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Standing Before the MastScott TraversIn this episode I’m joined by Scott Travers, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association.Scott is a graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy and Salve Regina University. Scott’s experience also includes working with the Rhode Island Division of Fish and Wildlife Aquatic Education Program to expand recreational fishing opportunities.He is a fly tying Instructor, avid fly angler in both saltwater and freshwater, kayak angler, quoahogger, and wildlife conservationist.Scott has a vast knowledge of all the rules and regulations ranging from catch limits to the differences in thos...
2025-09-1338 min
Standing Before the MastYoung Women Advancing in Professional Offshore Sailing - Panel DiscussionYoung women advancing in professional offshore sailing: a panel discussion featuring Erica Lush (lushsailing.com); Aurora ‘Rory’ Meunier Mott; and Ellie Menezes.This episode features a round-table or panel discussion where each of these young women describe their journey thus far, and their plans for participation in future professional sailing events on the world stage. All have either been inspired by Cole Brauer, or actually mentored by her.Learn where each of them are currently in their professional careers, and the different paths they are each taking. We also hear about opportunities they’ve discovered, as wel...
2025-07-3157 min
Standing Before the MastRozalia ProjectMeet Ashley Sullivan and learn about the Rozalia Project that is taking a multi-faceted approach to cleaning up and cataloging marine debris. Their platform is the sailing vessel American Promise. American Promise was designed by Ted Hood for Dodge Morgan who sailed it alone around the world, non-stop, in 1985-1986.To learn more about the Rozalia Project visit: rozaliaproject.org Get full access to Standing Before The Mast at chrisheaton.substack.com/subscribe
2025-06-0351 min
The Grey NatoThe Grey NATO – 329 – A Deep Dive With Brock Stevens & Chris SohlThanks so much for listening! For the complete show notes, links, and comments, please visit The Grey NATO Show Notes for this episode:https://thegreynato.substack.com/p/329-brock-stevens-chris-sohlThe Grey NATO is a listener-supported podcast. If you'd like to support the show, which includes a variety of possible benefits, including additional episodes, access to the TGN Crew Slack, and even a TGN edition grey NATO, please visit:https://thegreynato.com/support-tgnSupport the show
2025-05-151h 16
The Wireless Way, with Chris WhitakerThe Evolution of Cloud-Based Security: A Conversation with Philip Heaton from YourSixSend a textNavigating Cloud-Based Physical Security with Philip Heaton from Your SixIn this episode of The Wireless Way, host Chris Whitaker sits down with Philip Heaton, the Commercial Success Manager at Your Six, Inc., a company specializing in cloud-based physical security solutions. They discuss the evolution of security technology to cloud-based infrastructure, the importance of making technology accessible, and the advantages of a proactive security approach powered by AI and edge computing. Heaton shares insights on the current state of the industry, highlights the necessity of educating clients about cloud solutions, and emphasizes...
2025-04-2844 min
Standing Before the MastBrad ReadIn this episode we hear from Brad Read who is the Executive Director, Sail Newport based at Fort Adams in Newport, Rhode Island. Get full access to Standing Before The Mast at chrisheaton.substack.com/subscribe
2025-04-1636 min
Standing Before the MastRI State Representative Lauren CarsonIn this episode we sit down with Rhode Island State Representative Lauren Carson of Newport.Representative Carson is the lead sponsor of a house bill that would allow cities and towns to regulate houseboats as they feel best works for their municipalities.Central to this enabling legislation, they would be bound by one standard definition of a houseboat. The bill has a companion in the state senate which mirrors that of Representative Carson’s.While her bill has the full support of the Newport Waterfront Commission, it has met with some resistance from th...
2025-02-2430 min
Standing Before the MastAn Australian Christmas StoryIn this episode, we hear about a rather different kind of Christmas story from which we in the Northern Hemisphere are used to. Aussie Joe Cooper, who’s been on this podcast before, shares his version of a Christmas tale he grew up with during the 1960’s in Australia. It’s a story of Santa & the Reindeer, a bit of navigation, seafaring references, a rescue and some proper outback exploration. As always, this is a family friendly episode and may be of particular enjoyment for the young ones in your family. After an extended break, this podcast is bac...
2024-12-2321 min
Cowboy StoriesHayden Ballard & Chris Heaton - Grazing on National MonumentsToday I visited with Hayden Ballard and Chris Heaton. We discussed the issues that come along with trying to make a living running cattle on federal lands. We spent the majority of our time talking about why ranchers care about the policies associated with national monuments and how they directly affect them.
We talked about the abuse of the Antiquities Act that the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Bears Ears National Monument, and the Grand Canyon National Monument were created under.
Hayden and Chris were both great people to visit with about these issues. They are both 6th generation ranchers, they...
2024-10-041h 22
Pure Encouragement PodcastEp. 57 | From the Journal - Wisdom, Peace, and Being Strong in Christ (feat. Chris Heaton, Josh Sherley, and Brad Newburg)In this episode, Gary is joined by three of his closest friends in life as they share from their journals what God has been showing them recently. The three men alongside Gary on the call are:
- Chris Heaton - Pure Encouragement Board Member, former US National Team diver and elite Crossfit athlete. He currently serves as a realtor and mortgage loan officer in CA.
- Josh Sherley - Pure Encouragement Board Member, former Fresno State football and All State CA wrestler. He currently serves as Regional Director at Influencers Global Ministries Bakersfield.
- Brad Newburg - Influencers Bakersfield...
2024-07-3131 min
Chopper's Political Podcast | GB NewsEpisode 10: Chris Heaton-Harris calls on Boris Johnson to help Rishi Sunak win General ElectionSit back, pour yourself a drink and join GB News' Political Editor Christopher Hope at his regular table in a Westminster pub where he will discuss the latest insider political intrigue and gossip with everyone from popstars to politicians in a seismic general election year. New episodes released every Friday.This week, Christopher Hope is joined by Chris Heaton-Harris. He says Boris Johnson should unite with the Conservative Party to ensure electoral success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-05-2427 min
Standing Before the MastMatthew Cohen - Inside LighthousesMy guest for this episode is no stranger to the podcast. Photographer Matthew Cohen has been on before and he’s back this time to report about a unique project he conceived, researched and executed with stunning results.Most people only ever look at a lighthouse from the outside. Sure, some may take a rare tour or visit where they get a glimpse of the inner workings, but how many get to see it from the inside looking out - after dark?The project not only added to Matthew’s already expansive portfolio, it appeared in t...
