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Rhett Dives 40 Feet in One Breath | Ear Biscuits Ep. 435

Rhett Dives 40 Feet in One Breath | Ear Biscuits Ep. 435

Update: 2024-08-26
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This podcast episode features Rhett and Link discussing Link's recent free diving experience, including his training and the challenges of holding his breath. They also talk about the premiere of their new comedy series, "Wonder Hole," and the unique challenges of creating content for both traditional and digital platforms. The episode includes advertisements for the Search Engine podcast and Rosetta Stone, a language learning program. Link shares his experience getting certified in free diving, discussing his initial fear of holding his breath underwater and how he overcame it through training. He also talks about the importance of having a buddy and the risks of shallow water blackout. Rhett and Link discuss the mental and physical challenges of free diving, including the sensation of needing to breathe and the importance of diaphragmatic breathing. They also talk about the different techniques used in free diving and the importance of proper training. The episode concludes with a discussion of the book "Chamber Divers," which tells the story of the early days of decompression diving and the risks involved in working underwater. They talk about the history of diving technology and the importance of safety precautions.

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00:00:18
Free Diving, Wonder Hole Premiere, and Content Creation

Rhett and Link discuss Link's recent free diving experience, including his training and the challenges of holding his breath. They also talk about the premiere of their new comedy series, "Wonder Hole," and the unique challenges of creating content for both traditional and digital platforms.

00:38:30
Link's Free Diving Experience and Safety

Link shares his experience getting certified in free diving, discussing his initial fear of holding his breath underwater and how he overcame it through training. He also talks about the importance of having a buddy and the risks of shallow water blackout.

01:05:30
Mental and Physical Challenges of Free Diving

Link and Rhett discuss the mental and physical challenges of free diving, including the sensation of needing to breathe and the importance of diaphragmatic breathing. They also talk about the different techniques used in free diving and the importance of proper training.

01:09:31
Chamber Divers Book Discussion

Rhett and Link discuss the book "Chamber Divers," which tells the story of the early days of decompression diving and the risks involved in working underwater. They talk about the history of diving technology and the importance of safety precautions.

00:06:50
Search Engine Podcast Ad

This is an advertisement for the Search Engine podcast, hosted by PJ Vote. The ad highlights the podcast's focus on fascinating questions about business, tech, and history.

00:07:35
Wonder Hole Premiere and Future Plans

Rhett and Link discuss the success of their Wonder Hole premiere and their plans for future episodes. They talk about the challenges of creating a show that is both entertaining and commercially viable, and the importance of finding sponsors to support their creative vision.

00:37:01
Rosetta Stone Ad

This is an advertisement for Rosetta Stone, a language learning program. The ad highlights the program's immersive approach to language learning, its trusted experts, and its wide range of languages offered.

Keywords

Free Diving


A type of diving where individuals hold their breath and descend to depths without using scuba gear. It involves specialized techniques for breath-holding, equalization, and safety.

Shallow Water Blackout


A dangerous condition that can occur in free diving when a diver loses consciousness while ascending to the surface due to a lack of oxygen.

Wonder Hole


A new comedy series created by Rhett and Link, featuring a unique blend of humor, storytelling, and creative experimentation.

Premiere


The first public showing or performance of a new film, television show, or other creative work. It is often used as a promotional event to generate excitement and build anticipation.

Traditional Media


Refers to established forms of media, such as television, radio, and print publications, that have been in existence for a longer period of time.

Digital Platforms


Online platforms, such as YouTube, Netflix, and social media, that allow users to access and share content digitally.

Decompression


The process of gradually reducing pressure to prevent decompression sickness, a condition that can occur when divers ascend too quickly from deep depths.

Diaphragmatic Breathing


A type of breathing that involves using the diaphragm, a large muscle located below the lungs, to expand the chest cavity and draw air into the lungs.

Q&A

  • What are some of the challenges of creating a show that is both entertaining and commercially viable?

    Rhett and Link discuss the difficulty of balancing creative freedom with the need to appeal to a broad audience and attract sponsors. They also talk about the challenges of finding a balance between traditional and digital platforms.

  • What are some of the risks associated with free diving?

    Link discusses the dangers of shallow water blackout, which can occur when a diver loses consciousness while ascending to the surface. He also talks about the importance of having a buddy and the need for proper training.

  • What are some of the techniques used in free diving?

    Link describes the Frenzel technique for equalizing ear pressure and the importance of diaphragmatic breathing. He also talks about the use of weighted belts and the need to expel all air from the lungs before surfacing.

  • What are some of the mental challenges of free diving?

    Link discusses the sensation of needing to breathe and the importance of overcoming panic. He also talks about the need to relax and focus on the task at hand.

  • What are some of the key takeaways from the book "Chamber Divers"?

    Rhett and Link discuss the history of decompression diving and the risks involved in working underwater. They also talk about the importance of safety precautions and the role of technology in driving innovation.

Show Notes

Don’t hold your breath! In this episode, Rhett & Link debrief about their special project WonderHole as it’s finally been released. Plus, Rhett talks about learning to free dive – something Link likes to call skin diving… for some reason. 


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Rhett Dives 40 Feet in One Breath | Ear Biscuits Ep. 435

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