In Episode 50, Mike is back and has Key Bridge and Pride of Baltimore II updates. Kipp gives an overview of his trip aboard the USCG William Tate for the Francis Scott Key Buoy Ceremony. Mike discusses the Port of Baltimore's "Working for the Port of Baltimore" Video Series. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 49, Mike is on vacation and the Research Department is in the episode to help Kipp keep the "ship afloat". Kipp covers the latest updates of the Pride of Baltimore II and two USNS ships that have come to Baltimore. The Research Department gives an update of the June meeting of the WTTC Women's Traffic and Transportation Club of Baltimore. Kipp wraps up everything with the Change of Command Ceremony at the USCG Yard and Flag Day in the History Segment. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 48, Mike honors Pfc. Pomeroy, the namesake of the USNS Pomeroy in a reading. The guys played "Where in the World is the Pride of Baltimore II this week?" and outlined the stops the ship will be making with a spaghetti map. There is video of the Stad Amsterdam as she left the Port of Baltimore this week. Mike also discusses this week's announcement by Tradepoint Terminals and their investment in a bulk conveyance system as well as a host of other headlines. Kipp covers both the US Chesapeake Flotilla and WW2 training in the Chesapeake Bay in the history segment. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 47, Mike discusses the Pride of Baltimore II leaving for its summer stint in the Great Lakes as part of the Tall Ships America Challenge. Mike and Kipp go into detail with yet another cargo ship loosing power in the Patapsco River, including marine radio audio of the transactions. Mike talks about the Eruopa 2 Cruise Ship coming to Baltimore and there are some pictures and video of it. Mike also talks about a MARAD Ready Reserve Fleet ship that navigated up the channel to the harbor, and then right back out to Annapolis Anchorage. Kipp announces the upcoming Women's Traffic and Transportation Club meeting for June and covers the naming of the "Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore" in the history segment. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 46, Mike and Kipp recap the events from National Maritime Day for 2025, both on Pier 13 in Baltimore and at US DOT Headquarters in Washington DC. Mike gives updates to the M/V Lyulin loosing propulsion and changes to the MSC Empire Service. They both discuss a potential closure to Pier 4 at North Locust Point. Mike pulls out rail maps to explain the happenings around the Interoceanic Corridor and Kipp discusses Memorial Day in the History Segment. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 45, Mike provides information on the M/V Lyulin which lost power while underway this week as well as the announcement on MSC suspending service in the Port of Baltimore. Kipp discusses some of the supply chain changes that have taken place with the recent tariff changes as well as this year's upcoming National Maritime Day Commemoration. Mike plugs his upcoming Woodwind Sailings on History Monday cruise and Kipp addresses a Fresnel light and another bridge incident in the History Segment. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 44, Mike has some "breaking news" for the Port of Baltimore right at the top of the show. You won't want to miss it! Mike covers the weekly truck transaction metrics. Mike and Kipp start their preview for this year's Port of Baltimore National Maritime Day commemoration coming up on May 18 with a video tour of the SS John W Brown onboard gift shop and discussions around the upcoming commemoration. Kipp summarized his recent meeting with the World Trade Center Institute Supply Chain Networking Group where Port of Baltimore Director Jonathan Daniels spoke. The Port of Baltimore hosted their 6th Annual Baltimore Port Alliance Hiring Event on the CCBC Dundalk Campus on May 1 and Kipp recaps the successful event. Mike provides an overview of the Baltimore County Police Department Marine Unit Group Performance Award and the upcoming placement of the Francis Scott Key buoy placement. Kipp discusses the Pride of Baltimore in the history segment. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 43 Mike has a bunch of pictures to share on the port over the past week. He also goes through the latest edition of the Port of Baltimore Magazine with some specific areas of interest. Kipp goes into detail on the upcoming BPA Hiring Event on the CCBC Dundalk Campus on Thurs May 1. Happy Shipwatching !!

In Episode 42, Mike and Kipp review the events leading up to the Key Bridge Incident from a year ago, including an onsite visit to Ft. Armistead Park. Special thanks to Wesley Lapointe for the photography services.

In Episode 41, Mike and Kipp have a very special guest interview and was joined by former U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers Baltimore District Commander Colonel Estee Pinchasin who is known for her superior leadership during the Francis Scott Key Bridge incident response. She provides insight on her role during those operations as well as her role in leadership operations. This is a must see interview. Kipp also provides an overview of his visit to the Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies recent open house on their campus in Linthicum Heights, MD. Happy Shipwatching !!