Podcast appearances and mentions of Dee Caffari

No stranger to mammoth challenges, globe-trotting sailor Dee Caffari reveals how the RNLI is planning to move to a more sustainable future  Not all of us live close to the sea. But we are all connected to it. Hear about the RNLI's aims to lessen its environmental impact from professional sailor Dee Caffari, who is Chair of the RNLI's Sustainability Special Interest Group. As the RNLI looks to the next 200 years, Dee talks about the charity's ambitious plans. What will future search and rescue services look like?   Read more about the RNLI's targets here or follow the link:  https://rnli.org/magazine/magazine-featured-list/2021/july/here-today-here-tomorrow-sustainability-at-the-rnli  200 Voices is produced by Adventurous Audio for the RNLI     Interview by Adventurous Audio   Soundtrack composed and performed by Jon Nicholls     The RNLI is a charity celebrating 200 years of saving lives at sea - find out more at RNLI.org/200      

There are many ways to experience the ocean - but none quite as incredible as sailing around the world! British sailing royalty Dee Caffari MBE and Conrad Humphreys join the podcast for a bumper episode where they talk about their incredible achievements, some standout moments from their voyages plus the changes to the ocean they've witnessed first hand and how the sport is adapting to survive. Learn more about Dee Caffari MBE - https://www.deecaffari.co.uk/ Learn more about Conrad Humphreys - https://conradhumphreys.com/ Find out how Into the Blue became an award winner - https://noc.ac.uk/news/award-nocs-blue-podcast Follow us on social media to keep up to date with new episode releases and latest news - https://linktr.ee/nocnews

The Making Magic Creativity Podcast: Special Episode "How To Stay Afloat When Life Pushes You Down" with Dee Caffari Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shaun-jay/support SPONSORS: Interested in sponsoring the next episode? Email us at makingmagicpodcast@gmail.com and let's make it happen Learn More About Dee Caffari: https://www.deecaffari.co.uk/ LISTEN TO THE SHOW ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST APP Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/makingmagiconapple Spotify: http://bit.ly/makingmagicspotify Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/makingmagicgoogle About Dee: Dee Caffari has sailed around the world six times. She is the first woman to have sailed single-handed and non-stop around the world in both directions and the only woman to have sailed non-stop around the world a total of three times. In 2006 Dee became the first woman to sail solo, non-stop, around the world against the prevailing winds and currents and was awarded an MBE in recognition of her achievement. Dee Caffari - Radio Broadcaster Dee recently led ‘Turn the Tide on Plastic' – the first mixed gender youth team to compete in the Volvo Ocean Race 2017/18; with a strong sustainability message. Off the water, the issue of single use plastic in our oceans gained huge momentum and has inspired many people to take action in their day to day lives. Dee will continue to highlight the vital importance of reducing our dependence on plastics. Outside of sailing, Dee continues to showcase her talents as a presenter and on the motivational speaker circuit. Dee also spends time supporting her chosen charities and is Chair of the World Sailing Trust, a new global charity that will promote the health of oceans and grow participation of the sport to protect its future. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shaun-jay/support

On the podcast this week is Dee Caffari. One of the sport's most accomplished offshore sailors, Dee Caffari boasts a remarkable career that includes six laps of the planet, three of them solo. Dee has challenged diversity and inclusion in the sport of sailing with the projects she has undertaken. Now having seen first hand the decay of our oceans, Dee acts as an advocate for Ocean Health helping industry facilitate change for a better future. We talk about empowering your team to succeed, owning outcomes in order to grow and being open to honest feedback! If you enjoyed this episode, why not sign up to our Newsletter? virti.com/newsletter When you sign up, you'll receive a copy of our weekly 'Level Up' newsletter straight to your inbox every Thursday, with the latest Virti product and feature announcements, as well as tips, tricks and news about all things human performance.

The natural world, leadership styles aboard a submarine and sibling rivalry in Scotland.

Programa 2022 02 04 Suscribite a nuestro canal en YouTube y dale a la campanita Spotify - Anchor.fm - Apple Podcast Cafecito o Patreon - para ayudarnos a continuar Semana de Clásicos Punta del Este 2022 Invitados especiales (Lobo) Martin Huergo - Horizonte Martin Billoch - Cippino Minitransat 2023 Fede Waksman Djemila Tassin Fede Norman Vendée Globe Fue hace un año, el 28 de enero de 2021, cuando Yannick Bestaven ganó la novena edición de la Vendée Globe en medio de una noche loca marcada por cinco llegadas consecutivas en el espacio de unas horas. Ya se han anunciado 13 nuevos barcos para 2024, los candidatos ya se disputan un lugar en la alineación inicial. Mercado de los IMOCA 60 y las próximas regatas para clasificar 40 el número máximo de inscritos para la próxima VG2024 8 millones de euros o 400 mil euros en que parte del pelotón quisieras estar? Conseguir un palo nuevo es casi imposible, con la cantidad de barcos nuevos y los que necesitan un reemplazo. 200 mil euros uno nuevo, 90 mil uno usado En 2023 está The Race Around , la vuelta al mundo para Class40 RORC transatlantic race 2022 El 8 de enero desde Lanzarote a Granada, 34 barcos. Un argentino Jorge ‘Coqui' Chemes (santafesino),en la tripulación del barco chileno ‘Equinoccio' - ganaron la categoría Clásicos con este Swan 57 de 1978 - 16 días 18 horas y 20 minutos para recorrer las 3000 Mn Alex Pella junto a Romain Pillard partieron de Lorient, para batir el récord de la vuelta al mundo rumbo oeste. A 500 años de la vuelta de Magallanes y El Cano. “Use It Again!” es el trimaran para esta vuelta. menos de 122 días Un trimarán oceánico 100% reciclado, siguiendo los principios de la economía circular: Reduce – Reuse – Recycle aqui Los AC40 versión reducida de los AC75 de la American's Cup estan en produccion son para entrenamiento de nuevos tripulantes y entretenimiento en el mismo circo de la copa Alexia Barrier con su proyecto para realizar la Julio Verne con una tripulación 100% femenina Shirley Robertson con Dee Caffari se unieron para enfrentarse a la carrera Round Britain & Ireland de RORC este verano en un nuevo Jeanneau SunFast 3300. ¿Qué tiene este barco? The Ocean Race comenzará el 15 de enero de 2023 desde Alicante

