Podcasts about Guadalupe Island

Born in 1981 on Oahu, Mark Healey started surfing at age three, turned pro by the time he was 17, and made his name in heavy, scary waves, first in Hawaii, then around the world. But big-wave surfing was only part of it. An avid diver, Healey won the World Cup of Spearfishing in La Paz, Mexico, in 2008. And then there were sharks. In 2011, he traveled to Mexico's Guadalupe Island to dive with great whites for a Nat Geo TV shoot. Outside magazine called him “the greatest athlete you've never heard of.” Recently, he founded Healey Water Operations, synthesizing all his singular skills into a personal brand. In this episode of Soundings, Healey sits down with Jamie Brisick on the North Shore to talk about his first Pipe session, the nuances of discerning the personalities of sharks, weaving together experiential and scientific knowledge, chasing after big surf, the ins and outs of spearfishing, and staying composed in heavy situations.

#123 - Experience the exhilarating life of Chris Cameron, a first responder pilot and wildlife guide with an insatiable thirst for adventure. Hear how Chris's unique upbringing in South Florida, balancing summers on cattle ranches and life on the Atlantic coast, shaped his path from playing college football at Mississippi State University to becoming an expert in both flying and guiding wildlife tours. Chris shares the captivating story of his first alligator dive at the age of 11, a moment that ignited his passion for marine life and set the stage for his multifaceted career.Join us as Chris recounts the adrenaline-pumping experiences of daring rescue missions and close encounters with apex predators like sharks and alligators. He details how swimming with these majestic creatures has taught him to stay grounded and present, and how these early interactions led to the creation of his specialized guide business. Chris also opens up about the unique challenges he faces as a first responder, balancing a demanding schedule from police work to helicopter piloting, and the importance of a strong support system in navigating the emotional toll of the job.Get ready for awe-inspiring tales from dramatic locations like Guadalupe Island and Tiger Beach, where Chris describes the breathtaking sight of great white and tiger sharks in their natural habitats. Discover the rigorous daily routines necessary for maintaining proficiency as a pilot, the unpredictable nature of search and rescue operations in Florida, and the therapeutic aspects of being immersed in raw nature. Chris's stories of overcoming life's obstacles, building trust with clients, and the honest, predictable nature of sharks offer a fresh and inspiring perspective on adventure and resilience.Be sure and give Chris a follow @chriscameron.cc and @coastalcowboyofficial.  You can also follow me on Instagram @journeywithjakepodcast.Visit geneticinsights.co and use the code "DISCOVER25" to enjoy a sweet 25% off your first purchase. Visit LandPirate.com to get your gear that has you, the adventurer, in mind. Use the code "Journey with Jake" to get an additional 15% off at check out.

#UFO #UAP #TicTac #Nimitz #Prophecy Unsealed: TicTacs and Zechariah 5 - USS Nimitz, Guadalupe Island and more. This podcast needs your help today! https://www.WingsOfTheEagle.com/supportunsealed - https://www.Patreon.com/wingsoftheeagle Zechariah chapter 5 bible study: https://www.youtube.com/live/Sx0zksPzmpM

In 2000, an expedition to the Mexican island of Guadalupe launched a fight to save its ecosystem from being eaten by goats. Russian whalers had introduced the goats to the island in the 19th Century and the population exploded as they ate their way through Guadalupe's plants, shrubs and trees. Several species of birds were already extinct when a group of scientists, from the San Diego Natural History Museum, visited to inspect the damage. Their expedition would begin the campaign to save the island's wildlife from extinction, as Professor Exequiel Ezcurra tells Jane Wilkinson. (Photo: Goats on Guadalupe Island. Credit: Northern Light Productions)

Underwater and wildlife photographer, award-winning film producer, and eco-tourism activist, Jorge has been sharing his love for the ocean and its creatures for the past decade. He has worked hand in hand with fishing communities in Baja to develop open ocean tourism as an alternative to fishing and produced the award-winning documentary film México Pelágico. Jorge founded a major liveaboard and ocean safari operation where he also envisioned & designed one of the top liveaboard vessels in the world.   As an underwater photographer, Jorge has documented unique, never before seen marine behavior. Swimming along orcas while they hunt pelagic rays in the Sea of Cortez, lurking amongst crocodiles and anacondas alike, or freediving with great white sharks in Guadalupe Island are only some of the moments that Jorge captures in his images. His work has been featured by National Geographic, Wired, Ocean Geographic, Apple and Samsung, among many others.   A two-time TED speaker, Jorge has been an ambassador for Discovery Channel, Nauticam, The Outdoor Journal, Blancpain, and KIA. Founding Board Member when the Revillagigedo National Park was created in 2017 and a former Advisory Board Member at the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve. ​ During COVID lockdown, Jorge co-produced and hosted The Hydrophone, a limited 10-episode podcast where he chats with award-winning cinematographers, conservationists, and other relevant figures of the ocean world.   In his most recent venture, Jorge founded the adventure travel firm Sherpa GX in 2023 with the purpose of sharing his love for the natural world through world class expeditions to the wildest places on Earth.

Captian Joe Von Thron has worked on boats all over the continent and shares his experiences on his YouTube channel. We talk about a wide variety of stories, from trying to get triple digit yellowfin past the great whites at Guadalupe Island, catching 120 wahoo in a single day on the ridge offshore Baja, all the way to catching 900 pound bluefin a mile off the coast of North Carolina. In addition to his fishing ventures, Joe is well known for his YouTube channel “Joe VT Fishing” which has amassed over 50k subscribers.

