Deep-Sea Stories is about U.S. Navy Divers. I interview the living historians of Navy Divers who talk about Navy Divers and dive commands we served. These are the same stories we told sitting at bars and beaches all over the world with Navy Divers. We want to communicate as many Deep-Sea Stories as possible. When someone asks about Navy Divers 200 years from now, our memories will live through our Deep-Sea Stories.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDeep-Sea Stories is about U.S. Navy Divers. I interview the living historians of Navy Divers who talk about Navy Divers and dive commands we served. These are the same stories we told sitting at bars and beaches all over the world with Navy Divers. We want to communicate as many Deep-Sea Stories as possible.
Deep-Sea Stories is hosted by Ross. The show has published 28 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "What Happened to My Tools?" (7 May 2026, 6 minutes), "A Childhood Chronicle: Walt and Linda Green" (17 March 2026, 8 minutes), and "Navy Diver David Bradrick "Hoo Yah Instructor Bradrick!"" (22 February 2026, 44 minutes).
Deep-Sea Stories publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 28 episodes.
Booking probability for Deep-Sea Stories is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Deep-Sea Stories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Deep-Sea Stories's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Deep-Sea Stories are Defense & International Affairs. Deep-Sea Stories has a history audience.
Ross hosts Deep-Sea Stories, a history podcast with 28 episodes published.
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Episode #2
<p>What Happened to My Tools? An observational experience of Navy Divers separated from mechanical rating skills. A reflection from one Navy Diver who, before enlisting in the United States Navy, was a master diesel...
Episode #1
<p>America needs more people like Walter and Linda Green. They were good-hearted people. Walter was a loyal husband to Linda Green. They are parents to my best childhood friend, Greg, and his brother, Guy. Our family...
Episode #11
<p>A MK-5 Generation Navy Diver, David Bradrick, enlisted in the United States Navy in November 1973 and retired from active duty in August 2001. He attended Navy Boot Camp in Orlando, Florida. His first duty station...
Episode #10
<p>Does anyone recognize the tall Navy Diver with sandy blond hair standing next to Charlie Romero? His first name is Rex. His last name is unknown. Rex went unconscious while diving during the attempted recovery of...
Episode #11
<p>Jim Phalin, Master Chief Hull Technician, Master Diver, talks about his 28-year Navy career. Jim was an accomplished swimmer and springboard diver in high school. Inspired by Navy stories about Deep-Sea Divers in...
Episode #10
<p>Master Diver Fernando Lugo discusses how his life changed after joining the military and attending Navy boot camp in San Diego, California. Fernando enlisted as a Machinist Mate, unaware of the undersea journey that...
Episode #9
<p>Master Diver Milford Buzbee, also known as "Buzz," began serving his country in the Army from the ages of 15 to 19. Like many other young men who wanted to serve in the military, Milford lied about his age to enter...
Episode #8
<p>HMC DMT/Independent Duty Corpsman Len Starbeck joined the Navy in 1977 and retired in 2005. You can read about his incredible Navy journey in his self-published book "Medical Diver, What is a Medical Diver?" Len has...
Episode #7
<p>Chief Warrant Officer 4 Joe Kingsbury joined the Navy in Providence, Rhode Island 1966. Warrant Officer Kingsbury retired in April 1996 after 30 years of Navy service. Joe was a diesel-submarine Sailor. He references...
Episode #6
<p>Master Chief Master Diver Retired Bruce Earnest (a.k.a. dirty Ernie) joined the Navy in 1969 and retired in 1993. MDV Earnest duty stations were USS Cascade AD-16 in Naples, Italy, Diving Instructor Duty Washington...
Episode #5
<p>Jon Klukas, Master Chief Master Diver Retired joined the Navy in 1990 and retired after 28 years of active duty. Jon is still involved in the leading edge of diving and hyperbaric technology development as the Copper...
Episode #4
<p>A Deep-Sea Story about Chief Warrant Officer Grover Cleveland Burke.</p><p>The furnace that forged Iron Men was set on high temperatures during deck, diving, and salvage evolutions on board the USS Reclaimer ARS-42...
Episode #3
<p>A Memorial Day Message. HMC (FMF/SW/DV) and Diving Medical Technician Pedro J. Gonzales reported to the Consolidated Divers Unit, now known as the Southwest Regional Maintenance Center Dive Locker, in December 1999...
Episode #2
<p>In August of 2007, Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit Two Navy Divers were ordered by President George W. Bush to recover victims from under the collapsed Interstate Highway Bridge in the Mississippi River. Recovery of...
Episode #1
<p>Robert Leroy Cave Engineman Master Chief, Master Diver, we knew him as Bobby Cave. He was a 35-year Veteran of the United States Navy. He attained the Rank of Master Chief Petty Officer. Bobby was a Saturation Master...
Episode #1
<p>Navy Diver Chief Petty Officer Micheal Gilbert discusses his real-life challenges and Deep-Sea Story-filled dive career in his new and soon-to-be-published book "Fouled Anchor." Chief Gilbert entered the Navy in May...
Episode #10
<p> Master Chief Master Diver Robert Carmichael served in the United States Navy from June 30, 1978, to October 30, 2000. Bob entered the Navy just after turning 17 years of age. He went to SCUBA dive school winter of...
Episode #9
<p>Master Chief Master Diver Steve Wiggins joined the U.S. Navy in November 1978 and retired from active duty in October 2005. He served in the fleet for five years as a Yeoman before he attended Navy 2nd Class Dive...
Episode #8
<p>Richard (Rick) Armstrong joined the Navy in August 1975. He qualified Navy Master Diver in 1991 and was selected and commissioned into the Navy's Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) Diving Technician program. Chief Warrant...
Episode #9
<p>Master Chief Master Diver Mark Leet first enlisted into the U.S. Navy in September of 1978. Mark explains how he went to Navy 2nd Class Dive School twice in 1980 and again in 1984. He went to First class dive school...
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Guitarist of Flotsam And Jetsam, National Association of Community and Restorative Justice
Master Diver, GroundworksMinistries.com
Engineering Officer at the Navy Diving and Salvage Training Center, Navy Diving and Salvage Training Center
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