On the Wind Sailing

#233. Nat Philbrick is the author of 'In the Heart of the Sea,' the famous story of the whaling ship Essex, which sunk in the Pacific after being attacked by an angry sperm whale. This true-life story...

15 Maj 20181h 6min

#232. Paul & Sheryl Shard of course have the popular TV series Distant Shores, and for 25 years have been sailing the world on their boats of the same name and documenting their travels. Mia & I met t...

8 Maj 201858min

#9. Andy talks about Isbjorn's big refit and the 70-mile shakedown cruise he and Mia did up the west coast of Sweden. Special thanks to Helly Hansen for inviting us to their event; and to Isbjorn crew...

24 Apr 201827min

#231 Tom Cunliffe is one of the great sailor/writers of the past 30 years. His old-school style in both the boats he chooses to sail and the way he tells his story is fascinating. -- On the Wind is p...

17 Apr 20181h 28min

#230. Goran Rutgerson is the founder of the eponymous Rutgerson company, who design & fabricate rigging and deck hardward in Marstrand, Sweden. Goran grew up in a sailing family and went on to pursue ...

10 Apr 201859min

BONUS. Matt Rutherford has been on the podcast more than anyone else in our 230+ episodes, and his stories are always epic. What follows is a presentation Matt did in Toronto in January at the boat sh...

3 Apr 20181h 1min

RECYCLED #99. Gary Jobson is one of the few household names in the American sailing world. He's is a former All-American collegiate sailor and won the America's Cup in 1977 as tactician for Ted Turner...

27 Mars 20181h 6min

HITAS #3. Andy & Mia answer listener questions on things like mono- versus multihulls, swing keels, meals onboard, books, how to be a leader and more! How I Think About Sailing is Andy Schell's new p...

23 Mars 201846min