Pay close attention to Hurricane Kay. The forecast is for the storm to hug the Baja coast and come up as far as Guadalupe Island on Friday, September 9, before swinging out to the west. If the storm comes that close, we can expect to see a big southern swell, and most likely, we will see showers and thunderstorms. San Diego might be close enough to experience tropical depression or tropical storm force winds. We could see much stronger wind if it slips a few more miles north. Please keep a close eye on the latest forecast and conditions for your local area before you head out! This episode is also available as a blog post: http://bajabytes.com/2022/09/06/igfa-dorado-record-nearly-broken/

Shark Week: The Podcast, goes behind the scenes of the Shark Week special, Jaws vs The Blob. Host Luke Tipple, chats with one of the stars of the show,  Madison Stewart aka Shark Girl to discuss the beauty of great white sharks and the dangers looming in their habitat due to “The Blob”, a mass of warm water in the Northern Pacific linked to climate change and the shifting ocean ecosystems. Maddie talks about her time at Baja California's Guadalupe Island where she studied the unusual presence of juvenile great white sharks and recounted her harrowing dive in the not-so-safe shark cage.Connect with the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shark-week-the-podcast/id1527053422Follow Discovery+ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoveryplus/Follow Luke Tipple on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luketipple/Learn More About Shark Week: https://www.discovery.com/shark-weekFind episode transcripts here: https://shark-weeks-daily-bite.simplecast.com/episodes/s3-ep-7-the-huge-blob-threatening-great-white-sharksFor more about sharks, head to SharkWeek.com

Shark Week: The Podcast, goes behind the scenes of the Shark Week special, Jaws vs The Blob. Host Luke Tipple, chats with one of the stars of the show,  Madison Stewart aka Shark Girl to discuss the beauty of great white sharks and the dangers looming in their habitat due to “The Blob”, a mass of warm water in the Northern Pacific linked to climate change and the shifting ocean ecosystems. Maddie talks about her time at Baja California's Guadalupe Island where she studied the unusual presence of juvenile great white sharks and recounted her harrowing dive in the not-so-safe shark cage.Connect with the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shark-week-the-podcast/id1527053422Follow Discovery+ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoveryplus/Follow Luke Tipple on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luketipple/Learn More About Shark Week: https://www.discovery.com/shark-weekFind episode transcripts here: https://shark-weeks-daily-bite.simplecast.com/episodes/s3-ep-7-the-huge-blob-threatening-great-white-sharksFor more about sharks, head to SharkWeek.com

In this episode of Shark Week: The Podcast, we take a dive off the coast of Guadalupe Island with our host, Luke Tipple, marine biologist and shark expert, as he gets up close and personal with a 20 foot Great White. Then he deep dives into shark anatomy and talks about the major differences in teeth between shark species from the species that have hundreds of teeth, to species that have thousands. At the end of the episode, Luke talks about the biggest sharks in the world and a shark species small enough to fit in your hand. Connect with the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shark-week-the-podcast/id1527053422Follow Discovery+ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoveryplus/Follow Luke Tipple on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luketipple/Learn More About Shark Week: https://www.discovery.com/shark-weekFind episode transcripts here: https://shark-weeks-daily-bite.simplecast.com/episodes/s3-ep-3-shark-morphology-the-body-of-a-sharkFor more about sharks, head to SharkWeek.com

In this episode of Shark Week: The Podcast, we take a dive off the coast of Guadalupe Island with our host, Luke Tipple, marine biologist and shark expert, as he gets up close and personal with a 20 foot Great White. Then he deep dives into shark anatomy and talks about the major differences in teeth between shark species from the species that have hundreds of teeth, to species that have thousands. At the end of the episode, Luke talks about the biggest sharks in the world and a shark species small enough to fit in your hand. Connect with the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shark-week-the-podcast/id1527053422Follow Discovery+ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoveryplus/Follow Luke Tipple on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luketipple/Learn More About Shark Week: https://www.discovery.com/shark-weekFind episode transcripts here: https://shark-weeks-daily-bite.simplecast.com/episodes/s3-ep-3-shark-morphology-the-body-of-a-sharkFor more about sharks, head to SharkWeek.com

Wes Paterson, CMC, is known for his expertise as both a ‘practical' & ‘insightful' consultant, coach and trusted advisor. He creates dramatic improvement in performance and productivity for the clients he serves. Individuals & organizations report seeing positive change & improvement immediately upon beginning an engagement with Wes. His results-based focus, and pragmatic nature, results in organizations increasing their sales & profits, maximizing their ROI, and establishing clear pathways that optimize high performance and strategic execution at all levels.Wes works with companies & organizations ranging from small and medium size family-owned operations, to Fortune 500 & Global 500 companies, to government at the municipal, provincial, and national level. They span a wide range of industries: manufacturing & production, education, training & development, occupational health & safety, healthcare, oil & gas, renewable energy, construction, transportation & logistics, insurance & financial, agriculture, government, retail, wellness & alternative health, and non-profit. His methodologies deployed produce practical, tangible results for the clients he serves, moving them from where they are, to where they want to be and beyond.Whether working with individuals, teams, or entire organizations, Wes focuses on maximizing results and ongoing ‘wins'. Management consulting, organizational wellness, executive coaching, leadership development, personal & career development, performance consultation, and improving communication effectiveness are areas where Wes truly stands and delivers. Clients truly recognize the value in his delivery and engagement by the results and changes they witness in their people, performance, and productivity. Visit - patersonconsulting.caWes resides in Medicine Hat AB, Canada, home to the world's tallest teepee. He oversees Corporate Training at Medicine Hat College. He and his wife Jennifer have five children between them. Proficient in several martial arts, his adventures have included bungee jumping, sky diving, and partaking in a Great White Shark Diving Expedition from a small fishing vessel near Guadalupe Island, 250 km off the coast of Baja, Mexico.Wes & Jenn own and operate Sedona North, a Health & Wellness company in Medicine Hat, AB. Vision: Together they improve the health & well being of their clients empowering them physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Moving them out of a place of pain and suffering, to a place of happiness, joy, health, wellness, and abundance for life. Visit - sedona north.ca

Back from their respective trips to Cabo & Guadalupe Island, the guys catch up on Oliver's fishing trip, Joe's facial hair, in-laws during the holidays, home elevators, Santa, marriage, monkey locks, and so much more! For clips, bonus footage, & so much more: https://linktr.ee/daddyissuesbuckhudson Subscribe to the show page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClqBf3Z_93R8w9_6N97WnAw Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Back from their respective trips to Cabo & Guadalupe Island, the guys catch up on Oliver's fishing trip, Joe's facial hair, in-laws during the holidays, home elevators, Santa, marriage, monkey locks, and so much more! For clips, bonus footage, & so much more: https://linktr.ee/daddyissuesbuckhudson Subscribe to the show page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClqBf3Z_93R8w9_6N97WnAw Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Marysol is the Director of the fabulous Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve off the Western Coast of Mexico.  The island is the home to many endemic species include sea lions, white sharks, cyprus, pine tree and the black-footed albatross, and a fishing village of 180 people. Marysol talks about how for many years, people came from all over the world to hunt the seal lions and brought many species with them.  The introduced species are gradually being exterminated and the native environment is recovering.Marysol talks about what her role involves and some of the great successes her team has had in preserving this unique environment. I would love to hear any comments you might have on this episode and respond to any questions. You can find me on the Brave New World Facebook page, on Linkedin or on my website: www.ceciliapoullain.comCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their VoiceMusic: Stephen Marquis www.songsta.com.auEditing: Talal BourokiCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their Voice

