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Boat Radio

Fantastic talk shows for boat owners, world cruisers, sailing enthusiasts, professional yacht crews and armchair adventurers everywhere. You can hear compelling tales and inspiring stories from often ordinary people who’ve done extraordinary things, plus there"s plenty of practical advice and an indelible streak of marine conservation. The Boat Radio story continues with Carolyn Shearlock at The Boat Galley.

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25:23

The Life Aquatic - Jason Kovacs & Team Labyrinth

Boat Radio ·

2016/12/08

Committed environmentalist Jason Kovacs and his partner, Jolene Burr, quit the rat race, bought a trimaran and now make films with remote communities in southeast Asia. They call themselves Team Labyrinth and they are a self-financing outfit dedicated to bringing the struggles faced by indigenous people to a wider audience. Their latest film, Nico and the Turtle, is particularly special. You’ll find it, along with their other work and details of forthcoming projects, at www.teamlabyrinth.com We

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56:13

Ocean Research Project - Learning to sail on the fly

Boat Radio ·

2016/12/05

How Matt Rutherford – record-breaking sailor and executive director of Ocean Research Project – learned to sail the hard way. After buying his first boat over the internet, unseen, he runs aground in the Chesapeake Bay within minutes of setting sail. Later that same day, he drags his anchor and comes within a few yards of being dashed on a rocky shoreline. On the return trip, along the Intra-Coastal Waterway, the boat is struck by lightning, knocking both Matt and his girlfriend to the deck. In

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9:32

The Boat Galley – 22. What do you do all day?

Boat Radio ·

2016/12/04

A day in the life of a cruising couple. Carolyn Shearlock, husband Dave and poodle Paz live aboard their catamaran, Barefoot Gal. They’re currently exploring The Bahamas. They’ve lived aboard boats for many years and Carolyn’s well-known website, The Boat Galley, is a mine of information that’s popular with cruisers all over the world. One question Carolyn gets asked is: What do you do all day? Well, here’s her answer - a day in the life of Carolyn, Dave and Paz straight from the horse’s mouth

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47:44

Bob’s No Wake Zone – Tulsa Boat Show lookahead and...

Boat Radio ·

2016/12/04

Guests today include Jennifer Miracle, Executive Director of the Tulsa Boat Show, the fourth largest indoor boat show in the US. She’ll be telling Bob about all the exciting stuff coming up on January 30th. Ken Little from the GLOC – Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees – Performance Boat Shootout joins Bob to talk about some big changes planned for next year’s event. The show heads over to Clayton, New York to chat to Captain Margaret Hummel of the Antique Boat Museum. The museum celebrates its 50th

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30:06

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme – Lynn Gaydosh

Boat Radio ·

2016/12/02

Singer-songwriter Lynn Gaydosh arrived in Sóller nearly three decades ago and quickly established herself on the Mallorca music scene. Singing everything from rock to a cappella harmonies, she has performed at the largest venues and most prestigious events on the island. Though small in stature, Lynn has a BIG voice and she is not shy of using it. She chatted to Shirley Roberts over coffee at Café Sóller in Plaça de sa Constitució. The Port of Sóller Radio Programme is a Boat Radio / Sollerweb

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45:18

The Life Aquatic – Chuck Houlihan and Linda Edeiken

Boat Radio ·

2016/12/01

Chuck and Linda have lived in more countries than any other liveaboard couple we’ve spoken to for The Life Aquatic. They have an apparently unquenchable thirst for adventure and an admirable desire to immerse themselves in a wide variety of native cultures. For more than a decade they’ve been cruising the world and they show no sign of slowing down. Theirs too is a love story that spans many years and much anticipation. It’s a romantic saga of a dream that eventually came true. You can follow

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37:41

The Maritime History Programme – 16: Old Money – The...

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/30

Two shipwrecks in southern Turkey are the dual focus of this latest episode from the brilliant Brandon Huebner. The Cape Gelidonya wreck was discovered first, making it the first ancient shipwreck to have ever been fully recovered from the sea floor. The Uluburun wreck was found later, but it is the oldest shipwreck to have yielded a substantial portion of her cargo along with a portion of her hull. Dr George Bass was the head of both wreck excavations, and the theory he ultimately proposed to

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43:53

Postcards From Sea - John Herlig sails the world...

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/30

Three years ago, in a boatyard in Reedville, Virginia, John Herlig stumbled across a tatty old sailboat called Ave del Mar. On the surface, she was in pretty poor shape but her bones were good and John saw great potential. Slowly, painstakingly, John brought Ave back to life and now they have embarked on a voyage around the world. This is a story about second chances and about how an unexpected discovery led to a new lease of life for both a 1967 Rawson 30' cutter and her former restaurateur

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18:27

Tales of the Thames – the Redsand Forts

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/29

They might look like something from a science fiction movie but the Redsand Forts were actually built during World War Two as part of efforts to protect shipping in the Thames Estuary. Designed by a civil engineer called Guy Maunsell, the forts consist of seven individual towers, which stand on the sea bed fourteen kilometres off shore. The towers supported large anti-aircraft guns and were home to hundreds of military personnel. Originally, they were linked by walkways but these have fallen into

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11:10

The Boat Galley – 21. Cruising when you’re older

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/28

Keen to keep cruising as you grow older? Carolyn Shearlock knows just what steps to take. From sitting out rougher weather to installing an electric windlass, Carolyn has plenty of ideas to keep you afloat into your dotage.

