On the Wind Sailing

#185. Retired Senator Tom Harkin & I recorded this 'recycled' episode at his house in Hope Town, in the Bahamas, almost two years ago now. Tom was a career senator, but this episode is nothing about p...

28 Mar 20171h 15min

#184: Olly Cotterell is one of the youngest Clipper Race skippers ever, sailing to a podium position in the 2013-2014 edition of the RTW race onboard OneDLL. He currently skipper's the prototype, foil...

21 Mar 20171h 4min

#183. Chris Museler, NY Times journalist & sailor extraordinaire, has been a longtime friend of the podcast since the early days, and he's back yet again for another catch-up. Chris has a remarkable j...

14 Mar 20171h 13min

#182. Alan Block, aka Mr. Clean, is one of the driving forces behind the hugely popular - and sometimes controversial - Sailing Anarchy website. He's a staple on the racing scene, traveling far and wi...

7 Mar 20171h 41min

#181: Yves Gelinas is a French-Canadian single-handed sailor and inventor of the Cape Horn wind vane, the simplest, most robust, and most elegant solution for self-steering on an offshore cruising boa...

28 Feb 20171h 6min

#180. Today's episode is slightly different. Magnus Ormestad is the host of my favorite Swedish podcast, called 'Husky,' where he interviews folks into outdoor sports & adventure. Magnus & I met a few...

21 Feb 20171h 25min

#179. Martin Hasselov is a sailor and PHD scientist based on the beautiful West Coast - which the locals call the 'best coast' - of Sweden. Martin has a lifelong love for the sea which started as a sm...

14 Feb 201759min

#178: Rick Tomlinson is one of yachting's most accomplished photographers. What I didn't know before we met, was how accomplished he is as a sailor. Rick was a crew member on four consecutive Whitbrea...

7 Feb 20171h 20min