Jill's Work With Indigenous Conservationist on the Ottawa River

Join Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan on a walk along the river as Jill talks about her conservation work with the Temiskaming First Nation on the Ottawa River. 

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan weigh in on the latest controversies about artificial intelligence. Their dangling conversation about AI continues with pro and cons discussed.

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan with a casual conversation about Jill's extensive career in underwater adventure films and television.

Jill and Robert share thoughts, wishes, and predictions about the scuba diving industry and pop culture for 2026.

Jill Heinerth shares her decades of experience as a dive professional, freelance filmmaker, author and public speaker. She offers advice and guidance on the path newer divers may navigate as they embark on an exciting underwater career.

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan share about being off grid in the Ottawa River Quebec wilderness and the conversations that sometimes go off a cliff!      

Jill and Robert share their thoughts on the passing of Jane Goodall. Jill appears on the Apple TV streaming children's series "Jane" based on Dame Goodall's life work. Walking and talking along the river.

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan discuss the film "Nyad" and how they each relate to the characters portrayed by Annette Benning and Jody Foster. Jill will cave dive again soon! They share some insight into their relationship and how Jill's diving affects Robert's anxiety.

Join us on a nice summer walk as we discuss Jill's return to the water - eight weeks after her thyroid cancer surgery she hopped back into her natural element at Brockville, Ontario. We also checked out a young entrepreneur festival in our town and we explore a hot topic among young people: "What do you want to do when you are an adult?"

Jill Heinerth and Robert McClellan take you along on a eclectic walk in the woods along the Ontario Mississippi River as they discuss Jill's Adventure Canada Arctic trip, Inuit Art, Print Making, and exuberant eight-year-olds running through the forest.