Podcast appearances and mentions of Tanya Streeter

Join us this week as we dive deep with Tanya Streeter, a world champion freediver and environmentalist! Tanya takes us beyond her amazing records and into the behind the scenes of her freediving journey, talking about the years of hard work, challenges, and mental fortitude. We also dive into the peace, clarity, and self-empowerment that freediving has given her and how she gives back to the ocean today through her conservation and education efforts. We are so grateful for Tanya's words of wisdom and authenticity. Hopefully this episode will inspire you to redefine your own limits! Find us on Instagram and Facebook at @Todiveforpodcast for more content from this week's episode Head over to our website to support us by buying merch! Join us as a Spotify Subscriber to head the FULL LENGTH (1 hr and 20 minute) episode from this week! Editing and cover art by SLB Art Co Intro music by Haley Davis

Original broadcast date: January 15, 2021. Breathing is essential to life. And lately, the safety of the air we inhale, or the need to pause and take a deep breath, is on our minds a lot. This hour, TED speakers explore the power of breath. Guests include former world champion freediver Tanya Streeter, journalist Beth Gardiner, activist Yvette Arellano, paleontologist Emma Schachner, scent historian Caro Verbeek and mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe. TED Radio Hour+ subscribers now get access to bonus episodes, with more ideas from TED speakers and a behind the scenes look with our producers. A Plus subscription also lets you listen to regular episodes (like this one!) without sponsors. Sign-up at: plus.npr.org/ted

We're rounding off our discussion about plastics–micro and macro– with the documentary A Plastic Ocean (Leeson, 2016). Tanya Streeter and Craig Leeson embark on a mission to understand the plastic situation across the globe. A surfing aficionado and a former free-driver, these folks have a vested interest in keeping the ocean free of plastic! We follow them as they go all around the world, Maria tells us about their trip to Spain and we talk a little bit about our staff retreat.A special thanks to Temple KÀ for hosting us for our retreat. The location was so cozy and peaceful I cried on entry!  Further reading:https://www.retaildive.com/news/uncontained-the-complex-link-between-retail-and-packaging/552562/https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0236410

In 2002, free diver Tanya Streeter attempted to set a No Limits world record by diving down to 160m and resurfacing, all on a single breath. She would have to survive the pressures of the deep and hold her breath for 3 and a half minutes. It almost went wrong. Tanya Streeter spoke to Alex Last in 2015. PHOTO: Tanya Streeter on her record-breaking dive (Buzz Photo/Alamy Stock Photo)

BONUS! This is a special episode where we go back and review all of my favorite moments from the podcast with my good friend Cameron! Cameron Morgensen is a great friend, and a great person to include on this special episode. He is smart, very articulate, and has some great stories to tell. We have talked with Cameron on episode 27 and episode 44 of Boundless Body Radio, so be sure to check those episodes out. In those episodes, we talked about his nutrition philosophies, why he started fasting, his service in the Army, and the joy of riding bikes. Cameron also talked about gratitude, love, and kindness, which are all so important to both of us!Find Cameron at-IG- mtbcameronFind Boundless Body at-myboundlessbody.comBook a session with us here! Thank you to our guests for this review! Dr. Bill Schindler, Eranda Wickramasinghe, João Franco, Fred Hahn, David Scott, Chris Marhefka, Tanya Streeter, and Mike Kavanagh! 

MT Solomons is a link to the early days of deep freediving before the modern competition era, along with her partner at the time Aharon Solomons they were there in the time of Pipin and Audrey, Umberto Pelizzari and Davide Carrera, a young Martin Stepanek was around, Kirk Crack, Tanya Streeter, a whole host of freediving royalty, a time when things were simpler in the world and also in freediving, when freediving was still very exploratory and deep diving logistics and training were being figured out as they went along.You'll also hear about the shared history I discovered I had with MT and Aharon with a place called Agios Pavlos in southern Crete in Greece, which blew my mind, and then we'll move on to talk about MT's life in Baja, Mexico, where she is running unique freediving training courses and we talk about her experiences with plant medicines and the ultimate potential of the deep diver outside of just training and performances.In this episode we discuss:MT was back in the UK for the holiday season when we spoke.About the Huniquin people, Ayahuasca ceremonies.How MT discovered freediving.Our shared history of Crete, Agios Pavlos, Triopetra, Derek Ireland and shout out to Helen and Phil at Yoga Rocks.https://www.yogaholidaysgreece.comHow Aharon Solomons introduced her to freediving in Crete.Diving with a yellow submarine!The days of early deep diving with Pipin Ferreras, Martin Stepanek,Umberto Pelizzari, Davide Carrera and Tanya Streeter.How MT got started in Mexico.The ecology and weather of the Baja Peninsula and the Sea of Cortez.How diving works in MT's area and the experience on offer.MT's relationship with plant medicine and how that experience ties in to the experience of freediving.The deeper experience of freediving and the possibilities of deep human diving.DESERT ISLAND QUESTIONS - PATREON EXCLUSIVE