Nikki Brant-Sevy is an experienced cage diver and co-founder of the travel company Be A Shark. Nikki has made 25 trips to Mexico's Guadalupe Island to dive with great white sharks and to share her passion with others travelers. Http://www.BeAShark.Team Follow Nikki on Instagram Nikki's Tattoo Artist: Http://instagram.com/jflores.ink ------------- Check out the Johnversations Podcast Store ------------------- The Johnversations Podcast is recorded and engineered by John Conner. Post-production editing by Mat Halliday. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/johnversations/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/johnversations/support

Mexico is home to incredible wildlife spectacles every month of the year. Three of the most famous are friendly gray whales in Baja Sur, overwintering monarch butterflies in oyamel fir forests west of Mexico City, and the world's largest whale shark aggregation off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. In Episode 1 of Mexico Beyond the Beach, we discuss five spectacles you've never heard of - the black sea turtle capital of the world on the Pacific coast, great white sharks at Guadalupe Island, a bat volcano near Calakmul, a firefly forest east of Mexico City, and sailfish chasing baitballs near Isla Mujeres and Cancun. Join us for the first full episode of Mexico Beyond the Beach Podcast.

Talking to Mike Bolton, the legendary treasure hunter, salvager, shark diver and underwater cinematographer better known as the Silent Hunter.Over a brew we chat about Mikes work as diving outside of the cage with some awesomely scary sharks.And to  add some context to some of the conversation, this is the second recording of this episode after some horrific sound issues on the first. So mike was gracious enough to give me another opportunity to get his story, he’s a top bloke.

Troy from Heroes of Project Earth sits down with Kyle Corbett to talk about Kyle's adventures on Seas Lyfe has been going so far. From waking up in a militarized zone to researching the endangered Cuvier Beaked Whales, Kyle has an endless stream of stories, struggles, and triumphs that went into his greatest adventure yet. From his humble beginnings of being a surfer that wanted to find the best surf spots, most of them you could only reach by way of boat, Kyle quickly became familiarized with the waters surrounding Southern California and Baja California which most of his adventures on Seas Lyfe would be taking place on. Kyle has always been passionate about nature and decided to utilize his other passion and knowledge of sailing in order to create his organizations, Seas Lyfe and Reduce Impact. These organizations are focused on spreading awareness regarding the damage that we as humans are doing to our ocean and planet. The initial goal behind Seas Lyfe and Reduce Impact is to reduce the demand for single-use plastic which can only be done by informing others of how they can reduce their impact on our environment. We like to call it "Destroy the Disconnect with Nature," and by that we mean to help others gain awareness of the impact our everyday actions have on the environment. We do this by revealing information about climate change in a medium that is easily understandable through blogs on our websites http://reduceimpact.org/ and http://seaslyfe.com/, or by going on research expeditions studying just how pollution in the sea is affecting the marine life. As stated before, one of the first research trips Kyle was contracted by a Latin Research Team in which they began sailing to Guadalupe Island. On the way to the island, Kyle and his crew actually stumbled across a man stranded at sea and was able to actually save his life. This may have been the world's way of letting Kyle in the crew that they were in the right place at the right time. From there they continued their venture to Guadalupe island, where they began to extract blubber and skin cell samples from the Cuvier Beaked Whales. By doing this we are learning more about the environment and how one species acts with all the other beings in their eco-system. This is all a part of the process of spreading awareness because most humans don't realize just how connected we all are to Mother Nature. One thing we have to realize is the potential impact of even one species of an animal going extinct. It is not simply that this animal is existing from disappearance, but all of the interactions that species may engage in within their ecosystem.

Jim & Craig from The Dive Line interview Pelagic Fleet about exhibiting at Scuba.Digital 2020. They'll talk about their liveaboards Solmar V and Vortex, fantastic trips to Socorro Islands and Guadalupe Island, and day trips off the coast of Los Cabos, Mexico. There, you can snorkel with sharks!

