أفضل بودكاسات The Underwater Podcast (2024)

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Wildlife Cinematographer Christina Karliczek Skoglund 1:17:26

10d ago1:17:26

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In episode #58 host Brett Stanley chats with Christina Karliczek Skoglund, an underwater wildlife and feature film cinematographer. Christina grew up on the coast of Sweden, dreaming of shipwrecks, but it was a trip to New Zealand and Australia as a teenager that really gave her a taste for the underwater world of film. They talk about her work wit…

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Pod 84 - Julie Angus - Ocean Adventurer and CEO of Open Ocean Robotics 31:16

1M ago31:16

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This week we spoke with Julie Angus. As well as being Co-founder and CEO of Open Ocean Robotics, Julie was also the first woman to row across the Atlantic Ocean from mainland to mainland. Click to learn more about Open Ocean Robotics and connect with Julie on LinkedIn. Click to see our host, Martin Stemp, RS Aqua, OceanTechJobs on LinkedIn. Find ou…

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Pod 83 Peter Girguis - Professor of Marine Sciences at Harvard University 27:38

2M ago27:38

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This week we speak with Pete Girguis, Professor of Marine Sciences at Harvard University, and the 2023 winner of the SUT’s Captain Don Walsh Award for Ocean Exploration. Find Pete on LinkedIn here, and follow Pete on Twitter X. Click to find out more about the Girguis Lab at Harvard University. Click to see our host, Martin Stemp, RS Aqua, OceanTec…

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Pod 82 Dan Hook - Consultant Marine Technologist 48:51

2M ago48:51

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This week we're speaking with Dan Hook - Consultant Marine Technologist, qualified Naval Architect, and Chartered Engineer with nearly 20 years of experience in the unmanned marine industry. Find Dan Hook on LinkedIn here. Click to find out more about RAD Propulsion, L3 Harris, and Ocean Infinity. Click to see our host, Martin Stemp, RS Aqua, Ocean…

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Pod 81 - Professor Susan Gourvenec on Offshore Geotechnical Engineering 32:54

3M ago32:54

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This week we’re speaking with offshore geotechnical engineer Professor Susan Gourvenec about her life and work in Perth and the UK. Susan is Professor of Offshore Geotechnical Engineering at the University of Southampton, and the Royal Academy of Engineering Chair in Emerging Technologies - specialising in Intelligent & Resilient Ocean Engineering.…

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Pod 80 - Matt Allen on Building Artificial Reefs 43:07

3M ago43:07

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This week we’re speaking with Perth-based offshore engineer, Matt Allen who has pioneered reef engineering globally. He and his team have built 40 massive reefs for tourism, fisheries enhancement, decommissioning and habit enhancement, and will be telling us how he’s used underwater technology to design, construct and monitor the reefs. Find out mo…

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Portrait Photographer Alison Bounce 51:31

5M ago51:31

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In episode #57 host Brett Stanley chats with French underwater portrait photographer Alison Bounce. Growing up far from the ocean in the middle of France, Alison had a life long fear of water which she hoped to overcome by moving to the coastal city of Nice and starting her love affair with underwater photography. Since then she’s built her busines…

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Gates Housing's President John Ellerbrock 57:18

8M ago57:18

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In episode #56 host Brett Stanley chats with John Ellerbrock - owner and President of Gates Underwater Housings. Gates have been a staple in the world of underwater imaging since the late 60’s when Elwyn Gates started building the first products in his garage, and created a thriving business. John talks about the history of Gates, how he got involv…

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Camera Operator & Photographer Jenny Baumert 1:03:05

11M ago1:03:05

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In episode #55 host Brett Stanley chats with Underwater Camera Operator and Photographer Jenny Baumert. Jenny fell in love with underwater photography at the Brooks Institute in California, but quickly moved in to cinematography. She’s worked on commercials and music videos, and just finished up shooting the title sequence for Netflix’s Merpeople d…

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Freedive Photographer Tony Myshlyaev 1:02:39

1+ y ago1:02:39

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In episode #54 host Brett Stanley chats with freedive photographer Tony Myshlyaev, better known as Tones Of Blue. They talk about his journey from learning to scuba dive in Vancouver, Canada, to his love affair with the warm tropical waters of Thailand. Tony shares some of his techniques for shooting people in open water, his favourite spots to div…

