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• Ep. 18: Sir Robin Knox-Johnston – Solo Circumnavigation, Clipper Race, and the Spirit of Adventure 12.06.2026 1ч 24мин

  In Episode 18 of The Sailing Podcast, host Theo Stocker sits down aboard the iconic Suhaili with a man who needs no introduction: Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE. He is arguably the greatest sailor of all time.As the first person to sail solo and non-stop around the world (1968 Golden Globe Race), Sir Robin changed offshore racing forever. In this exclusive chat, he reflects on his legendary master mariner background, shares harrowing stories of surviving the Southern Ocean, and explains why he donated his prize money to Donald Crowhurst’s family.We also dive into his fiery defence against the myth that sailing is an 'elite' sport, the creation of Clipper Ventures, and an insider look at the brand-new Clipper fleet being built.⚓ Subscribe for more sailing stories, and don't forget to like and share! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• 'The sailors who seem most content have the smallest, rubbishest boats ' | The Sailing Pod Ep.17 29.05.2026 1ч 1мин

  Picture this: It's a dark, wet evening in Salcombe. A massive 40-foot cruising yacht pulls up to the pontoon, and the skipper is screaming at his terrified teenage kids because they cleated a line wrong. The holiday is ruined, the crew is miserable, and the skipper is utterly disappointed in himself. How do we avoid becoming that grumpy, overwhelmed dad?Welcome to The Sailing Podcast, sponsored by Sunsail. This week host, Theo Stocker and his guest. Justin Morton talk about what it actually takes to be a great skipper. The pair dive deep into 'unequal sailing partnerships,' the psychological difference between real danger and perceived fear, and why cutting a long-planned cruise short might be the ultimate sign of a successful voyage. If you've ever worried about stretching your family's tolerance on the water, this episode is an absolute must-listen.Timestamps00:45 – The Snakes and Ladders of Sailing02:45 – A Sailor’s Confession06:00 – Justin's first command: Surviving spinnaker carnage on a Hunter Horizon11:45 – The Grumpy Skipper Trap16:30 – Event Management at Sea19:35 – The cautionary tale of an 8-meter catamaran and forced cross-channel runs24:35 – When Fear Meets Reality34:10 – Knowing when to cut your holiday short41:00 – Why the small, rubbish boats have more fun43:00 – How to build boat-handling skills 47:25 – The Lost Art of Heaving-To53:50 – Why couples should do shore-based courses together but practical courses apart Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Comedy, calamity and happy memories as Monty learns to sail | Sailing Podcast Ep.16 15.05.2026 1ч 6мин

  What happens when a professional adventurer – a man who has dived with crocodiles and worked as a Cornish crab fisherman – meets a 7-ton Colvic 34 in a crowded marina? You get a masterclass in humility. In episode 16 of The Sailing Podcast, sponsored by Sunsail, host Theo Stocker sat down with Monty Halls to hear how he’s getting on three years into his sailing journey. From his 'rodent-sized' therapy dog to the 3D-printed parts saving his prop shaft, Monty shares the highs and lows of life with his boat, Sobec. It’s a hilarious, honest, and deeply relatable look at why we keep heading back out to sea, even when we’re convinced the boat is trying to kill us.This episode is made possible by our sponsors, Sunsail. Whether you’re a seasoned skipper or just starting to fill your 'experience jar' like Monty, Sunsail makes getting on the water easy. Right now, you can get up to 20% off summer sailing holidays—from the steady winds of the Ionian to the hidden bays of Croatia. If you’re ready for more adventure and less routine, search Sunsail Summer Sailing Special or use this url: https://bit.ly/4tkrUrkTimestamps01:45 – The Luck Jar vs. The Experience Jar: Why your luck eventually runs out.05:10 – The P-Bracket disaster: 1970s technology meets 3D printing.12:30 – Meeting Dasher: The "sociopathic" dachshund and the hunt for the perfect boat dog.19:50 – From the Royal Marines to Blue Planet: A life shaped by the sea.27:15 – The brutal reality of a Cornish crab fisherman (and why we have it easy).38:40 – First time out on Sobec: "My predominant emotion was alarm."46:15 – The "Fleshy Fender": How (not) to involve your family in close-quarters manoeuvring.54:30 – The Boat Syndicate: Why Monty is using a "dating agency" to share his yacht Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• VR Headsets and Starlink: How to Run a Sailing School from a Remote Anchorage | The Sailing Pod Ep15 01.05.2026 43мин

