Into The Planet Podcast

Jill visits East Carolina University and the marine archeologists studying Blackbeard's ship Queen Anne's Revenge. This leads to revelations of the vessel's previous incarnation as the slave ship Le Concorde and how some would rather skip that part of the unpleasant history. All this plus traveling with vaccine passports, banned books and Robert doesn't even know what day it is anymore. Episode 45.

From acclaimed underwater explorer and documentary TV presenter to trans-continental cyclist and accidental chef, here are a few things you never knew about 30-year overnight sensation Jill Heinerth.

Jill shares tips from 20 years of representing brands and being an influencer in the underwater adventure world.

After giving hundreds of interviews and keynote presentations, Jill has learned a few important tips and tricks to be the best interviewee or interviewer on TV, Radio and Podcasts. A former radio host, live concert audio mixer, and journalist, Robert knows a thing or two about sounding good and getting your point across in interviews. Listen to this podcast and be a better podcaster or guest - maybe both.

On a Canadian blizzard snow day, Jill and Robert talk about the ducks on the river, how humans and the planet are not exactly getting along, climate change and the Three Stooges.

Tales of flying boats while filming a PBS documentary series, losing drones to trees, surrendering to -32C freezing weather and the little known geography of the "other" Mississippi River. Episode 40

Jill gives her tips for cold weather diving, including what gear to wear and how to safely use suit, glove and foot heaters. Jill and Robert explain why they create all the music for their creative projects because of tight copyright regulations. Oh, and a bit about how to set up an underwater ice hockey game!

Jill and Robert's annual predictions podcast. We discuss what we think will happen in the scuba diving and outdoor adventure industries for 2022. We also talk a bit about climate, UFOs, Art Bell and Lizard People!

Jill travels to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada for advanced commercial vessel boat training and gets in the dunk tank. Robert and Jill share a bit about their recent cave diving trip to Florida, USA. And they discuss complacency and normalization of deviance regarding Covid-19 precautions. All this, and pens in the ears on this episode!

After a long hiatus, we are travelling to dive and shoot underwater videos again! JIll shares travel tips and tricks she's learned from a long career flying around the world with lots of photo, video, and scuba diving gear.

Jill and Robert discuss cold weather scuba diving tips, and what to wear under your dry suit. Landslides and floods in Western Canada remind us that there is more to Climate Change than rising sea levels and melting glaciers. A look at the Covid passport situation.

It is official: Jill Heinerth is a legend. We share her induction to the Mississauga Legend's Row where she is in great company with fellow inductee and Rock & Roll pioneer Ronnie Hawkins and the world's greatest mayor Hazel McCallion. Robert is still failing miserably at his How to be a Canadian tests, and the U.S./Canada border is now officially open!

Jill travels for the first time in 18 months to British Columbia to present a lecture at the University of Victoria and shares her airport experiences and BC Hot Tub Boating. Robert practices speaking Canadian but still has a long way to go. Jill's Website Podcast Home Page

Jill Heinerth's new children's book is selected by Dolly Parton for her Imagination Library and Jill and Robert answer questions about Scuba Diving, Photography, Peeing Underwater, and even a bit of John Prine. Jill's website: www.IntoThePlanet.com Youtube - www.YouTube.com/JillHeinerth Jill Facebook - facebook.com/JillHeinerth Twitter - @JillHeinerth Instagram - @JillHeinerth Buy Jill's Books: Into The Planet - My Life as a Cave Diver https://amzn.to/2Kgiry1 The Aquanaut (Children's Book) (USA) - https://amzn.to/2WDvD6m (Canada) - https://amzn.to/3nLQ7Ws

Diving, A New Children's Book and Surviving the Covid Lock DownJill and Robert share their lockdown survival experiences, how Jill keeps her gills wet during this covid winter, and some future diving and paddling expedition plans. Also, "The Aquanaut" - Jill's inspirational Children's Book is released with images by NY Times #1 Bestselling children's illustrator Jaime Kim. The Aquanaut (Children's Book) (USA) - https://amzn.to/2WDvD6m (Canada) - https://amzn.to/3nLQ7Ws

Jill and Robert discuss the new world in which we all try to have valuable experiences and relationships against the backdrop of a global pandemic. They discuss: Normalization of risk Restarting society We are all explorers New status quo Optimism in the face of uncertainty Denying science Politicizing the virus Interconnectedness Isolation and Exploration Doing the next right thing Unexpected positivity Getting out into the natural world Bubbles of people Floating through world on a bike Foraging for the apocalypse What's next Rethinking the work place Schools reopening Reinventing how we teach kids Reclaiming the past like it used to be Training for 21st century jobs The interview dudes with Jill & Ryan Reynolds This won't be the last time we have a pandemic No returning to the past Becoming Visionaries Essential Workers What's really important Optimism and Patience Person to person support Jill's book "Into The Planet" in paperback Voting by mail Create the world you want to live in Love one another

Ben's Vortex Investigative Documentary Film: www.vimeo.com/ondemand/bensvortex Jill and Robert discuss the renewed interest in the cold case of missing scuba diver Ben McDaniel. Was it an accident? A hoax? Or murder? Almost a decade after he entered Vortex Spring in Florida, there are still amateur sleuths and open source investigations looking into Ben's disappearance on podcasts, YouTube videos and blogs.