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Pod 79 - Rusty Jehangir, CEO of Blue Robotics 21:45

1+ y ago21:45

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In this episode we talk with Rustom “Rusty” Jehangir, founder of Blue Robotics and winner of this year's SUT Gwyn Griffiths Award for Underwater Robotics. Rusty speaks about his appreciation of receiving the award, and how he founded Blue Robotics to be a forward-looking, innovative supplier of robotics components enabling the future of ocean explo…

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Pod 78 - Tidal Range Energy with David Kerr 38:41

1+ y ago38:41

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In this episode, we talk with David Kerr, Director with Tidal Engineering and Environmental Services Ltd. David speaks about tidal range initiatives and the benefits that this can bring to the energy mix of the UK national grid. Check out the Tidal Engineering and Environmental Services website at https://tidalengineering.co.uk Find out more about …

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Pod 77 - Ashtead Technology's Optical Chain Measurement System with Tyler de Gier 37:58

1+ y ago37:58

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In this episode, we talk with Tyler de Gier, Engineering Manager for Ashtead Technology’s inspection and integrity engineering business. Tyler speaks about development and operation of their optical chain measurement system, and why it is critical to be able to provide accurate, reliable, and repeatable monitoring of mooring chains. Watch the Chain…

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Performer & Filmmaker Julie Gautier 54:54

1+ y ago54:54

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In episode #53 host Brett Stanley chats with freedive champion, film maker, and underwater performer Julie Gautier. Julie’s films are a beautifully visual insight into not just the mind of a freediver, but also into the powerful messages that water can convey through imagery and dance. She talks about her journey from freediver to film maker, and w…

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Pod 76 - The Scottish Marine Environmental Enhancement Fund (SMEEF) with Sarah Brown 24:01

1+ y ago24:01

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In this episode, we talk with Sarah Brown, manager of the Scottish Marine Environmental Enhancement Fund (SMEEF). SMEEF is a fresh new opportunity and approach to funding projects in the marine and coastal environment. The fund will enable users benefiting from marine ecosystem services to voluntarily re-invest in the health and biodiversity of our…

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Photographer Adam Attoun 49:34

1+ y ago49:34

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In episode #52 host Brett Stanley chats with landscape photographer turned underwater photographer Adam Attoun. Based in Reading California, Adam talks about his background in landscape photography and how he’s brought many of those techniques and aesthetics into his underwater portrait work. We dig in to his process, how he gets such a unique look…

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Pod 75 - Fugro's Vertical Boring Machine (not boring at all!) 28:05

1+ y ago28:05

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This week we talk with Fugro's Peter Richards, Designer and Chief Engineer and James Amos Business Development Manager for Marine Infrastructure Solutions. Peter and James talk about Fugro's development of a vertical boring machine (VBM™), a tool that accelerates the subsea construction phase of fixed wind turbines. Find out more about Fugro at www…

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Cinematographer Jacques Ballard 51:44

1+ y ago51:44

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In episode #51 host Brett Stanley chats with underwater cinematographer Jacques Ballard about his work on the feature film The Deep House. We discuss how he shot the underwater thriller, what cameras and lighting they used, and how problem solving can really be one of the fun parts of underwater filmmaking. Jacques’s career has been quite varied, w…

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Imaging Engineer Pawel Achtel 41:48

1+ y ago41:48

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In episode #50 host Brett Stanley chats with the man who built the Underwater 3D Cameras for the new Avatar films, Pawel Achtel. Pawel is an engineer with a passion for the underwater world, and has created a variety of imaging solutions, including the 3D Stereoscopic camera system for James Cameron’s new Avatar movies! We chat about how his rig wo…

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NFTs & The Oceaverse - Ian Takahashi 57:53

2y ago57:53

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In episode #49 host Brett Stanley chats with underwater cinematographer and co-founder of The Oceaverse, Ian Takahashi. NFT’s have become a big industry over the last couple of years and they can be confusing for those that haven’t spent time looking in to them - so we chatted with Ian about what they are and how creatives can use them not only as …

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Tom Campbell - Wildlife Cinematographer 1:15:34