John is an Enterprise Account Executive for RiskIQ, but is commonly known as “The Snake Guy”.  His love for snakes, and all nature and wildlife (except spiders) started very early on in life.  He was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area and is a huge San Francisco 49ers and Giants fan.  John was always very adventurous and had many experiences including working with muscle cars, playing in pool hall tournaments, gambling, racing and free diving.  His vacation plans often included opportunities to find and photograph snakes and he has found over 80 different types of snakes.  John also has a YouTube series called the “Snakes of 12 Oaks.” He enjoys educating people in hopes of calming their nerves when it comes to snakes. After leaving San Jose he briefly lived in Arizona and then moved to Hawaii for seven years.   After the “perfect date” he married his wife Kim and they are very proud parents of Wes.   John is so amazing, adventurous, heroic, heart-warming, and intelligent. I’m honored to share his story with all of you.  We are fortunate to have John and his family as our neighbors.  There is a ton to know and love about John Worden.  In This Episode: [02:38] Welcome John Worden our 11th “P” in the pod[cast]. He is an Enterprise Account Executive with RiskIQ.  [04:16] John spent a lot of time in the ocean when he lived in Hawaii and even dived with seven different shark species.   [06:58] He enjoyed growing up in the Bay area and said he had a great childhood with many fond memories.  [08:21] John shares about his youthful times working with muscle cars, playing in pool hall tournaments, gambling and racing.       [09:28] He spent 7 years on the island of Maui.   [10:03] In Maui, he learned a lot about how to read and understand people and earn his place on the island.   [11:44] John is very big into the nature, wildlife and the natural world around him.   [13:41] There is some fear involved with free diving. He shares a story where something dangerous almost happened when free diving.  [15:07] John was able to go on the Great White Expedition on Guadalupe Island and dive with sharks for 3 days.  [16:44] He has always tried to be a real genuine person and be true to himself. [17:14] He has always focused on curiosity around the world and people around him.  It is important to keep learning and be respectful.   [18:38] Through any job you have in life, you have an opportunity to learn about the basics.  It is super important to make strong connections.    [20:51] John shares about a typical day working as an Enterprise Account Executive.  [23:21] In five years, he sees himself wherever he needs to be to be successful and take care of his family.  For now, right where he is, is a great place to be.  [25:04] He has loved snakes since at least kindergarten and remembers a time when a  snake visited his class.  [26:32] His vacation plans would often include finding and photographing snakes.    [27:24] He has found over 80 different types of snakes.  He enjoys seeing the snakes in their natural habitats, photographing them and observing their life for a short time.  [29:49] He shares the amazing opportunity he had to visit tribal lands.     [31:21] Hawaii is a very delicate ecosystem.   [34:23] John has a YouTube series titled “Snakes of 12 Oaks.”  He credits the idea and videography to his wife Kim.   [35:40] The goal of the YouTube series is to calm the nerves of people when it comes to snakes.  He wants to help people feel comfortable in a neighborhood where snakes are going to be part of the environment.   [36:42] He believes he has been bitten hundreds of times by harmless, nonvenomous snakes.  He describes them as uneventful.  [37:58] John shares about the “perfect date”.    [42:23] John shares about his son Wes, known as “Mr. Wes.” He has absolutely loved watching him grow up and change.  He enjoys watching his thirst for life and knowledge.  [44:01] Their beagle puppy Jackson has been part of their family for almost a year.  [44:27] Having a beagle puppy and a toddler at the same time have proven to be one of the biggest challenges he has  faced in his life.  [46:31] Why did you choose to live in 12 Oaks? [47:02] John’s family has been living in 12 Oaks for 4 years and they love it.  They love how easy it is to make friends and build their network in 12 Oaks.    [48:22] John shares his fondest memories in 12 Oaks.  [50:29] He shares about his experience when Wendell treated his family like they had been friends for 20 years.  Wendell shares his perspective as well.   [52:24] What are you most proud of? [53:25] When it is time to say farewell, what would you be known for? [54:15] Which actor would play John Worden? [55:37] What would be a surprise that most people wouldn’t know about you? Links and Resources: 12 Oaks Community Website Team Anderson Realty San Jose, CA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Jose,_California Maui, Hawaii: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maui “Haole” meaning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haole Free-Diving: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freediving Great White Expedition/Guadalupe Island: http://www.greatwhiteadventures.com/guadalupe.html RiskIQ: https://www.riskiq.com “Snakes of 12 Oaks”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-9qjY3K9L8 Matt Cain…PERFECT Game: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Cain%27s_perfect_game “Death to Smoochy”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_to_Smoochy

In this episode, I speak with veteran diver and dive boat Skipper Dan Walsh. Since the 1970s,  Captain Dan has operated dive boats such as the Bottom Scratcher, and Spirit of Adventure for spearfishing’s elite pioneers. He was there filming when Terry Maas shot his record bluefin tuna at Guadalupe Island, which is one of the most popular moments in California’s spearfishing history.  He’s explored the Baja peninsula in its’ entirety a few times over and has dove remote stretches of the coast that I have dreamed about diving for years. But besides Baja, Captain Dan has traveled the world filming, freediving, scuba diving, and hunting places like Dangerous Reef, Australia and tiny islands in Micronesia. His presence at most of these places was requested in order to film for show like Shark Week on the Discovery channel and various other nature shows.  One of the things that caught me off guard about Captain Walsh was how truly humble he was during the podcast. With almost 50 years of experience on and around dive boats, you would think that he would be more than justified to have a hint of an ego. Not the case, which is probably why he has been able to learn and share so much information with us. Facebook: Buddy Walsh   NOTES: Introduction/Early days 02:22:-09:45   Running dive boat stories, Cortez Banks, etc. 09:45-15:50   History of Bottom Scratcher 15:50-22:00   The evolution of the dive industry & divers 22:00-28:30   Terry Maas and diving Guadalupe Island stories 28:30-40:40   Diving San Clemente Island 41:10-45:15   Favorite diving in the world: Baja 45:15-53:00:   What makes a good boat captain 53:00-58:32   Boating tips 59:00-1:07:34   Funny new diver stories with sharks. 1:07:34-1:16:10   Closing Advice 1:16:10-1:19:35   Sponsors for this podcast included: Kimera spearfishing Promo: SpearFactor for 5% off. Los Bigotes Apparel Hotrod Spearguns  Akaso Cameras Promo: akaction10 OneDrop Spearfishing   Did you enjoy this?  If so, please share this podcast with your friends! I hope that you guys can relate to the show and learn that we are more similar than different in so many ways. I hope we all can learn to enjoy the ocean and then, protect it. Follow Spearfactor: Instagram @the_spearfactor, Facebook Spearfactor Group, YouTube and Reddit.   Until next time, I hope you land the fish of a lifetime! LEARN MORE SpearFactor is all about sharing information about spearfishing to enhance your experience in the ocean. If you are a new spearo, please checkout www.spearfactor.com for more information on targeted fish types and spearing. SOCIAL MEDIA Podcast: https://www.Spearfactor.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_spearfactor Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SpearFactor #spearfishing #spearfishingpodcast #spearfactor #onedropspearfishing