2024-05-2041 min
Standing Before the MastChristina Connett Brophy, PhD - Senior Vice President at Mystic Seaport MuseumChristina is the Senior Vice President of Mystic Seaport Museum. Christina shares with us here earliest sailing experiences growing up sailing on Geronimo which belonged to the St. Georges School in Rhode Island. The Geronimo program was one her father developed and those early adventures set Christina up for an educational and life path on and around the water. Prior to her current position, Christina was the director of the New Bedford Whaling Museum and along with her PhD and growing up as a live aboard, she has a wealth of knowledge of the marine environment.She tel...
2024-05-041h 10
STEM EverydaySTEM Everyday #265 | The Science of Sport | feat. Daren HeatonThe leaders behind Science of Sport use the familiarity of athletics to make STEM education more approachable and inclusive to all learners. The nonprofit organization partners with professional sports teams to provide exciting hands-on, minds-on learning experiences for elementary and middle school students across the county, creates interdisciplinary programming that translates the concepts of sports into an understanding of the underlying science and mathematics, and hosts training events for teachers to help bring more diverse lesson plans and STEM learning into classrooms.To date, Science of Sport has created over 100 lesson plans, handed out 20,000 STEM kits, and...
2024-05-0423 min
The Grey NatoThe Grey NATO – 279 – Hot News From Doxa And A Chat With Chris Sohl, Avid Diver and Slack Mod ExtraordinaireThanks so much for listening! For the complete show notes, links, and comments, please visit The Grey NATO Show Notes for this episode:https://thegreynato.substack.com/p/279-chris-sohl-doxa-200tThe Grey NATO is a listener-supported podcast. If you'd like to support the show, which includes a variety of possible benefits, including additional episodes, access to the TGN Crew Slack, and even a TGN edition grey NATO, please visit:https://thegreynato.com/support-tgnSupport the show
2024-04-0459 min
Pure Encouragement PodcastEp. 39 | The Source of True Fulfillment - (feat. Chris Heaton - Former US National Team Diver and Top 500 CrossFit Athlete)Chris Heaton gained the world accomplishing unparalleled success in the diving world. Between 2005-2009, Chris won 8 MAC Championships and set 16 MAC Records for diving. Following college, he competed on the National Level for Team USA. When diving ended, Chris became a top 500 Worldwide CrossFit athlete.
Listen as Chris shares his story about where true and lasting satisfaction comes from. At the heights of success, after winning his 8th MAC Championship, he was empty and unfulfilled. "Is this it?"
This experience led him to ask important questions about God, life, and purpose.
"And what do you benefit if you gain the...
2023-09-1457 min
Standing Before the Mast2023 Newport International Boat Show Preview Get full access to Standing Before The Mast at chrisheaton.substack.com/subscribe
2023-09-0328 min
IfG EventsIn conversation with Rt Hon Chris Heaton-Harris MP, Secretary of State for Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland has had no ministers since October. The DUP is refusing to re-enter into power-sharing arrangements in protest over the Northern Ireland protocol; despite the new Windsor Framework agreement, the party has still not returned to Stormont. The Secretary of State has had to set a budget for Northern Ireland, and civil servants are obliged to make difficult decisions to balance the books.To discuss the ongoing governance challenges in Northern Ireland, reflect on the impact of the Windsor Framework, and set out the Northern Ireland Office’s approach to restoring power-sharing, Chris Heaton-Harris MP, the No...
2023-06-2159 min
Institute for GovernmentIn conversation with Rt Hon Chris Heaton-Harris MP, Secretary of State for Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland has had no ministers since October. The DUP is refusing to re-enter into power-sharing arrangements in protest over the Northern Ireland protocol; despite the new Windsor Framework agreement, the party has still not returned to Stormont. The Secretary of State has had to set a budget for Northern Ireland, and civil servants are obliged to make difficult decisions to balance the books.
To discuss the ongoing governance challenges in Northern Ireland, reflect on the impact of the Windsor Framework, and set out the Northern Ireland Office’s approach to restoring power-sharing, Chris Heaton-Harris MP, the Northern Ireland Secretary, sp...
2023-06-2059 min
Standing Before the MastMatthew Cohen PhotographyMeet Matthew Cohen, professional marine photographer, racing sailor, seasoned offshore sailor and sometimes glider pilot.In our conversation, Matt walks us through his early sailing experiences and his introduction to photography which began with a course at school that quickly became his chosen career path.Matt describes some early opportunities he had, such as working for Onne Van der Wal, as well as his own displays at art shows and festivals.In our talk we share our mutual love of helicopters and discuss the value they still offer for marine photographers. Matt also...
2023-04-091h 14
Standing Before the MastKim Kavin - yachting journalist, writer, freelancerKim Kavin began her journalism career at a newspaper nearly 25 years ago. While many local newspapers have either been bought out, consolidated or shut-down, Kim Kavin made a move to yachting journalism before many of those changes began to proliferate. Her initial move to yachting was well, to Yachting Magazine.Kim walks us through those early days, explaining how she wound up at Yachting and the many other publications with which she’s played a major role. Those other publications include: Soundings, Passagemaker, Cruising World, Soundings Trade Only, Yachts International, and Boatsetter. Part of that discussion includes ho...
2023-02-161h 05
Standing Before the MastBetter Bay AllianceDave Lussier is our guest for this episode. Dave is one of the founding members of the organization Better Bay Alliance. Dave walks us through how it came to be, what they’ve done so far, and their ambitions plans for the future.Here’s the mission statement from their website:“The Better Bay Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the boating experience on Rhode Island waters by identifying, communicating, and promoting safety, accessibility, and cooperation while sharing our wonderful natural resources. Through collaboration with governmental, commercial, and private stakeholders, the Better Bay Allian...