Matt Scarfo is a fitness advisor, performance coach, and movement specialist with over two decades of experience. He was interested in learning how the human machine was engineered - how it responded, how it adapted, and how it accommodated when exposed to stress and stimulation. Almost twenty-two years later, his curiosities led him to explore the most fundamental aspects of adaptation; adaptation to movement and exercise, diet, stress, injury, and disease. Matt has also partnered with two of the major fitness education institutions in the United States, and has coached, trained, and mentored over 10,000 clients. He is the expert editorialist at Status Fitness Magazine, and is also the resident fitness & nutrition expert at LiftVault.com. His passion lies in understanding and maximizing human performance.Find Matt at-https://www.mattscarfo.com/YT- MattScarfoIG- @mattscarfoSpecial love to-Xero Shoes!Past podcast guests including bestselling authors and breathing experts Patrick McKeown and James Nestor, heart rate godfather Dr. Phil Maffetone, freediver Tanya Streeter, and Xero Shoes CEO Steven Sashen!

Original broadcast date: January 15, 2021. Breathing is essential to life. And lately, the safety of the air we inhale, or the need to pause and take a deep breath, is on our minds a lot. This hour, TED speakers explore the power of breath. Guests include former world champion freediver Tanya Streeter, journalist Beth Gardiner, activist Yvette Arellano, paleontologist Emma Schachner, scent historian Caro Verbeek, and mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe.

Tanya Streeter knows how to go deep! In 2002, Tanya broke the world record for "no limits" free diving by going down to a depth of (think about this) 525 feet. She successfully set the record for both women and men, and to this day, still holds the record for the women's classification. But she didn't stop there. She has continued to be an advocate of the sport, and has devoted a massive amount of time and energy into the conservation of the oceans. She delivered this incredible TEDx presentation (you could hear a pin drop) in 2012, and four years later, appeared in the documentary The Plastic Ocean, which brings awareness to the problem of plastics in our oceans. She knows better than anyone how important the breath is, as she explained in this recent NPR TED Radio Hour. We are so grateful for Tanya's authenticity and vulnerability, for her mental toughness and her determination! Find Tanya at-Twitter- @tanyastreeterIG- tanyastreeterTrailer for the film The Plastic Ocean, available on NetflixThe Plastic OceanNo Limits by ESPN

Breathing is essential to life. And lately, the safety of the air we inhale, or the need to pause and take a deep breath, is on our minds a lot. In this episode of NPR's TED Radio Hour, we explore the power of breath.Guests include former world champion freediver Tanya Streeter, journalist Beth Gardiner, activist Yvette Arellano, paleontologist Emma Schachner, scent historian Caro Verbeek and mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe.Listen to TED Radio Hour wherever you get your podcasts, including NPR One, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts and Spotify.

Breathing is essential to life. And lately, the safety of the air we inhale, or the need to pause and take a deep breath, is on our minds a lot. In this episode of NPR's TED Radio Hour, we explore the power of breath.Guests include former world champion freediver Tanya Streeter, journalist Beth Gardiner, activist Yvette Arellano, paleontologist Emma Schachner, scent historian Caro Verbeek and mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe.Listen to TED Radio Hour wherever you get your podcasts, including NPR One, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts and Spotify.

Breathing is essential to life. And lately, the safety of the air we inhale, or the need to pause and take a deep breath, is on our minds a lot. This hour, TED speakers explore the power of breath. Guests include former world champion freediver Tanya Streeter, journalist Beth Gardiner, activist Yvette Arellano, paleontologist Emma Schachner, scent historian Caro Verbeek, and mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe.