Mark Healey Welcome to episode #12 of the SpearFactor podcast with special guest Mr. Mark Healey. Mark is a world class spearfisherman, and one of the top big wave surfers in the world. He is a true waterman. If you don’t believe me just google it! During the podcast, we discuss the surf and dive industries, conservation, why we spearfish, diving at Guadalupe Island with white sharks, and much more.   Mark is originally from the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. On the North Shore is where his dad first introduced him to the ocean at a young age. His love for the ocean grew very organically as his life progressed as well as his abilities in the water. Surfing in the winter, and diving during the summer was his usually routine and it did not take long before Mark was well known for his abilities and confidence in the water. At the age of 17, he turned pro at surfing which would send him traveling, surfing, diving, and make connections with watermen throughout the world. His friends and traveling throughout the world would help his knowledge of the ocean grow, and along with that growth so would his love for the ocean and protecting it for the future. Mark is very involved in his local community where he supports the Na Kama Kai, Hawaii Jr. Lifeguards, and Sustainable Coastlines organizations to help better Hawaii as a whole.   Nonprofit organizations that Mark supports. https://nakamakai.org https://oahujrlifeguards.surfsignup.com     https://sustainablecoastlineshawaii.org   Projects Currently Working On:   Mark now has his own company https://www.healeywaterops.com where he links clients up with unique experiences centered around the ocean activities throughout the world. In addition to this company, Mark also starting a YouTube channel called Strike Missions with Mark Healey coming out very soon.  The main thing that I feel is really special about Mark is that he centers his life around living a sustainably. He truly practices what he preaches, and shares those ideas with everyone. Topics Intro and background 3:29-5:14   Balancing Life Between Family & Sport 5:14-6:43 Main Projects Currently 6:43-15:17   Differences in the Diving/Surfing Industries/Cultures 15:17-22:48   Spearfishing Gear 22:48-30:26   Tahitian Freediving Culture 30:26-35:05   Know Your History in order to Progress 35:05–37:16   Roller Spearguns 37:16-45:44   Diving at Guadalupe Island with White Sharks 45:44–1:01:49   How Traveling, Conservation, & Education Mix 1:01:49–1:05:18   Diving Tips (Stretching, Diet, & Yoga) 1:05:18-1:09:59   Future Plans 1:09:59-1:11:09   Closing Statements 1:11:09-End   If you would like to support SpearFactor, you can our visit Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/the_spearfactor     Sponsors for this podcast included: Kimera spearfishing Promo: SpearFactor for 5% off. Los Bigotes Apparel Hotrod Spearguns Akaso Cameras Promo: akaction10 OneDrop Spearfishing Did you enjoy this? If so, please share this podcast with your friends! I hope that you guys can relate to the show and learn that we are more similar than different in so many ways. I hope we all can learn to enjoy the ocean and then, protect it. FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA Podcast: https://www.Spearfactor.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_spearfactor Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/SpearFactor TikTok: the_spearfactor Until next time, I hope you land the fish of a lifetime! LEARN MORE SpearFactor is all about sharing information about spearfishing to enhance your experience in the ocean. If you are a new spearo, please checkout www.spearfactor.com for more information on targeted fish types and spearing.  

Christopher O'Brien discusses his longtime investigations into UFOs, his many sightings, and his research of cattle mutilations, late in the show he talks about his part with James Fox in developing a multi-part miniseries that will utilize the 17 terabytes of footage James has taken while investigating important UFO cases around the world, also the ufo data acquisition program (ufodap) will supply gear and operate our multi-sensor and camera equipment during his upcoming investigative voyages to Catalina and Guadalupe Island. https://ufodap.com/ for more information. Ray Stanford joins the show for the last 15 minutes. Check out our latest blog on the Father Gill UFO Incident: https://podcastufo.com/blog/father-gill-and-the-ufos/This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5922140/advertisement

Christopher O'Brien discusses his longtime investigations into UFOs, his many sightings, and his research of cattle mutilations, late in the show he talks about his part with James Fox in developing a multi-part miniseries that will utilize the 17 terabytes of footage James has taken while  investigating important UFO cases around the world, also the UFO data acquisition program (ufodap) will supply gear and operate our multi-sensor and camera equipment during his upcoming investigative voyages to Catalina and Guadalupe Island.  https://ufodap.com/ for more information. Ray Stanford joins the show for the last 15 minutes. WE WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT Click this link! SHOW NOTES

If you've ever wanted to achieve true success and happiness in your life, then do we have the Four Secrets to Success, Intensity Matching, Three Minute Pitch show for you. Today I'll be talking with Brant Pinvidic, award-winning film director, veteran TV producer, Founder and CEO of INvelop Entertainment, and host of the Why I'm Not Podcast, and a brand new business-based podcast, IPO.  Brant has sold more than 300 TV and movie projects, sold TV shows like Extreme Makeover: Weightloss Edition and Bar Rescue, which have grossed nearly a billion dollars in revenue. He is also the author of a really fun and transformative read we can all benefit from, “The 3-Minute Pitch” Today I want to talk with him about preparing and planning for happiness, and why preparing for success and planning for it are two different things.  Key Points Discussed:  Swimming with 17 different great white sharks on Guadalupe Island, 210 miles off the coast (03:15) What was the feeling of being in the water and were the shark watching you as much as you were watching them? (05:36) What in the world does a napkin of destiny have to do with anything? (08:18) What is the importance of qualifying success? (09:54) The emotional struggle of having no more road runners to catch (11:46) Being physiologically accustomed to feeling a certain level of appreciation and success (14:30) A different version of working with the end goal in mind (20:59) Defining what success looks like and backing that up (24:58) What do we bring to our goals so that we're not setting ourselves up for failure? (28:03) Winning more situations, the game of life, and matching your intensity (37:09) The power of taking the win in a world that is programmed to have big goals and not little achievements (43:11) Being chased by success and getting a cheerleader (48:49) What is reject average and which is your favorite car among the four million dollars worth of 7,000 horsepower cars? (54:01) Using Hollywood storytelling techniques to lead your audience to the conclusion you want (58:55) Additional Resources: The 3-Minute Rule By Grant Pinvidic www.3MinuteRule.com www.BrantPinvidic.com www.RejectAverage.com Hardwiring Happiness By Rick Hanson Brant on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram   ……. To support the show and get even more great tools, tips, and behind-the-scenes access, visit: www.Patreon.com/InspireNation   For free meditations, weekly tips, stories, and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com   And to follow Inspire Nation (and the lives of Michael and Jessica) on Instagram, go to www.instagram.com/inspirenationlive

Sean Cahill was the Chief Master-at-Arms on the USS Princeton in 2004 during a multi-day UFO encounter. At the time, the Princeton was part of the Nimitz Carrier strike group. In November of 2004, the Nimitz Strike Group was conducting training exercises off the coast of San Diego when it picked up odd readings on radar. Eventually, an F-18 jet fighter was zeroed in to observe one of the objects and reported seeing a 40-foot long smooth, white object that looked like a TIC TAC. Later that day the object was caught on infrared video. In this interview, Sean discusses his experience being on board when the sightings occurred. He also shares his sighting at the time. Sean also appeared on the History Channel's Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigation. Sean shares his experience on the show and what it was like working with Luis Elizondo, the former head of the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). AATIP investigated military UFO cases. Read Sean's recent Medium articles here: https://medium.com/@sean.cahill UFO Headlines: www.openminds.tv/category/ufoheadlines Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/alejandrotrojas

