Journalist Rita Garcia discusses the situation and history of Portugal, including street artist Vhils, Bruno Nogueira, Buraka Som Sistema, Pongo, Portuguese fishermen and how to grill sardines.

Scott and Todd do a post episode Q and A for the Protocol episode. If you haven't listened to the episode, please go and listen to the episode first.

The protocol of checking in, which includes homemade wine, the mafia, spies, men with guns, and pretty women. Stories of checking in to two very different ports, Palermo, Italy and Tabarka, Tunisia.

Scott and Todd recorded a special Facebook live follow up to the Symi episode, including tips and tricks when you visit Symi.

The importance of place, Symi, Greece, and how one woman’s illicit love affair saved the Greek resistance. Scott covers one of his favorite destinations. How and where to anchor, best foods, exploring the island, and connecting with the people.

Surfer, sailor, musician, Tommy Twang has seen it all. He tells us his adventure making an ill fated trip through the Panama Canal on a small sailboat that involves declaring an emergency in Nicaragua to refuel, playing a gig at a fancy resort in Mexico, and a giant Alligator.

What happens when the story you tell yourself gets interrupted by catastrophe, either by a pandemic, a volcano, or a hurricane? In order to recover, you need to change and write your own story.

Bad behavior on a boat isn't just bad for morale, it can also have devastating consequences, including injury or even death. Here are three true stories that should make you think about how you act when you are aboard.

Marilyn Monroe, dead bodies, and pickles, what do they have in common? A 12 year old Scott spends a summer with his grandfather, The Casket Salesman. Sailing adventures, travel stories, podcasting around the world.

One of our most popular stories, an allegory that answers the question, “How much can you carry?” Plus, some tips on how to deal with long distance sailing voyages.