Podcasts about skin diver

The boys dig out the very first, “I Learned About Diving From That…” article published in Skin Diver. Too deep, too fast. This is a lesson about ego. A love story with Eric the Instructor and Patch Jacket Joyce. When you fixate on a target and the dive becomes all about a goal, you lose the importance of the journey.

This week the boys discuss an article from Skin Diver's "I learned About Diving From That" section in their magazine detailing a divers account of fin riding on a whale shark and thus giving us all yet another reason to leave the animals alone! Have a listen!

It's the third show of a series. Of a brand new radio series. We travel back to 1957 to hear Stan Freberg and Friends (the great talents of June Foray, Peter Leeds, and Daws Butler) and a visit with Miss Jupiter, The Skin Diver's Mandolin Club, and acrobats on radio.  Visit our website: https://goodolddaysofradio.com/ Subscribe to our Facebook Group for news, discussions, and the latest podcast: https://www.facebook.com/groups/881779245938297 If you don't do Facebook, we're also on Gab: https://gab.com/OldRadio  Our theme music is "Why Am I So Romantic?" from Animal Crackers: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KHJKAKS/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_MK8MVCY4DVBAM8ZK39WD

This week ATBpod welcomes Jaren Chun. Jarren is one of Hawaii's top skin divers as well as the head of the COVID testing team for Disney productions in Hawai'i.   On this episode Thaddeus and Jaren talk about Jaren's recent weeding, the trials and tribulations of COVID testing for a Hawai'i based Disney TV show, and being an RN in the ER during the pandemic.  They also talk about Jarens love for diving, cooking fish straight from the sea, as well as how diving has taken him around the world. Lastly Jaren shares some of his craziest experiences working in the ER, as well as diving. 

Retrieved from ScubaGuru - Expert Advice & Best Practices for Scuba Diving Professionals Cathy Church – Underwater Photography Pioneer and Educator Hey everyone welcome to another episode of the League of Extraordinary Divers. It's great to have you here today. Back in the early eighties is when I got certified and my favorite magazine was Skin Diver magazine. Today's guest was photo editor for Skin Diver magazine and […] The post LXD 038 : Cathy Church – Underwater Photography Pioneer appeared first on ScubaGuru.

Episode 2.09. I've been lucky to have so many amazing artists on my podcast. Stephen Frink is a prolific underwater photographer that I met during my time at Scuba Diving Magazine. I worked there as the advertising designer, and Stephen was the Photo Editor and he traveled all over to write and take underwater photos of the areas. I am going to put his full bio below so you can read it. Listen to his interview at My Creative Life. Thank you for listening! To see more of Stephen Frink's work visit: StephenFrink.com Stephen Frink Facebook Stephen Frink Instagram About Stephen Frink Stephen Frink is among the world’s most frequently published UW photographers, with a career spanning four decades. He arrived in Key Largo in 1978 to open a small studio dedicated to UW photo services, primarily renting cameras and processing E-6 slide film, but he soon began to receive assignments to photograph and write articles for the consumer dive publications of the day. He worked as a photojournalist for Skin Diver magazine for 17-years, covering much of the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Florida Keys for the publication. Subsequently he worked as the Director of Photography for Scuba Diving magazine. Most recently, and for the past 10 years, Stephen has been the publisher of Alert Diver Magazine, a beautiful coffee-table collectible magazine for the members of the Divers Alert Network. Stephen teaches Masters level courses of Stephen Frink School of Underwater Digital Imaging in his home waters of Key Largo, Florida. Clients for assignment photography over the past 40 years have included Scubapro, Victoria’s Secret, Aqualung, Oceanic, Canon, Nikon, Subgear, Mercury Marine, Jantzen, Alcan Aluminum, R.J. Reynolds, Seaquest, Henderson Aquatics, American Express, Hanes, Club Med; as well as scores of resorts and live-aboard dive boats throughout the world. Rolex Watch Company has also engaged Frink for both endorsement campaign and product photography. He sits on the Boards of Directors of the Coral Restoration Foundation and the Florida Keys chapter of the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, and is active with various ocean conservation initiatives. Other Frink enterprises include a dive travel company, WaterHouse Tours and Reservations and a Seacam USA, the North American distribution of the Austrian underwater housing and strobe manufacturer. Stephen lives in Key Largo, where he operates a studio and gallery at Mile Marker 101, Bayside.

