28. Boston Sea Rovers Special Edition

from Scuba Shack Radio · host Jeff Cinciripino

This is a special edition of Scuba Shack Radio. We took the podcast on the road to the Boston Sea Rovers 66th International Ocean Symposium and Film Festival where we had the opportunity to connect with some old friends and meet new folks across the dive industry. I want to thank my guests – Rob Kohl - PADI Northeast Regional Manager, Les Corkhill - Atlantis Dive Resort, Patrick Flannigan – Ocean Learning Laboratory and Immersive Experience (Ollie), and Faith Ortin – Blue Green Expedition. The show was recorded just prior to the dramatic events that have unfolded related to the COVID-19 pandemic. My hope is that this episode will give you a little reminder of what normal is like. Please stay safe. Jeff

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