  Imagine dodging unpredictable ice floes in Antarctica, putting film crews in position for that perfect David Attenborough shot, and then—after a decade of professional high-stakes sailing—deciding the real adventure is actually a 42-foot cruiser, a three-year-old daughter, and a Wi-Fi signal in the Hebrides.In this episode, Theo Stocker is joined by Charlie and Ed Hewitt of Ardent Training. They found a quiet corner at the Southampton Boat Show aboard a new Bavaria C46 to talk about their transition from professional whale-research skippers to "digital nomads."They dive into how they’ve built a global online sailing school from the cabin of an 80s yacht, the reality of "working from bed" using a VR headset to escape the rain in Scotland, and why they traded the stress of Antarctic expeditions for the freedom of following the wind—wherever it happens to be blowing that day.Brought to You ByThis episode is made possible by our friends at Sunsail. If you’re ready for more wind in the sails and less routine on land, Sunsail’s summer offers are currently live with up to 20% off. Whether it’s a bareboat charter in Croatia or a guided flotilla in Greece, visit the link in the description to find your next escape. Find out more:  https://www.sunsail.com/uk/offers/summer-sailing-special?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ssuk_sailingpodcastEpisode Timestamps00:01:15 – High stakes in the ice: Dodging bergs and filming for Blue Planet.00:08:30 – Meet Charlie and Ed: From Sea Cadets and the Navy to professional whale research.00:22:45 – Buying "The Puppy": Why a cheap 1980s Van de Stadt was the key to their business freedom.00:33:10 – The Digital Nomad life: Using Starlink to pitch to the government from St Kilda.00:39:50 – The Virtual Office: How a VR headset solved the "working on a small boat" problem.00:48:20 – Family on board: Raising a three-year-old and planning the next trip North. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Hove-To & Hanging On – The Truth About Man Overboard Recovery | The Sailing Podcast 17.04.2026 1ч 16мин

  What happens when you mix a lee shore, a dark November night, and a jib sheet wrapped around your propeller? You get one of the many "cock-up" stories featured in this second installment of our Sailing Nerds special.Hosts Theo Stocker (Editor of Yachting Monthly) and Toby Heppell (Group Digital Editor for Future Publishing's Marine group) sit down at the Royal Lymington Yacht Club to share their most embarrassing maritime mistakes, from RNLI rescues to "slow-motion" marina crashes.Beyond the blunders, the duo dives deep into the realities of Man Overboard (MOB) recovery for short-handed crews and kicks off a high-stakes round of Fantasy Boat Shopping—this time with a hypothetical £1 million budget. Plus Stick around for a "bright" discussion on the best torches and lanterns to keep in your kit bag.Brought to You ByThis episode is made possible by His Majesty’s Coast Guard. Safety at sea starts with preparation. Before you head out, visit hmcoastguard.uk/checklist to order your free waterproof safety checklist and ensure you're ready for the unexpected.Episode Timestamps00:00:56 – Introduction: Theo and Toby welcome you to the Royal Lymington Yacht Club.00:05:40 – Confessions of a Sailor: The hosts share their most embarrassing "cock-ups" and RNLI rescue stories.00:30:03 – The Reality of Man Overboard: A deep dive into short-handed MOB recovery and the kit that actually makes a difference.00:47:04 – Fantasy Boat Shopping (£1M Budget): From the sleek Solaris 50 to the high-speed Rapido 50 trimaran.01:03:53 – The Kit Bag: A technical look at torches, searchlights, and the enduring charm of hurricane lanterns.01:15:10 – Closing Remarks: Previewing the next debate: Fin keels vs. Bilge keels. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• 'The ship was sinking and we were on our own' – Cdr Tom Sharpe | The Sailing Podcast Episode 13 03.04.2026 1ч 22мин

