Hello and welcome to another episode of the Gray-Nado, a Hidinky podcast. It's a loose discussion of travel, diving, driving, gear, and most certainly watches. This is episode 93 and it features a chat between Jason and Andy Mann. Andy is an award-winning photographer and Emmy-nominated filmmaker.

Working with brands like National Geographic and operating as a senior fellow for Sea Legacy,

Andy points his camera at the world's oceans to help raise awareness for conservation and protection of marine

environments and wildlife.

One quick note from me, your editor, this interview was recorded remotely while Andy was on

the road and includes some strange audio qualities as a result of the audio equipment

available on site.

My apologies for the less than incredible audio quality, but we thank you for your patience

as we work out a solid solution for recording these remote interviews and dynamic environments.

Aside from a huge thanks to Andy and to Zodiac for making this happen, that's all from me.

Here's Jason.

Hi Andy, welcome to the Gray NATO.

Thanks for taking the time today to talk to me.

Are you kidding?

Thanks, Jason.

This is awesome.

Yeah.

So you're talking to us from Boulder, Colorado, right? From beautiful Boulder,

Colorado. Yeah, what a great place. You know, I read somewhere that Colorado, this was a while ago, boasts more certified scuba divers per capita than any other state.

Have you heard that? That sounded so strange to me.

Boulder, it's this bubble.

It's like you get more, you know,

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