More people have been to outer space than to the underwater caves that Jill Heinerth has explored. She is world-renowned cave diver credited with exploration of both the deepest and longest caves in the world, the first ever descent of iceberg caves in Antarctica, and helped create the first ever 3-D map of an underwater cave.

She has captured her discoveries through various TV series, documentaries, and books about life below the surface. We discuss all of this, and more!


GUEST LINKS
- Wikipedia: [ Ссылка ]
- Into The Planet Podcast: [ Ссылка ]
- Personal Website: [ Ссылка ]
- Instagram: [ Ссылка ]
- YouTube: [ Ссылка ]
- LinkedIn: [ Ссылка ]


EPISODE LINKS
- Upcoming Documentary: [ Ссылка ]


BOOKS
- Into The Planet (Hardcover): [ Ссылка ]
- Into The Planet (Paperback): [ Ссылка ]
- The Aquanaut: [ Ссылка ]


PODCAST INFO
- Podcast Website: [ Ссылка ]
- Spotify: [ Ссылка ]
- Apple Podcasts: [ Ссылка ]


OUTLINE
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - Into The Planet - My Life as a Cave Diver
02:50 - The allure of cave diving
05:15 - Interweaving fine arts, visual communications, and lust for adventure
07:15 - Breaking away from orthodoxy
12:35 - Jill's chip on her shoulder
15:30 - Wakulla Spring incident
22:40 - First cave dive in Antarctica
27:35 - Compartmentalizing when things go wrong
30:40 - New directions & upcoming documentary (Diving Into The Darkness)
33:05 - Jill's legacy
34:15 - Defining adventure


PODCAST SOCIAL
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** All videos and photos provided by Jill Heinerth with consent (Heinerth Productions)

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