. A1A Media Network... Media Production Network, LIVE Streamcasting, Media Editing, Digital Media Publishing, Social Media Marketing, Web Services & Design, and the Coordination, Production, and Promotion of Audio/Video, Entertainment Projects, and Special Events.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-a1a-media-network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the "Enjoy the Journey" Luxury Travel Show hosted by David W. Hartman live on RadioA1A Sunday September 13, 2020 at 5:00pm ET for a private after-hours tour of the History of Diving Museum with Lisa Mongelia, Executive Director. This week’s show was broadcast live from the History of Diving Museum at 82990 Overseas Highway Islamorada, Florida. Tune in every Sunday afternoon to see where David will broadcast from next. Join the live Travel Show broadcast every Sunday afternoon on Facebook Live and on The A1A Media Network including simulcast on RadioA1A and Cruisin' Country Radio. Broadcaster Harry Teaford aka Harry Tea runs the board during the show. Become a Patron of the A1A Media Network here: https://www.patreon.com/A1AMedia. A1A Media Network... Media Production Network, LIVE Streamcasting, Media Editing, Digital Media Publishing, Social Media Marketing, Web Services & Design, and the Coordination, Production, and Promotion of Audio/Video, Entertainment Projects, and Special Events.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-a1a-media-network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This hour Lisa Mongelia from the History of Diving Museum checks in to talk about their latest diving programs in the Islamorada Florida. Plus the islands start to share their opening dates. Looking for HOUR1?

David Hartman Interviews Lisa Mongelia, Executive Director, History of Diving Museum; Joe Weatherby, Director, Artificial Reefs Int'l Preservation Trust, Inc. 'Enjoy The Journey' Episode 3, on RadioA1A, Cruisin' Country Radio & The A1A Media Network affiliates.Become a Patron of the A1A Media Network here: https://www.patreon.com/A1AMedia.A1A Media Network... Media Production Network, LIVE Streamcasting, Media Editing, Digital Media Publishing, Social Media Marketing, Web Services & Design, and the Coordination, Production, and Promotion of Audio/Video, Entertainment Projects, and Special Events. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Hartman Interviews Lisa Mongelia, Executive Director, History of Diving Museum; Joe Weatherby, Director, Artificial Reefs Int'l Preservation Trust, Inc. 'Enjoy The Journey' Episode 3, on RadioA1A, Cruisin' Country Radio & The A1A Media Network affiliates.Become a Patron of the A1A Media Network here: https://www.patreon.com/A1AMedia.A1A Media Network... Media Production Network, LIVE Streamcasting, Media Editing, Digital Media Publishing, Social Media Marketing, Web Services & Design, and the Coordination, Production, and Promotion of Audio/Video, Entertainment Projects, and Special Events. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Greg The Divemaster gets a preview of what coming up at the History of Diving Museum. Plus a dive report from Grenada and some more unique ways to use your Shearwater Teric dive computer. Looking for HOUR2?

This hour Greg gets a program update from the History of Diving Museum in Islamorada Florida. Plus were one month away from Bugfest by the Sea! Looking for HOUR1?

In this episode we discuss wet suits, The Ocean Foundation, and the History of Diving Museum One of the questions we often get at the shop is what thickness of wet suit should I buy. Our answer is it depends. It depends on where, when and how you dive. A 3 mm wet suit gives you a lot of mobility and lessens the weight that you need to carry. A 3 mm wet suit might be the best option for water temperatures at 77 degrees of above. You might choose a 5 mm wet suit if water temperatures are below 77 degrees. If you aren't sure, the 5 mm wet suit might be the most versatile option. The Ocean Foundation is a unique community with a mission to support, strengthen and promote those organizations dedicated to reversing the trend of destruction of oceans environments around the world. They have spent $48 M over the last 13 years on marine conservation. They also sponsor a program called Seagrass Grow – a program for carbon offsets. Here are couple of links to the Ocean Foundation and the Seagrass Grow program. https://www.oceanfdn.org/ https://www.oceanfdn.org/calculator The History of Diving Museum is located in Islamorada, FL. It was founded by Drs. Joe and Sally Bauer in 2000, opened to the public part-time in 2005 and finally full time in 2006. It is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting artifacts, antiques, books, documents, photos and oral history relative to the history of diving. The museum also is home to The Bauer Diving History Research Library. https://www.divingmuseum.org/

This week Greg The Divemaster checks in with Dr Doug Ebersole after his recent visit to OzTek in Australia. Plus the story behind the History of Diving Museum in Islamorada Florida. Looking for HOUR2?

If you've never had the opportunity to scuba dive in vintage gear from the 50's and 60's you should definitely give it a try. During a recent event at the History of Diving Museum in Florida divers were given just that chance and were assisted by a pair from NAUI Headquarter's. Terence Tysall and Jim Gunderson talk about their involvement with the Vintage Diving Weekend.

The history of diving goes back some 4000 years and a lot of that rich history is captured and displayed at the History of Diving Museum in the Florida Keys. On this week's program, host Greg Martin talks with the museums' executive director, Lisa Mongelia about how the museum came about and what you can expect to see there. Join Greg & Lisa for a journey into the past with the NAUI Dive Team Report.

HISTORY of DIVING MUSEUM: Islamorada Florida. Tour of The History of Diving Museum and Research Library with Angela Albanese. The Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, displaying and interpreting artifacts, antiques, books, documents, photographs and oral history relative to the History of Diving.

Tour of The History of Diving Museum and Research Library with Angela Albanese.The Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, displaying and interpreting artifacts, antiques, books, documents, photographs and oral history relative to the History of Diving.