Jill and Robert combine the Into The Planet and Real Sobriety Podcasts into one special episode discussing the COVID-19 Pandemic, quarantines, Lock Downs and what the world may look like when it is finally all clear to come back outside.

Life of an underwater explorer during COVID19. The future of the Scuba Diving industry and how the pandemic may change life as we know it. Jill's website: www.IntoThePlanet.com

Acclaimed underwater explorer Jill Heinerth answers 10 questions from cameras and gear to the people who inspire her.

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan discuss Jill's experience diving in extreme Arctic conditions while documenting the effects climate change is having on the people of the high north and its wildlife.

Author, explorer and filmmaker Jill Heinerth with practical advice about writing, finding a literary agent, publishing and promoting her major market book Into the Planet, My Life as a Cave Diver.

Join Jill Heinerth and Dr. Jaqueline Windh as they have a fun conversation about ultrarunning, marathons, and adventure.

Explorer and cave diver Jill Heinerth's new book Into The Planet, My Life as a Cave Diver has just been released. In this episode we share some of the content read by Jill and an overall impression of the book and its release.

It is not every day that a diver gets to work on a project with one of their heroes. Join Jill Heinerth as she shares her experience on an expedition with world-famous explorer Robert Ballard, the person who discovered the wreck of the Titanic.

Jill Heinerth tells the story of the USS Truxtun and Pollux disasters in icy waters off Newfoundland during World War Two. Lanier Phillips, an African American man was rescued by locals from a fishing village and established a long relationship with the people who had never seen a black man before. Jill will lead a small expedition to dive the wrecks and bring back images.

Jill Heinerth with Diver Magazine editor Russell Clark talk about underwater creativity and the future of adventure outdoor media.

One of the world's top Scuba divers, Jill Heinerth, talks about the future of dive shops.

Cave Diving - The basics explained by Jill Heinerth. What does it take to become a cave diver? A brief explanation of the journey from recreational vacation scuba diver to technical cave explorer by Royal Canadian Geographic Society Explorer Jill Heinerth

Alex Trebek and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau join Explorer-in-Residence Jill Heinerth as the RCGS opens its new headquarters in Ottawa. A first hand report.

Jill Heinerth spends weeks at a time traveling the country giving inspirational presentations to young people. In her role as Royal Canadian Geographical Society Explorer-in-Residence, Jill has been to the very edges of the planet, and she encourages young people to explore and discover their own worlds. Preparing young people to face the challenges of the real world, Jill shares her experiences on extreme expeditions, and encourages young people to overcome their fears as they make the world a better place.

Jill Heinerth takes us on a shopping trip at Mountain Equipment Co-Op offering pro tips on which expedition, outdoor adventure and camping gear she recommends. A field recording with Robert McClellan.

Jill Heinerth and Dr. Jacqueline Windh, two accomplished female explorers talk about growing up as young girls seeking adventure in the woods and rivers near suburban Toronto.

Jill and Robert share tips on how to be more environmentally conscious when traveling. From extreme expeditions to conferences and trade shows, Jill has some suggestions on how to not only talk about sustainability, but to put it into practice.

Jill shares her experience recording at a professional sound studio creating her audiobook, Into The Planet. With a director, engineer, editors and producer, (and a puppy or two) making an audiobook for Audible.com and other platforms is a team effort.

Jill Heinerth weighs in on how she handles fear while on cutting edge adventures and cave diving expeditions. If we don't embrace fear we will spend the rest of our lives running from it. From the lawless Sahara desert to the deep underworld beneath Antarctic icebergs, Jill shares how she mitigates risks and successfully navigates some of the world's most dangerous dives.

Extreme weather prepping. What to wear and how to survive on expeditions to extreme cold environments.

Jill Swims with Polar Bears!

Aqua Hacking conference: Jill presents to and shares with the next generation of water technology pioneers.

Jill's advice about embracing the unknown.

Jill and Robert sail to Antarctica aboard the RCGS Resolute.

How Ernest Shackleton's leadership and team work inspired explorer Jill Heinerth's own Ice Island Antarctic Expedition.

Things don't always go as planned with expeditionary travel, adventure and exploration. Jill Heinerth loses her dive gear on a sinking boat but manages to rescue a stranded helicopter crew in an unforgiving remote corner of Canadian wilderness.