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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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14:51

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Shirley and Tolo...

Boat Radio ·

2016/09/02

Shirley takes a trip on the tram, from Sóller to the Port of Sóller, in the company of her friend and former tram conductor, Bartolomé Sastre, known to everyone simply as Tolo. Born in France to Sólleric parents, Tolo remembers well the tram – now among Mallorca’s most popular and celebrated tourist attractions – being used to transport munitions during the Francoist dictatorship. But he also remembers his grandparents using it to transport their vegetables to market, long before the tourists

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34:06

The Maritime History Programme - Episode 9: The New...

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2016/09/01

Another fascinating show from Brandon Huebner. The 'war' part refers to the first several pharaohs of the New Kingdom, kings who retook Egypt from the Hyksos. Specifically, Brandon examines the pharaoh Kamose' retaking of the city of Avaris, partially accomplished by amphibious assault from the Nile. He also relates the exploits of Thutmose III, but the 'peace' part refers to Queen Hatshepsut, a woman pharaoh who ruled concurrently with Thutmose III. Hatshepsut focused on reestablishing foreign

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41:29

The Life Aquatic - Mark and Jennifer Prince prepare...

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2016/08/31

Mark and Jennifer have been planning to quit the rat race for years - seven years in fact - and they are now just days away from casting off and setting sail... possibly forever. They downsized some time ago and since 2009 have been gradually ridding themselves of their belongings. They were so determined to buy a sailboat and make good their escape that they made a pact to not buy anything that didn't help their 'mission'. Now THAT is dedication. Many of you will recognise them from their

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16:52

Golden Globe Race 2018: the latest from Susie Goodall

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2016/08/30

We're following Susie's progress as she prepares to take on the toughest sporting challenge imaginable - the 2018 Golden Globe Race. Susie is the youngest and only female entrant in a race which will see her attempt a solo, non-stop circumnavigation of the globe using no modern technology. That's right! No GPS! Susie will navigate using a sextant. Her boat is a 1995 Rustler 36 called Ariadne. Susie's just about ready to get her in the water and sail her to Falmouth, where Rustler will install a

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53:31

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Jackie Waldren:...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/30

Jackie Brown arrived in Deia on Mallorca’s north coast in 1959 and, on her first night in the village, met artist – later eminent archaeologist – Bill Waldren. A few months later, Jackie married Bill and they lived in Deia and Palma on and off for many years. Jackie has now returned to Deia and she gave Shirley Roberts a candid interview about her extraordinarily full life. Over the years, Jackie, Bill and their four daughters, survived considerable adversity – not least of which being their

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47:49

Ocean Research Project - Mayday! Mayday!

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2016/08/30

Returning from the research expedition, the Ault is caught in a fierce storm. Hurricane strength winds snap the vessel's anchor rode, leaving the boat adrift in stormy seas among icebergs and uncharted rocks. The Ault is all but dashed before the mother of all waves leaves her teetering on the edge of a complete roll. A lost line wraps around the prop and suddenly the crew is faced with the prospect of donning ditch suits and getting into the life raft. Their mayday call is answered by the

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5:01

The Boat Galley - 9. Tips for climbing the learning...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/29

Slow down, relax, eat chocolate and maybe take a holiday away from the boat. More excellent advice for boat buyers and new owners from Carolyn Shearlock of The Boat Galley. This week, Carolyn focuses on relaxation, delegation and perhaps a little vacation. This series of programmes really is essential listening for anyone who has just bought a boat or is planning to do so. Highly recommended.

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47:43

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - It's the Lake...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/28

It's Shootout weekend on the Lake of the Ozarks and Captain Bob's got all the details of the high speed thrills.

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31:30

The Maritime History Programme - Episode 8: The...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/25

The eighth installment of this wonderful lecture series from Brandon Huebner explores the maritime connections of Egypt during the Middle Kingdom period. An inscription left by an explorer named Hannu helps us get a grasp on the reopening of trade in the Red Sea, and a literary narrative called The Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor helps us understand the Middle Kingdom mindset as related to the sea. Also covered in this episode: the debate about when the Canal of the Pharaohs was finished, the

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25:30

Skipper's Review - Ryan Walton helps Sarah prepare...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/24

Ryan Walton owns and runs Deep Obsession Dive Charters in Jupiter, Florida. He is preparing Sarah O'Kelly for her live shark dive radio show, due to take place towards the end of September. Here, Ryan explains how he made the transition from mere diver to shark diver and discusses the kind of conditions Sarah will encounter when diving with the beasts. He also discusses the plight of the shark - a subject clearly close to his heart. Sarah O'Kelly is the creator and owner of Skipper's Review, a

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33:23

The Wheelhouse - Ben Harrison, author of 'Sailing...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/23

Musician, author, artist and one-time boat builder Ben Harrison relates the remarkable story of how he and his wife, Helen, ended up constructing a boat up a mountain in Costa Rica in the 1970s. They then had to get it down the mountain to the sea – at not inconsiderable risk to their marriage and their sanity – and from there they sailed it to Key West. They took their time though – five years in fact – enjoying some of the wonders of the Caribbean before returning to Florida and finding a

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22:13

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Maiko Bailly,...