2y ago1:15:34

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In episode #48 host Brett Stanley chats with underwater photographer and High Definition Video Pioneer Tom Campbell. They chat about how Tom got started in wildlife photography, his move to cinematography, and how high definition video really opened some doors for him. Tom also tells us about his stock libraries, selling his first photograph, and h…

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Pod 74 - Dave Shaw, Making Underwater Movies 1:08:07

2+ y ago1:08:07

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In this episode, we talk with Dave Shaw, owner of Diving Services UK, and designer of the Underwater Stage, now managed by Dave on behalf of Pinewood Studios, London. Dave speaks about some of the complexities and technologies involved in setting up and capturing underwater scenes for TV and film, and more, giving us a fascinating insight into what…

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Pod 73 - Michele Stanley from SAMS talks Seaweed Farming 47:40

2+ y ago47:40

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In this episode we talk with Michele Stanley, Associate Director for Science, Enterprise and Innovation at SAMS - the Scottish Association for Marine Science. Michele talks about the work of SAMS in the field of seaweed farming and research, how seaweed can be cultivated as a sustainable energy and food source and its benefits for absorbing Carbon …

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Pod 72 - Jill Zande, President of MATE Inspiration for Innovation on their International ROV Competition 1:02:15

2+ y ago1:02:15

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In this episode, we talk with Jill Zande, president of MATE Inspiration for Innovation. Jill speaks about her 20-year involvement in the MATE ROV competition, how this has grown to an internationally recognised competition with global participation, and how it is actively inspiring the next generation of marine and subsea engineers. Find out more a…

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Sean Ruggeri - Cinematographer 1:00:17

2+ y ago1:00:17

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In episode #47 host Brett Stanley chats with cinematographer Sean Ruggeri who’s work with Red Cameras and Gates Housings has really taken him to some amazing places. They chat about how he worked with Red to refine their Camera’s underwater abilities, his role in the new movie The Colony, and what happens in a submarine when you need to go to the b…

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Pod 71 - Tyler De Gier of Ashtead Technology, on Remote Inspection Operations 44:20

2+ y ago44:20

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In this episode, we talk with Tyler de Gier, General Manager of Welaptega, Ashtead Technology’s inspection and integrity engineering business. Tyler speaks about their best-in-class asset integrity inspection technology and how they have innovated to provide inspection as a remote operation. Find out more about Ashtead at www.ashtead-technology.com…

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Pod 70 - Aleksandra Tomaszek - SUT's Gwyn Griffiths Underwater Robotics Award Winner and Co-founder & COO at 1CSI 24:02

2+ y ago24:02

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In this episode, we are pleased to announce the winner of the inaugural SUT Gwyn Griffiths Award for Underwater Robotics. Alex Tomaszek, COO and co-founder of 1CSI speaks about the recognition of the Gwyn Griffiths award, how she arrived at a career in underwater robotics and gives an insight into the work of 1CSI. Alex also speaks about women in e…

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Pod 69 - Martin Sayer from Tritonia Scientific on Scientific Diving 39:10

2+ y ago39:10

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In this episode, we talk with Martin Sayer, Managing Director of Tritonia Scientific and interim chair of the SUT's Diving and Manned Submersibles Special Interest Group. Martin speaks about the work of Tritonia Scientific in development of diving survey techniques and his extensive background in diving and marine science. Find out more about Trito…

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Photographer & Director Scott Rhea 51:08

2+ y ago51:08

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In episode #46 host Brett Stanley chats with photographer and director Scott Rhea. Scott’s career ranges from shooting Advertising and lifestyle images, to directing music video and commercials, and into his amazing personal fine art work – but through it all he’s had a great love of being underwater. They chat about where he gets his inspiration, …

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Pod 68 - The Underwater Acoustic Network with Jeff Neasham 36:01

2+ y ago36:01

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In this episode, we talk with Jeff Neasham, senior lecturer at Newcastle University and principal of the SEALab research group. Jeff speaks about a range of exciting developments in acoustic technology including an acoustic listening project which led to findings of quietening in the oceans during COVID lockdown. Jeff also speaks about involvement …

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Pod 67 - Dr Atmanand M A on a Career in Subsea Technologies in India 45:34

