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Author, kayak historian and traditional kayak builder Harvey Golden has extensively documented the existing museum specimens of arctic kayaks in two massive books: KAYAKS OF GREENLAND and KAYAKS OF ALASKA. He has been heavily involved in Qajaq USA and was one of the first foreigners to compete in the Greenland National Kayaking Championships in 2000. His legendary collection of kayak replicas are on display at the Lincoln Street Kayak Museum in Portland, Oregon.
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Seven years without television.
Paddling at night.
The music of Kimmernaq.
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What we liked in the latest issue of the QAJAQ USA newsletter, The Masik.
A foreign documentary crew tramples over local customs.
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Reminiscing about the Traditional Arctic Kayak symposium.
The dilemma competitive athletes face at the top of their game.
Maligiaq Padilla, Inuk Sigstad, Karen Nelson
The music of the Olsen Kids.
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Dubside reports on the 2022 Delmarva Paddler’s Retreat.
Archival recording of Brian Schulz’s presentation at the Traditional Arctic Kayak Symposium.
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How a Greenlandic village achieves equity after a hunt.
The music of Siiva Fleischer.
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Pitfalls in navigation and the use of a compass.
What 1960 Olympic pole vaulting gold medalist Don Bragg has to do with sea kayaking.
The music of Tulleriit.
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Dubside reports on Michigan Qajaq Training Camp 2022.
A medley of Greenlandic songs.
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Former President of Qajaq USA Christopher Crowhurst shares his thoughts on the differences between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation, and discusses the challenges Qajaq USA faces in balancing the accessibility of Greenland style kayaking with its mission to preserve the Greenlandic kayaking tradition. He also talks about how he and his father Nick Crowhurst came up with the plans for the SHRIKE and the VEMBER, two Greenland-style kayaks intended for home builders.
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The "opposite arm roll" for capsize recovery using only one arm.
A toolkit for avoiding embarrassing cultural misunderstandings while traveling in Greenland.
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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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