Topic: Scuba Diving

Scuba Diving comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from July 2016 to May 2026.

July 2016 May 2026

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Remembering Gordon White w/ Miguel Conner & Chris Knowles
• 1:17:37 - 1:20:27

Remembering Gordon White w/ Miguel Conner & Chris Knowles

Life as a Pursuit of the Spiritual Realm

The hosts reflect on White's 44 years of life, noting he lived more than most people by traveling the world, scuba diving, and exploring the jungles of Peru. They view his death not as a robbery but as a successful transition for someone whose life was entirely dedicated to the pursuit of the spiritual realm.

Dr. Gregory L. Little | The Incredible Edgar Cayce & The Atlantis Readings
• 52:15 - 56:08

Dr. Gregory L. Little | The Incredible Edgar Cayce & The Atlantis Readings

Underwater Anomalies and Scuba Exploration in Andros

Inspired by aerial photos shown by Andrew Collins, Dr. Greg Little and his wife set out to find a giant triple-ring stone circle and an "E-shaped" formation underwater near Andros Island. Despite a personal dislike for scuba diving, Dr. Little became certified to investigate these sites firsthand. He describes Andros as a largely unexplored and mysterious island with complex tidal flows that make navigation difficult.

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Harry Hubbard | Ancient Map Mysteries, Phantom Islands, & The Hollow Earth
• 32:00 - 35:15

Harry Hubbard | Ancient Map Mysteries, Phantom Islands, & The Hollow Earth

Unidentified Sea Organisms, San Carlos Mexico Giant Sponge

Harry Hubbard recounts a personal scuba diving experience off the coast of San Carlos, Mexico, where he encountered a massive organism. He describes a single sponge-like creature the size of a two-bedroom house attached to a rock. He notes the organism's ability to sense movement and respond to his presence, using it as an example of unidentified life forms still existing in the oceans.

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