  In this gripping episode, host Theo Stocker sits down with Tom Sharpe, a retired Royal Navy Commander, to recount one of the most harrowing maritime incidents in recent history.While Tom's career spanned 27 years—commanding everything from fishery protection vessels to advanced Type 23 frigates—it was his time aboard the Navy's only icebreaker, HMS Endurance, that provided his ultimate test of leadership and resilience.What’s in this episode:The Incident: How a routine maintenance task in the Chilean inland waterways led to 1,200 tonnes of water flooding the ship in just 30 minutes.Command Under Pressure: Tom explains the "Chain of Events" that leads to disaster and why a leader must step back from the "knees-on-the-deck" technical work to see the bigger picture.Survival in the Magellan Strait: The terrifying reality of drifting towards the rocks of "Desolation Island" in 60-knot winds with no propulsion, no power, and failing communication systems.Lessons for Every Sailor: Whether you're on a Royal Navy warship or a family yacht, the principles of drills, muscle memory, and "pre-programming" your responses are what save lives when the "lemons line up".About Our GuestTom Sharpe is a retired Royal Navy Commander who now runs a strategic communications consultancy. He specialises in managing complex and contested situations for global organisations, applying the high-stakes leadership lessons learned at sea to the corporate world.Sponsored by His Majesty’s Coast GuardThis episode is made possible by HM Coast Guard. Safety at sea starts with preparation. Whether it’s refreshing your navigation skills or conducting pre-season maintenance, don't leave it to chance.Boost your skills and reduce the risk: Order your free waterproof boating safety checklist at hmcoastguard.uk/checklist.If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share to help us bring more incredible seafaring stories to the surface.#SailingPodcast #HMSEndurance #RoyalNavy #MaritimeSafety #Leadership #Seamanship #HMCoastGuard Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Pilotage in the Digital Age: Building Your ‘Bubble of Awareness’ 13.03.2026 50мин

  In this episode of The Sailing Podcast, brought to you by Sunsail, host Theo Stocker was at Southampton Boat Show to dive deep into the high-stakes world of pilotage. Joining him was Justin Morton, a former Royal Marine with 30 years of experience who went from 'zero to Yacht Master Examiner' in record time.Justin breaks down why navigation is a mental process, not just a physical interaction with machines. He explains the concept of the bubble of awareness, the vital mental map that keeps a skipper calm when the plan goes out the window. From his days building 3D terrain models in the Marines to his modern technique of tracing iPad charts onto plastic, Justin shares practical, economy of effort tips that any sailor can use to reduce stress at the helm.We also explore:The 'so what' of Navigation: Why knowing your distance is useless if you don't know your timing.Boundaries of safety: Using transits, depth contours, and clearing bearings to know exactly where the rocks aren't.The human element: How to avoid "unstitching" relationships with your family when things get tricky in the harbour.Justin’s most hideous moments: What happens when the GPS dies in 4-meter seas off Start Point.Whether you're a seasoned offshore racer or a weekend cruiser looking to keep the peace on board, this conversation is an essential guide to becoming a more confident, flexible navigator.This episode is made possible by our friends at Sunsail. Ready to test your pilotage skills in the sun? Discover your next Mediterranean adventure and see why Sunsail is the perfect choice here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Is Wooden Boat Building Making a Comeback? | The Sailing Podcast Ep.11 27.02.2026 33мин

  In this episode of The Sailing Podcast, brought to you by Sunsail, host Theo Stocker sat down with Will Reed, Director of the renowned British Boat Building Academy in Lyme Regis. Will tells Theo about how his his early days in furniture design led to a world-class training centre, Will shares the 'immersive' journey students take during their intensive 40-week courses. We dive into the technical magic of 'lofting,' the ancient strength of steam-bent oak, and why, in an era of fibreglass and carbon fibre, wooden boats are seeing a modern resurgence.Beyond the workshop, Will discusses the academy's mission as a charity, their work in breaking down cultural barriers for women in the industry, and the bittersweet tradition of launching student-built boats into the harbour. Whether you’ve fantasised about leaving the office for the workshop or you’re curious about the future of sustainable boat building, this conversation is a fascinating look at the grit and beauty of maritime craftsmanship.This episode is made possible by our friends at Sunsail. Explore the Mediterranean this summer and find your perfect bareboat or flotilla holiday at www.sunsail.com/uk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• There are few 'firsts' left, we just wrote a piece of history | Dee Caffari | The Sailing Pod Ep.10 13.02.2026 1ч 17мин

