Deep, Dark & Dangerous – a visit with Vickie Jensen and Phil Nuytten.

“How many of us get to know a real legend?” Vickie Jensen asks me.

She’s standing next to Phil Nuytten, President of Nuytco Research Ltd. and a pioneer in the undersea technology industry. I’m feeling quite lucky myself, to be rolling video in this warehouse surrounded by impressive diving suits and submersibles. It’s clear that Phil and Vickie have known each other a long time. Vickie Jensen was editor of Westcoast Mariner magazine and has written many a book and Phil Nuytten opened up Vancouver Diver’s Supply in Kitsilano in the mid-1960s, the “very first diving shop in Vancouver.” His career beyond that shop would be illustrious and inventive. I also find out he wrote a book too…

…next up, a fascinating talk with writer and photographer Angus McIntyre, who drove a bus in Vancouver from 1969 to 2010, who recently gave a presentation about his experiences, the people he met and the changes he saw.

About the author

Trevor Marc Hughes is an author, writer, and filmmaker. His latest title is 'Capturing the Summit: Hamilton Mack Laing and the Mount Logan Expedition on 1925' published by Vancouver's Ronsdale Press. He has written for a variety of magazines, including explore and Rider. He is the editor of "Riding The Continent" which features Hamilton Mack Laing's cross-continent motorcycle memoirs. He is the author of his own motorcycle travelogues "Nearly 40 on the 37: Triumph and Trepidation on the Stewart-Cassiar Highway" and "Zero Avenue to Peace Park: Confidence and Collapse on the 49th Parallel". He also produced and directed the documentary films "Desolation," "The Young Hustler," "Classic & Vintage" and "Savage God's The Shakespeare Project." He lives in Vancouver, British Columbia with his wife and two sons.