This episode of Orms Air, the Orms Podcast is split into two parts, this is part two.Join us as we dive beneath the skin of Katya Abedian; writer, producer and director of breath-taking short film Skin Diver. Referred to as an ode to the tender hearted, this coming-of-age short short sheds much needed light on the power hidden beneath the surface of the empathic at heart who are unapologetically themselves. In this episode of Orms Air, host Rachel Reeves and producer Jess Semple continue the conversation with Katya as she shares her creative beginnings, the female-centric future of the film industry and takes us on a journey to the well from which she draws creative enrichment. Haven’t watched Skin Diver? We would highly recommend that you do. Preferably on a screen bigger than your smartphone! It can be found on Vimeo with a simple title search or by following this link. In this episode Katya references the following books, films and creatives who enriched her childhood and her current creative journey:A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled HosseiniAtonement by Ian McEwan, and film by Joe WrightBoth 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange and Barry Lyndon by director Stanley Kubrick Composer Max Richter’s musicThe 2014 UNESCO study that Rachel references when the discussion turns to the representation of female creatives within the film industry can be found in this document by the National Film and Video Foundation here.Katya shares with us a saying from her Baha'i upbringing relating to the power of equality, which can be found here.Katya references the following creatives as being a part of her well of creative enrichment:South African photographer and filmmaker Kristin Lee MoolmanSouth African photographer and creative Tony GumSouth African photographer Adriaan LouwSinger Yoza Mnyanda of Darkie Fiction, you can find their music via their SoundCloud hereAllison Swank of The Swank GroupWriter, director and producer Jenna Cato BassXavier Dolan as a constant inspiration in her work whose latest release Mommy Katya encourages everyone to watch immediately! Find out more about Xavier Dolan here.Filmmaker Andrea Arnold and specifically her film American HoneyAmerican filmmaker Ava DuVernay Terrance Malick and specifically his film The Tree of LifeTwelve Years a Slave by filmmaker Steve McQueenActress, director and writer

This episode of Orms Air, the Orms Podcast is split into two parts, this is part one. Join us as we dive beneath the skin of Katya Abedian; writer, producer and director of breath-taking short film Skin Diver. Referred to as an ode to the tender hearted, this coming-of-age short film sheds much needed light on the power hidden beneath the surface of the empathic at heart who are unapologetically themselves. In this episode Jess Semple the producer of Orms Air takes the lead in the conversation and discusses Katya’s pre-production, shooting and post-production from one filmmaker to another.Haven’t watched Skin Diver? We would highly recommend that you do. Preferably on a screen bigger than your smartphone! It can be found on Vimeo with a simple title search or by following this link. In Part One of this episode Katya mentions:The cast and crew of Skin Diver in order of reference;Liam Solo, Cinematographer for this short film whose work can be found here.Tony Gum, who plays Amazi and whose work can be found here.Demi Van Der Westhuizen, who plays Saffron.Thami Cumngce Giyose, who plays the young girl at the open and close of this short film.Holmes Awa, Editor & Colourist for this short film whose work can be found here.Caroline Mackintosh, who shot the underwater scenes for this short film and whose work can be found here.Max Richter, whose piece On The Nature of Daylight which you will recognise throughout this short film and whose work can be found here.James Harvey, whose original score plays throughout this short film.Daniel Thackwray of Big House Recording Studios who did the Sound Design and Final Mix for this short film. Katya touches on the following filmmakers whose work she drew inspiration from when creating Skin Diver;In terms of the central framing you’ll notice throughout Skin Diver, Katya references Wes Anderson as an inspiration for the symmetry and her interesting use of framing techniques. You can find out more about Wes Anderson here.Xavier Dolan as a constant inspiration in her work whose latest release Mommy Katya encourages everyone to watch immediately! Find out more about Xavier Dolan here.Terrance Malick whose work inspired the ethereal bubble and water scenes in Skin Diver, you can find out more about his work here.Bahá’í Faith: Katya references her faith that inspires and drives her to striving to make a difference and extend her helping hand towards those outside of and therefore within her own community. You can find out more about the Bahá’í Faith here.Katya mentions Tyla Mason the artist who designed the movie poster for Skin Diver in a beautiful homage to one of the films inspirations Wes Anderson. You can find more of Tyla's work here.Allison Swank of the Swank Group who advised Katya on handling production companies and staying independent.The site that Katya used to submit Skin Diver to international film festivals, FilmFreeway.