In Episode 7, we find out about how to set a freediving World Record by accident, deep connections forged on the reef before heading off to boarding school and how to make the most of your liveaboard diving trip.We have an interview with Tanya Streeter - a mother, world champion freediver, TV personality, and environmentalist - not necessarily in that order. She talks to us about some of her pioneering freediving world records including setting one by accident, and how she developed her deep connection to the ocean living as a child in the Cayman Islands before moving to boarding school in the UK. Then we hear from Sarah Richard, founder of Girls That Scuba and co-host here on the DeeperBlue Podcast who gives us 3 tips on how to make the most of being on a liveaboard.And then finally we hear from Rob Mackins on his Best Dive Ever.Don't forget to give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us - every share and like really makes a difference.

In Episode 6, we talk sea lions, humpback whales, bringing Star Wars characters to life, and some powerful connections with the oceans.We have an interview with Luke Inman - underwater photographer, filmmaker, and author. He talks to us about what it's like diving with the Sea Lions in La Paz, Mexico - where he is based - an amazing encounter with a humpback whale and what part he played in bringing to life the most hated star wars character of all time.Then we hear from Tanya Streeter, the famous TV presenter, Freediver, and environmentalist who gives us some advice about being comfortable in the water by tapping into your diving mammal physiology.And then finally we hear from Bernhard Hofmann on his Best Dive Ever.Don't forget to give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us - every share and like really makes a difference.

Kirk Krack Use the discount code FREEDIVE CAFE to get 10% off any orders from octopusfreediving.com 10% OFF ( and FREE shipping inside Australia)! Subscribe to PodcastApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsAndroidby EmailRSSMore Subscribe Options Kirk Krack is pioneer in the freediving world, and has been on a quest to make the sport as safe as possible for over two decades. In 1996, he was working as a Trimix Instructor Trainer in Grand Cayman when he was first introduced to the competitive freediving world. Pipin Ferreras and his wife Audrey Mestre were on the island attempting world record dives, and they asked Kirk to set up scuba safety. Although he'd had a lifelong affinity for freediving (or what he'd thought was called skindiving), Kirk became further intrigued by the physiology of the sport and began to learn how freedivers were able to reach such extreme depths on a single breath.Kirk developed the educational philosophy, standards, procedures, and manuals that freediving organisation PFI is built on. To this day, Kirk continues to improve and perfect the PFI system with the newest and most innovative techniques. After training more than 10,000 students, coaching seven athletes to 23 different world records, and setting up world class events, Kirk shares everything he learns with his students in his never-ending journey for more knowledge.He has also been involved training some major celebrities for record attempts and movie parts including Margot Robbie, Tom Cruise, David Blaine, and for the past couple of years has been working on the upcoming Avatar sequels. In this episode we discuss:Kirk is the President and Founder of PFI.He comes from Canada.Kirk had an early start as a waterman.Kirk first became a scuba instructor, then moved into technical gases.175m Trimix dives!An encounter with Pipin Ferreras and Audrey Mestre.Acting as safety for big record attempts.Meeting and working with Tanya Streeter.The inception of PFI.Kirk's involvement in developing freediving education.PFI is now part of ITI.PFA is Perfomance Freediving Academy.All about the Deja Blue competition.Kirk's thoughts on the current state of competitive freediving.Kirk's involvement with big names including David Blaine, Margo Robbie, Tom Cruise and the upcoming Avatar movies.Defending the Vandenberg with Ren and Ashley Chapman.What we know about the new Avatar movies.What is technical freediving?What Kirk does in his free time when he has any...Shout out to some influential people in Kirk's life.Kirk's recommended book is Blue Mind by Wallace J. Nichols.Kirk's plans for the future, PFI, etc.Why does Kirk freedive? Kirk's Links:PFI and PFA WebsiteInstagram Become a supporter of the show and get access to exclusive episodes and other content!Visit Patreon DONATE through PAYPAL SEND TO:domhnallus@googlemail.com