Experiences You Should Have Podcast Show Notes: Socorro Island Diving (the Revillagigedo Islands) in Mexico I had the pleasure if interviewing Jay Clue from Dive Ninja Expeditions about why others should experience Socorro Island diving. Listen above (or wherever you listen to podcasts). Jay has dove Socorro (Revillagigedo) 20+ times and brings this experience to life.   Taken while scuba diving during the Dive Ninjas Socorro Shark Research trip What and Where are the Revillagigedo Islands (also known as Socorro)? The Revillagigedo Islands are commonly referred to as Socorro or Socorro Islands mainly because it's hard to pronounce Revillagigedo. Socorro is the name of the largest island in this chain. The Revillagigedo Archipelago (Socorro Islands) are sometimes referred to as the Galapagos of North America because of the amount of biodiversity found there. This group of islands is a marine reserve. It's located 390 km (242 miles) south of Baja California. It takes 26-30 hours to get there by boat.     Why Dive the Socorro Islands? According to Jay, the encounters and interactions here are like none other. Giant mantas might come right up to you as if they want to start a conversation, then proceed to spend the next 45 minutes with playing in your bubbles and curiously looking you in the eyes. Many times playful pods of bottlenose dolphins seek out divers to join them in their antics. Schools of Hammerheads (in the 100's), a few humpback whales, pods of killer whales, giant oceanic mantas, 10 species of sharks that call the islands home including silky sharks, Galapagos sharks, dusky sharks, tiger sharks, and whale sharks. Photo by Dive Ninja Expeditions Some of Jay's favorite moments include watching a baby dolphin get tickled by its escort (and hearing it giggle as it happened). Jay has dropped down on a dive to be greeted by a pod of dolphins, tiger shark, and 2 huge manta rays within the first 3 minutes of the dive. Jay has also enjoyed going to the Boiler dive site where there is a "cleaning station". Clarion Angelfish come out and clean the animals. One time Jay and other divers watched a new two-foot dolphin get cleaned and the mother returned and "slapped" him with her pectoral fin to wake him up as if to say, "hey we got places to go!" To see Clarion Angelfish is a treat in itself as you can only find them on the Pacific Coast of Mexico.     This is a dive full of large animal encounters and if you love diving, the ocean, and big animals, then Socorro could be the dive destination for you. The Best Time of Year or Season to Dive Socorro The season kicks off in November and runs through June or July. Early time of the season is a better time for Tiger sharks. Besides that, there isn't a huge difference in the months as you should see mantas and dolphins. That said, Jay's favorite months for experiences are January and April. It's recommended to not go in late season as there is a higher chance of storms. Photo by Dive Ninja Expeditions Skills & Certifications Needed for Socorro Island Diving Advanced Open Water Certification from an accredited diving organization (like PADI) Comfortable diving in deep water Skilled at diving in strong currents Nitrox Certification 50-60 dives at minimum While the 10 is the minimum age for diving certifications, this trip is still not recommended for junior divers. Accessible Dive Travel at Socorro If you have limited mobility, you still might be able to Scuba dive. Organizations like HSA (Handicapped Scuba Association) can help you find an adaptive Scuba program to fit your needs. Also, I've known people who have limited mobility to get a PADI Open Water Certification, it really depends on your situation and your comfort level underwater. The Nautilus Liveaboard has an ADA Friendly room and they frequent Socorro. Note that the Nautilus Undersea Hunter also goes to Guadalupe Island where you can swim with Great White Sharks. Also,

Nick Pope worked for the British government’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) for nearly 20 years beginning in the mid-1980s. For several of those years, Nick staffed the UFO desk, investigating UFOs and handling press inquiries on the matter. He now as a media commentator and freelance journalists, often invited by major news networks to share insight into the UFO phenomenon and governments reactions. In this episode, we discuss recent UFO news regarding the US and British governments. In the UK, the MoD has released what they claim are the final UFO documents in their files. According to Nick, these documents show there were disagreements between various departments on how to handle the UFO issue. In the US, the Department of Defense (DoD) has also been sending mixed messages on the UFO matter. BONUS INTERVIEW: At the end of the show, we also got in a quick interview with Anthony Lappe, the Executive Producer and Showrunner of History’s Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation. We discuss their findings at Guadalupe Island and the show’s upcoming coverage of the briefing of Congress and other government leaders on UFOs by Navy UFO witnesses. Lappe also shares his view on the President’s recent comment on UFOs. Nick Pope's website: NickPope.net History’s Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation website. UFO Headlines: www.openminds.tv/category/ufoheadlines Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/alejandrotrojas  

