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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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49:34

The Life Aquatic - Regina and Alan are shipwrecked! ...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/26

Shipwrecked! “I wasn’t sure whether I was going to actually get to save everybody.” Dashed repeatedly against a reef and then slammed down onto a sandy beach. “We had Anna, who was two, and going into the water in those conditions, even in a life jacket, her chances of survival were small.” Hear how Regina, Alan and their three children survived the most terrifying night of their lives in the grip of a tropical storm. “From the time we hit the reef to the time I saw the beach, I knew there was a

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36:51

The Maritime History Programme - Episode 11: Harappa...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/25

In today's episode Brandon Huebner shifts his focus east and looks at the earliest identifiable civilization on the Indian subcontinent. The Harappan people were known to have had contacts with Egypt and Mesopotamia. Harappan artifacts that have been discovered in both places. This programme also looks at the characteristics of the Erythraean Sea (Arabian Sea) and examines how the monsoons helped connect the civilizations of the near east in antiquity. Other items include the so-called 'dockyard'

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5:18

The Boat Galley - 12. Galley gear, part 2

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/25

Galley Gear 2. The second part of Carolyn Shearlock's guide to buying equipment and utensils for your galley. It's not just a question of ordering the most expensive items available. Carolyn takes you step-by-step through the process of equipping your boat, imparting wisdom gained over many years of living aboard. This is essential listening for all boaters, from novices to old hands.

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46:33

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - Fall In-Water...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/24

It's the LOMDA In-Water Boat Show 2016 over at Captain Ron's Bar & Grill so there's lots going on at the thirty-four-and-a-half mile marker. Plus, Pete Zimmerman's in the studio talking about Paradise Upholstery & Canvas and Ron Duggan's around with some good news from the 2016 Shootout. Also, stay tuned for a preview of the 31st Annual Fall Harbour Hop, coming up on October 8th. This is GREAT radio!

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24:29

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Barbara Marks...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/24

Barbara Marks talks to Shirley Roberts and recounts the experiences which led her to the Port of Sóller, beginning with her first encounter with Harry, her future husband, during the Second World War and taking us to Cyprus, Gibraltar, Italy, Cornwall and ultimately to Mallorca via the Canal du Midi in a custom-built catamaran. This is a wonderful personal recollection - sometimes moving and often funny. On the Boat Radio website you will find a small selection of photographs from Barbara's personal

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54:12

The Life Aquatic - Chad, LeeAnn, Hobie and Charlie

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/22

Chad & LeeAnn Lawie are starting their retirement while they're young enough to enjoy it. They've bought a Lagoon 38 catamaran, which they sail on the Great Lakes, and their plan is to one day take their sons out of school and, as Chad puts it, 'sail off into the sunset'. Funny and engaging, these two love life, and they really know how to live it.

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23:51

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Sarah Morris,...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/21

Sarah Morris – daughter of campaigning journalist, Sue Lloyd Roberts – talks to Shirley about writing the final chapter in her mother’s book, The War on Women, following her death from cancer last year. Sarah first came to the Sóller valley aged sixteen and has fond memories of summers spent tending bar down at the port and working at her mother’s hotel, Ca’n Reus, in the village of Fornalutx. She also shares memories of growing up with such a rebellious and principled character as Sue Lloyd

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5:26

The Boat Galley - 11. Galley gear, part 1

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/21

Considerations when buying galley gear. Size, shape, frequency of use and what type of stainless steel do I need? Just four of the fourteen factors you should take into consideration when buying equipment and utensils for your new boat's galley. Don't worry, Carolyn Shearlock takes you through it, step-by-step, in this brilliant series.

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39:30

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Sian Mackay on...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/20

Intrigue, espionage, torture, love, sex, drugs, a daring escape and a desperate crusade against the Nazis. This story is a blockbuster movie waiting to happen. Baron Rudolph von Ripper was an Austrian aristocrat who turned his back on tradition to become an artist and later a US Army sharpshooter. He fought with the French Foreign Legion, survived torture at the hands of the Gestapo, escaped from the first concentration camp, painted marine life in The Bahamas, worked for the CIA in Vienna,

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51:59

Ocean Research Project - Heading home short-handed

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/19

Matt reports from the bridge of a half-submerged ship on Greenland's west coast. The first mate and documentary cameraman have fled,leaving Matt and Nicole to contemplate crossing the Labrador Sea short-handed. Funds are, as ever, running low and Matt's spirits are lifted by the surprise donation of an expensive camera. This is compelling stuff from the Ocean Research Project leader. It's clear he's disappointed at the disappearance of his crew but there's a sense that something good has been

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59:59

The Sail Racing Magazine Show - Mark Turner, Volvo...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/19

Mark Turner, the new Volvo Ocean Race CEO, talks to Sail Racing Magazine editor Justin Chisholm about the future of the race, the loss of Abu Dhabi and why he needs to start training his successor right away.