  In this episode of The Sailing Podcast, brought to you by Sunsail, host Theo Stocker and Yachting World Editor Helen Fretter head to the Royal Southern Yacht Club to sit down with a true legend of the sea: Dee Caffari, MBE.Fresh off her seventh circumnavigation, Dee shares the raw, unfiltered story of The Famous Project—a record-breaking mission that saw the first all-female team complete a non-stop lap of the planet on a giant multi-hull. From hitting 40 knots in the Southern Ocean to battling 10-meter waves in the Bay of Biscay with a shredded mainsail and a sheared autopilot, Dee describes what she calls "the scars of battle."Beyond the adrenaline of the Jules Verne Trophy, we dive into Dee’s unconventional start in sailing, her transition from sports science teacher to world-record breaker, and her passionate drive to create opportunities for the next generation of female sailors. Whether you're a seasoned racer or a weekend cruiser, this conversation is a masterclass in tenacity, leadership, and the addictive nature of ocean racing.This episode is made possible by our friends at Sunsail. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• The coolest boats and launches of 2026 that every sailor will want to sail | The Sailing Pod Ep.9 30.01.2026 1ч 28мин

  In this episode of The Sailing Podcast – brought to you by Sunsail – host Theo Stocker escapes the winter chill of the Düsseldorf Boat Show to step aboard the sleek, aluminium Pure 42. Joining him is a true heavyweight of marine journalism: Toby Hodges, the Boat Test Editor for Yachting World and a veteran judge for the European Yacht of the Year awards.With a career that spans several hundred boat tests (perhaps even a thousand), Toby offers an unparalleled 'bird’s-eye view' of the current state of yacht design. From the massive volume of the new Beneteau First 60 to the stripped-back, slippery elegance of the J/7, the pair break down the trends defining the 2026 season.Inside This Episode:Düsseldorf Highlights: A deep dive into the 17 halls of the world’s largest indoor boat show and the resurgence of major brands like Bavaria and Hanse.The Rise of Solar: How innovative, tailored solar panels are turning coachroofs and hardtops into powerhouse energy generators without sacrificing aesthetics.Safety First: A look at why the new Clipper Round the World yacht designs are following the trend of moving mainsheets out of the cockpit and under hardtop protection.Small Boat Soul: Why the Saffier 28 and the J/7 are proving that you don't need a hundred feet of carbon fibre to have a world-class experience on the helm.Special Offer from our Sponsor: SunsailThis episode is made possible by Sunsail. If you're dreaming of your next adventure on the water, Sunsail is offering a free day of sailing for every week you book in 2026. Book seven days and pay for six, or book a fortnight and get a free weekend included!Claim your offer at: https://bit.ly/4aS5Nmm (Offer valid worldwide excluding Italy. Book by January 30th, 2026.)The Sailing Podcast is the latest series from the teams behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode of maritime stories and sailing inspiration. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Military coups, greenwashing and the 'blood wood' teak trade | The Sailing Podcast Episode 8 16.01.2026 43мин

