The definitive podcast about sailing. Professional sailors Andy Schell, Emma Garschagen, and August Sandberg interview sailors from around the world to discover what motivates, scares & inspires them. For over ten years and through 400+ episodes, our hosts have interviewed sailors like Dee Caffari, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, Liz Clark, John Kretschmer, Kirsten Neuschafer & many, many more. We talk to boat builders, yacht designers, YouTube stars, performance racers, and many more. HOLD FAST!

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On the Wind Sailing

Tales from the high seas, told week by week. Hosted by Lee Cumberland & Andy Schell. Produced by 59 North, Ltd.

Sailing Stories

Bobby and Laura are sailing around the world with two full size labradoodles and document their adventures as they go!  In the podcast series they will get more in depth on topics related to cruising in general and cruising with pets.  Some of the information will be regionally specific and some will be a broader base.  Come follow along with us and enjoy the ride!

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Sailing Doodles Podcast

Interviews and stories with real people about cruising and sailing

The Sailing Podcast

Single-handed sailing podcast

Deep dives on the art of seam'nship. Technical discussions and lessons learned from all aspects of sailing, from leadership & preparation to sail trim, navigation and more. Hosted by professional skippers Andy Schell, Nikki Henderson & August Sandberg. Produced by 59º North Sailing. A podcast about leadership, sailing & seam'nship.

The QUARTERDECK Sailing Podcast

In depth and personal interviews from the leading characters of Sailing's diverse competitive arena, hosted by the sport's leading media personality, double Olympic gold medallist, Shirley Robertson. From inside the closed doors of the America's Cup, to the pressures and excitement of the Olympic race course, the danger and jeopardy of racing non-stop around the planet to the ultimate quest for the world's fastest sailing boat, Shirley Robertson sits down and talks all things sailing with the brightest lights in the sport.

Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast

Sailing Stories, Interviews and Tips with and emphasis for the Mediterranean but we do venture Beyond

Sailing in the Mediterranean and Beyond

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The Sail Loot Podcast: The Money To Cruise The World | Cruising Kitty | Sailing | Web-Commuting | Online Business | Lifestyle Design

The Sailing Rode is about sailboat cruising and travel.  We share our lessons learned as we grow our sailing experience from local trailer sailors to global offshore sailors.  We discuss our sailing travel adventures and feature marine and general products we use on our boat.

The Sailing Rode

We talk to the most interesting cruising sailors in the world and the adventures of the Slow Boat as it sails around the world part-time.

Slow Boat Sailing Podcast

Capturing and sharing ocean sailing stories and adventures. The Ocean Sailing Podcast site is designed for people who love to cruise, race or explore the worlds oceans. Its also for those yet to experience the joy of sailing and those no longer able to cast off their dock lines and head for the open sea. Join now and subscribe free to our podcast episodes

Ocean Sailing Podcast

Blue Collar Sailing Podcast about normal people and Chesapeake Bay Sailors enjoying time on the water. Cruising, voyaging, sailing, racing, DIY projects, yacht club, boat club, fireside chats, music, a veritable blend of sailing entertainment with your host Jeffrey S. Wettig.

The Shooting The Breeze Sailing Podcast

Six years ago we left corporate life and sailed away into the sunset (literally). It was singularly the best and scariest thing we ever did. So many of you aspire to do the same but worry about different aspects of such a change. We hope to change all that for you and get you out on the water sooner rather than later!

The Boat Life Podcast

Greetings internet user! This podcast is an excuse to pick the brains of seasoned sailors and an attempt to distill the experience of others for the benefit of you the listener, as well as my own. I’m interested in talking to sailors about their motivations, their techniques and experiences, and their reasons for spending time on the water. I hope you’ll check it out and enjoy!

The Bonnie Boat Sailing Podcast

The world’s most popular sailing website and online community’s Senior Editor Alan “Mr. Clean” Block goes deep! Sure, we’re a sports podcast about yacht, dinghy, multihull, iceboat, and board racing, but we plan on touching every subject that effects not only our sport, but our sailors.  That means everything: Fitness and training, the yachting lifestyle, event and media issues, politics, and just about anything else that comes to mind.

As any reader of Sailing Anarchy knows, we’ve got plenty to say about everything!

The Sailing Anarchy Podcast

A podcast about sailing and adventure on and around San Francisco Bay

Out The Gate Sailing

Get ready to experience the excitement of sailboat racing from home with this educational podcast series, based on raceQs' innovative 3D regatta replays.   Watch interviews with expert sailors, learn new techniques, and learn how you can Race to Win at your next regatta.

Podcasters analyze raceQs' 3D regatta replays and review racing tactics, rules, and winning strategies for all levels.  The race replays used in this podcast are created using raceQs' free smart phone app.  

Do you have something to say about your last race?  Are you an expert on the Rules?  We invite all sailors to download the raceQs app and send us a link to your favorite race replay moments.  We might interview your for our next episode!

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Race to Win Sailing Podcast

A sailing podcast!! 
We are the Litzenbergers and we sail, in fact we've sailed for 9 years on 7 different boats. This podcast delves into everyday life when living on a sailboat and cruising. We try to talk about what it's really like out here and the challenges we face as we cruise on our aluminum Rumba41. Hope you enjoy!

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Litzenberger's Sailing Podcast

A sailing memoir written by seaman and adventurer Joshua Slocum, who was the first person to sail around the world alone, documents his epic solo circumnavigation. An international best-seller, the book became a great influence and inspiration to travelers from each corner of the globe. Additionally, Slocum is an example that through determination, courage and hard work any dream can easily become a reality.
Written in a modern and conversational tone, the autobiographical account begins with Slocum’s description of his hometown of Nova Scotia and its maritime history. He illustrates the town as a maritime province of Canada, where many vessels have been carved and built from widespread spruce commonly found in the area. The author then goes on to tell of his dedication and hard work invested in rebuilding an old sloop which he subsequently named Spray. It was this tiny boat that accompanied Slocum on his monumental single-man voyage. The journey began in April 1895, when the adventurer set sail from Boston and traveled to various locations around the world, exploring the local nature, culture and meeting many interesting people along the way. The author recounts his experience through a sequence of adventures, most eminent being his encounter with pirates, an attack by indigenous locals and perilous occurrences at sea. Holding most appeal in the book is the fact that the voyage took place in a time without the comfort and security of modern technology, which only intensifies the excitement and emphasizes the true danger faced by Slocum in the many unpredictable situations he finds himself in.
Apart from being an exceptional mariner, Slocum is an equally talented narrator, as he depicts events which are not only entertaining to read, but also hold great historical and cultural significance considering the time of his journey. Well written and engaging to the very last page, Sailing Alone Around the World is one of the finest examples of travel literature ever written.

History

Literature

Sailing Alone Around the World by Joshua Slocum

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