2023-01-2742 min
Standing Before the MastHoliday Podcast 2022I’m joined by Capt. Eric Pfirrmann from Save the Bay, and Ted Romanosky, owner of the 1940 classic wooden schooner ‘Good Fortune’. It's our seasonal laid-back gathering over beer and provisions.We recap our collective summer experiences and observations in an informal setting with an even less formal outcome. Occasionally, one of us expresses an opinion or two.We cover everything from the annual Save The Bay Swim, to wood boat repair, boating safety, lighthouse history, and even some personal thoughts on must-have galley equipment and our favorite meals to have aboard.Happy holidays to all, I...
2022-12-211h 05
Breakfast ConnectWomen In Tech Startups: Driving Best Practice And Good Governance From The Ground Up With Amanda Fischer And Chris HeatonWomen in tech startups in South Africa make up less than 25% of the workforce but those that do thrive, stand out. Amanda Fischer is a partner and head of legal and compliance at Skrmiish, ensuring all the i’s are dotted and the t’s are crossed but also, helping to pioneer a unique company that is operating on the threshold of global tech.On the show, She, alongside Chris Heaton, the Founder and Managing Director of Skrmiish- the world's first app that gives any gamer the opportunity to monetize their matches in the games they love to play...
2022-11-2222 minBreakfast ConnectWomen In Tech Startups: Driving Best Practice And Good Governance From The Ground Up With Amanda Fischer And Chris HeatonWomen in tech startups in South Africa make up less than 25% of the workforce but those that do thrive, stand out. Amanda Fischer is a partner and head of legal and compliance at Skrmiish, ensuring all the i’s are dotted and the t’s are crossed but also, helping to pioneer a unique company that is operating on the threshold of global tech.On the show, She, alongside Chris Heaton, the Founder and Managing Director of Skrmiish- the world's first app that gives any gamer the opportunity to monetize their matches in the games they love to play...
2022-11-2222 min
Breakfast ConnectWomen In Tech Startups: Driving Best Practice And Good Governance From The Ground Up With Amanda Fischer And Chris HeatonWomen in tech startups in South Africa make up less than 25% of the workforce but those that do thrive, stand out. Amanda Fischer is a partner and head of legal and compliance at Skrmiish, ensuring all the i’s are dotted and the t’s are crossed but also, helping to pioneer a unique company that is operating on the threshold of global tech.On the show, She, alongside Chris Heaton, the Founder and Managing Director of Skrmiish- the world's first app that gives any gamer the opportunity to monetize their matches in the games they love to play...
2022-11-2222 min
Standing Before the MastVoice Of The Oceans with Wilhelm SchurmannThe Schurmann family set sail in 1984 and became the first Brazilian family to circumnavigate the world. The design and build of Kat is the culmination of that initial voyage and others on previous boats the family has owned.Our talk begins with a tour of the boat and Wilhelm highlighting many of the unique design features. Kat serves as a floating platform for Voice Of The Oceans. Voice Of The Oceans is part of the Schurmann Family initiative in partnership with the UN. The goal is to document and highlight the problem with plastics in the oceans – pa...
2022-11-201h 13
Standing Before the MastCaptain Ian Ridgeway - FUEL Martha's VineyardIn this episode we get to know Ian Ridgeway. Ian, along with Casey Blum are co-founders of the FUEL Program. FUEL stands for: Foundation for Underway Experiential Learning.The topsail schooner Shenandoah is at the center of the FUEL program. Shenandoah was conceived, designed and built by Captain Robert Douglas and she has a long history of providing memorable sailing experiences for thousands of people. Lead by Ian, Casey, and team which includes captains, crew members and voyage guides, Shenandoah now operates as a non-profit educational sailing vessel.Ian has a de...
2022-10-2040 min
Standing Before the MastNewport International Boat Show with Lisa Knowles & Jocelyn EmoryIn this episode I sit down with Newport International Boat Show Director Lisa Knowles and Marketing Director Jocelyn Emory.The show - the 51st - will take place September 15th through the 18th, 2022 located at the Newport Yachting Center Marina in downtown Newport, Rhode Island.Among this year's expanded offerings, Lisa and Jocelyn tell us about several new events, educational opportunities and giveaways.The Newport for New Products awards program is of course back and will be showcasing new boats and boating products making their US debut.There's a People's...
2022-09-0936 min
Breakfast ConnectLaunchAfrica Ignites Skrmiish Seed Round - Chris HeatonSkirmish, which is the world’s first mobile Play-to-Earn app, has enabled gamers of every level to earn cash in every match they play across the AAA+ games they love! It has partnered with Launch Africa and they are currently closing their seed round of $2.5M, where LA has co-invested alongside Blockchain Founders Fund and Stellar confirmed so far. The co-founder and MD of Skirmish, Chris Heaton speaks with Nonso Mordi about this seed round and partnership
2022-08-2218 min
Breakfast ConnectLaunchAfrica Ignites Skrmiish Seed Round - Chris HeatonSkirmish, which is the world’s first mobile Play-to-Earn app, has enabled gamers of every level to earn cash in every match they play across the AAA+ games they love! It has partnered with Launch Africa and they are currently closing their seed round of $2.5M, where LA has co-invested alongside Blockchain Founders Fund and Stellar confirmed so far. The co-founder and MD of Skirmish, Chris Heaton speaks with Nonso Mordi about this seed round and partnership
2022-08-2218 minBreakfast ConnectLaunchAfrica Ignites Skrmiish Seed Round - Chris HeatonSkirmish, which is the world’s first mobile Play-to-Earn app, has enabled gamers of every level to earn cash in every match they play across the AAA+ games they love! It has partnered with Launch Africa and they are currently closing their seed round of $2.5M, where LA has co-invested alongside Blockchain Founders Fund and Stellar confirmed so far. The co-founder and MD of Skirmish, Chris Heaton speaks with Nonso Mordi about this seed round and partnership
2022-08-2218 min
Pure Encouragement PodcastEp. 22 | Experiencing God's Grace - (feat. Chris Heaton - Man of God, Elite CrossFit, Former USA National Diving Team, 8-Time MAC Champion, Successful Realtor)In this episode, I interview Chris Heaton on his story about EXPERIENCING God's grace. Chris opens up about his story coming to faith in Jesus Christ and how God's extraordinary grace has played a pivotal role in his sport career, mental performance, family, work, and in overcoming adversity.
