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Dubside interviews the Kayak Hipster at the Michigan Training Camp, August 2023.
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Warren Williamson
Here's to Delaware historian Lee Jennings.
Paddling in Mannington Meadow, New Jersey.
"Nutsuisutut Pivoq " by Kalak
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Join Andrew and Dubside as they catch up from opposite corners of the continent, swapping stories of sea kayaking adventures from the Apostle Islands to Desolation Sound. Then settle in for the real feast: a deep dive into Dubside’s legendary morning routine. With humor, detail, and a touch of philosophy, Dubside shares the full recipe—and mindset—behind the breakfast he’s perfected over decades. A must-listen for foodies, paddlers, and fans of intentional living. Plus, a beautiful musical tribute to gratitude from Greenland’s own Nanook.
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The Dubside Breakfast
(basic version, serves 1)
Equipment
•Small cast iron pot with a tight-fitting lid
Ingredients
•⅓ cup short grain brown rice (medium grain OK; avoid long grain)
•A small handful of soaked beans (choose one):
•Chickpeas (soaked overnight preferred)
•Lentils (if no soaking time)
•Black beans, azuki beans, or black-eyed peas
•½ small onion (or ¼ large), diced
•1 unsulfured Turkish apricot (darker brown/orange, not bright orange)
•1 mushroom (white or baby bella), chopped
•½ red beet, diced
•1 Brussels sprout, halved (if large)
•1 small potato (any type), diced
•A small amount of hard squash (like butternut or acorn), skin-on, diced
•A generous handful of kale, finely chopped
•Olive oil (drizzle after cooking)
•Sharp cheddar cheese (to taste, added after cooking)
•1 raw carrot (served on the side)
•Water (as beverage)
Instructions
1.Add rice and beans to the pot.
2.Layer in chopped onion, apricot, mushroom, beet, Brussels sprout, potato, and squash.
3.Top with chopped kale, packing it to the top of the pot.
4.Add water to just below the top layer of ingredients.
5.Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer.
6.Simmer for 45 minutes, covered.
7.Remove from heat. Drizzle with a little olive oil.
8.Add a slice of sharp cheddar cheese on top and let it melt.
9.Serve directly from the pot with a spoon, accompanied by a raw carrot and water.
Notes
•No dishes: eat straight from the pot.
•No washing: lid goes back on, pot stays on the stove until tomorrow.
•Use the 45-minute simmer time for exercise, guitar practice, or morning routines.
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Dubside and Jack Gilman reminisce about the early years at the Delmarva Paddler's Retreat, October 2022.
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How to find the right kayak.
Scratching your brand new kayak for the first time.
How to meet local paddlers.
What kind of paddler are YOU?
"Naluat" by Tiu.
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Dubside sits down with the extraordinary and multi-talented Greenland style kayaker and artist Alison Sigethy. Alison shares her enthralling tales of competing in the Greenland National Kayaking Championships, carving a path through the Canadian wilderness on an epic 12-week sea kayaking expedition, performing Greenland rolls to music in "kayak dressage," and creating art with glass.
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Debunking myths and stereotypes about Inuit people. Are there really “50 words for snow” in the arctic?
The music of Uummat (“Heart”).
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Dubside interviews Brian Blankenship, the creator of SK 102, the popular Chesapeake Paddler’s Association (CPA) annual instructional event held at Lake Anna, Virginia. Brian talks about how surf ski, rudder, and wing paddle designs were driven by the need for faster, more efficient kayaks and techniques for Olympic level athletes.
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Designing a scoreboard for the Greenland National Kayaking Championships
Arsarnerit (The Northern Lights) by Rockstones.
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Interview with Sipke DeBoar at the Michigan Training Camp about harpoons.
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The Dubcast with Dubside is a unique and immersive podcast that dives deep into the world of traditional kayaking, Greenlandic culture, and the captivating stories that emerge from the icy…
Whether he’s interviewing master kayak builders, uncovering lost paddling techniques, or singing with locals around a drum circle in South Greenland, Dubside brings his signature mix of curiosity, wit, and deep respect for tradition. With co-host Andrew Elizaga, The Dubcast is a one-of-a-kind journey into a vanishing world of indigenous skill, Arctic adventure, and cultural resilience—told through the voice of someone who’s truly lived it.
Come for the kayaks. Stay for the stories.
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