Programa 2022 01 28 Suscribite a nuestro canal en YouTube y dale a la campanita Spotify - Anchor.fm - Apple Podcast Cafecito o Patreon - para ayudarnos a continuar ROLEX CIRCUITO ATLÁNTICO SUR 2022 Rolex - Buenos Aires - Punta del Este Invitados: Brava - tripulación femenina Stella Kralj, Andrea González, Stefi García Laborde, Silvia Siffredi, Maria Fernández Larre, Alejandra Maciel, Agustina Martini,Josefina Rocha y Gabriela Urrusti. Clásicos en punta del este Alguna información del lobo - hoy se publicaron en las redes 3 de los videos que envio Vendee Globe Fue hace un año, el 28 de enero de 2021, cuando Yannick Bestaven ganó la novena edición de la Vendée Globe en medio de una noche loca marcada por cinco llegadas consecutivas en el espacio de unas horas. Ya se han anunciado 13 nuevos barcos para 2024, los candidatos ya se disputan un lugar en la alineación inicial. Mercado de los IMOCA60 y las proximas regatas para clasificar 40 el número máximo de inscritos para la proxima VG2024 8 millones de euros o 400 mil euros en que parte del pelotón quisieras estar? En 2023 está The Race Around, la vuelta al mundo para Class40 RORC transatlantic race 2022 El 8 de enero desde Lanzarote a Granada, 34 barcos. Un argentino Jorge ‘Coqui' Chemes (santafesino), en la tripulación del barco chileno ‘Equinoccio' - ganaron la categoría Clásicos con este Swan 57 de 1978 - 16 dias 18 horas y 20 minutos para recorrer las 3000Mn Alex Pella junto a Romain Pillard partieron de Lorient, para batir el record de la vuelta al mundo rumbo oeste. A 500 años de la vuelta de Magallanes y El Cano. “Use It Again!” es el trimaran para esta vuelta. menos de 122 días Un trimarán oceánico 100% reciclado, siguiendo los principios de la economía circular: Reduce – Reuse – Recycle aqui Los AC40 versión reducida de los AC75 de la American's Cup estan en produccion son para entrenamiento de nuevos tripulantes y entretenimiento en el mismo circo de la copa Alexia Barrier con su proyecto para realizar la Julio Verne con una tripulación 100% femenina Shirley Robertson con Dee Caffari se unieron para enfrentarse a la carrera Round Britain & Ireland de RORC este verano en un nuevo Jeanneau SunFast 3300. ¿Qué tiene este barco? The Ocean Race comenzará el 15 de enero de 2023 desde Alicante

RECYCLED #279. Dee Caffari is perhaps the most accomplished sailor I've ever had on the show, and she's easily the most inspiring. Dee has sailed around the world a full 6 times, 3 of them solo and nonstop, and most recently as skipper of the Turn the Tide on Plastic Volvo campaign. There isn't much she hasn't done in racing, whether solo or crewed, as skipper or in another role, but I took away much deeper insights from our conversation on things like leadership, psychology and inspiration. Mia & I met Dee in England to hear her story. -- 2023 Passages on both ISBJORN and our new Farr 65 FALKEN are published and ready to book! Go to 59-north.com/2023 to see what's available. -- ON THE WIND is presented by Weems & Plath, makers of fine nautical & weather instruments since 1928. Check out all their navigation tools, clocks, barometers and more at weems-plath.com.

In this month's edition of the podcast, Shirley Robertson sits down face to face with one of offshore sailing's most accomplished sailors, as she talks to British offshore trail blazer, Dee Caffari.In Part One of the podcast, Robertson talks about her journey into sailing and her decision to leave an established job in search of adventure.  In this edition of the podcast, now well in to her sailing career Caffari continues her account of her non stop solo around the planet adventure sailing the distinctive yellow "Aviva" around the planet in the Vendee Globe.Post Vendee the pair discuss Caffari's thoughts on what was her third circumnavigation and touch on her next adventure, the Barcelona World Race, before discussing Caffari's experiences in the Volvo Ocean Race.It is undeniable that both Robertson and Caffari have forged incredibly successful sailing careers, in a world that is, also undeniably, male-centric.  Talk therefore inevitably turns towards this aspect of the sport, as Caffari offers some enlightening insights into her first Volvo Ocean Race campaign with all-women campaign Team SCA. The pair share the opinion that it's a great shame it needs to be discussed, but that there are clearly very limited opportunities for women in the professional world of sailing.Staying with the Volvo Ocean, Caffari then discusses the 2017-18 edition that saw her skipper a young crew onboard "Turn the Tide on Plastic" before the pair finally reflect on the extraordinary nature of Caffari's career  and the landmarks she has achieved.This edition of the podcast is in two parts and is available to listen to via the podcast page of Shirley's own website, at www.shirleyrobertson.com/podcast or via most popular podcast outlets, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast and aCast. The podcast is produced and written by Tim Butt - for further enquires, please contact podcast@shirleyrobertson.com. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sailingpodcast)

