Interviews Archive
Each month we feature different interviews with dive industry professionals. The interviews are conducted and sponsored by Joe Cocozza of Pod Diver Radio. Here are the interviews of past “interviews of the month.”
Archive for September, 2009Interviews ArchiveEach month we feature different interviews with dive industry professionals. The interviews are conducted and sponsored by Joe Cocozza of Pod Diver Radio. Here are the interviews of past “interviews of the month.” Compare ProvidersThe following is a chart that compares insurance providers. Dive InsuranceWhether traveling to an exotic dive location far from home or diving only a few miles from home, diving accidents can happen. Diving accidents such as decompression illness (the bends), over-expansion injuries, ear problems, or any other type of diving malady can all result in medical treatment and in severe cases require medical transport to [...] Protect Coral Reefswww.coralreefalliance.org World Conservation OrganizationsDivers around the world can help to protect the oceans, seas, lakes, rivers, and springs they dive in by supporting these organizations as well as practicing environmentally safe diving activities. Without your support and dedication, our diving environment may be destroyed for future generations and keep us from diving the places we love. Get involved [...] Ice Diving Contribute Your Own ArticlesClick Here to Submit Your Own Ice Diving Article! Ice Diving TrainingIce diving is cutting a hole in the ice on a lake or other body of water and descending below the ice. There is a good bit to learn before you should start ice diving. A good team that is knowledgeable about every aspect about ice diving is important. There is some special gear and [...] Ice Diving FAQFrequently Asked Questions Ice Diving OverviewSome people may ask why you would ever want to dive in 32 degree Fahrenheit water under a sheet of ice. There are several reasons why divers descend into the frigid water and explore below a sheet of ice with a hole cut in it. After the Basic Underwater Photo CourseWhat Do I Do Now? |