DiverSync is a netcast and podcast for scuba diving enthusiasts and anyone else interested in the underwater world.
Listen each week as your host, Rich Synowiec, a Professional Scuba Educator and twenty year veteran of the dive industry, talks about scuba diving, the diving industry and the underwater world.
Each week Rich will discuss scuba topics, travel, local adventures and things going on in the diving industry. There will also be guests on the show from time to time.
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DiverSync is a netcast and podcast for scuba diving enthusiasts and anyone else interested in the underwater world.
Listen each week as your host, Rich Synowiec, a Professional Scuba Educator and twenty year veteran of the dive industry, talks about scuba diving, the diving industry and the underwater world.
Each week Rich will discuss scuba topics, travel, local adventures and things going on in the diving industry. There will also be guests on the show from time to time.
Truk Lagoon Diving Shipwrecks of the South Pacific
DiverSync
25 minutes 55 seconds
1 year ago
Truk Lagoon Diving Shipwrecks of the South Pacific
Rich talks about the incredible expedition that was Truk Lagoon. World War 2 casualty shipwrecks that are in warm, tropical water that is truly amazing. Rich talks about the Heinan Maru, The odyssey livaboard, the San Francisco Maru and more
DiverSync
DiverSync is a netcast and podcast for scuba diving enthusiasts and anyone else interested in the underwater world.
Listen each week as your host, Rich Synowiec, a Professional Scuba Educator and twenty year veteran of the dive industry, talks about scuba diving, the diving industry and the underwater world.
Each week Rich will discuss scuba topics, travel, local adventures and things going on in the diving industry. There will also be guests on the show from time to time.