Join us as the true sons of the fathers of diving, Jamesy and Brando, explore the wide world of archetypical diving personas. Beware of the Buffoonus- Aquarius. This is not a politically correct show in today's world. But hey, we're going back to 1961 when Skin Diver was trying to capture the real image of who a diver really was.

https://www.beautifulnews.co.za/stories/prince-modiba For children used to the fast-paced thrill of soccer, golf can be pretty boring. This left Prince Modiba with a challenge: how do you get kids interested in the sport? When he began coaching youth in Soweto, he had to build their curiosity and skills from the ground up. But Modiba managed to pique their attention, motivating the kids to come back and learn more. In a community where golf used to be inaccessible, Modiba is giving them the chance to swing for success. https://www.beautifulnews.co.za/stories/de-wet-swanepoel Listen up. You may have a hearing problem. But it takes less than two minutes to figure that out thanks to De Wet Swanepoel. He’s the inventor of a nifty phone application that detects difficulty hearing. It’s changing lives, particularly for the younger generation A Professor of Audiology at the University of Pretoria, Swanepoel spent years researching how technology can improve healthcare. His work culminated in the launch of HearZA. https://www.beautifulnews.co.za/stories/mpumelelo-buthelezi-bn Your job doesn’t define your worth. Growing up, Mpumelelo Buthelezi didn’t understand people rummaging through trash. Dump sites were places for scraps and unwanted items. So why were they entering landfills empty-handed, and returning with full bags? As an adult, Buthelezi realised what they were doing and set out to capture their stories, camera in hand. In an ongoing photo series, Buthelezi documents the lives of informal waste collectors in Soweto. https://www.beautifulnews.co.za/stories/stiaan-scheepers Stiaan Scheepers starts his day doing what most kids fear – maths. Addition, subtraction, fractions and division are child’s play to him. Scheepers is a nine-year-old mathematical prodigy capable of crunching complex sums at exhilarating speeds. Numbers don’t intimidate Scheepers. Not when he’s faced far worse. When Scheepers was just three years old, he was diagnosed with lymphoblastic leukemia. At an age when toddlers want to explore and run free, Scheepers had to stay indoors, undergoing chemotherapy. His precocious interest in maths began when he joined his older brother at A+ Students. Though Scheepers was barely out of diapers, the early learning system offered him a method to his genius. Later, it gave him the strength to get through cancer. https://www.beautifulnews.co.za/stories/katya-abedian Dreams, desires and destinies are tricky waters to navigate – especially when you’re a teenager. All Katya Abedian knew was that she had stories to tell. . So she took a brave step into the world of cinematography. Trusting her instincts, Abedian began moulding her own narrative. Her film, Skin Diver, is a dreamy exploration of what it means to accept yourself when the world expects the opposite. To souls struggling to reconcile their differences, Abedian encourages them to hold true to themselves.

Troels Malling og Brian Lykke tog d. 16. november til Klarlund Expo 2018 på Børsen. En fantastisk aften med masser af skønne ure og en helvedes masse larm. Så vær forberedt på et lidt udfordrende lydbillede... Vi kigger nærmere på Longines´ mega cool re-edition af deres legendariske Skin Diver, på Glashüttes meget specielle Sixties med en dragende og dyb grøn skive og ikke mindst Tudors nye vidunder Fifty Eight som får mange roser med på vejen. 

Photographer Stephen Frink has been showing the world what the inderwater world looks like for years and now as the editor of DAN's Alert Diver magazine he has the perfect platform to tell his stories as well. Join host Greg Martin has be talks to photographer Stephen Frink and Skin Diver magazine, Alert Diver and more!

Promo Mix (Sep 2015) - Mixed By Dj Mojonti Tracklist: 01. Pan0matic Deejay - Tribute To Dukesoul (Main Mix) 02. Skin Diver feat. Teedra Moses (Afriki Soul Mix) 03. Tylo Parker - Stilletto (Original Mix) 04. Black Coffee - Stuck In Your Love (feat Azola) 05. Kquesol - Super Natural (Original Mix) 06. DJ Nova Feat. M.que - Again (Original Mix) 07. BlackChild, Miss P - Its Still Love (De Montuh Remix) 08. Kaylow - Don't Say We're Thru (Nastee Nev Mix) 09. Efkay - Sax this Sax that (shiQ'wan's original mix) 10. Black Motion Ft Miss P - Its you (Original Mix)