Never one to sit still, Kinga has tested herself for the past 19 years by traveling the globe...scuba diving, free diving, spear fishing, surfing, jumping out of airplanes, spelunking and swimming with sharks as a writer, producer and on camera journalist for networks such as CBS, NBC, ABC, USA, AMC, Travel Channel, Fox Sports, Universal Sports, Food Network, Current TV, Syfy, EPIX and National Geographic. Kinga was born in Warsaw, Poland into a family of explorers and adventurers. Her dad, a geologist, trekked repeatedly across Europe and her mom, trained in botany, can give the Latin name of every plant. Expeditions are in her genes. Her folks believed in regular road trips, camping, cultural exploration, photography and natural sciences. She didn't stand a chance of becoming anything other than the world wandering, adventurous, story telling soul she grew up to be.  She has traveled the world reporting on intense subjects like police corruption in Mexico, gangs in LA, women in the sex trade, humanitarian and environmental causes, world conflict and natural disasters. On the flip side she has explored the night life, festivals and exotic eats of the world's most vibrant cities.  Kinga was one of the original on air journalists to launch Al Gore’s Emmy Award winning Current TV, where she covered everything from travel, car culture and entertainment to current issues and hard hitting vanguard journalism stories that put her in the line of fire…sometimes literally. As an on air producer for Syfy’s Legend Quest, a Da-Vinci-Code-meets-Indiana-Jones style adventure show traversing the globe in search of mysterious artifacts, Kinga traveled to 13 countries in two months exploring some of the world's most exotic destinations. The team investigated sunken churches in Ethiopia, trekked the Andes in Peru, went spelunking in the Philippines, dived Mexican cenotes, rode camels through the desert in Jordan, located one of the oldest known churches in a maximum security prison in Israel and braved rough seas to access remote islands off Scotland's west coast.  For National Geographic Kinga co-hosted America’s Lost Treasures, traveling across the United States in search of hidden links to America’s past, authenticating artifacts and telling the stories that connect our past to our present. The items from the show went on display at the National Geographic Museum in Washington DC. Kinga's background includes a minor in anthropology and a fascination with history.  Kinga has done several projects for Travel Channel including The Wild Side with Kinga Philipps, which had her kite surfing, bungee jumping, free diving and mountain biking across the US; the network's yearly special The Trip, where Travel Channel talent team up to show off exciting destinations; Travel Hacks, an animated multi part series written and hosted by Kinga and based on her more off beat and comical adventure travel moments and the award winning THE REAL, a comprehensive locals perspective of exotic destinations...repeatedly nominated and winning Tellys, Webbys and the Cynopsis Model D...among others. THE REAL is currently one of Travel Channel's premier shows on Facebook Watch.  Her latest project with Travel Channel is the new series Off the Map, which will go into production in June 2019 and air in late fall. Kinga, along with co-host JJ Kelley, will travel the world investigating unsolved mysteries that took place in some of the planet’s most harrowing and remote locations. Currently, Kinga is on the road working on the six episode documentary series, Enslaved. As a journalist and scuba diver she is part of the team diving shipwrecks all over the world to tell the profound stories of the transatlantic slave trade. Enslaved will premiere on EPIX in early 2020. The series is being hosted by Samuel L. Jackson. Kinga is also the regular travel expert for Beond TV, a morning program on KDOC LA, ROKU and online that is viewed by almost 6 million viewers weekly. As a writer, she has two columns for Real Clear Life and Inside Hook: Off the Beaten Path, a modern nomads guide to a world less traveled that explores some of the last bastions of wilderness this planet has to offer; and the acclaimed Real Life Laura Croft series that highlights inspiring and accomplished women. She is also a regular contributor to Adventure Journal and her travel expertise has appeared in a variety of publications including Travel + Leisure, Martha Stewart Weddings and Readers Digest. Kinga is a member of the prestigious Explorers Club. She joins the likes of Elon Musk, James Cameron, Neil Armstrong, Robert Ballard, Silvia Earle, David Attenborough and many others in this extraordinary family of explorers, who over the past 114 years, have dedicated themselves to the advancement of field research, scientific exploration, resource conservation and the ideal that it is vital to preserve the instinct to explore. In her free time, Kinga explores a singular fascination with the ocean, free diving (see below), scuba diving (she is advanced open water, nitrox and dry suit certified), surfing, spearfishing to harvest her own food, exotic travel and sharks (those are her two friends from Guadalupe Island, MX swimming up top)... followed just slightly by a love of solo adventure travel, charity work, exotic foods and action sports. She lives in Malibu, CA to be close to the beach at all times.  Kinga is a board member of the nonprofit environmental group, Shark Allies, dedicated to changing the image of sharks and conserving our oceans. She gives yearly shark talks aboard the HORIZON, a live aboard eco tour that visits white sharks in their native habitat off the coast of Mexico. She is also a board member of Now Art LA, a non profit dedicated to curating and supporting public art and an ambassador for Waves for Water, on org committed to providing clean water to those in need.

Great white sharks. Fearless and fascinating. Jody interviews Dr. Yannis Papastamtiou of Florida International University, who researches white sharks near Guadalupe Island in Mexico. Has he swum with one? Ever been bitten? What are your odds? Learn all the latest on great white shark behavior in this exciting episode of The MISOGI Method.

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Interview with Tom Blandford Great White Shark tales, White Sea Bass chasing and an epic Guadalupe day surrounded by huge fish. Sound like a fun listen? These are just a few of the highlights of this interview with veteran spearo Tom Blandford. As mentioned in the intro, I purchased (and read) Tom's first book which has stories about his life serving in the LAPD during the 70's and 80's. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I think its a nice compliment to this interview which focuses on his spearfishing life. Listen in:) Full shownotes and pictures available at A bit about Tom Blandford "He's been diving forever -- he decided to go to a local junior college back in the 60s because that would allow him to dive more than some of his other options. He was a founding member of the LAPD dive unit. He's been a member of the Long Beach Neptunes since the early 80s (if not earlier). He made a bunch of trips to Baja in the 80s and 90s -- actually spent several months once living out of a tent and a van on one of those trips, diving every day. More recently, he's taken to cruising in the Sea of Cortez and has dived/spearfished in tons of different spots. Aside from all that, he's mentioned in Terry Maas's book in the story about the white shark incident in 1984 at Guadalupe Island -- that's the one where Harry Ingram was launched out of the water by a white shark. As luck would have it, my dad had a front row seat and helped get Harry out of the water. He also has his own white shark story from 1988 where he actually shot a white shark at point blank range! He's an old salt now (74 in November), but he still dives quite a bit." - Ron Blandford Interview Time Stamps 4:00 Tom's beginnings. Shooting rocks and loving the spearfishing experieeince. 7:40 White Sea Bass hunting story 8:50 Early mentors Jack Prodonovich and Tom Murray 11:00 Long Beach Neptunes spearfishing club 14:00 One of Tom's best days spearfishing in the Sea of Cortez. Surrounded by Yellow Fin Tuna, a huge Wahoo, massive Amberjack, Grouper and just one of those special days on the water. 21:00 Tom's favorite two species to hunt is Yellowtail Kingfish and White Sea Bass. Tips for finding locations where Yellowtail are schooling and the technique he uses to shoot them when he's in the right place. Bait species that Yellowtail chase including Mullet and Mackerel. 27:50 Guadalupe Island and a very memorable Great White Shark incident. Big conversation about sharks. 48:00 Tom's history serving in the LAPD dive unit. 54:00 The funniest moment he has had out on the water. Watching a Yellowtail try and keep up with a school of Bluefin Tuna 56:50 The contents of his divebag 62:00 Spearo Q&A The single biggest lesson he has learned in his spearfishing is to respect the prey The best piece of advice he has been given is to stop hyperventilating Current challenges he faces His favorite people to go spearfishing with are people with good judgement "To hunt, respect the prey and enjoy eating it" is his main spearfishing motivation To reach out to Tom email him at mvgracias45@gmail.com Noob Spearo Partners + some spearfishing discounts . Use the code NOOBSPEARO save $20 on every purchase over $200 at checkout. . Listen to 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing or James Nestors ‘Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science, and what the ocean tells us about ourselves’ free Subscribe to the best spearfishing magazine in the world. Email jeromy@spearingmagazine.com for a super deal for downunder spearos (Australia/New Zealand/South Africa) Use the code noobspearo to save $20 on the full Penetrator Spearfishing Fin Range . Check out the latest in spearfishing fin technology How to Spearfish : use the code NOOBPEARO to save! Spearo Sign up for ‘The Floater’ – Shrek and Turbo’s email newsletter  Join the Noob Spearo