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2016/08/22

Shirley Roberts visits Giovanni L's - possibly the coolest ice cream parlour in Sóller. Giovanni L's is run by Maiko Bailly, a former hotel worker from Hamburg who, along with his wife Joanna, has transformed an outmoded shoe shop in the centre of the city into an ice cream emporium extraordinaire. Tune in to find out the meaning of the phrase 'praline Mozart changed my life'. Find out the best flavour to eat in summer and who's eating all the ice cream in February.

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32:58

The Maritime History Programme - Episode 7: Old...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/21

The latest edition of this wonderful history series from Brandon Huebner. Brandon is a bright new voice in the field of history - specifically maritime history - and these programmes make fascinating listening. In this episode he focuses on the scope of Egypt's maritime reach during the Old Kingdom's fifth and sixth dynasties. Topics include the development and refinement of maritime technology like the sail and the hogging truss, the discovery of an ancient harbor at Wadi el-Jarf, and the

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The Boat Galley - 8. Starting up the learning curve

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/20

This week Carolyn concentrates on reassuring novice live-aboards that things will get better. The lessons are: slow down, take your time, don't take on too much at once and don't try to transfer the sort of pressures and deadlines you're accustomed to on dry land onto your boat. Poc a poc, as people say here in Mallorca.

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51:01

Bob's No Wake Zone Boating Radio Show - high...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/20

More boating mayhem from the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. Last week, Bob spoke to special guest, country music star Darryl Worley about the Tennessee River Run. This week it’s Mini Shoot Out Day at Ha Ha Tonka State Park (that’s radio controlled boats, to you and me). It’s also Missouri Wine and Brew Fest so Bob will be trying out a few alcoholic drinks. Plus, he chats to Jason Johnson from Speed On The Water and gets the skinny on a new service – a drive-in boat wash. This is THE recreational

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52:41

Ocean Research Project - Matt fits his boat with...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/20

This week, as the all-day darkness of Arctic winter approaches, Captain Matt Rutherford fits his boat with headlights. With parts unavailable, he's forced to indulge in a bit of dumpster diving, hindered by packs of Greenlandic dogs. Pioneering stuff from the crew of the research vessel Ault, who're gathering data for NASA in extreme conditions. www.boatradio.net

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54:31

The Sail Racing Magazine Show Foiling Week Special -...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/20

In this sensational edition of The Sail Racing Magazine Show, Justin Chisholm experiences foiling for the first time, and he does it in extraordinary style aboard the Team ENGIE GC32 racing catamaran as a guest of up and coming French skipper Sebastien Rogues. Also in this programme, Justin finds out what it takes to become a foiling expert in the company of British International Moth Class hobbyist and Volvo Ocean Race and Extreme Sailing Series winner Rob Greenhalgh. Plus, he chats to GC32

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31:39

The Port of Sóller Radio Programme - Nick...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/18

Back in the noughties they were known as Segway scooters... Now they've been relaunched with a new name - Ninebot Ninja - and visitors to the Port of Sóller are being offered a new service: guided Ninebot tours of the bay. It's the brainchild of Mallorca-based businessman Nick Magliochetti. To avoid any accidents, Shirley Roberts sent Mike McDowall to investigate. For more information about Shirley, visit her website: www.sollerweb.com To rent or buy a Ninebot Ninja, go to www.ninebot.ninja You

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60:49

Skipper's Review - Sarah O'Kelly prepares for her...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/18

At some point during the past few weeks, Sarah O'Kelly's producer hatched a plan to get her out ONTO and UNDER the water. So now she's in the middle of preparations for what will be the world's first ever live shark dive radio show. Sarah will be under 30 metres of water - that's about 90 feet - three miles off the coast of Florida, in the company of renowned shark diver, conservationist and film maker Jim Abernethy. You will be able to listen live, from anywhere in the world, by switching on Boat

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59:55

The Wheelhouse - Simon Pitout, Part 1: from deckhand...

Boat Radio ·

2016/08/16

In this terrific interview, Simon Pitout - Vice President Commercial at DP World - talks about his rise to the upper echelons of the shipping terminal giant. From his blue collar beginnings as a deckhand and dockworker through the highs and lows of working in many West African nations, to his move to the United Arab Emirates, Simon speaks candidly about his love of the sea and his life on the road. Along the way, we learn that the only thing worse than a cannibal is a cannibal with a machine gun

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