SUPPAUL Podcast

In this 51st episode of the SUPPAUL Podcast, we're talking with expedition paddle boarder Sean Jansen @Jansen_Journals. He's attemting to paddle the entire length of Baja's 1000-mile coastline of the Sea of Cortez on a paddle board, solo.

Unfriendly winds have hindered his progress after completing nearly 400-miles thus far from San Felipe in northern Baja. As such, he's hitting the pause button to reconsider his options, rest, and reevaluate.

He reached out to me to talk strategy after being hold up in the mining town of Santa Rosalia where I began my own paddle board expedition 5 years ago.

Enjoy the show.

In this episode we talk with Katie Wood.  She's a physiologist from Ontario.  She's an equestrian, paddle boarder, and outdoor enthusiast.  You can find her in the mountains and the water.  Bold and capable, she's more than comfortable adventuring solo.

View this episode on the SUPPAUL YouTube channel.

@SUPPAUL.media on IG. 

Katie's IG is @pysiooutdoors

In this 49th Episode of the SUPPAUL Podcast we talk with Canadian river paddle boarder Kimberley Kenyon. 

She's a strong paddler and a humble human who has an undeniable love for the sport of river running. She's building a community of paddlers in the remote corner of north western Bristish Columbia where she calls home.

I had the privileage of talking to her about her background as a paddler and her perspective on the sport.

The Zoom recoring is a little rough, but I hope it does capture her voice and her laugh.

Enjoy the episode.

And follow her on her social media channels @borntoboard.ca

In this episode, we are on the banks of the Noli River where Michelle and Cohen Atkins recently got married.  They are the SUP "King and Queen" of the Whitewater Center in Charlotte, NC. And they are a great couple to talk with about river paddle boarding, having fun together, style, and the complexities of branding in the industry.

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It's been a little bit since the last episode of the SUPPAUL Podcast.  Since then I have run my home rivers in the PNW, spent the summer exploring new rivers and alpine lakes in Canada, and have spent much of the winter in the SE.  One of the most celebrated South Eastern river is the Gauley.  Known for its lethal undercuts and sieves, big rapids, and infamously raudy Gauley Fest in Fall, the Gauley is a bucket liost river for whitewater enthusiasts.

But what about running it on paddle board? Um, let's talk with whitewater paddle boarder Chris Morgan to get that answer.

In this episode we talk with him about his expereiences on the Gauley and training for it on perhaps bigger water in Maine.

Enjoy