  In this latest episode of The Sailing Podcast, host Theo Stocker steps aboard the famous Contessa 32, Ascent, to sit down with Jesse Rogers of the renowned Jeremy Rogers boatyard. While Jesse helps run the family business – famous for building Contessas and high-tech carbon fibre projects – her background in environmental journalism brings a unique and critical lens to the materials that define the yachting industry.The heart of this conversation dives deep into the world of teak. Long considered the gold standard for boat building due to its natural oils, durability, and non-slip properties, teak has a dark side that the industry can no longer ignore. Jesse and Theo explore the 'Blood Teak' crisis, the impact of the Myanmar military coup on timber supply chains, and the complex reality of 'greenwashing' in the global wood trade.From the history of 'Green Contessas' to the hunt for the perfect sustainable alternative, ranging from thermally modified maple and cork to cutting-edge synthetic decks made from rice husks and timber waste, this episode is a must-listen for any sailor concerned with the provenance of their vessel's decking. Jesse shares her journey from a sailing novice to a leading voice in maritime sustainability, arguing that while the world order may be shifting, our responsibility to use precious resources as though they are gold has never been more vital.Special Offer from our Sponsor: SunsailThis episode is made possible by Sunsail. If you're dreaming of your next adventure on the water, Sunsail is offering a free day of sailing for every week you book in 2026. Book seven days and pay for six, or book a fortnight and get a free weekend included!Claim your offer from Sunsail – Free Day Offer (Offer valid worldwide excluding Italy. Book by January 30th, 2026.)The Sailing Podcast is the new series from the teams behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode of maritime stories and sailing inspiration. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Saving Einstein, to Loften and back and inspiring Tracey Edwards | The Sailing Podcast Ep.7 09.01.2026 1ч 5мин

  In this 7th ever episode of The Sailing Podcast, host Theo Stocker steps on board Mansura, the Hallberg-Rassy of veteran sailor, author, and pilotage expert Miranda Delmar Morgan. Miranda shares the incredible history behind her boat's name, tracing it back to a 1912 hybrid propulsion vessel owned by her family—a boat she believes may have been the "private yacht" that secretly spiritied Albert Einstein away from the Nazis to the shores of Dover in 1933.The conversation then shifts to Miranda's epic four-month summer voyage, covering over 4,000 miles from the South Coast of England to the stunning Lofoten Islands in the Norwegian Arctic. Miranda discusses the logistical challenges of managing 16 different crew members, the technical demands of navigating the "rock-strewn" inner leads of the Norwegian coast, and the surreal experience of sailing under the midnight sun in 20°C heat.Special Offer from our Sponsor: SunsailThis episode is made possible by Sunsail. If you're dreaming of your next adventure on the water, Sunsail is offering a free day of sailing for every week you book in 2026. Book seven days and pay for six, or book a fortnight and get a free weekend included!Claim your offer at: https://www.sunsail.com/uk/offers/free-day-offerFree Day Offer (Offer valid worldwide excluding Italy. Book by January 30th, 2026.)The Sailing Podcast is the new series from the teams behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode of maritime stories and sailing inspiration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• The toughest sailor you'll ever meet | The amazing records of Jazz Turner | The Sailing Podcast Ep.6 19.12.2025 34мин

  In this inspiring episode of The Sailing Podcast, join Theo Stocker and Laura Hodgetts aboard Jazz Turner's yacht. Jazz is the first female disabled person to complete a solo, non-stop, unassisted circumnavigation of the UK and Ireland.Jazz opens up about her extreme 28-day challenge, her life-limiting Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), and the determination that drove her to crawl across barnacle-covered rocks to save her boat just 50 miles from the finish. She details the vital modifications made to her 27ft boat, Fear, and the emotional moment a pod of dolphins appeared in her darkest hour.Please note: This Podcast was recorded several months ago and we understand Jazz's plans may have changed since then. The Sailing Podcast is a Brand New Podcast Series from the folks behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner magazines. Subscribe today to make sure you never miss an episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Digging into our ship building heritage | The Sailing Podcast Ep.5 | Mary Montagu Scott 05.12.2025 33мин

  In this fascinating episode of The Sailing Podcast, Theo Stocker visits the historic Buckler's Hard with Mary Montagu Scott, director of Beaulieu Enterprises and trustee of the new Buckler's Hard Shipyard Trust.Mary shares her deep connection to the Beaulieu River, tracing the yard's history from its medieval origins to its peak in the 18th century, when it built 55 ships for the Royal Navy. She delves into the incredible story of the HMS Agamemnon, Nelson's favourite warship, which was launched here in 1781. Mary recounts the ambitious archaeological project to survey the Agamemnon's wreck off the coast of Uruguay and the ongoing excavation of the original slipways at Buckler's Hard.Discover the plans to lay a full-size replica keel of the Agamemnon to preserve 18th-century shipbuilding skills, and hear Mary explain why, despite a life sailing tall ships and diving on wrecks, her favourite place to sail remains the tranquil creeks of the Beaulieu River on her small scow.The Sailing Podcast is a New Podcast Series from the folks behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner magazines. Subscribe today to make sure you never miss an episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• Sailing Nerds #1: Cruising vs Racing: Which is the Only Real Sailing? 21.11.2025 59мин

