Rolling a kayak, the art of righting your kayak after a capsize... This week Jamie and Colin discuss the process of learning and teaching the roll; when your students can't hear you, see you or even breathe!

This week Colin and Jamie discuss the topic of assessments, inside and outside the world of kayaking. Speaking from the perspective of both examiner and student they get into the positive and negative aspects of assessments in the outdoors.

Colin and Jamie discuss how they keep it fresh and interesting when it comes to kayaking, coaching and their business. From the banks of the White Nile to the office in Kenmare, they work hard to make sure that it never gets boring.

This week Colin and Jamie take on the subject of fear and how they deal with it both inside and outside the world of kayaking.

This week we talk to Rowan, one of the guides at Emerald Outdoors, about his learning experience at the Kinsale college. Join us as we discuss what it takes to become an outdoors instructor in Kinsale and the doors that open up as a result.

This week Colin and Jamie are joined by a special guest, 15 year old Stanko, who has just completed his kayak instructor training. They discuss the process of learning to teach and touch on a recent rescue involving multiple people over in the UK...

Wind is coming to the Wild Atlantic Way this week. Colin and Jamie take the opportunity to discuss the weather in this weeks episode... How it affects daily life and kayaking, how they use the weather forecast and the approaches that they take to deal with it.

This week Jamie and Colin discuss the positives and negatives of a career in the Outdoors. The highs and lows of making your passion your job and how to make it work, or not!

This week Jamie and Colin welcome a special guest, Danko, who is training to be a kayak instructor. Together they explore the journey of learning to kayak, navigate and teach on the Wild Atlantic Way.

This week Jamie and Colin continue the discussion. How and why they run their award winning kayak tours of Kenmare Bay and the thinking that goes on behind the scenes...