His finishing line is powerful: "An all-knowing Father is qualified to give all-sufficient grace!" No matter what you are going through, God's grace is overwhelmingly and abundantly sufficient. Because of who He is, and the fact that He knows every detail of our life, He is qualified (or able...
2022-07-1530 min
Standing Before the MastSail To WinIn this episode we hear from Mike Patterson, Whitney Curtin, Aaron 'Ike' Isaacson and Steve Baskis about Sail To Win. They formed Sail To Win "to honor and empower wounded veterans, first responders, and people that have served their community with disabilities by training, educating, and competing in sailing competitions around the globe. We bring adaptive and able-bodied athletes together, conduct training events, and facilitate opportunities for technology experts to assist service members with solutions that will help them become highly competitive in sailing and increase their everyday quality of life."Learn more...
2022-06-1353 min
Standing Before the MastChristopher Pastore - Associate Professor of History & AuthorChristopher Pastore is Associate Professor of History at the University at Albany, State University of New York.Focusing on early American environmental history, his most recent book, titled Between Land and Sea: The Atlantic Coast and the Transformation of New England (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2014), examines the Narragansett Bay watershed from first European settlement through the early nineteenth century. As a journalist, he has contributed articles on sailing or related topics to the New York Times, Boat International, Cruising World, Newport Life, Offshore, Restoration Quarterly, Real Simple, and Sailing World, where he...
2022-04-2846 min
Standing Before the MastEric Wiberg - Nautical Author & HistorianMeet Nautical Author and Historian Eric Wiberg.Born in New York in 1970, Eric Wiberg is a citizen of Sweden and the US. He is the author of over 20 books on maritime history - particularly in the Bahamas where he grew up. He left the Bahamas at 13 for boarding schools in New England and enrolled at Boston College in 1989. He was hired to race to Bermuda in 1989, and in 1991 sailed as mate from Antigua to Belgium to attend Harris Manchester College, Oxford. In 1993 he self-published five collections of writings and set out on a...
2022-03-041h 02
Standing Before the MastSarah Schumann - Commercial Fisherman and AuthorSarah is a commercial fisherman with a BS in Marine Affairs from the University of Rhode Island; and a MSc in Nature, Society, and Environmental Policy from University of Oxford in England.Her interest in fishing really began when she was teaching in Valparasio, Chile. Sarah explains how this interest came about and its connection to certain types of fishing here on Narragansett Bay.Sarah is the author of two books: Rhode Island’s Shellfish Heritage: An Ecological History - published in 2015; and Simmering the Sea: Diversity Cookery to Sustain Our Fisheries - pub...
2022-02-0243 min
Standing Before the MastSave The BayOur guest for this one is Capt. Eric Pfirrmann, Lead Captain for Save the Bay here in Rhode Island. As some of you more astute listeners may recall, Eric was my first ever guest when I embarked upon this experimental journey.We begin with an update on the Save The Bay fleet, and Eric brings us up to speed on their latest addition, as well as some of the future roles he foresees that craft playing at Save The Bay. He gives us a bit of background on the Marine Mammal Protection Act of...
2021-12-2344 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastThe Astonishing Adventures of Shannon HeatonLearn how and why Shannon Heaton creates the Irish Music Stories podcast, as Matt Heaton turns the mic around in the sunroom studio. Tune into this Old-Time radio (half) hour celebration of community, DIY ingenuity, and weighted blankets. And learn about the future of IMS! For playlists, transcripts, links to videos, companion essays, and to contribute to this project, please head to IrishMusicStories.org. * * * * Thank you to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to this month's underwriters: Jeremy Hurley, Bob Suchor, Tom Frederick, John Ploch, Ian Bittle, Finian McCluskey, Sean Carroll...
2021-12-1430 min
Standing Before the MastRyan Rossi - Menemsha HarbormasterRyan Rossi – Menemsha Harbormaster Meet Ryan Rossi. Ryan is the Menemsha Harbormaster. Menemsha is an historic fishing village in the town of Chilmark on Martha’s Vineyard.Ryan gives us all the crucial information you need to know as a recreational boater interested in visiting the port. He explains how to go about reserving your spot - don’t just show up - and the feeding frenzy that takes place at the beginning of May when they open reservations. He also suggests a certain level of proficiency required in handling your vess...
2021-12-0618 min
Standing Before the MastGlenn Robbins - Retired Navy Officer, IYRS Graduate and Offshore SailorWhat do you do following retirement from a successful career of 26 years in the Navy which began at the US Naval Academy? You enroll at the International Yacht Restoration School - otherwise known as IYRS School of Technology & Trades - in Newport, Rhode Island where you acquire a whole new set of skills in marine systems. You and your wife then buy a catamaran, sell everything you own, move your family aboard and go cruising. That’s what Glenn Robbins and his family did. Glenn was a classmate of mine from high school who I’d not s...
2021-09-181h 39
The Tomorrow Society Podcast145. Imagineering Roundtable with Chris Runco and Don Carson
Some of my favorite podcasts have been the Imagineering Roundtable shows, which explore a variety of theme park design topics. They’re also so much fun to record! This episode of The Tomorrow Society Podcast brings together two of my favorite past guests.… Read more...
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2021-07-261h 21The Tomorrow Society Podcast137. Disney Imagineer Chris Runco on Typhoon Lagoon and Grizzly River Run (Part 2)
There’s so much to cover from Disney’s rapid expansion during what Michael Eisner named “The Disney Decade”. Beginning in the late ’80s and progressing for more than 10 years, it was an exciting time for both fans and the people that created the parks.… Read more...
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2021-04-261h 17
Standing Before the MastWendy Mitman ClarkeMeet writer Wendy Mitman Clarke. Wendy is a veteran writer and editor of sailing publications with a career that spans over 30 years. If you've ever picked up a copy of Soundings Magazine, Cruising World or Good Old Boat, it's likely you've either read her work, or something she's had a hand in editing. She's a Recipient of many awards from the Boating Writers International, and the Society of Professional Journalists. In addition to her writing, Wendy and her husband set off sailing for 4 years with their two young children - and a...
