The Dubcast With Dubside

The Dubcast With Dubside

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  • DUBCAST #42: Sweden Stories

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    John Lockwood closes Pygmy Boats; Sara Wagner and the Escape Kayak Center in Gothenberg, Sweden; the first Nigel Dennis Romany made; riding in a hot air balloon, running into Freya Hoffmeister; Petrus Kajaks; the guy with no hands and legs; “Magnum Says” by Thornstone.

    LINKS:

    • “So Long, Pygmy Kayaks”
    • Freya is Going to Greenland
    • Escape Outdoors, Gothenberg, Sweden 


     





    41 min
  • SPECIAL GUESTS DAVID COMPTON AND TERESA PENDLETON

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    For the past 25 years, David Compton and Teresa Pendleton of the Chesapeake Paddlers Association have been hosting On-Water Sea Kayaking Instruction (SK102)– the premier introductory sea kayaking event in the area on the waters of Lake Anna, Virginia, which is warmed by the discharge of a nuclear power plant.

    LINKS:

    • The Chesapeake Paddlers Association




    34 min
  • SPECIAL GUEST MIKE JACKSON

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Victoria, B.C. paddler Mike Jackson is the one of the founders South Island Sea Kayak Association (also known as SISKA) and a retired educator who has traveled all over the world including Greenland and to Antarctica where he served as a professional naturalist on the National Geographic Explorer.

    LINKS:

    • Tide Rip Grizzly Adventures
    • The South Island Sea Kayaking Association - SISKA is a non-profit organization dedicated to sea kayaking on Vancouver Island, particularly in the Greater Victoria area.
    • Galapagos: A Natural History, by Michael H. Jackson
    • Greenland Kayak Rolling at Pautik Camp: Greenland kayaking enthusiasts Alan Dunham and Mike Jackson practice traditional Greenland kayak rolling at Rebecca Spit, Quadra Island.
    • Mike Jackson's Paddling Journal 



    34 min
  • DUBCAST #41: A Year at Lake Stevens, Washington

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Review of the IPIK carbon fiber Greenland paddle from Gearlab Outdoors.
    A locomotive at the bottom of Lake Stevens.
    Interview with New York paddler Javier Castaño.
    “Qaallorimmi Illinersiorata” by Sume

    LINKS:

    • The IPIK carbon fiber Greenland paddle by Gearlab Outdoors
    • VIDEO: “Kayaking and rolling in New York Javier Castano “
    • “Qaallorimmi Illinersiorata” by Sume


    43 min
  • DUBCAST #40: Greenlandic Music Medley

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Music Medley review of past songs:

    • "Utaqqivunga" - Mariina
    • "Ikiorniarpunga" - Stinne Jakobsen
    • "Green Song" - Qarsoq
    • "Ullut Tamassa" - Tuparnaaq
    • "Nipimik Tusaavunga" - Per and Birthe
    • "Ikinngut"- Zikaza
    • "Upernannguara"- Qulleq
    • "Isumaqarama" - Rina
    • "Ataneqarpugut" - Paninnguaq
    • "Kalaalerpalaaq" - Tullerit
    • "Qivitoq "- Kimmernaq
    • "Kalaalit Nunarput" - Chilly Friday
    • "Qajaq Song"  (rockin version)


    LINKS:

    • The Dubcast with Dubside INDEX


    35 min
  • SPECIAL GUEST MOULTON AVERY, founder and director of the National Center for Cold Water Safety

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Greenland style kayaker and internationally recognized authority on cold water safety Moulton Avery has been on a decades-long mission to educate paddlers on the dangers of cold water immersion. In this interview he talks about how kayakers die in cold water through the mechanisms of cold shock, swimming failure, and hypothermia. His warnings of the risks of paddling in cold water without thermal protection were initially dismissed by prominent members of the sea kayaking industry because they feared losing customers, before wetsuits and drysuits eventually became the standard kayaking gear they are today.

    LINKS:

    • National Center for Cold Water Safety






    1 hr 32 min
  • SPECIAL GUEST: CHUNG-SHIH SUN of Gearlab

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    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Co-founder and chief engineer of Gearlab Outdoors, Chung-Shih Sun, has been at the forefront of high-end carbon fiber Greenland paddle design for many years. He talks about his insights on the evolution of his paddles, including Gearlab's latest design, the IPIK, as well as his experiences participating in the 2017 Greenland National Kayaking Championships and meeting with Greenland kayaking legend Maligiaq Padilla. He also shares his thoughts on the future of sea kayaking and his latest idea to get more people on the water.

    LINKS:

    • Gearlab Greenland Paddles
    • Greenland - The Place Kayak Was Borned



    55 min

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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…