In this month's edition of the podcast, Shirley Robertson sits down face to face with one of offshore sailing's most accomplished sailors, as she talks to British offshore trail blazer, Dee Caffari.Caffari's achievements are well documented, she holds multiple 'firsts', she's sailed around the planet six times, completed two Volvo Ocean Races, spent months alone at sea sailing 'the wrong way around' and finished a Vendee Globe in it's most attritional edition ever.  And she's achieved all of that after a sudden and unexpected career change in her mid twenties...:"I don't fit the mould, I think that's what confuses everybody, and they can't pigeon hole me, they can't put me into a box so I always feel on the outside a little bit.  I grew up dancing, I didn't grow up sailing!"From the outset Robertson and Caffari's discussion is frank and honest.  Dee reveals the catalysts that saw her turn away from a successful and established career to take a chance on making it in the world of sailing.  Her story is inspiring, and before long she was skippering a yacht of amateurs in the 2004 Global Challenge race.That successful endeavour kick started an unparalleled career that first saw her become the first woman ever to sail around the world solo non-stop against the prevailing winds and currents.  From there a Vendee Globe campaign onboard "Aviva" lead to a sixth place finish in an edition of the gruelling race that saw just eleven boats complete the course."In 2008 there were thirty entires, and only eleven finished, completed the race.  In the war of attrition, which the Vendee is known for, the odds are pretty much always against you.  But for me the big thing was to stand in the skippers' line up!  I hadn't grown up in that environment and I'd literally just exchanged my 42 ton steel tank for an 8 ton carbon fibre race machine!"Episode One of this two part podcast finishes as Dee Caffari sails across the start line of the 24 000 mile Vendee Globe.  Her journey non stop solo around the world is then picked up as the duo continue their chat in Part 2.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sailingpodcast)

Abby's guest on this episode is Justine Mettraux, a Swiss sailor who grew up navigating the waters of Lake Geneva with her four siblings. She began sailing competitively as a teenager, before quickly rising through the ranks as one to watch. In 2013, she came second in the Mini-Transat before joining the all-female crew onboard Team SCA, led by offshore sailing legend, Sam Davies, for the 2014-15 Volvo Ocean Race. Justine officially joined 11th Hour Racing Team in 2021, following a transatlantic training run with the crew in 2020. She will co-skipper the team's existing IMOCA 60, known as 11th Hour Racing Team - ALAKA'I, with British navigator, Simon Fisher. They are currently leading the IMOCA Globe Series so will be a strong contender going into the Transat Jaques Vabres Race, a double handed race from Normandie, France to the Caribbean Island of Martinique. To kick off this episode Abby taps into the knowledge and experience of record breaking sailor Dee Caffari to seek her insights into who we should be looking out for in this tactical and exciting race across the Atlantic.Host: Abby EhlerRecorded: November 3, 2021For more information, links and resources and hundreds more conversations from the world of women's sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World's First and Only Podcast Network for Women's Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1500+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. We are ranked in the top 2% more of than 2.71 million podcasts worldwide. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

Record breaking offshore sailor Dee Caffari talks to British Powerboat Racer Shelley Jory-Leigh about her amazing career which was interrupted by an horrific accident at high speed. Her boat flipped over and Shelley suffered serious injuries during testing in Sardenia in 2010 the boat came off a wave and on landing the bow shattered. Shelley suffered head injuries and a broken nose. It was the second major crash that she has suffered in five weeks after her boat was hit by a large wave during the final of the Malta Grand Prix. But Shelley is made of tough stuff as she recounts in this intimate conversation between two women who know about mental toughness.This episode was first released in 2015.Host: Dee CaffariFor more information, links and resources plus conversations from the world of women's sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World's First and Only Podcast Network for Women's Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1500+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. We are ranked in the top 2% more of than 2.69 million podcasts worldwide. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

Published 9 May 2021We chat to the great Dee Caffari, with 6 laps of the globe, probably the woman with the most sea miles on the planet.#barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkaratesailorslarger #barkarateconversations  #olympicsailing #worldsailingofficial  #offshoredoubles #doublehanded #theoceanrace #turnthetideonplastic #themagentaproj #women.who.sail #deecaffari