2021-03-3153 minThe Tomorrow Society Podcast134. Disney Imagineer Chris Runco on the Model Shop, Star Tours' RX-24, and More
One of my favorite parts of doing this podcast is learning stories about the people that created Disney’s theme parks. Their paths to reach Walt Disney Imagineering are always so different. A perfect example is Chris Runco, who started as a portrait artist at Disneyland in 1970.… Read more...
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2021-03-151h 18
Standing Before the MastJohn Taft on rum running during prohibitionIn this episode we hear from John Taft about rum running along the coast of Rhode Island during prohibition. Like me, John is a bit of a history enthusiast and when he discovered that the boat that he and his partners had purchased to run mansion tours turned out to be an actual former rum runner, he went down many rabbit holes researching not only the history of the boat, but the history of all the rum running activities off the coast of Rhode Island, Narragansett Bay and beyond.One of the things he discovered was...
2021-02-241h 06
Irish Music Stories PodcastFraming the StoriesHow much power does a backdrop have? As the Irish Music Stories production team works to assemble episodes and bonus materials, Shannon explores the wooded hills of Medford, Massachusetts to find visual and organizational surrounds that look and feel like time-worn jigs, and ballads, and nights of music and dance. * * * * * * * Thank you to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to this month's underwriters: Joel DeLashmit, Lynn Hayes, Paul Grajciar, Suezen Brown, Paul DeCamp, Emil Hauptmann, Randy Krajniak, Rick Rubin, Susan Walsh, Ken Doyle, Chris Armstrong, John Ploch, Jon Duvick, Gerry Corr, Brian Benscoter, and...
2021-02-0905 minThe Tomorrow Society Podcast130. Imagineering Roundtable with Don Carson and Chris Merritt
As a theme park fan, I’ve often made assumptions about what it’s like to work as a Disney Imagineer. The role sounds amazing because it involves creating the attractions and places that I love so much. But what is it like to actually be an Imagineer?… Read more...
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2021-02-011h 13
Standing Before the MastErica Lush - Professional SailorMy guest for this episode is professional sailor, Erica Lush.Erica began sailing at a young age with positive influence from her parents, and followed her passion sailing competitively for her high school and university teams.Erica is also involved in the Maiden Factor. Maiden carried the first all-female crew to sail around the world when Tracey Edwards skippered her in the 1989/1990 Whitbread Round The world Race. Having fallen in disrepair from neglect, Tracy found Maiden in 2015 and set about raising funds to bring her back. Erica talks about her involvement in sailing on...
2021-01-1832 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastThe Naming of BirdsAfter a horrific week of social unrest in the U.S., and as Irish Music Stories begins a major overhaul, host Shannon Heaton offers a meditation on how cataloging and organizing can soothe the soul. There's also plenty of music in this episode. Full playlist below. And for Japanese speakers who want to get started with Irish Music Stories, the first episode has been translated fully (transcript) by Ryoko Murakami (with Tomoaki Hatekeyama) HERE * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to this month's underwriters: Enda McGreevy, Rus Bradburd, J...
2021-01-1206 min
Standing Before the MastKelsy Patnaude: Visual Artist + SailorMeet Kelsy Patnaude. Kelsy is a Visual-Artist with an M.F.A. in Visual Art from Lesley University of Art and Design, Cambridge, MA. which she earned in 2019. Kelsy also has a B.A. in Studio Art and a Minor in Art History from Salve Regina University here in Newport which she earned in 2012. A professional sailor, Kelsy came to sailing a bit later than some, but has had many great experiences including sailing on a classic gaff-rigged Colin Archer out of Falmouth in the UK; sailing as crew on a classic 12 meter in Newport; sailing aboard classics...
2020-12-1930 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastBetween the TunesWhat's up with stage banter? And why all the joking around between tunes in a session? Explore the on- and offstage chat that surrounds traditional music with Máirtín de Cógáin, Paddy League, Joanie Madden, Rus Bradburd, Liz Carroll, and Jean-Michel Veillon. There's also plenty of music in this episode. Full playlist below. And for Japanese speakers who want to get started with Irish Music Stories, the first episode has been translated fully (transcript) by Ryoko Murakami (with Tomoaki Hatekeyama) HERE * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you...
2020-12-0842 min
Standing Before the MastKate Wilson Somers - Sailor, Sailing Instructor, EntrepreneurMeet Kate Wilson Somers, Sailor, Sailing Instructor and Entrepreneur. A life-long sailor, and sailing instructor, Kate has also been involved with the Volvo Ocean Race as support crew for Team Vestas 11th Hour Racing, the America's Cup with Oracle Team USA in 2012-2013, and The Rolex Big Boat Series in San Francisco.At the 24th Annual Providence Boat Show (2017), the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association recognized Kate as the Rhode Island Boater of the Year. Kate received that For the work she did to transform youth sailing programs to keep kids engaged, gain experience on some big boats, and...
2020-12-0449 min
Standing Before the MastCharlie Doane - Sailing Journalist, Author and Offshore SailorOur guest for this episode is Charlie Doane. Charlie is a sailor and sailing journalist. He’s currently the cruising editor for SAIL magazine. Charlie has been writing professionally since 1986 for many publications including New England Off Shore and Cruising World.He’s written two books: The Modern Cruising Sailboat, and The Sea Is Not Full.Charlie is currently working on a new book, a non-fiction biography about Thomas Tangvald - son of Peter Tangvald well known blue water sailor. Charlie gives us a bit of a teaser into the fascinating and tragic story of Thomas Tangvald's life...
2020-10-2843 min
Standing Before the MastTom Cunliffe - Sailor, Author, BroadcasterOur guest for this episode is Sailor, Author and Broadcaster Tom Cunliffe.Tom has written for many major sailing publications and currently works with Sailing Today and Classic Boat in the UK. He is the author of over two dozen books - notably the Shell Channel Pilot, Celestial Navigation, and Topsail & Battleaxe.Topsail & Battleaxe tells the tale of the time he retraced the path of the Vikings by sailing his Bristol Channel Pilot cutter, Hirta, from Norway to Iceland, Greenland and on to Newfoundland.Topsail & Battleaxe has now been made available as an audiobook and...
