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In this special solo episode of Oceans Unplugged, Lee Gallacher takes a step back from the interviews to reflect on the journey behind the podcast, a lifetime spent at sea, and the experiences that have shaped his career in sailing, racing, maritime safety, and adventure.
From growing up in South Africa and racing around the world to working as a coastguard officer, lifeboatman, harbour authority officer, instructor, and professional sailor, Lee shares personal stories, lessons learned at sea, and the people who inspired him along the way.
The episode explores the importance of adventure, continuous learning, traditional seamanship, ocean racing, resilience, and why sharing knowledge with future generations matters more than ever.
A thoughtful and honest conversation about life on the water, personal growth, and the adventures that continue to shape us long after we return to shore.
A huge thank you to our core sponsor YB Tracking. None of this would be possible without your help and the service you provide to thousands of people every day.
By Lee GallacherIn this special solo episode of Oceans Unplugged, Lee Gallacher takes a step back from the interviews to reflect on the journey behind the podcast, a lifetime spent at sea, and the experiences that have shaped his career in sailing, racing, maritime safety, and adventure.
From growing up in South Africa and racing around the world to working as a coastguard officer, lifeboatman, harbour authority officer, instructor, and professional sailor, Lee shares personal stories, lessons learned at sea, and the people who inspired him along the way.
The episode explores the importance of adventure, continuous learning, traditional seamanship, ocean racing, resilience, and why sharing knowledge with future generations matters more than ever.
A thoughtful and honest conversation about life on the water, personal growth, and the adventures that continue to shape us long after we return to shore.
A huge thank you to our core sponsor YB Tracking. None of this would be possible without your help and the service you provide to thousands of people every day.