  Welcome to the first episode of Sailing Nerds — a new sub-series from The Sailing Podcast — where we discuss all things boaty.For this inaugural episode, Yachting Monthly Editor (and Sailing Podcast host), Theo Stocker met up with Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, Practical Boat Owner and Motor Boat and Yachting Digital Editor, Toby Heppell at the Royal Lymington Yacht Club.Despite years of working together on the business side, we’ve rarely dug into our shared passion: getting afloat.Prepare for some misty-eyed reminiscing as we compare our East Coast dinghy-saiing childhoods before we tackle the eternal question: Is Cruising the only real form of sailing, or is Toby’s beloved Racing the superior pursuit?We also take a deep dive into the used boat market with a fun challenge: What’s the best boat you can buy for under £5,000? Hit that like and subscribe button, and let us know in the comments: Are you team cruising or team family? 👇 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• The Sailing Podcast Ep. 3 | Parties, Passage, and the Path to the Azores in the Triangle Race 07.11.2025 46мин

  The Sailing Podcast host (and Yachting Monthly Editor) Theo Stocker dives into the highs and lows of the recently resurrected Yachting Monthly Celtic Triangle Race with three enthusiastic entrants: veteran participant Jane (JT), single-handed sailor Rob McGregor, and experienced co-skipper Kathy Clayton.They all unpack the three-leg course, which starts in Falmouth and features famed stopovers in Kinsale, Ireland, and Tréguier, Northern France, before sprinting home. Discover why this event, run by the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club, is renowned as much for its friendly atmosphere and legendary shore-side socials—like the Guinness-fuelled club nights and the Tréguier hog roast—as it is for the sailing.We cover the competitive action, including how the fleet blends serious racing yachts with cruising boats through handicap classes, and hear the nail-biting stories from the water: from managing the Land's End TSS and dealing with fog-bank start lines, to the challenges of single-handed micronapping and the demoralising effects of flat calm on the 300-mile leg.Finally, the sailors give practical advice on how to get your own boat ready for major offshore events, detailing the Category 3 safety requirements (plus life raft), the necessary 125-mile qualifying voyage, and the crucial importance of a strong skipper/co-skipper partnership. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• 'The emotional impact of not finishing the Vendée is huge' | Pip Hare | The Sailing Podcast Ep.2 24.10.2025 49мин

  In this candid second episode of The Sailing Podcast, legendary offshore sailor Pip Hare joined Helen Fretter and Theo Stocker in summer 2025 days before setting sail on the intense Ocean Race Europe!Recording onboard the powerful IMOCA 60, Canada Ocean Racing - Be Water Positive Pip details her shift from solo racing to joining the Canada Ocean Racing crew. She discusses the intense training needed to master the foiling yacht, and the challenge of the short, brutal race legs around EuropePip also talks about the emotional resilience required after dismasting in the Vendée Globe and explains why she remains committed to competing in the 2028 Vendée.The Sailing Podcast is a Brand New Podcast Series from the folks behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World and Practical Boat Owner magazines. Subscribe today to make sure you never miss an episode.Please note due to technical difficulties the audio quality of this podcast recording is not up to standard. However, we decided the content was sufficiently interesting to warrant publication nevertheless. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
• 'We found his logbook from the 1979 Fastnet, it said: "Good drying weather"' | The Sail Podcast Ep.1 09.10.2025 47мин

  In this first ever episode of the Sailing Podcast, Yachting Monthly's Theo Stocker steps aboard Willy Ker’s famous Contessa 32 Assent to discuss the fascinating history of the boat with Kit and Jessie Rogers. They also talk a life of boatbuilding, and getting locked up for blowing the whistle on an illegal sea cucumber farm! The Sailing Podcast is a Brand New Podcast Series from the folks behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World and Practical Boat Owner magazines. Subscribe today to make sure you never miss an episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.