2020-09-301h 09
Irish Music Stories PodcastTrad in the ClassroomThere's no definitive Irish or Scottish music method book. A lot of seasoned practitioners learned their music in kitchens and pubs. So how do they bring that immersive, social learning approach into the classroom? In this episode, June McCormack, Michael Rooney, Alasdair White, Caroline Keane, and Tom Delany share ideas about teaching and learning traditional music. There's also plenty of music in this episode. Full playlist below. And for Japanese speakers who want to get started with Irish Music Stories, the first episode has been translated fully (transcript) by Ryoko Murakami (with Tomoaki Hatekeyama) HERE
2020-09-0852 min
Hear It Is Podcast Nashville15min of Chris and BillJust me and Bill having a moment --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christopher-heaton/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christopher-heaton/support
2020-08-2814 min
Hear It Is Podcast Nashville15min of Chris and BillJust me and Bill having a moment
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2020-08-2814 min
Standing Before the MastMarcello - La Gondola Providence, Inc.My guest for this episode is Marcello of La Gondola Providence, Inc. Marcello is the second owner of the business who came to the job during his college years. He’s very well traveled and extremely knowledgeable about the culture, history and construction of the Venetian Gondola. Marcello gives us his history with the company, how he met the original owners, and where he’s taken it. In addition to the experience on the water and the construction of the boats, we also talk about the singing and musical components to this experience.You can learn more...
2020-08-1627 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastThe Long Arm of the Irish TraditionPersistent infections like Covid-19 … and social injustice.. and racism… loom large. And still, these little Irish jigs and reels are forming bridges across oceans. What happens when people fall in love with a foreign music culture and pull themselves out of their comfort zones to travel and learn to play? Learn about the perspective Irish music has offered Guillermo Del Val Rodriguez, Santiago Molina, Gregor Brinkschulte, Alasdair Fraser, Rolf Wagels, Kerstin Otten, Brent Cassidy, Andy Xuhang, Alex Navar, hatao, Geoffrey Lim, Ted Cizadlo, and Andy Linton. There's also plenty of music in this episode. Full playlist below.
2020-06-0957 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastTransplanting Tradition in the Land of the TreesWhat do rampant evictions, military ship collisions, and Christmas trees have to do with jigs and reels? Learn how Gaelic culture resonated in Canada's "New Scotland," and down in the Boston States, from singer Mary Jane Lamond and fiddle players Troy MacGillivray, Andrea Beaton, Alasdair Fraser, Katie McNally, and Lee Cremo. Plenty of music here, too. Full playlist below. * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to this month's underwriters: Peter Lee, Gabriele Clemens, Loretta Egan Murphy, John Boyce, Sol Foster, Paul Grajciar, Lisa and Bryon Giddens-White, Jen...
2020-05-1250 min
Chris Sherlock On The WirelessChris Chats with Alex Heaton (9th & 10th) and Carolyn Dunne 10-12-19Alex Heaton (9th & 10th) & Carolyn Dunne pop in for a chat talking about there collabration that came together in a very organic way with their EP "Sails In The Storm"(Out Now). Alex who a native of Galway is self-taught multi-instrumentalist, blends electronic instruments such as Launchpad’s, midi keyboards and triggers with traditional acoustic instruments such as guitar & bass. Carolyn a Dublin born singer & lyricist has seen rock, punk and electronic tunes,she finds it easy to transition through the genres.They explain there process of meeting and putting the EP together plus there music background
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2020-05-0924 min
Standing Before the MastNewport Harbormaster Capt. Tim Mills with special COVID-19 updateThis is a bit of a diversion from the normal podcast episodes I do. Given all that’s going on right now, I thought we’d check in with Capt. Tim Mills, Harbormaster for the City of Newport, and find out what to expect when we take to the water this summer. Tim gives us the latest information on quarantine rules for boaters, restrictions on use of facilities, launches and boat ramps.Tim reminds us that the City of Newport and his office is fully in sync with the direction that is coming from the Governor's office, and as s...
2020-04-2422 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastIrish Tunes in the Key of C-19How are traditional musicians and dancers continuing creative careers and group music events during the Covid-19 pandemic? How is social distancing affecting the jigs and reels? In this unexpected open of Season Four of Irish Music Stories, musicians from Ireland, England, Belgium, Sweden, and the U.S. address on and offline strategies… from a safe distance. Plenty of music here, too. Full playlist below. * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to this month's underwriters: Chris Murphy, John Kerr, John Pradarelli, Sharon Murphy, Finn Agenbroad, Charlie Durfee, Mark Johnson, Will Co...
2020-04-1454 min
Standing Before the MastKate Masury - Program Director for Eating With The EcosystemLatest podcast available now. Meet Kate Masury, Program Director for the non-profit Eating With The Ecosystem. If you love seafood or just want to expand your knowledge of what’s available to us, this podcast is for you. Eating With The Ecosystem was founded in 2014 with a mission to “promote a place-based approach to sustaining New England’s wild seafood, through flourishing food webs, healthy habitats, and short, adaptive seafood supply chains.”Kate tells us about the cookbook the organization has for sale, the dinners they host, their food boat mobile seafood kiosk, and explains their Citizen Scientist and Eat Like...
2020-03-0150 min
Standing Before the MastDaniel Forster PhotographyDaniel Forster is a world renowned marine photographer who has had his work appear in every major yachting magazine in Europe, the USA, New Zealand and Australia. Two of his images have appeared on the cover of Timemagazine - once in 1987 featuring Dennis Conner; then again in 1995 featuring Team New Zealand.Born in Switzerland, photography was introduced to Daniel at a young age through his family. Daniel attended a technical school for photography that offered an apprenticeship program which provided one of many early steps that lead to his career as a freelance photographer.
2020-01-3057 min
Standing Before the MastNat Benjamin - Designer and builder of wooden boats.Nat Benjamin, along with his partner Ross Gannon, and a talented crew have built over 70 boats - mostly of his design - and repaired and rebuilt many others. A visit to the Gannon & Benjamin Marine Railway is a step back in time. It’s a place where classic wood boats are restored, repaired and built new using nothing but traditional materials and methods. The people who work there have a special appreciation for craftsmanship. In a world where material things are designed on computers, assembled by robots or punched out of a mold with little human contact, it’s re...