This week, the climate solutions are here, and they’re neatly labeled.   You may have heard of Bertrand Piccard, the explorer, balloonist, and ‘inspioneer’ who was the first to circumnavigate the globe in a solar powered aircraft in 2016. Well, since then, he’s been on a mission to support climate friendly technologies. With his Solar Impulse Foundation, he is close to having found, assessed and labeled 1000 cleantech solutions that have a positive impact on both the environment and the economy. Now he’s making sure that they get used. In our interview with him this week, we discuss his commitment to create and nurture innovative new ways of thinking that reconcile ecology and economy, providing a compelling argument for business and governments to act today to achieve planetary health and profit with his ‘Tao of Economics’.   And with Tom taking a well earned break away from hosting, we are delighted to introduce a special co-host for this episode, Dee Caffari, MBE! Dee is the first woman to have sailed single-handed and non-stop around the world in both directions and the only woman to have sailed non-stop around the world a total of three times! Yes, you read that right. Having witnessed personally the problem of single use plastics on ocean health, she uses her platform to raise awareness on Ocean health, sustainability, and a new danger - microplastics. Her fascinating first-hand experience and deep thinking on climate change makes determined ambition a reality.   Our adventure awaits!   Hang tight after the interview for a live musical performance from Easy Wanderlings!   —   Christiana + Tom’s book ‘The Future We Choose’ is available now!   Subscribe to our Climate Action Newsletter: Signals Amidst The Noise   __   Thank you to our guest this week!   Bertrand Piccard Chairman of the Solar Impulse Foundation | Explorer | Psychiatrist | Inspirational Speaker Twitter  | Facebook | Linkedin   Solar Impulse Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Linkedin   Check out the climate solutions here: Solar Impulse Solutions   —   And thank you to our guest co-host this week:   Dee Caffari, MBE Chair of the World Sailing Trust | World Record Holder | Author and Ocean Advocate Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Website   __   Our musical guest this week is Easy Wanderlings! Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Website   WATCH: Sofar Mumbai Performance   —   As Christiana mentioned in the episode, check out Seaspiracy on Netflix.   —   Keep up with Christiana Figueres here: Instagram | Twitter   Tom Rivett-Carnac: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn   Paul Dickinson is on LinkedIn! LinkedIn   —   Follow @GlobalOptimism on social media and send us a message! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss another episode of Outrage + Optimism!

Andi Robertson ist das Gesicht der Vendée Globe 2020 für das internationale Publikum. Millionen schalteten seine Sendung ein und fieberten mit. Dee Caffari, sechsfache Weltumseglerin und Finisherin der Vendée Globe 2008 auf Platz 6, hat Andi Robertson am Abend vor dem Ende des Rennens in der ersten englischen Episode der float Originals interviewt. Andi Robertson is the most seen face in this Vendée Globe. For 116 days he was the presenter of the international show, reporting every day from Les Sables d'Olonne about the race. Dee Caffari, six time circumnavigator and finisher of the Vendee Globe 2008 interviews Andi Robertson the night before the race ends. Folge direkt herunterladen

If you want to understand the stresses and strains of being a sailor - and skipper in The Ocean Race, this episode is a must watch. British sailor and adventurer Dee Caffari was the skipper of Turn the Tide on Plastic in the 2017-18 edition, and she gets deep into the drive, the insecurities and the psychology of top-class ocean racers, and she and Niall discuss everything from team management, dealing with imposter syndrome and being a female skipper in The Ocean Race. ⛵️

New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton is known for his love of fashion and Alberto Hernandez is the man responsible for making his hats. Hernandez makes Newton a new fedora or Fez every week and tells us they began collaborating after Pharrell Williams recommended him to Newton. He breaks away from making Newton’s hat for Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans to tell us how his grandfather taught him to make hats back in Mexico, the inspiration behind his designs and why you can’t buy copies of any of Newton’s hats. He also gives us an exclusive ahead of this week’s hat being revealed. Dee Caffari is the first woman to have sailed single-handed and non-stop around the world in both directions. She tells us how people can use what she learned at sea to help themselves deal with feelings of isolation and loneliness during the covid-19 pandemic. The president of Netball South Africa – Cecilia Molokwane – joins us ahead of the three-test series against Malawi. Molokwane tells us how the covid-19 pandemic has affected netball in South Africa, where they are in their preparations for hosting the 2023 World Cup and how she feels lucky to be alive after contracting coronavirus earlier this year. Magnus Carlsen is the highest ranked chess player of all time. Ahead of playing in the new 1.5 million dollar Champions Chess Tour, he speaks to us about how long he’ll continue in chess and how he hopes the Netflix show “The Queen’s Gambit” will inspire more people to play chess. Staying with chess and in Sporting Witness - we go back to 2002 when the Hungarian prodigy Judit Polgar finally defeated World Champion Gary Kasparov at a major tournament in Spain. Kasparov had previously incensed Polgar by ridiculing the idea of women chess champions and it took her several attempts to finally beat him. And - the BBC’s tennis correspondent Russell Fuller joins us ahead of semi-finals day at the season ending ATP Finals in London and we’re at St James Park, with the BBC’s Vicki Sparks ahead of Newcastle playing Chelsea in the Premier League. Image: Quarterback Cam Newton then of the Carolina Panthers wears a hat with "One Love" stitched on the side during a press conference after the game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Getty Images)

