History of Diving Museum

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Most -- if not all -- people have reservations about the ocean. Do you? This week, take a radio tour of the History of Diving Museum in the Florida Keys. We learn about fears of the ocean, early pioneers of diving, decompression sickness, and deep sea diving! In addition to this interview, we talk about free diving, ocean pollution, the FBI dive team, and the first African American U.S. Navy Diver: Carl Brashear. Learn more about the History of Diving Museum here: https://www.divingmuseum.org/

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