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Boat Radio episodes

  • Bob’s No Wake Zone – Shootouts and the Support Our Troops Poker Run

    Amber Grisham has news of the Support Our Troops Poker Run. There’s also a Lake of the Ozarks Shootout update from Ron Duggan and a Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees Shootout update from Ken Little. Plus, Bob chats to his guests about the Down Alert PSD and gives details of a special No Wake Zone offer.

    Bob’s No Wake Zone is the number one recreational boating radio show in the Unites States. It comes to you every week from Osage Beach on Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks.

    48 min
  • The Boat Galley - 38. The trip from Hell!

    First passage a disaster? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. Carolyn Shearlock’s had her fair share of tough sailing too. Here she reveals her methods for avoiding heavier seas, plus she recounts personal stories of beating into the wind, getting thrown around and feeling irritable.

    Carolyn has lived aboard in the Sea of Cortez and the Caribbean for many years. With daily tips, product reviews and recommendations, and excellent advice, her website, The Boat Galley, is the best resource available to cruisers.
    www.theboatgalley.com

    17 min
  • Bob’s No Wake Zone – Lake Race 2017 results plus fuel dock safety

    Brad Harrington joins Bob to go over the results of Lake Race 2017, especially events in the Extreme Class race. Ed Huntsman from the United States Coast Guard in New Orleans talks boating safety and Angie Cook, Marina Operations Manager at MarineMax discusses how to stay safe at the fuel dock.

    Bob’s No Wake Zone is a fascinating slice of life on Missouri’s magnificent Lake of the Ozarks, presented by the inimitable Captain Bob May.

    48 min
  • Ocean Research Project - Sailing Spain's Atlantic coast

    Matt tells the story of how he lived on brie and baguettes in Sada near A Coruña on the coast of Galicia. Meanwhile, his boat, the Ault, is on the hard so he’s sanding and painting and ripping out hoses in 100-degree heat… Ah, the life of a liveaboard.

    Matt Rutherford is the only person in history to circumnavigate the Americas single-handed, non-stop. He is the founder and operator of Ocean Research Project.
    www.oceanresearchproject.org

    59 min
  • The Boat Galley - 37. First aid kit

    This podcast might just save your life. Carolyn’s first aid kit has been put together after years of cruising in the Sea of Cortez and The Bahamas. She and husband, Dave, have had to deal with a number of medical emergencies as well as ongoing health problems, plus they have a dog. Listen and take note.

    For more tips to make your boat life better, visit www.theboatgalley.com

    8 min
  • Boat Radio - Emily Harris, Classic Yacht TV

    We were lucky enough to enjoy an uninterrupted chat with the incredibly busy Emily Harris, creator and operator of Classic Yacht TV. Emily grew up around classics in the south east of England and her love of wooden sailing vessels – from spectacular superyachts to more modest working boats – has not diminished with time.

    Classic Yacht TV combines her love of sailing with her other passions – photography and film-making – and it is paying off as her assignments now take her all over Europe and beyond.
    Please take note: Emily is asking Boat Radio listeners with classic vessels to drop her a line. Perhaps there’s a perfect documentary subject tied up to your jetty? All the details are given at the end of this fascinating interview.
    www.classicyacht.tv
    www.emilyharrisphotography.co.uk/

    35 min
  • Bob’s No Wake Zone – Lake Race 2017 and the Osage Howler

    An absolutely packed programme. Bob and his guests discuss Lake Race 2017, the Nautique Reunion and the Osage Howler. Plus, somehow he finds time to introduce the Spirit of America Foundation Youth Boating Education Program with CEO Cecilia Duer, and he chats to Brandi Kincaid about skin cancer awareness.

    Bob’s No Wake Zone is THE boating radio show. Accept no substitute!

    49 min
  • Boat Radio - Brad Robertson, Asociacion Ondine

    How do you connect people with an environmental problem they can’t see? Brad Robertson tackles that issue every day as he fights to protect the marine life of the Balearic Islands.

    This interview was originally broadcast as part of Boat Radio LIVE, a six-hour special programme broadcast from on board Bonnie Lass in Port de Sóller on the north coast of Mallorca.
    The show aired on Wednesday, May 17th. You can hear it in full, complete with music at Mixcloud.com/BoatRadio. Alternatively, you can listen to the programme without music at BoatRadio.live
    Also take a look at www.asociacionondine.org

    17 min

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