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Joe MacInnis

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James Cameron

“When you have that moment of empowerment — when someone believes in you — all of a sudden, a switch is thrown in your head, and you believe it’s possible.” James Cameron, ocean explorer and Oscar-winning director of Titanic, Avatar, Aliens and more, is our guest with Dr Joe MacInnis on this episode of Explore. The two friends took part in an intimate conversation honouring the important role that MacInnis, Cameron's longtime mentor, played in his career and in ocean exploration. It's a fascinating discussion about the future of our oceans, leadership and the importance of mentoring.“Mentorship is magical,” says MacInnis, “because it moves information from one generation to the next. And it’s reciprocal because there is a lovely exchange between two paired minds trying to overcome obstacles.” Their conversation is tied to the exhibit, PRESSURE: James Cameron Into the Abyss, on at the RCGS headquarters, 50 Sussex Drive, in Ottawa until September 1st. It features the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER submersible that Cameron used to dive to the deepest parts of our oceans and our planet.

“When you have that moment of empowerment — when someone believes in you — all of a sudden, a switch is thrown in your head, and you believe it’s possible.”  James Cameron, ocean explorer and Oscar-winning director of Titanic, Avatar, Aliens and more, is our guest with Dr Joe MacInnis on this episode of Explore. The two friends took part in an intimate conversation honouring the important role that MacInnis, Cameron's longtime mentor, played in his career and in ocean exploration. It's a fascinating discussion about the future of our oceans, leadership and the importance of mentoring. “Mentorship is magical,” says MacInnis, “because it moves information from one generation to the next. And it’s reciprocal because there is a lovely exchange between two paired minds trying to overcome obstacles.”  Their conversation is tied to the exhibit, <a href="https://pressure.canadiangeographic.ca/english.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PRESSURE: James Cameron Into the Abyss</a>, on at the RCGS headquarters, 50 Sussex Drive, in Ottawa until September 1st. It features the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER submersible that Cameron used to dive to the deepest parts of our oceans and our planet.

James Cameron and Joe MacInnis on exploring the ocean and the magic of mentoring

Jill Heinerth spent a day at the Royal Canadian Geographical Society HQ celebrating Dr. Joe MacInnis with James Cameron and even a guest appearance by Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Jill is the inaugural RCGS Explorer-in-Residence.

Jill Heinerth spent a day at the Royal Canadian Geographical Society HQ celebrating Dr. Joe MacInnis with James Cameron and even a guest appearance by Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Jill is the inaugural RCGS Explorer-in-Residence.

James Cameron, Joe MacInnis, and Mentoring Ep.55

From the early days of underwater exploration to modern deep-sea expeditions in the company of James Cameron, Dr. Joe Macinnis has spent a lifetime testing himself and a generation of divers and deep-sea submersibles against the unknowns of ocean exploration. Hear him share his story. Meet the Ocean is a listener-supported 501c3 nonprofit. Help us continue to create by donating on our website.  Subscribe to never miss an episode and share our podcast to inform your community. www.meettheocean.org

From the early days of underwater exploration to modern deep-sea expeditions in the company of James Cameron, Dr. Joe Macinnis has spent a lifetime testing himself and a generation of divers and deep-sea submersibles against the unknowns of ocean exploration. Hear him share his story. Meet the Ocean is a listener-supported 501c3 nonprofit. Help us continue to create by donating on our website.  Subscribe to never miss an episode and share our podcast to inform your community. <a href="http://www.meettheocean.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.meettheocean.org</a>