Dee Caffari MBE is a two-time Guinness World Record holding yachtswoman. She has sailed round the world no less than 6 times. Her first record, awarded in 2006, was for being the first woman to circumnavigate the globe solo and non-stop against the prevailing wind and tide (known as the Impossible Voyage) and the second, in 2008, for being the only woman to have sailed solo and non-stop around the world three times. She still holds both these titles.She is only one of five Impossible Voyagers to have EVER sailed “the wrong way” round the world solo and non-stop.She has led round-the-world crews, run marathons, campaigned for the environment, is on the board of charities, speaks and lectures to corporate clients and, as she strives to ever improve, has her sights firmly set on competing at the Paris 2024 Olympics when she will be 51.Having read her amazing book, “Against the Flow”, I was very keen to talk to Dee about the highs and lows of sailing as metaphors for life on land and how these have been valuable lessons in life, as well as the drama and adrenaline overload, however I found myself in a very different conversation than the one I had planned. Such is the absolute joy of speaking to women as amazing as Dee!The first half is very much chatting about the adventure aspect, the toughness of life at sea and basically me geeking out over the the hows and whys of sailing around the world.Gradually, however, we started to talk about teamwork, playing to people's strengths, trust, leadership skills, communication and how she has taken what she learned in some of the most extreme situations on the planet and uses them to teach people about using them in real life.We touched on how to encourage girls and young woman to stick with sailing despite the difficulties facing them during the awkward teenage years (no loos on boats, all male coaching and officials teams) and how more women are needed in the sport to make this more accessible for them.And then we talked environment and how sailing all the oceans of the world has highlighted the need to end our reliance on single use plastic and how we can all play an important role in this.Finally, we discussed going to the Olympics in your 50s and whether she thinks she has the appetite for another round the world voyage!I came off the call wishing I had asked 1000 more questions about the drama of solo sailing, her most vivid memories on the ocean and other things, but you'll just need to read her book to get a feel for the insane amount of grit and determination and a little bit of bonkersness needed to achieve such a feat!Such a privilege to have this much of Dee's time and energy. Well worth a listen.You can follow Dee on IG on @deecaffari and her website is www.deecaffari.co.uk

"Together". Insieme in mare, insieme a Trieste, insieme grazie alla vela, collegati da ogni luogo e uniti dalla passione in comune. Barcolana presented by Generali è pronta per il suo pubblico, conferma l'organizzazione della 52esima edizione, che si terrà domenica 11 ottobre preceduta da un calendario di eventi a terra e online al via il 3 ottobre. Seguendo una tradizione che dura ormai da sei anni, il primo atto ufficiale di comunicazione è la presentazione del manifesto che illycaffè ha realizzato per l'evento. Dopo Michelangelo Pistoletto (2015), Gillo Dorfles (2016), Maurizio Galimberti (2017), Marina Abramovi? (2018) e Olimpia Zagnoli (2019), illycaffè, cui è affidata la direzione artistica del manifesto, ha scelto per questa edizione di Barcolana il tratto del più importante e conosciuto fumettista e illustratore italiano: Lorenzo Mattotti. L'illustratore, che ha disegnato manifesti per il Festival di Cannes e il Festival di Sanremo, copertine di prestigiose riviste, tra le quali il New Yorker, ha realizzato per Barcolana un poster che è un inno alla gioia del navigare, un'immagine che porta all'essenza della Barcolana e mette in primo piano una figura femminile eroica, sottolineando con forza - dopo che gli organizzatori avevano aperto questa riflessione con Barcolana 51 - il ruolo centrale delle donne nello sport e nella vela in particolare. “Together” è il motto dell'edizione 2020, perché essere “insieme” è il principale desiderio che gli appassionati hanno per l'evento di ottobre, ma è anche essere insieme grazie alla vela, l'elemento che lega da oltre mezzo secolo tutto il grande e internazionale popolo della Barcolana. “Quest'anno - ha dichiarato il presidente della Società Velica di Barcola e Grignano, Mitja Gialuz - l'importante è che ci saremo tutti, presenti in Golfo o connessi, a parlare di vela, a vivere il mare. Stiamo lavorando sodo per organizzare la nostra regata per unire la città, portare dal vivo o via digital a Trieste tutti gli appassionati di vela: accoglieremo con marinaro calore chi arriverà via mare e chi con noi navigherà attraverso il web; quello che conta è che saremo ancora una volta insieme, nel nostro miglior giorno, quello della Barcolana. Il poster realizzato da Lorenzo Mattotti per la 52.a edizione ritrae quella gioia, quella spensieratezza, quella grinta che ogni velista prova nell'andare per mare. Racconta del nostro spirito: in quella donna abbiamo visto l'essenza della vittoria più pura, che sta nel saper sfidare e superare i propri limiti e l'intimità del rapporto che ognuno di noi ha con il mare quando naviga. Con il suo tratto poetico Mattotti ci ha regalato una creatura ipnotica che, come le divinità classiche, unisce forza e dolcezza. Due qualità che il mare insegna a chi ama navigare e che abbiamo apprezzato nelle grandi donne protagoniste di Barcolana negli ultimi anni: da Isabelle Joschke a Marina Abramovic, da Tina Maze a Dee Caffari, da Olimpia Zagnoli a Vicky Song”. Barcolana è in programma l'11 ottobre 2020 nel Golfo di Trieste, con partenza alle ore 10.30. Le iscrizioni alla regata apriranno il 21 luglio on line sul sito www.barcolana.it e quest'anno tutto il processo potrà essere eseguito digitalmente. Il programma dell'evento, che inizierà il 3 ottobre, sarà pubblicato a breve, come anche il Bando di Regata. A raccontare di più su questa nuova edizione di Barcolana il presidente della Società Velica di Barcola e Grignano, Mitja Gialuz:

