Narcosis: Into The Deep

by Alex

Narcosis: Into the Deep is an investigative podcast focusing on SCUBA diving and marine accidents and deaths. Each episode will feature a deep investigation into a different scuba diving or marine accident, along with facts or theories about the events leading up to them and potential ways these accidents or deaths could have been avoided. Become a Patreon for just $3 a month! Receive exclusive updates, vote on what to hear ... Read more
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Podcast episodes

  • Season 3

  • S03 E07 - 3.07 Jacques Cousteau: The Father of Scuba Diving

    S03 E07 - 3.07 Jacques Cousteau: The Father of Scuba Diving

    This week I talk about Jacques Cousteau: The Father of Scuba Diving. Jacques had an interesting life, not only was he a great inventor but he was also a large advocate for oceanic conservation. Found out more on this week's episod...

    19:54

  • S03 E06 - 3.06 The Titanic

    S03 E06 - 3.06 The Titanic

    This week I talk about the Titanic - touching on some of its construction, how it sunk, subsequent investigations, and diving it now. Found out more on this week's episode of Narcosis: Into the Deep.Become a Patreon for just $3 a ...

    27:51

  • S03 E05 - 3.05 Famous Cave Diving Pioneer: Wesley C. Skiles

    S03 E05 - 3.05 Famous Cave Diving Pioneer: Wesley C. Skiles

    This week I talk about Wesley C Skiles, a famous cave diving pioneer, and touch on just some of the amazing accomplishments he made in his short life. Found out more on this week's episode of Narcosis: Into the Deep.Become a Patre...

    17:40

  • S03 E05 - Season 3 Update

    S03 E05 - Season 3 Update

    Quick Season 3 update.

    01:34

  • S03 E04 - 3.04 The USS Indianapolis: The Largest Naval Disaster in U.S. History

    S03 E04 - 3.04 The USS Indianapolis: The Largest Naval Disaster in U.S. History

    This week I cover the USS Indianapolis, aka the largest naval disaster in US history. On July 30th, 1945, the USS Indianapolis was hit by an enemy torpedo and of the almost 1,200 men onboard, only 316 survived... Found out more on...

    20:54