By the time Nestor makes it past 50ft, after months of pain, panic and training, to a place where "all directions glow the same neon-blue and it goes on forever" you want to join him: 10,000 ...

Nestor's book has instantly become a New York Times best seller and is the result of his decade-long investigation into thousands of years of medical texts and new studies in pulmonology ...

Nestor's book, released six weeks into the global COVID-19 lockdown, came at a time when the act of breathing and how it can transmit a novel coronavirus was in sharp focus.

James Nestor's journey begins in Greece, on assignment for Outside magazine to cover the 2011 Individual Depth World Championship, the largest gathering of competitive freedivers in the history of ...

There are harmful and therapeutic ways to breathe, James Nestor says in the book, "Breathe: The New Science of a Lost Art." Here's how to do it right.

Nestor is crisp with his fun, seafaring facts; he is sober with his sprinkling of environmental bulletins. The book never preaches, and it’s a zippy read.

Nancy Rommelmann reviews "Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science, and What the Ocean Tells Us About Ourselves," by James Nestor.