I am delighted to welcome our third guest Dee Caffari MBE, Yachtswoman and Motivational Speaker. Not satisfied with the once, Dee has sailed around the world six times. She is the first woman to have sailed single-handedly and non-stop around the world in both directions, and the only woman to have sailed non-stop around the world a total of three times. In 2006 Dee became the first woman to sail solo, non-stop, around the world against the prevailing winds and currents and was awarded an MBE in recognition of her achievement. Dee recently led ‘Turn the Tide on Plastic' – the first mixed gender youth team to compete in the Volvo Ocean Race 2017/18; with a strong sustainability message. Off the water, the issue of single use plastic in our oceans gained huge momentum and has inspired many people to take action in their day to day lives. Dee will continue to highlight the vital importance of reducing our dependence on plastics. Outside of sailing, Dee continues to showcase her talents as a presenter and on the motivational speaker circuit. Dee also spends time supporting her chosen charities and is Chair of the World Sailing Trust, a new global charity that will promote the health of oceans and grow participation of the sport to protect its future. https://www.deecaffari.co.uk/about/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/femaleleaderswithcourage/message

Dee Caffari, the first woman to sail solo, non-stop around the world in both directions, discusses her trips navigating the globe and how she manage the isolation that comes with that

Mike and Jason get into the Last Dance, and chat with British sailor Dee Caffari

The sixth episode in "The Solitude Specials" is with Dee Caffari. The Solitude Specials are a new series of shorter conversations with adventurous souls who know a thing or two about managing their physical, mental and emotional energy in peculiarly challenging and stressful times. To hear more from Dee, check out Episode 024 in our archive!

The first of Tyto's online New Horizons events is focused on ‘Motivation in Isolation’ with Dee Caffari MBE – the first woman to have sailed single-handed and non-stop around the world in both directions. Having spent periods of months isolated at sea, Dee is able to provide valuable lessons and insights when it comes to coping with solitude as we isolate from each other both personally and professionally during in the COVID-19 outbreak. Listen back to the live online webinar in podcast form via your favourite podcast app.

In 1895 a retired Canadian sea captain set off to sail alone around the world. It had never been done. Since then, fewer than 200 people have sailed in his wake and two of them are Canadian. In this 2013 episode of IDEAS, producer Philip Coulter explores — possibly — the greatest of all human challenges, and reconnects with solo-sailor Dee Caffari to discuss how to cope with isolation.

Solo round the world yachtswoman Dee Caffari knows a thing or two about social distancing - how to cope mentally and physically and she says the biggest challenge is the mental adjustment.  She had never been alone before she took her first solo circumnavigation and she has some advice for all of us who are facing this now.  Dee stresses the importance of routine and making daily bite-size commitments to work, exercise, meals and life in between. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 25 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 45 shows and a global audience of over 6 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.  

#279. Dee Caffari is perhaps the most accomplished sailor I've ever had on the show, and she's easily the most inspiring. Dee has sailed around the world a full 6 times, 3 of them solo and nonstop, and most recently as skipper of the Turn the Tide on Plastic Volvo campaign. There isn't much she hasn't done in racing, whether solo or crewed, as skipper or in another role, but I took away much deeper insights from our conversation on things like leadership, psychology and inspiration. Mia & I met Dee in England to hear her story. -- Celestial Nav workshop in Annapolis, Feb 1 & 2, 2020 at Eastport Yacht Club! Go to 59-north.com/celestial for details & to signup. -- Sail on ICEBEAR in the Caribbean in 2020! New passages added in the Leeward & Windward Islands. Go to 59-north.com/2020-caribe to sign on! -- ON THE WIND is presented by Weems & Plath, makers of fine nautical & weather instruments since 1928. Check out all their navigation tools, clocks, barometers and more at weems-plath.com. ON THE WIND is also supported by Offshore Passage Opportunities and BRNKL Systems Inc. Sign up for Hank Schmitt's OPO membership at sailopo.com, and check out BRNKL's boat-monitoring hardware at brnkl.io.

The first woman to sail solo, non-stop, around the world in both directions, Dee Caffari's honest tales of breaking boundaries as a female sailor are pertinent to the idea of adventure in the 21st century. Having faced Mother Nature on the Southern Ocean, Dee reflects on how to enjoy what life throws at you, and offers a few suggestions on how we can help #turnthetideonplastic.

- The Bar Karate team discuss what caught their eye this week in the sailing World:Finn Masters WorldsThe new Ultime Tri Sodebo 3The Mini Fastnet startThe Solitaire Figara start- Some inside Gossip for the Lasers and the 24 Olympics- MOB and Dee Caffari's experience- Favourite sailing movies/documentaries, and - Their random sailing facts.

Dee Caffari MBE is the only woman to have sailed solo, non-stop, around the world in both directions and the first woman to sail non-stop around the world three times. Read more at The Healthy Company

Dee Caffari, 6x Circumnavigator and Chair of the World Sailing Trust, joins Maddy Orr to discuss the role of sport participants and athletes as influencers, ocean plastics in the most remote parts of the world, and how small changes can have big impact.

