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A podcast where sea people from around the globe get to interact live with the guests, ask questions, and get involved in the story.
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Sailing in Search of the Perfect Wave | Stella Overboard (opens the original)
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Camille and Jesse from Stella Overboard bought a sailboat with one mission: use it to find waves few people ever get to surf. Now they're sailing through remote Indonesia, chasing swells, discovering unnamed breaks, navigating sketchy reef anchorages, and building a life around surfing and exploration. In this episode of SeaPeople Live, they share how they saved enough to buy their boat outright, learned to sail along the way, keep their lifestyle affordable in Southeast Asia, and balance the pu
The Boat You Actually Need | Conor Dugan (opens the original)
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Stop Building the Perfect Boat. Go Sailing. Most people shopping for a cruising boat eventually end up asking the same questions: Catamaran or monohull? How much boat do I really need? What upgrades are actually worth paying for? And how much money am I about to dump into a boat that I’ll never get back? Conor Dugan has seen that decision from almost every angle. He’s cruised the East Coast and Bahamas on his own 35-foot monohull, worked as a professional captain, run large charter cats, and now
The Two Youngest Female Captains? | Phoebe & Perrine (opens the original)
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Phoebe became a licensed captain at just 20 years old. Perrine had never worked in the sailing industry before, yet in only two years she's logged more than 13,000 nautical miles, completed multiple Atlantic crossings, and built a career doing what she loves. In this episode of SeaPeople Live, Logan sits down with Phoebe and Perrine, two inspiring professional female skippers, to talk about what it really takes to build a career on the water. From overcoming imposter syndrome and earning a capta
A Family's Dream of Crossing the Pacific | SV Kaikoa (opens the original)
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A Family's Dream of Crossing the Pacific Adam and Brandy from SV Kaikoa have sailed more than 8,500 nautical miles with their two young children, taking their family from the Chesapeake Bay to the Marquesas in just 18 months. But their story isn't really about crossing the Pacific, it's about choosing time together before it's gone. Adam dreamed of sailing the Pacific for nearly twenty years. Brandy wasn't a sailor, battled severe seasickness, and never imagined raising a family on a boat. Yet t
Completing America's Great Loop | Cruisin Casa & Navigating Nietzels (opens the original)
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In this episode of SeaPeople Live, Logan sits down with Josh & Haley from Cruising Casa and Karly & Evan from Navigating Nietzels to relive their unforgettable journey around America's Great Loop. They share what surprised them most, what they'd do differently, how much it really cost, and why they'd encourage more people to stop waiting and just go. Together they completed nearly 6,000 nautical miles, crossed their wake after more than a year on the water, and discovered that the greatest part
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