#76 – Tanya Streeter | Deepest

Limited time! Support the podcast through Patreon and receive a Be Bold bracelet or Be Bold baseball cap! ***** Today’s guest is Tanya Streeter. Tanya is a world champion freediver. She holds the record, set in 2002, when she dove to a depth of 525 feet. She held that record for both men and women for more than two months but she still holds the women’s record and, again, that was over 16 years ago. The crazy thing is that she managed to secure that record on a day when things didn’t go quite right for her—which she does talk about in this episode—specifically she blacked out right before she was doing the dive. I mean seconds before. I’m not sure that I’ve spoken to anyone whose accomplishment sounds so absolutely petrifying to me. You wanna talk about being bold? As she says, you really need cojones to do something like she’s done. This accomplishment is really off the charts. What I’d love for you to do is listen to this episode, then watch the documentary video (it’s about 50 minutes long) called No Limits and then come back and re-listen to this episode because it will take on new meaning. I know you'll listen to this episode and be inspired by this conversation with Tanya Streeter. ***** Have a burning question and want to be featured on a future episode! Call 877-280-5170 and leave a message or email me here. ***** Links/books/people mentioned A Plastic Ocean Tanya freediving (video) No Limits (video on YouTube) Tanya Streeter (wiki) Connect with me: Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth

Programa #283 - Plan de Inmersiones o Briefing VI Aniversario “in memoriam” de Jordi Mateo Rubio. Descubriremos el Sardine Run, una montaña rusa de increíbles sensaciones… con Aqua Wild Africa y Daniele Pavan. Nueva entrega del Women Divers Hall of Fame, Tanya Streeter, en la voz de Joanna Frisuelos. Mis amigos los peces, la inmersión semanal en la biología marina de la Escuela de Buceo Zoea de Madrid, con por Inés García. Cita con los 11º Encuentros Blue Drinks Murcia, con Alicia Prieto. La Conjura de los Pecios, el espacio de arqueología sumergida de patrimoniosubacuatico.net y Lucas Sáez. Proa al Viento, con la patrullera del SEMAR para acompañarles en sus misiones en el mar, con el Sargento Román Revilla. Efemerides y Agenda de propuestas hasta una nueva inmersión en las ondas. La Foto de la semana es una perspectiva desde el cabo de fondeo durante la parada de seguridad, cortesía de Sam Soffes https://unsplash.com/@soffes

Programa #283 - Plan de Inmersiones o Briefing VI Aniversario “in memoriam” de Jordi Mateo Rubio. Descubriremos el Sardine Run, una montaña rusa de increíbles sensaciones… con Aqua Wild Africa y Daniele Pavan. Nueva entrega del Women Divers Hall of Fame, Tanya Streeter, en la voz de Joanna Frisuelos. Mis amigos los peces, la inmersión semanal en la biología marina de la Escuela de Buceo Zoea de Madrid, con por Inés García. Cita con los 11º Encuentros Blue Drinks Murcia, con Alicia Prieto. La Conjura de los Pecios, el espacio de arqueología sumergida de patrimoniosubacuatico.net y Lucas Sáez. Proa al Viento, con la patrullera del SEMAR para acompañarles en sus misiones en el mar, con el Sargento Román Revilla. Efemerides y Agenda de propuestas hasta una nueva inmersión en las ondas. La Foto de la semana es una perspectiva desde el cabo de fondeo durante la parada de seguridad, cortesía de Sam Soffes https://unsplash.com/@soffes

We chat with ocean conservationists Tanya Streeter, Ayana Johnson, and Sheila Bowman about why saving the planet is not just the domain of “white dudes wearing Patagonia fleeces.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tanya Streeter made a remarkable dive – on just one breath of air – to the unimaginable depth of 160 metres. This was a dive that nearly went very badly wrong. As Tanya tells Steve Backshall – himself a world-class adventurer – she blacked-out seconds before she began the dive; she developed nitrogen narcosis – almost like being drunk – and struggled to remember how to release the pin that would return her to the surface. On the way back up she thinks she blacked out for a second time.