On this episode of The Sailing Show, Abby Ehler talks to Swiss solo sailor, Justine Mettraux about her Figaro campaign and her pathway into the Figaro circuit. Justine first competed in the Mini Transat series back in 2013 and went onto compete in the Volvo Ocean Race in 2014-15 with Team SCA. Justine is now in her 4th consecutive year in the Figaro circuit, and is joins us fresh from the first Figaro event of this season: The Solo Maitre Coq, finishing 9th in a fleet of 47, a fantastic result in such a competitive fleet. Abby’s second guest is record breaking round the world sailor, Dee Caffari. Dee has sailed around the world six times. She is the first woman to have sailed single-handed and non-stop around the world in both directions and the only woman to have sailed non-stop around the world a total of three times. Dee gives her advice and opinions on advancing through the sport of sailing, or even advancing your career in professional yachting. Drawing on her experience as a skipper of a young crew in the last Volvo Ocean Race, she shares what she was looking for when selecting her crew. Great advice for any ambitious sailor. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1000+ episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of over 2 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

For context for today's guest, those who know I'm avoiding flying might also know I'm learning to sail to explore off North America. When considering acting on their values, most people focus on the part they like of what they're stopping. They don't seem to have trouble ignoring undesired side-effects, like the pollution flying causes.Sailing and the other things I've replaced flying with have given far more than I could have predicted at a fraction what I used to spend on flying. Among its many benefits is the sailing community.In that community, today's guest, Dee Caffari, is off the charts. Once a school teacher, she started sailing to world-athlete levels. Now the international sailing community calls her a legend. Watch her videos. They look like they're from movies but they're her life, which she describes in our conversation.She's gone around the world in both directions, won races, led teams, been named an MBE. She shares her experiences, since sailing spans calm sunsets to life-and-death struggles with forces that can level cities. Her global vision has also revealed to her the growth in plastic, global warming effects, and other environmental problems. She works actively to reduce her personal impact and others'.With the level of change in everyone's lives to reverse the effects we've had on the earth, I find the magnitude of her change and how much she loves it refreshing. Most people act like the smallest change is too much. They want to learn how to keep doing what they're doing and still feel like they're changing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this month’s episode of The Sailing Show, Abby Ehler chats to two guests who have recently competed in the iconic Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.  First up Abby chats to sailing legend Dee Caffari, who competed with Ocean Respect Racing skipped by Australia’s Stacey Jackson.  Abby’s second guest is young, up and coming sailor Rosalin Kuiper, who chats about her experience sailing a 100ft maxi with the pro’s. Dee Caffari is a renowned British Sailor, who recently led ‘Turn the Tide on Plastic’ – the first mixed gender youth team to compete in the Volvo Ocean Race 2017/18; with a strong sustainability message.  As part of the Ocean Respect Racing crew, made up of fully professional female crew, the team came within minutes of an overall win of the Sydney to Hobart Race, something crews spend years trying to attain.Rosalin Kuiper, 23, of the Netherlands, graduated from the Team Heiner Youth Academy in 2018, following 3 years of extensive training. The academy, run by Roy Heiner, covers all aspects of big boat sailing from boat handling to boat maintenance, mastering all the positions on board, racing by day and night, boat delivery, safety, and navigation etc. Rosalin’s ambition and perseverance saw her land a shore-side role with the 100ft maxi yacht INFOTRACK, vying for Sydney-Hobart line honors and through her hard work and work ethic she was offered a sailing position for the race itself, a dream job for anyone setting out on the professional sailing circuit.  For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1000+ episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of over 2 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com. 

The full pre-race show for 2018! 25+ interviews right through the fleet to bring you up to speed on just some of the boats in this year's fleet of 85 for the Rolex Sydney Hobart! Here are the interviewees and videos for this year: Lindsay May - Kialoa II Shane Kearns - Komatsu Azzuro Michael Spies - Mark Twain Andrew Cape - InfoTrack Super Maxi Matt Allen - Ichi Ban A look back at the win of 2017 Ray Roberts - Hollywood Boulevard Mark Burkowski - Joy Ride Jane Golding - Bureau of Meteorology Herman Winning - Winning Appliances Stacey Jackson - Ocean Respect Racing A sail with Ocean Respect Racing and interviews with Stacey, Katie Spithill, Dee Caffari and Carolijn Brouwer Sam Hunt - Gweilo Ed Psaltsis - Midnight Rambler Rob Douglass - Weather update Seb Bohm - Smuggler Racing Team Geoff Bauchop - Patrice Phillip Neil - Oroton Drumfire Ron O'Hanley, Tim Dawson and Charlie Enright - Privateer Laurent Pages and Erik de Turckheim - Teasing Machine David Witt - Scallywag The Cain Family - Audere Noakes Sydney Gold Coast wrap Mark Bradford - Black Jack Yachting Mark Richards - Wild Oats XI Richo and Squark - Hamilton Island Race Week Tim Stewart - Anger Management To view the full show which was streamed live on Facebook with video head to: https://www.facebook.com/sailorgirlHQ/videos/200845484203819/

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On this month’s episode of The Sailing Show, Abby Ehler talks to Libby Greenhalgh, Dee Caffari and Carolijn Brouwer before the final leg of the Volvo Ocean Race. With a thrilling finish in store as the fleet race towards The Hague, Abby asks how they feel about this epic race now that they have experienced mixed gender teams and with news of changes to the next edition of the race. Will women still have opportunities on every boat, is mixed gender teams the way to go or do women need to manage their own teams?  We also hear how this leg presents unique challenges as the fleet navigates around Scandinavia and with three teams on equal points it will produce a nail-biting conclusion. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcast visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports Radio is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 800 + episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of 1.8 million. WiSP Sports Radio is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.  If you enjoy what we do and believe women in sport deserve equal coverage, please consider supporting our Patreon campaign so that we can continue to produce programs like this and take WiSP Sports Radio to the next level of production with live shows. Click here to watch the video and read about the rewards of joining the WiSP team.  