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46:29

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - Marine Max,...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/17

A packed show with Steve Wenzel from Marine Max, JoAnne Clark from Hydrohoist, Robert, David and Amanda from Webasto and Captain Joe DiBella from the Cricket II project. Plus, Mike from the Lake of the Ozarks Marine Dealers Association and Paul Jacobs, President of the Annapolis Boat Show. How will Captain Bob fit it all into an hour? Tune in to this fantastic show broadcast from the shores of Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks. All radio should be like this.

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46:37

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - William, son of...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/16

William Graves, son of Robert Graves - poet, novelist, historian and a resident of Deia for more than half his life. William was brought to Mallorca aged six, shortly after the end of World War Two, and has lived here ever since. He spoke to Shirley Roberts on the terrace of La Casa de Robert Graves - his childhood home - which is now open to the public. This is a candid interview; a frank account of life with his tortured genius father.

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34:36

The Maritime History Programme - Episode 10: Taking...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/15

In today's episode host Brandon Huebner looks at the evidence of heavy-transport shipping throughout Egypt's history. Their many monumental building projects required the transportation of staggering amounts of material, and there is evidence from Pliny the Elder and Herodotus that much of this transport was accomplished by shipping up and down the Nile. Brandon examines the various theories for how objects weighing hundreds of tons were loaded and shipped on the Nile, and looks at depictions of

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46:35

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - Paula Silver...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/15

Paula Silver has details of the Grand Nautical Market taking place at Grand Lake, Oklahoma on September 17th; Thad Jameson, the new boss at Marine Max, pops in for a chat; Alison Zimmerman explains the thinking behind new safety product, Shock Alert; and Captain Bob talks to Captain Ray Bixler for 'Who's Your Captain?' This is terrific stuff for boaters and non-boaters alike. It's a fascinating slice of life on Missouri's magnificent Lake of the Ozarks, America's number one recreational boating

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22:21

Tales of the Thames - In the footsteps of Joseph Conrad

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/14

Author Michael John explores the London aspect of Joseph Conrad’s celebrated novella Heart of Darkness. He examines Conrad's relationship with British financier, George Hope - owner of The Nellie, which later featured in the book - and looks at Conrad's life in London and on the Thames, where he and Hope spent a great deal of time. This is a wonderful programme. Michael's research is impeccable and his interviews and interpretations compelling.

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4:38

The Boat Galley - 10. Gear for your first trip

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/05

A visit to Carolyn Shearlock's website, The Boat Galley, is an absolute must for anyone buying, equipping and provisioning a boat. Even seasoned sailors will find it helpful and interesting. Carolyn has compiled a list of more than one thousand tips and tricks for making your boat life better. This series of easily-digested five-minute programmes takes listeners back to the very beginning. It's a superb step-by-step guide to choosing, buying and kitting out a boat, delivered in Carolyn's

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31:54

Skipper's Review - Stephanie Palmer, Dive Team...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/04

Sarah O’Kelly talks to Stephanie Palmer from Coral Springs Parkland Fire Department. Stephanie is Battalion Chief of the Training Division and – perhaps of most interest to Boat Radio listeners – Dive Team Commander. Born and raised in Indiana, Stephanie did not dive as a kid but she moved to Florida from Indianapolis in 1997 and joined the dive team a few years later. She’s a search and rescue diver, and most of her work takes place in Florida’s lakes and canals. Every one of her 300 dives has

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46:23

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - Labor Day...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/03

This is THE radio show about recreational boating, coming to you from Missouri's magnificent Lake of the Ozarks. This week, Captain Bob chats to Jim Watson of Marine Max, there's a rundown of the kayak meet-ups coming up at Ha Ha Tonka State Park, and, of course, there's plenty of safety advice for those of you planning to get out on the water for Labor Day weekend. We LOVE this show. All hail Captain Bob May!

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56:34

The Life Aquatic - John Herlig and Ave del Mar

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/03

A couple of years ago, while exploring a boat yard in Reedville, Virginia, John Herlig stumbled across a tatty old sailboat, up on the hard, with a rusty sign saying 'for sale'. On the surface, she was in pretty poor shape but her bones were good and John saw great potential. Now John lives aboard Ave del Mar and together they have embarked on the voyage of a lifetime. But it's not the first time she has been around the world. In fact, her second owner, Jamie S Bryson, wrote a book recounting how

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