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). A Plastic Ocean - (Documentary) A PLASTIC OCEAN begins when journalist Craig Leeson, searching for the elusive blue whale, discovers plastic waste in what should be pristine ocean. In this adventure documentary, Craig teams up with free diver Tanya Streeter and an international team of scientists and researchers, and they travel to twenty locations around the world over the next four years to explore the fragile state of our oceans, uncover alarming truths about plastic pollution, and reveal working solutions that can be put into immediate effect. Director: Craig Leeson Writers: Mindy Elliott, Craig Leeson - IMDb Subscribe, rate and review Movies First at all good podcatcher apps, including iTunes, audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Podbean, Overcast, RadioPublic, etc. RSS feed: https://audioboom.com/channels/4673419.rss For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, twitter, Google+, and Clammr: Facebook - @moviesfirst twitter - @ moviesfirst Google+ - https://plus.google.com/u/2/collection/8p-OaB Clammr - http://www.clammr.com/app/moviesfirst If you're enjoying Movies First, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you. #movies #cinema #entertainment #podcast #reviews #environment #ocean #whales #wildlife Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tanya Streeter is a British-Caymanian-American best known as a world champion free diver. Tanya was inducted into the Women Diver's Hall of Fame in March 2000 and for a time held the overall "no limits" freediving record (greater than the men's record) with a depth of 525 feet (160 m) that is still the women's world record. Tanya stopped by Lance’s to talk: the sport of free driving, "A Plastic Ocean” the documentary and overcoming physical and mental barriers.

“I would work hard at taking that energy that in that moment was called fear and just turn it into strength. Just deciding that you can either let this eat you up, or you can take it - it's just got one label on it - and turn it into something else.” - Tanya Streeter, The Moment HQ podcast Tanya Streeter is is a British-Caymanian-American world champion freediver who holds the Woman's World Record for No Limits Apnea for a 160m dive (on one breathe, with no breathing aparatus). This interview makes it into my personal collection of favourite interviews I've ever done. It's a beautiful insight into our selves, our immense power and our capacity to go beyond the limitations of the mind. My path crossed with Tanya's due to my dad's recent work in directing the latest documentary film: Momentum Freediving, which Tanya is a part of. A film bringing together 16 of the world's elite freedivers for the first time ever. This is a film that has the power to truly bring the beauty and magic of freediving to the world and makes you question your boundaries. I went on to watch Tanya's story via the documentary below and was amazed and intrigued by the power, strength and mindset of this woman. In this interview we capture her intimate journey of self discovery with freediving and explore the inner workings of her mind and how she pushed herself to achieve greatness. “I went on that journey to see what I was made of and for better or worse I found out what I was made of. And I can't ignore it now. It doesn't always make itself evident to me, but I know it's there.” Tanya and I have a chat about REDEFINING LIMITS, HUMAN POTENTIAL & PERSONAL GIFTS Learn about: Her journey of self discovery with freediving Redefining limits: what it means and how you can too The physical, mental and spiritual aspects of training The importance of presence Fear and overcoming it And find out: What moves her? What she believe is her greatest asset? What she'd be doing if he wasn't in his profession? The best piece of advice she's been given.

In 2002, free diver Tanya Streeter attempted to set a No Limits world record by diving down to 160m and resurfacing, all on a single breath. She would have to survive the pressures of the deep and hold her breath for 3 and a half minutes. It almost went wrong. Hear Tanya's account of the dive. (Photo: Tanya Streeter holds onto the sled as she decends in her attempt to break the "No Limits" world record, AP Photo/Dan Burton)

Baltimore Ravens' John Urschel explains how he juggles being a maths genius and NFL star. Athlete Abuse Should romantic relationships between athletes and coaches be banned? That is the view of Safe4athletes founder, former British Olympic swimmer and abuse survivor Katherine Starr. We discuss that issue and others around athlete safety with Katherine and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Jenn Heil Professor Klopp Before his playing days were over Jürgen Klopp was eyeing up management by completing a degree in sports science including a diploma in walking. We speak to professor Klaus Bös who taught Klopp everything he knows about walking. The Alternative Rugby World Cup One hundred children from some of the poorest parts of the world have been in England to play an alternative rugby tournament. Joe Wilson has been to see The Tour Aid Cup, Its belief is rugby can narrow the divide between the world’s wealthy and those who live close to poverty. Sporting Witness We speak to Tanya Streeter who in 2012 set a new world record for men and women by diving down to 160 metres and resurfacing, all on one breath. Just weeks later her friend and fellow free-diver, Audrey Mestre, died trying to break the record. (Photo: (L) John Urschel participating in a Baltimore Ravens training session. (R) John Urschel working out the formula for a Superbowl triumph. Credit: Getty Images)