The world’s first and only nationally syndicated radio show devoted to diving! Suckin’ on-air since 1997! ScubaRadio is likely the most downloaded scuba themed podcast in the world as well! It airs every Saturday from 3-5pm EST on radio stations throughout the US and worldwide both live and through archived podcasts. Each week Greg The Divemaster and friends guide you through the latest dive related news and information often combined with an irreverent twist. Imagine hanging out at a Tiki bar after a day of diving and sharing fish tales with friends. Join the conversation live at 1-888-88-SCUBA, through email, or by clicking on the “Get on the air” tab 24/7 right here at ScubaRadio.com.
Our ScubaRadio ScubaCruises with Explorer Ventures just keep getting better and better! Special thanks to Cathryn Castle from Dive Training, Rene Dupre from ScubaPro, The Scuba Cowboy, the exceptional crew on the T&C CX2, and our fellow ScubaRadio ScubaCruisers for making this our best one ever! The only thing missing was you! So check out the show, the pix, and make sure you are the one rubbing it in to their buddies next time!
An alarmist news story about a commonly found ingredient in sunscreens has recently circulated throughout the mainstream media and online. Touting a “new study” some are questioning the claims of Reef Safe and the biodegradable suncare products they have been providing divers for years. Here is what you should know as opposed to the fear mongering spewed by would be competitors.
Visibly shows the difference of sedimentation of Brand “X” Titanium Dioxide and Brand “X” Zinc Oxide SPF 30 Lotions VS. Reef Safe Biodegradable SPF 50+ Lotion.
Note: Reef Safe SPF 50+ has almost twice the SPF value of the Titanium or Zinc lotions.
Conclusion
This experiment conclusively documents that in comparison to Reef Safe, Brand “X” Titanium Dioxide and Brand “X” Zinc Oxide Sunscreens, leave substantial sediment in our aquatic environments, thus are considered ocean pollutants.
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For More Information on Reef Safe Sun & Skin Care, click here!
Eric Douglas has been a good friend and regular guest on ScubaRadio for many years. He's also an exceptional writer and incorporates real-life diving elements and locations into his short stories. We encourage you to check out all of his work. However, his latest release includes characters inspired by the ScubaRadio crew!
It's the ninth story in Eric's Withrow Key series. The backdrop is a bypassed key in the Florida Keys where life moves a little slower and a little weirder. The ScubaRadio crew easily fit into this work of fiction that includes Greg The Divemaster using his Tae Kwon Do skills to take out a bad guy. We told you it was fiction. However, it is pure entertainment and even more so for those familiar with the colorful cast of ScubaRadio!
Entertainment Tonight got it right and the rumors were true!
ScubaRadio's Greg The Divemaster was hired to play a “sweaty Florida tourist” in Sharknado 3 when the production filmed at Universal Studios Florida earlier this year. Theme park security questioned his connection to the production 3 different times during the one day shoot. Never breaking character and nailing the part, they literally thought he was a sweaty Florida tourist!
The first sign Hollywood had come calling was when Greg was spotted in the background of a photo Tara Reid has posted on her Instagram account. The photo then appeared on an Entertainment Tonight segment airing around the world that same week.
Greg had signed a non-disclosure agreement, but the secret was now out.
His standard response to the numerous calls from ScubaRadio friends, family, and fans was; “Out of respect for my fellow actors and dedication to the craft, I have no comment at this time.” (Oh Hell No!)
Sharknado 3 debuted July 22, 2015 and Greg's gag order is now lifted (and we likely won't ever hear the end of it). Check out frames below from Sharknado 3 and see if you can spot Greg next time you watch what many consider “the worst movie ever made!”
Here's Greg The Divemaster's audio tribute to Sharknado 3:
So Greg The Divemaster survived Sharknado 3. Might he return in Sharknado 4? Keep listening to ScubaRadio to find out!
…just when you thought it was safe to watch TV, ScubaRadio's Greg The Divemaster plays a sweaty Florida tourist in what will likely be the “worst movie ever!” WAIA – We Apologize in Advance. 😉