2+ y ago45:34

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nIn this episode we talk with Dr Atmanand from the Indian Institute of Technology. Atmanand speaks about involvement in the forthcoming IEEE/MTS Oceans 2022 conference held in India, and an extensive career in subsea technology developments including deepsea mining, manned submersibles, ROVs, water desalination, coastal protection, tsunami warning,…

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Pod 66 - Ross MacFarlane from Fugro introduces MASSPeople international working group for remote and autonomous training standards 22:26

2+ y ago22:26

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Welcome to Season 3 of the Underwater Technology Podcast! In this episode, we talk with Ross MacFarlane, USV Policy and Public Affairs Advisor with Fugro. Ross speaks about the MASSPeople programme, intended to improve regulation and people competencies in the fast-growing field of autonomous and uncrewed surface vessels. The MASSPeople working gro…

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Bonus Episode! We relive some of our favorite Subsea Facts from season 2! 33:36

2+ y ago33:36

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We're back with a special bonus episode to tide you over between seasons 2 and 3! We relive some of our favorite subsea facts from season 2 and give you some interesting stats about the podcast. We have had an amazing variety of facts, but also a variety of types of facts, from understanding the scale and size of various subsea tech, and those brea…

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Photographer Harry Fayt 56:49

3y ago56:49

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In episode #45 host Brett Stanley chats with Belgian underwater photographer Harry Fayt. Harry’s work is truly beautiful, with the worlds and concepts he creates below the surface, and his messages within each shot are very inspiring. We talk about how he creates these scenes in his local public pool, his love of cinema for inspiration, and how he’…

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Pod 65 - Paul Cook, Proserv - Condition Monitoring for Offshore Wind 31:52

3y ago31:52

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In this episode, we talk with Paul Cook, Senior Product Manager for Renewables at Proserv. Paul speaks about their ECG™ development, Electro Cable Guard, in collaboration with Synaptec and BPP Cable Solutions, a game-changing technology for real-time health monitoring of critical offshore wind subsea cables. Find out more about Proserv at www.prose…

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Pod 64 - Stephen de Mora, IMarEST Ambassador for UN Decade of Ocean Science 35:06

3y ago35:06

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In this episode, we talk with Professor Stephen de Mora, IMarEST ambassador for the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. Stephen, who is an SUT Oceanography Award winner, talks about his career in ocean science, and key messages, initiatives, and goals for the UN decade. Find out more about the UN Ocean Decade here www.oceandecad…

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Pod 63 - Marine Environmental Science with Katie Cross, Lucy Shuff and Nathan Formosa 31:06

3y ago31:06

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In this episode we talk with Katie Cross, Lucy Shuff and Nathan Formosa from the SUT's Marine Environmental Science Special Interest Group, a newly-created forum for professionals from industry, academia, and government to discuss and share ideas, technologies, applications, concepts, and policies for marine environmental science. We learn what wor…

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Photographer Jamie Johnson (Birdee) 50:40

3y ago50:40

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In episode #44 host Brett Stanley chats with Jamie Johnson, an underwater photographer better known by her artist name of Birdee. Jamie’s work has a rawness to it, and she captures the female form in a very real way. Through her images she examines themes of femininity, strength, and grace, as well as exploring the healing element of water. They ta…

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Pod 62 - Nicolas Droushiotis of the Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company on the Eastern Mediterranean Energy Market 31:17

3y ago31:17

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In this episode, we talk with Nicolas Droushiotis of CHC (Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company). Nicolas talks about the Eastern Mediterranean energy market, subsea tieback developments, and how Cyprus fits in with the European Energy Strategy both for today and for the future. Nicolas also talks about development of a new Eastern Mediterranean branch of th…

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Pod 61 - James Ives, CEO of XOCEAN, Using Uncrewed Surface Vessels to Deliver Ocean Data 24:47

3y ago24:47

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How do you complete a survey operation in Norway and deliver real-time survey data to the US without stepping out the door of your facility in Ireland? We find out how with James Ives, CEO of XOCEAN. James talks about offering ocean data collection as a turnkey service, and how XOCEAN achieves this using uncrewed surface vessels to provide remotely…

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Safety Diver Hal Wells 52:52