2019-10-2525 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastFairy Forts and ChangelingsAre Irish fairies REAL? And if so, could there be Sí folk living in New England?? Fiddle player Martin Hayes, singer Emily Smith, and storyteller Máirtín de Cógáin help me and this month's co-producer Nigel Heaton investigate songs, stories, and possible gateways to the Otherworld. Plenty of music here, too. Full playlist below. * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to Jonathan Duvick, Mark Haynes, Chris Murphy, David Vaughan, Brian Benscoter, Joe Garrett, and Gerry Corr for underwriting this episode. Please CLICK HERE if you can...
2019-10-0852 min
Standing Before the MastDave Lussier - Blokart world speed recordThis one’s for the adrenaline junkies out there, present company included. My guest is Dave Lussier. Dave is a long-time competitive multi-hull sailor of catamarans and trimarans who has recently found a new passion: Blokarting or land yacht racing. Blokarts come from New Zealand and haven’t caught on in the US as they have in other countries. A Blokart is a 3-wheeled kart with a free-standing sail that resembles one from a windsurfer, and is often sailed on dry lake beds, beaches at low tide, or abandoned runways. Dave talks us through how he got...
2019-09-1750 min
Standing Before the MastCapt. Breezy GrenierMy guest for this episode is Capt. Breezy Grenier. Capt. Breezy served in the US Coast Guard, has degrees in Geology and Geological Oceanography, and minors in Marine Biology and Marine Archeology.In addition to being a licensed captain, she’s a scuba instructor, snowboard instructor, sailor, cook, surfer, teacher, lecturer and world traveler.She’s sailed to Bermuda, and by the time this podcast is published, she will have completed a transatlantic and the Fastnet Race.We talk about her travels, past expeditions and plans for future ones, as well as some of the...
2019-08-2051 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastCuppa Tea with Len GrahamWhy learn old songs from your neighbors, when the airwaves are brimming with NEW music? And how can a rooster's crow affect singing technique? Hear stories behind Len Graham's life of song in this month's Cuppa Tea chat. No matter the aperture, apertoire, or repertoire, Len's got a story (and a song) to suit the situation. * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to hatao, Chris Murphy, Justin Anderson, Lynn Hayes, BrotherHug, David Vaughan, Brian Benscoter, Joe Garrett, and Gerry Corr for underwriting this episode. Please CLICK HERE if you can kick...
2019-08-1338 min
Standing Before the MastJoe Cooper on the 12 Metre WorldsThis is a special excerpt from a much longer episode which will be published at a later date. In this conversation, Joe shares a bit about his involvement with the 12 Metre Worlds currently taking place in Newport, Rhode Island. Joe talks about his involvement, the impact of the Warrior Sailing Project, and the overall atmosphere of the event. Joe is also my first repeat guest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full access to Standing Before The Mast at chrisheaton.substack.com/subscribe
2019-07-1319 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastThe Scottish ConnectionHow do Scottish and Irish music intersect? How are they distinct? And why do so many trendy tunes come from Scotland? Host Shannon Heaton talks with Aaron Jones, Ed Pearlman, Natalie Haas and Hanneke Cassel to learn what it means to be a traditional Scottish musician today—in Scotland, and in the States. Warning: this episode contains very few mentions of haggis… or kilts. * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to Sharon Murphy, Mike Lagana, Brian Edmiston, Michael Craine, David Vaughan, Brian Benscoter, Joe Garrett, and Gerry Corr for underwriting this epis...
2019-07-0948 min
Standing Before the MastCapt. Tim Mills - Newport HarbormasterLearn about the person in charge of the crew that keeps the City of Newport's harbor assets in top form. Capt. Tim Mills has spent his life on the water which has included, sailing and racing with family and friends, working on a NOAA ship and owning and operating his own boat and mooring business - where he also wound up getting involved in marine archeology. Now the full time Harbormaster for the City of Newport, RI, Tim joined me to talk about all of that as well as get some insight and his perspective on some of...
2019-07-0158 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastGMT Plus NineIs there something strange about speaking Japanese, and removing your shoes BEFORE tucking into a set of Irish reels? Host Shannon Heaton travels around Japan with Tokyo-based trad band tricolor to learn more about the Irish and Celtic music scenes in the Land of the Rising Sun… and discovers heaps of common ground, social culture, and cake. Plenty of music here, too. Full playlist below. * * * * * * * Thanks to everybody for listening. And a special thank you to Gerry Corr, Chris McGlone, Sally Tucker, Jeremy Keith, David Vaughan, Chris Murphy, Brian Benscoter, and Joe Garrett for underwriting th...
2019-06-1846 min
Standing Before the MastAndy Green - Sailor, Race CommentatorMy guest for this episode is Andy Green. Some of you may recognize Andy’s voice - particularly if you followed the Volvo Ocean Race visit in Newport - as he was the commentator for that event. Andy has also been a commentator for the America’s Cup World Series and the London 2012 Olympics. In addition to his role as commentator, Andy is an active life long sailor who will be participating in the 12 Metre Worlds this summer in Newport. And like a few other past guests, Andy arrived to record the podcast fresh off a night of raci...
2019-06-1624 min
The Political OrphanageEp 135 | How to Actually Unplug from the Grid | Guests: Chris Moody and Cristi MoodyFormer CNN correspondent Chris Moody and his wife Cristi Moody sold all their stuff, outfitted a van, and spent the year driving around America on the cheap with no boss or schedule. They've encountered hundreds of other people living off-grid, and join Heaton to talk about what forces Americans to compete in the rat race, and how to escape it.
2019-06-0339 min
Standing Before the MastBarbara Lloyd - former New York Times sailing and sports journalistMy guest for this episode is former New York Times columnist Barbara Lloyd. Barbara covered Sailing, Skiing and other sports, as well as writing a gear column for the New York Times.But Barbara has humble roots here at home with the Newport Daily News. It was at the Newport Daily News where she began as a cub reporter. Barbara honed her skills covering the America’s Cup races and interviewing sailors, including Ted Turner and Dennis Conner.Her nomadic lifestyle, free spirited nature and hard work allowed her to live in and travel to...