  Interview with Captain Dan Walsh Full shownotes here Interview with Dan Walsh Vintage spearfishing equipment, advice and stories about spearfishing pioneers, and insights into hunting Halibut aka barn door. Dan Walsh has spent 50+ years on the water spearfishing, scuba diving, captaining boats, chasing abalone and making TV shows about the ocean, Dan has no shortage of awesome stories. To compliment the chat I have included a tonne of info about him below. Enjoy this episode of the Noob Spearo Podcast:) About Dan Walsh Dan was captain of the “Sand Dollar” dive boat along with Bill Johnston when Terry Maas shot his big Bluefin at Guadalupe Island off Baja. Although it weighed in officially at 399.4 lb it was well over 400lb when he shot it, was on deck several days and got some weight loss due to dehydration. He also loves diving for Abalone and Lobster (his biggest was over 13lb!). In 1972 Dan became a Scuba Diving Instructor and 76 was the beginning of his boat Captaincy. Along the way he worked many well known dive shops including Scuba Sciences, San Diego Divers Supply, Aloha Dive Shop/Honolulu, Skin diving Hawaii, Kamehameha Divers/Kona. He also worked for AquaCraft/Bandito, Underwater Kinetics, Blue Water Wetsuits, Aleeda Wetsuits along with Captaining or crewing the Spirit of Adventure, Bottom Scratcher, Kona Princess, and Caribbean Explorer.  You may have seen some of his film well known film and television work such as ESPN Diving with Christopher Reeve, PBS Nature/Antartica, and Shark Week. He is still involved producing shows for CBS, NBC sports, and others. Dan's Old guys mask clearing technique: "Most of the Bottom Scratchers used tobacco and smeared a cigarette inside and rinsed it out to keep the mask from fogging.  I’ve never smoked and didn’t think that method was for me. I just used spit." Spearfishing Tips: Get comfortable in the water Learn to breathe—buy , The Flow book for mental calmness, yoga breathing etc Don’t rush things, take it easy as you learn and get more experienc. Get comfortable with your equipment + Get a really good mask!  A Low volume mask that fits well. Best advice ever from Jack Prodonovich:  you’re supposed to be having fun, you don’t need to try to prove anything.  Just have fun. Travel tip: Have some sort of dive/travel/accident insurance.  I have DAN Insurance which covers pretty much anything that I would need medically or emergency transit from an area. Captain Dan Walsh Interview Time Stamps. 06:00 Dan Walsh introduction and background. San Diego Bottom Scratchers stories and vintage spearfishing equipment. 12:25 Halibut hunting (Barn-door shooting)  in Dan's local waters with his buddy George 22:00 How did you make the transition from shore diving to boats and eventually Captaining boats 32:00 What was one of your biggest obstacles starting out? Spearfishing equipment availability. #mentioned Freediving Course with Mark Lozano and Ted Hartys Easy Frenzal Equalizing Course 35:00 What has been one of the best days out you've had? East Bonitas Island chasing White Sea Bass 41:30 What is your favorite species to hunt and how do you hunt them effectively? Halibut aka Barn Door 47:50 What is the toughest situation in the ocean you've been in and what did you learn from it? 62:00 What is the funniest thing you've seen out spearfishing? 67:00 What is in your spearfishing divebag? 73:00 Spearo Q&A Australian Spearfishing Retail Stores Adreno – Brisbane. 56 Deshon St, Woolloongabba QLD 4102 Adreno – Melbourne. 1184 Nepean Hwy, Cheltenham VIC 3192 Adreno – Sydney. 1/678-682 Botany Rd, Alexandria NSW 2015 Adreno – Perth. 2C / 376 South St, O’Connor, WA, 6163 Spearfishing Superstore – Cairns. 303-305 Draper St, Parramatta Park QLD 4870 The Dive Shop – Port Lincoln. 4 S Quay Blvd, Port Lincoln SA 5606 Frogdive – Willoughby. 539 Willoughby Rd, NSW 2068 Spear and Fish Downunder – Newcastle.  990 Hunter street. Newcastle, NSW 2302 Spear West – 2/1 Baden Street, Osborne Park. Western Australia. 6017 Extreme Spearfishing – 1/539 Pitwater Road Brookevale, Sydney NSW 2100 USA Spearfishing Retail Stores The Dive Source – Florida 16 #2, 3721, St Augustine, Florida Oregon Freediving Company – Oregon City 919 7th St, Oregon Noob Spearo Partners + some spearfishing discounts . Use the code NOOBSPEARO save $20 on every purchase over $200 at checkout. . Listen to 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing or James Nestors ‘Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science, and what the ocean tells us about ourselves’ free Subscribe to the best spearfishing magazine in the world. Email jeromy@spearingmagazine.com for a super deal for downunder spearos (Australia/New Zealand/South Africa) Use the code noobspearo to save $20 on the full Penetrator Spearfishing Fin Range . Check out the latest in spearfishing fin technology How to Spearfish : use the code NOOBPEARO to save! 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DJ Ecko is a HipHop DJ from Paris. He has worked with Hip-Hop artists Fugitive Shemshey & Mannix from Guadalupe Island. He also frequently plays at Soulfood Parties at Sanz' Club in Paris. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On todays episode of LET THERE BE TALK i sit down with 2 amazing photographers Dean Karr and Euan Rannachan to discuss our recent journey to the Guadalupe Island to dive with the Great White Sharks. Dean Karr is one of the best Rock n Roll Photographers/Directors in the last 25 years working with bands like SLAYER IRON MAIDEN AC/DC MOTORHEAD and more Check his website http://www.deankarr.com/ Euan Rannachan is a full time photographer for the San Jose Sharks and also is the official photographer for the Mavericks Big Wave Competition. Check his photos out on Instagram at @euanart. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review on iTunes 

Cage diving with the Great White Sharks of Guadalupe Island off the coast of Baja Mexico is an all-time favorite with underwater imagers from all over the world. Mary Lynn Price and Chuck Nicklin present some of their high definition footage of these magnificent apex predators in this short music video. Stan Waterman joins them on this memorable adventure with the Guadalupe Greats.

In this short digital film, shark wrangler Jessie "SharkChick" Harper talks about her introduction to shark wrangling, the sharks she works with, and her concerns for their future. Underwater video of the Great White Sharks, Mako and Blue Sharks was shot off the Pacific Ocean coasts of Southern California and Guadalupe Island, Mexico.