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Suffering through a dry spell without scuba diving? Grab your favorite drink and take your seat at The Dive Table every week with Jay and Sarah as they share their stories and adventures of their continuing love affair with scuba diving. You’ll laugh at their stories of minor misfortune. Empathize with their successes and regrets, but ultimately you’ll recognize their journey as your own; where life intersects with Scuba Diving. We know you’d rather be scuba diving, but while you’re out of the water, The Dive Table Podcast is the next best thing.

  1. SZEPT. 26.

    Final Episode

    Yes, this is our very final episode.  We are sorry to see it go.  We had an amazing time discussing scuba topics and meeting new people.  More is explained in the episode.

    41 perc
  2. Balancing the Responsibilities of Parenting With a Passion for Scuba Diving with Laura Pohjanen from DarkSide Divers | S3E17

    SZEPT. 3.

    Balancing the Responsibilities of Parenting With a Passion for Scuba Diving with Laura Pohjanen from DarkSide Divers | S3E17

    In this episode, Jay and Sarah explore the topic of parenting and diving with their guest, Laura Pohjanen, from Dark Side Divers. The discussion covers considerations when balancing diving and parenting, the unique experience of being a diver and a mom, the physical and mental challenges, and the importance of support from partners and the diving community. They also touch on introducing children to swimming and water sports, language barriers in parenting, and the societal expectations around parenthood. If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Laura DarkSide Divers on Instagram DarkSide Divers The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    1 óra

  3. AUG. 20.

    The Dive Table Presents: 'Diversity Below the Waves' with Greg Hamman of Undersea Expeditions - Creating Safe Spaces for LGBTQ+ Divers

    Greg Hamman, owner of Gayscuba.com, discusses his experience as a queer person in the diving industry and the importance of creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ divers. He highlights the role of LGBTQ+ scuba clubs in providing support and resources for divers and the progress that has been made in some destinations. Greg also addresses the challenges of homophobia and discrimination that still exist in the industry and the need for allies to speak up and take a stand. He emphasizes the importance of situational awareness and listening to the concerns of marginalized divers to ensure their safety and comfort.  Greg also discuss the challenges that still exist in the industry and the importance of individual conversations and relationships in promoting understanding and acceptance. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background03:02 Challenges Faced by LGBTQ+ Divers07:54 The Role of Allies in Creating Safe Spaces13:04 Progress and Challenges in the Diving Industry22:51 Situational Awareness and Diver Safety28:13 Introduction and the Equality of Diving32:58 The Importance of a Welcoming Environment for Divers39:07 Welcoming LGBTQ+ Divers in Destinations44:16 Creating a Safe Learning Environment for Divers48:57 Challenges and the Role of Allies in the Diving Community53:19 Looking Towards the Future and Advocating for Change If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Greg Hamman https://www.gayscuba.com/ The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    58 perc
  4. The Dive Table Presents: 'Diversity Below the Waves - The Humans of Scuba' with Ara @Diverbliss. 'Promoting Inclusivity in the Dive Industry, Cultural Awareness and Empathy in Diving'

    JÚL. 30.

    The Dive Table Presents: 'Diversity Below the Waves - The Humans of Scuba' with Ara @Diverbliss. 'Promoting Inclusivity in the Dive Industry, Cultural Awareness and Empathy in Diving'

    Note:  I apologize for the technical difficulty that Jay's microphone was experiencing.  It is rectified at the 18:50 minute mark. In this conversation, Jay, Sarah, and Ara discuss the lack of diversity in the scuba diving industry and the impact it has on different communities. They explore the experiences of being a person of color in the diving world, the stereotypes and discrimination faced by divers from different backgrounds, and the role of marketing and representation in perpetuating these biases.  They also touch on the financial barriers that prevent many individuals from marginalized communities from accessing diving opportunities. The conversation covers topics such as the lack of access to diving for Filipinos due to financial constraints, the importance of localizing diving and making it accessible to all, the need for awareness and empathy when traveling to different cultures, the presence of casual racism in the diving community, and the importance of being an ally and speaking up against racism. The conversation also highlights the significance of supporting businesses that treat their employees well and have fair practices.  Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background08:16 Race and Identity in Scuba Diving15:12 Stereotypes and Discrimination in the Diving Community25:37 Financial Barriers to Diving Opportunities30:45 Promoting Inclusivity in the Dive Industry30:55 Lack of Access to Diving for Filipinos35:02 Cultural Awareness and Empathy38:12 Addressing Casual Racism in the Diving Community41:38 Being an Ally and Speaking Up56:34 Supporting Businesses with Fair Practices01:00:26 Join the Diver Bliss Community and Dive in the Philippines If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Ara @diverbliss www.diverbliss.com The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    1 ó 2 p

  5. JÚL. 23. · BÓNUSZ

    The Dive Table Presents: Surface Interval #6 with Jay Gardner: Zigging and Zagging as an Independent Scuba Instructor

    Being an independent scuba instructor involves managing various aspects of running a small business, serving students, and handling logistics. This includes finding students, defining the target audience, and understanding their needs. It also involves managing the logistics of teaching classes, such as gas fills, dive sites, rentals, and pool access. Building a support system is crucial, including service, retail sales, and knowledge resources. The closure of local dive shops can present challenges, requiring improvisation and finding alternative solutions. Jay shares his experience and invites other independent instructors to share their stories and insights. The Scripps Pier underwater camera was donated by DeepSea Power & Light and proved HD live streaming video from ~4m (13ft) water depth.The Scripps Pier Underwater Camera If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable  The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    35 perc

