May 29, 2026 · 43 min · 16 segments
# Episode Notes David and Tia Samuel In this episode of *Deep Dive into Water Safety*, Margaret Wright speaks with **David and Tia Samuel** from Brighton, England, about how surf lifesaving, family…
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Tia SamuelGuestThe lifeguards here did, the junior lifeguards did a Find Your Float floated, and we sent that, uh, piece in to him to be part of his campaign, which was cool.
It's that cross, it's, it's that cross, that cross just talking, the sharing of knowledge, and going, "I've got this idea.
Have you tried this?" And someone else will say, "Oh, I've tried this, but that didn't work, but I've, I've done this." And you go, "Oh, that's a really good idea."
... it's, it's really the reason we started this show, because we wanna amplify the message that drowning is preventable.
We need to talk to national and international people, 'cause it's not just a national health crisis, it's a global health crisis.
And Mike Tipton, I think, was great when he said he was, uh, chairing the Global Climate and, uh, Health Summit, which just happened, which is amazing because of everything that's help, hap- happening in the climate.
We've got floods and we've got fires, and we've experienced floods here on Kauai.
And the more people we can get, uh, learning water safety issues in our state, the better off we're gonna be, so.
If they come in and train to be a lifeguard and they have those skills, we have an awful lot of people that go on to become paramedics, doctors.
The lifeguards here did, the junior lifeguards did a Find Your Float floated, and we sent that, uh, piece in to him to be part of his campaign, which was cool.
It's that cross, it's, it's that cross, that cross just talking, the sharing of knowledge, and going, "I've got this idea.
Have you tried this?" And someone else will say, "Oh, I've tried this, but that didn't work, but I've, I've done this." And you go, "Oh, that's a really good idea."
... it's, it's really the reason we started this show, because we wanna amplify the message that drowning is preventable.
We need to talk to national and international people, 'cause it's not just a national health crisis, it's a global health crisis.
And Mike Tipton, I think, was great when he said he was, uh, chairing the Global Climate and, uh, Health Summit, which just happened, which is amazing because of everything that's help, hap- happening in the climate.
We've got floods and we've got fires, and we've experienced floods here on Kauai.
And the more people we can get, uh, learning water safety issues in our state, the better off we're gonna be, so.
If they come in and train to be a lifeguard and they have those skills, we have an awful lot of people that go on to become paramedics, doctors.
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