Exploring the Depths and Beyond Larry Connor's Adventures in Space and Sea

from Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads · host Joe Flanagan

Welcome to another episode of Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads with guest Larry Connor. Join us as Joe reconnects with Larry, a fellow Ohio University alum and accomplished adventurer who has truly gone places. From his thrilling journey to the International Space Station to exploring the depths of the Mariana Trench and setting skydiving records, Larry shares his extraordinary experiences and insights. We delve into his extensive research endeavors, the challenges and triumphs faced on his expeditions, and his passion for philanthropy and community. With a rich history of ventures both in space and deep sea, Larry offers a fascinating glimpse into a life dedicated to exploration and innovation. Tune in for an episode filled with adventure, nostalgia, and a celebration of the spirit of discovery. Email: [email protected] Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon Music and iHeart

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