On the Wind Sailing

#163 is Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, a sailing legend. In 1968 he became the first person to sail solo & nonstop around the world in the infamous Golden Globe Race, in a wooden ketch he built himself, and...

4 Okt 20161h 12min

#162. Moxie Marlinspike is a legend in tech. As a programmer, he literally wrote the code that enables everyday encryption. He's friendly with Edward Snowden and was recently feature in WIRED magazine...

27 Sep 201643min

#161 is John & Amanda Neal for a third time, who have run adventure sailing expeditions on their Hallberg-Rassy 46 Mahina Tiare for over 20 years. They've sailed 220,000 miles on the boat, taking her ...

20 Sep 20161h 8min

#160. Brian Porter was on the build team for the record-breaking, 100-foot supermaxi 'Comanche,' and continues to work on owner's Jim & Kristy Clark's shore crew. He came on the podcast to talk about ...

13 Sep 20161h 5min

#159. Pam Wall, the film version. When we changed the name of the show to ON THE WIND, I hinted about new projects in the works. Today I can finally announce one of them. The episode that follows is t...

30 Aug 20161h 3min

#158 Isbjorn sailed to Cuba in April. Finally, my full-length essay on the experience in Havana. This one is for the dreamers, filled with descriptions of what it's like at marina Hemingway, chasing s...

23 Aug 201646min

#157. is John Harries, the founder of morganscloud.com, AKA 'Attainable Adventure Cruising,' and in my opinion the foremost authority on safe and simple ocean sailing boats & equipment. He's an accomp...

16 Aug 20161h 33min

#156 is another World Cruising Club 'Ocean Sailing Forum,' this one recorded back in January at the Toronto International Boat Show. In the Forum, I moderated a panel of experienced ocean sailors incl...

2 Aug 20162h 10min