Famous sailors Hamish and Andy gave me a quick interview as part of their ‘Peoples Junket’ promotion of their TV show True Story. Such great guys, so nice to meet them and have a laugh or two. Catch the video on the The Sailing Podcast Facebook page

Minke, a 36’ steel yacht, is the home of Karen and Dan. They are heading down the ICW and let us know about some of the adventures and challenges they encountered as new sailors. This included replacing the diesel motor with a hybrid electric motor

Roam is a home built sailing catamaran built by Michael Hoult and his family in Tasmania. We caught up with the SailSurfRoam crew for a podcast after their ocean sailing and return from surfing at Cloudbreak in Fiji. Follow SailSurfRoam on YouTube

Richard Hudson has a 50 ft steel staysail schooner named Issuma, with a lifting keel, designed for safety if caught in ice. Richard has voyaged from the North West Passage to Antarctica over the past few years and shares the story of sailing Issuma

Ross Gerber and Topher Cochrane share the story behind the movie ‘Chasing Bubbles’. Alex Rust sailed around the world visiting remote communities and picking up over 80 different crew along the way. Watch Chasing Bubbles for free on YouTube or Vimeo

US Coast Guard Licensed Captain Louis Hoock shares the beauty of Southeast Alaska by taking guests aboard his 54’ ketch Arcturus. Based in Juneau, Alaska Adventure Sailing has access to areas such as Glacier Bay and Sitka

Matt Rutherford of Ocean Research Project has done a lot since his solo sailing journey circumnavigating the Americas. He has been collecting data for NASA and the Smithsonian Institution. He is returning to continue research in uncharted territory

Bonus Episode: Linus Wilson reading Chapter 1 of his book 'Slow Boat to the Bahamas'. We also invite you to support us on Patreon. David and Carina talk about why you should continue to support the show by becoming patrons of The Sailing Podcast

Linus Wilson wrote about sailing to the Bahamas with a 4-year-old and a 4-pound dog in ‘Slow Boat to the Bahamas’. Linus’s writing shows his humorous side and shares some of his thoughts on boat buying, part-time travels and single-handed sailing

Chuck and Linda of Jacaranda have spent the last two years travelling through South America. Now they have started sailing across the South Pacific. From Ecuador they headed west to the Galapagos Islands and on to the Marquises and French Polynesia