  6. 3. ÉVAD ELŐZETES

    The Dive Table Presents: 'Diversity Below the Waves: The Humans of Scuba'

    We here at the dive table are excited to announce our new diversity in diving series. If you've been involved with the scuba diving community in any capacity, you have probably noticed a lack of diversity. Although this is changing as younger people get into the sport with the help of social media, the general diving population consists of white, middle -aged, straight men. And while we love all the people who keep this sport alive, here at the dive table, we want everyone to feel represented in the sport. So we're creating this series to talk about the different challenges people face. Our purpose is to raise our collective consciousness around diversity and diving and be a part of the continuing evolution of the sport we are all so passionate about. We recognize fully that this topic may be controversial for some. We hope that you'll stick around and learn with us on this journey as we step into other people's shoes. These conversations are important to have out loud and in the open so we can grow together. Throughout the rest of this season, we will be sprinkling in episodes from this series, including the topics of culture, race, sexual identity, and gender. Be sure to subscribe to get the latest episode and join the conversation in our Facebook group. That's Facebook.com forward slash groups forward slash the dive table. If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable  The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    2 perc

  7. JÚL. 17.

    Debunking Shark "Facts" | S3E14

    Sharks have a bad reputation, mostly due to sensationalism and fear, however, they are important for the environment and play a vital role as apex predators.  Shark attacks are rare, with the odds of being bitten or killed by a shark being extremely low and in fact, you're more likely to be struck by lightning.  We think it goes without saying, but Humans are the biggest threat to sharks through overfishing, fear-based killings, by-catch and of course being only partially used for shark fin soup.  Sensationalized media, like Shark Week, perpetuates negative stereotypes about sharks, but social media influencers and conservationists are working hard to show the real side of sharks and their importance to the ecosystem.  In this conversation, Sarah and Jay discuss common myths and misconceptions about sharks. They debunk the idea that all sharks are big and have sharp teeth, emphasizing the diversity of shark species and their different tooth structures. They also address the misconception that sharks are man-eaters, highlighting that most sharks eat fish or invertebrates.  Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Sharks and Shark Week01:00 Sharks' Bad Reputation03:24 The Rarity of Shark Attacks06:07 Sharks' Behavior and Misunderstandings11:03 Human Threats to Sharks12:23 Sensationalism in Media: The Case of Shark Week14:37 Changing the Narrative: Showing the Real Side of Sharks23:11 Introduction and Talking to Kids about Sharks24:36 Myth #1: All Sharks are Big with Sharp Teeth25:53 Different Teeth Structures and Shark Diversity27:22 Myth #2: Sharks are Man-Eaters28:42 Myth #3: Sharks are Not Important29:48 Myth #4: Can Anything Hurt a Shark?31:21 Myth #5: Sharks Attack People Often33:00 Challenging Sensationalism and Advocating for the Truth35:19 The Low Rate of Shark Attacks37:41 Divers as Advocates for Sharks40:32 Get Involved in Shark Conservation42:02 Closing Remarks and Call to Action If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable  The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    44 perc

  8. JÚL. 9.

    Reality Check - 10 Myths That Scuba Students Should Question | S3E13

    In this episode, Jay and Sarah discuss the top 10 student myths for scuba divers. They address misconceptions such as the belief that paying for certification guarantees expertise, the idea that scuba diving is challenging, scary, and always expensive, and the notion that instructors should always be trusted without question. They also touch on the importance of choosing the right instructor and questioning your dive buddy if necessary. They also cover the importance of experience, the need for communication, the value of ongoing training and refreshers, and the fallacy of relying solely on equipment. They emphasize the importance of being open-minded, adaptable, and constantly learning in order to become better divers. Chapters 00:00 Introduction01:28 Myth 1: Certification Does Not Equal Expertise07:18 Myth 3: Blind Trust in Instructors31:29 Myth 5: Never Question Your Dive Buddy33:20 Debunking Scuba Diving Myths: Instructor Worship38:27 The Myth of 'I Don't Need More Training'45:20 The Fallacy of Relying on Equipment48:45 The Flexibility of Diving Techniques55:19 The Journey to Mastery in Scuba Diving If you enjoyed this episode and want to be a part of this growing community, you can join us in a couple of ways:  Subscribe to the podcast so you get notified when new episodes drop;Leave a rating wherever you listen to your podcastsSend the link to the show, ‘divetable.com,’ to a dive buddy, your dive team, or your last scuba instructor.Share your thoughts with us by leaving us a voicemail here on our website or say,’Howdy!’Join us on our Facebook group, www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable  The Dive Table https://www.thedivetable.com/ The Dive Table Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedivetable Instagram @thedivetable Gardner Underwater https://gardnerunderwater.com/ Sarah Miller www.azulunlimited.com Fish Dive Surf, Inc. https://fishdivesurf.com/

    1 ó 2 p
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Suffering through a dry spell without scuba diving? Grab your favorite drink and take your seat at The Dive Table every week with Jay and Sarah as they share their stories and adventures of their continuing love affair with scuba diving. You’ll laugh at their stories of minor misfortune. Empathize with their successes and regrets, but ultimately you’ll recognize their journey as your own; where life intersects with Scuba Diving. We know you’d rather be scuba diving, but while you’re out of the water, The Dive Table Podcast is the next best thing.

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    The Dive Table
  • Aktív évek
    2022. - 2024.
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