2019-05-1656 min
Irish Music Stories PodcastTrad on CanvasHow do artists paint trad? And how do they capture the sounds and feelings—and the bigger stories behind Irish music and dance—in two dimensions? In conversations with Brian Vallely, James Gurney, Vincent Crotty, and Catharine Kingcome, host Shannon Heaton explores Travelling pipers, a dilapidated hotel in the Hudson Valley, Dudley Street dance hall in post WWII America, and a country home in County Clare. Plenty of music here, too. Full playlist below. * * * * * * * Special thanks to everybody for listening. And thank you to Robert McOwen, Lance Ramshaw, Chris Murphy, Richard Kuhwarth, Mark Hayn...
2019-05-1456 min
Standing Before the MastDenis and Allie - Mr. Badger & Co.My guests for this episode are Denis and Allie of Mr. Badger & Co. Mr. Badger is their 41’ Concordia yawl. We recently got together and cracked open a few beers while they shared their tale of how they came to own Mr. Badger. But that wasn’t the only tale. Denis boasts an impressive sailing résumé and both are well traveled. It’s a wide-ranging chat that covers: sailing the Greek islands; an unsuccessful attempt at purchasing a schooner; sailing a Carriacou Sloop thousands of miles; environmental stewardship; and how a great experience aboard can be transformative. Learn more abo...
2019-04-0156 min
Standing Before the MastAnne Vandromme-Hood - Yacht Insider's GuideMy guest in this episode is Anne Vandromme-Hood. Anne is a partner and leading force behind the publication, Yacht Insider’s Guide. Originally from Paris, she spent much of her time sailing out of Brittney with her family on a variety of boats. Anne is also an avid windsurfer who brought her gear along with her as she pursued crew positions on charter yachts.Her time spent working professionally on yachts lead her from crew, to chef, to shoreside management in Martinique, and now a publisher in Newport, Rhode Island.She’s an animal lover and acti...
2019-03-2037 min
Standing Before the MastJoe Cooper - Joe Cooper SailingMy guest for episode 15 is Joe Cooper of Joe Cooper Sailing.Joe arrived to the podcast straight from coaching a high school sailing team - still half decked out in his drysuit.Joe was born in Sydney, Australia, and learned to sail just to the north in an estuary with similar characteristics to that of our Narragansett Bay. Joe has over 60,000 miles at sea and crewed for Australia in the 1977 and 1980 America’s Cup. He also has over 30 years as a sailmaker under his belt.Joe runs Joe Cooper Sailing which provides coaching and consulting services to...
2019-03-141h 08
Irish Music Stories PodcastKitchen to Concert StageWhat happens when old traditional music and dance move onto modern concert stages? Do Celtic traditions get a big boost? Do they lose anything on the road to the performing arts center? Journey with host Shannon Heaton as she speaks with Jean-Michel Veillon, Matthew Olwell, Steph Geremia, Kevin Crawford, Herschel Freeman, Eileen Ivers, Mick Moloney, Brian O'Donovan, and Rory Makem about how 'trad' continues to change, dissolve, evolve, and inspire. Plenty of music here, too. Full playlist below. * * * * * * * Special thanks to Thomas Madden, Andy Kruspe, Danny Horton, Chris Murphy, Kathleen Biggins, Ted Coyle...
2019-03-1252 min
Standing Before the MastJohn Fulweiler - Admiralty Lawyer, Captain, Sailor, AuthorMy guest for this episode is John Fulweiler. John is an attorney who specializes in Maritime and Admiralty law, but he is also a licensed US Coast Guard Captain; a former towing and salvage captain; a sailor and an author. John has written about the Jones Act as well as a book about a harrowing tale of survival when a local man falls off his boat. That book is called ‘A Swim’ and is available on Amazon.Learn more at saltwaterlaw.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full acce...
2019-02-2543 min
Standing Before the MastHank Kniskern - Former Chairman, Newport Waterfront CommissionIn this episode I speak with Hank Kniskern, former Chairman of the Newport Waterfront Commission, about the proposed changes to the mooring regulations in Newport Harbor. There have been two public meetings, and a first reading by the Newport City Council addressing the changes. There are passionate positions held by both current mooring holders, and those on the waiting list. Hank explains the process and the approach the waterfront commission has taken, as well as some examples of how other harbors manage their harbor and waterfront resources. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-02-211h 08
Standing Before the MastFair Leads with JessEpisode 12 features a talk with Fair Leads owner Jess. Jess produces custom hand made dog leashes and collars out of all marine grade materials. She's made and shipped over 3000 of them around the world. Jess is a marine scientist who also boasts an impressive sailing history covering over 40,000 miles in nearly every ocean, and she's the former Executive Director of the Tall Ship Oliver Hazard Perry. You can learn more about her products by visiting thefairlead.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full access to Standing Before The Mast...
2019-02-0616 min
Standing Before the MastAntique Yacht Collection with Greg and AlanaI had a blast talking with Greg and Alana of the Antique Yacht Collection in Newport, RI and Mystic, CT. They are a young, energetic, fun and ambitious couple who have a really cool vibe. They are entrepreneurs in the yacht charter and yacht management scene in southern New England. Their business has been featured in The Wall Street Journal's travel section, and they are the recipient of the 2018 Trip Advisor Award of Excellence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full access to Standing Before The Mast at chrisheaton.substack...
2019-01-2053 min
Standing Before the MastOnne van der WalMy guest for this episode is Onne van der Wal. Onne is a world renowned marine photographer based in Newport, Rhode Island where he also has a gallery that features his work.His photography has appeared in most of the top sailing magazines, boat brochures and the patagonia catalog. Onne is a member of the exclusive Canon Explorers of Light program which is home to some of the most influential photographers in the world. Learn more at vanderwal.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full access to...
2019-01-1545 min
Standing Before the MastPatrick Abrecht - Sail on Hope SanIn this episode I speak with Patrick Abrecht who, along with his wife Monika, own and operate the classic Alden yawl 'Hope San'. You can charter Hope San for a sailing adventure on Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. Patrick's story begins in his native Switzerland and takes us to Newport, Rhode Island through the International Yacht Restoration School (IYRS) and then on to their purchase and restoration of Hope San. Learn more about their operation at www.sailonhopesan.com or follow them on Instagram @sailonhopesan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. ...
2018-12-1544 min