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47:51

Bob’s No Wake Zone – a guide to the 2017 boat show...

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/26

This week a guide to the big boat shows coming up in 2017. Bob will be chatting to a number of Lake of the Ozarks marine dealers about next year’s calendar so get your diary out. Also in this week’s show, the Chicago Christmas tree ship story plus Boat Radio! That’s right, Boat Radio boss Mike McDowall will be chatting to Bob about the first four months of operation and what he plans for the future.

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30:02

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme – Maria Frontera,...

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/25

Hotel Marina was founded by Maria Frontera’s grandparents eighty years ago. These days it’s a four-star resort but back then guests shared bathrooms and hot water was a treat. As general manager of the hotel and president of the local hoteliers’ association, Maria is about as influential a person as you’re likely to meet down at the Port of Sóller. She’s also a mother of three and step mum to three more! Where does she find the time and energy? To find out, Shirley Roberts joined her on the

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59:46

Skipper’s Review – Sarah meets Pete Bethune

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/24

Pete Bethune’s TV show, The Operatives, follows his team of former special ops soldiers as they tackle illegal fishing, whaling, the hunting of endangered species and other environmental crimes. Criminals beware – Pete and his team are well-trained, motivated and armed to the teeth. Sarah O’Kelly is the creator of Skipper’s Review, a superb review and recommendation website for boaters everywhere. www.skippersreview.com

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10:39

The Boat Galley - 20. Improving boat ventilation

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/23

Cruising in the tropics can be a pretty sticky experience if you don’t have cooler air circulating throughout your boat. Air conditioning’s great if you’re plugged into shore power but what about those cruisers who prefer to swing on the hook? Carolyn Shearlock has spent many years living aboard boats in the warmer latitudes. Here she shares her tips and tricks for beating the heat.

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26:02

The Life Aquatic - Linus Wilson from Slow Boat Sailing

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/22

Linus Wilson’s a great guy and a recent convert to the world of sailing. Despite his laid back and pretty laconic style, Linus is hugely enthusiastic about cruising – so much so that he has written three books on the subject. He also maintains a blog with regular video updates and he’s not shy about voicing his sometimes controversial opinions. Usually he is the interviewer rather than the interviewee, but here Linus has the tables turned on him. It was great to chat to Linus. He’s a very

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47:39

Bob's No Wake Zone - OPA Englewood Beach Waterfest

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/21

Reporting from the Offshore Powerboat Association World Championships Englewood Beach Waterfest. Plus, there’s news of two Lake of the Ozarks racers who’ve won at Key West and a look ahead to the barefoot skiing at Lake Norman coming up at New Year. Also, Boat Radio – hear all about how we’re doing after four months of making and sharing shows.

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29:56

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme – Paula & Damian...

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/17

Paula and Damian took over Ca’n Topa back in February and have not looked back. They came to Mallorca looking for a holiday home and ended up buying a lifestyle business, almost on a whim, and without even seeing the nearby little city of Sóller way down in the valley below them. They spoke to Shirley Roberts about mountain life, home-made cakes, fat Austrians and the high cost of feline emigration. The Port of Sóller Radio Programme is a Sollerweb / Boat Radio production. For more information

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37:16

The Maritime History Programme – Episode 15: The...

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/16

The rise of the Mycenaean galley, a style of ship characterized by oared propulsion and a long, narrow hull built for speed and power rather than for transport. Depictions are numerous. Here Brandon Huebner focuses on a few main items from around the Mycenaean world. He also discusses the 'Aegean List' of Amenhotep III, a list of foreign cities in the Aegean, cities which one professor believes were visited by the New Kingdom Egyptians. Finally, Brandon looks at a Mycenaean galley model found in

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9:19

The Boat Galley - 19. Galley design considerations

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/15

The galley is something you can’t easily change, so it’s important you find a boat with the right galley for you. Is the layout practical? Is it safe? Is there plenty of room for your equipment and provisions? In this latest edition of The Boat Galley, Carolyn Shearlock takes you through the process of assessing your vessel’s cooking area.

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47:33

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - Deck the docks!

Boat Radio ·

2016/11/12

A look ahead to this year’s ‘deck the docks’ cruises on the Lake of the Ozarks. Plus, Charles Fort from Boat US on how to protect your vessel from theft during the winter months.

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