3y ago52:52

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In episode #43 host Brett Stanley chats with Hal Wells, safety diver and co-owner of Hollywood Divers. Hal shares with us his experiences working on film sets, how he plans for underwater productions, and what it’s like to deal with talent and crew under the water. They also discuss what it’s like being addicted to scuba diving, and how water peopl…

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Pod 60 - Oliver Wragg of Orbital Marine Power on their O2 Tidal Turbine, the most powerful tidal turbine in the world 40:46

3y ago40:46

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In this episode we talk with Oliver Wragg, Commercial Director at Orbital Marine Power Ltd. Oliver talks about the development of their O2 tidal turbine, the world's most powerful tidal turbine, and how this can help in the path towards the goal of clean energy. Find out more at orbitalmarine.com or find them on YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook. Find…

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Pod 59 - Tricia Hill - SUT US Branch Chair on her Life in the Subsea Industry and SUT US Activities 31:37

3y ago31:37

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In this episode, we talk with Tricia Hill, Chair and President of the SUT US branch. Tricia talks about her background in the subsea industry, her involvement in the SUT, and what work the SUT US branch is doing to promote the subsea industry. Find out more about the SUT US branch at https://sut-us.org/ Find out more about SUT at www.sut.org, conta…

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Remembering Surf & Fine Art Photographer Lucas Murnaghan 1:20:40

3y ago1:20:40

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In episode #42, host Brett Stanley is joined by Antonio Lennert, life & business partner to Surf and Fine Art Photographer Lucas Murnaghan who tragically died in March this year of a rare cancer. As a way of memorialising Lucas they talk about his life and work, and how Antonio is keeping the memory alive by curating Lucas' images - a lot of it pre…

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Pod 58 - Andrew Connelly, Product Line Manager at Imenco, SUT Council Member and our Podcast Host! 30:18

3y ago30:18

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This week we speak with Andrew Connelly, our Underwater Technology Podcast host! Andrew is an active SUT Member serving on SUT Council and the SUT Aberdeen branch, but also has a day job working as the Product Line Manager at Imenco, providing smart solutions to the ocean industries. Find out more about Imenco at imenco.no Find out more about SUT a…

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Pod 57 - Teo van der Kammen of ORE Catapult on TIGER, the Tidal Stream Industry Energiser Project 32:48

3y ago32:48

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In this episode, we talk with Teo van der Kammen from ORE Catapult. Teo talks about his background in tidal energy developments and the work that ORE Catapult is doing with the TIGER project to promote the development of tidal energy technology. Find out more about the TIGER Project at https://interregtiger.com/ Find out more about ORE Catapult at …

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Artist Barbara Cole - Underwater Fine Art Photography, Tintype images & Wet Collodion process 50:16

3y ago50:16

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In episode #41, host Brett Stanley chats with experimental photographer Barbara Cole. Barbara’s underwater work spans over 20 years and her approach to photography is akin to alchemy, where she pushes the boundaries of what can be done with the tools available – and even creating her own to accomplish the task. She’s had great success with vintage …

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Pod 56 - Fraser Milne, Balmoral Engineering and Projects Director 20:42

3y ago20:42

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In this episode, we talk with Fraser Milne, Engineering and Projects Director at Balmoral. Fraser talks about the Balmoral product line past, present, and future, and how they are adapting to keep up with changing markets in the offshore world. Find out more at www.balmoraloffshore.com Find out more about SUT at www.sut.org, contact us via info@sut…

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Pod 55 - Oliver Steeds of Nekton on Protecting Our Ocean to Protect the Planet 37:15

3y ago37:15

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In this episode, we talk with Oliver Steeds from Nekton. Oliver talks about what Nekton is doing to drive creation of ocean conservation areas, ensuring that local authorities are involved in conservation and research initiatives and how technology can play a part in the protection of the ocean. Find out more about Nekton at https://nektonmission.o…

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Performer Claire Friesen 47:06

3y ago47:06

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In episode #40, host Brett Stanley chats with underwater performer and actor Claire Friesen. Claire grew up fascinated with water, and solidified her love it with it when she discovered synchronized swimming. After competing on the Canadian National Team, she moved to Las Vegas to start her dream job of performing in the aquatic Cirque show Le Rêve…

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