#212. RECYCLED. Sara Hastreiter sailed in the previous Volvo Ocean Race aboard the all-women Team SCA, skippered by Dee Caffari. Sara's off mountaineer for this year's event, set to sail on October 22. But Dee Caffari is heading up the mixed-crew team on 'Turn the Tide on Plastic,' so you know who I'll be rooting for this year! Mia & I met and sailed with Sara in NYC a few years back, and I had a chance to talk to her on Skype immediately following the last Volvo.

British record breaking yachtswoman Dee Caffari has become the first female skipper for the 207-18 edition of the Volvo Ocean Race. The 44 year old will lead a 50-50 mixed gender crew with the emphasis on youth while campaigning for a cause that she is passionate about to Turn the Tide on Plastic. This will be a highlight in her career—her sixth round the world trip— in which she has already sailed solo non-stop in both directions breaking records for women in the process.  Dee made her debut in the Volvo Ocean Race in the 2014-15 edition with the all-female crew of Team SCA that won the Lisbon - Le Havre leg as well as heading the fleet twice during in-port race and finishing third in the in-port series.  Dee will now be breaking new records while making history for women in sailing and Chris Stafford caught up with her just after the announcement was made. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport visit www.wispsports.com and follow us on social media @WiSPsports.

This month is all about high seas adventures as round the world sailor Dee Caffari talks about the toughest race in sailing - the 2016-2017 Vendee Globe. Also joining Alec Wilkinson is Conrad Manning who has his sights on the 2020 Vendee race but what does it to take to make the cut? PRESENTER: Alec Wilkinson GUESTS:       Dee Caffari                      Conrad Manning

Chris Stafford sits in for Dee Caffari this week with Laura Winter and a great line up of athletes with Rio on their minds.  Para Cyclist Megan Giglia tells her amazing story of overcoming a stroke and broken back to become an elite athlete. Eventer Gemma Tattersall's third place at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials last week on Arctic Soul could set her up for her first Olympic Games and she has spare rides in contention for Rio too. Wheelchair athlete Louise Hunt is well on the road to her second games on current form but is leaving nothing to chance with her mental preparation. Plus Laura has all the latest news headlines from British athletes. Visit us online at www.wispsports.com and follow us on social media @WiSP Sports. 

This is just a sampling of Dee Caffari's achievements under sail from her website: "In 2006 Dee became the first woman to sail solo, non-stop, around the world against the prevailing winds and currents and was awarded an MBE in recognition of her achievement. Dee successfully completed the solo, non-stop Vendée Globe Race in 2009, crossing the finish line in 6th place out of an original fleet of 30 competitors. April 2011 saw Dee complete her third non-stop circumnavigation in the double-handed Barcelona World Race. In 2014, as part of Team SCA taking part in the Volvo Ocean Race 2014/15, Dee secured the Round Britain and Ireland Speed Record for an all-female crewed monohull of 4 days 21 hrs 39 secs." We talk about the Hell On High Water TV charity drive, Team SCA, how average sailors can become a better racers, and sleeping strategies while solo sailing in ocean races.  Check out her great book, Against the Flow, available on audible about how she went from being a school teacher who had never sailed before to being the first woman in history to sail solo-nonstop around the world against the prevailing winds and currents.  It's an inspiring story about following your dreams and an entertaining listen or read. Become contributor on Patreon for the Slow Boat Sailing Podcast so we can bring great guests such as Dee Caffari and the crew of SV Delos (episode 10) every week.  A $1 pledge entitles you to a free audio version of How to Sail Around the World Part-Time a $9.99 value on iTunes.  There are many other great rewards for slightly higher pledges. If we get $20 per episode of pledges, I will make Slow Boat to the Bahamas free on Amazon's worldwide sites for 1 day.  The list price for the eBook is $9.99.  Thus, by giving $20 you, can give something worth $10,000 to 1,001 sailors.  We have never given away the #1 Amazon sailing eBook bestseller Slow Boat to the Bahamas on Amazon. It is a funny look at going on the big trip with a four year old and a four pound dog.

Record-breaking yachtswoman Dee Caffari MBE @DeeCaffari presents all the latest news of women in sailing and more. On this month’s episode we hear from British sailors Mary Rook @MaryRookSailing about her transition from Olympic sailing to solo offshore sailing; Annie Lush, a former Olympian and Team SCA crew member tells us about her move to the M32 fast catamaran that she’s racing in Bermuda and we also find out from Annie about the team for the World Match Racing Tour that’s having women racing for the first time.  Dee takes a look at some major sailing achievements by women and also has a coaching tip brought to you by another Team SCA crew member and meteorologist Libby Greenhalgh @LibbyGreenhalgh from Weatherwhiz. Visit us at www.wispsports.com and follow us on social media @WiSPsports.

Dee Caffari MBE @deecaffari launches The Sailing Show with a stellar line up of sportswomen. She caught up with Stacey Jackson @StaceyJackAUS and Katie Spithill @katiespihill during the Extreme Sailing Series in Sydney;  and with Lizzy Foreman @LizzyRacing and Nikki Curwen @nyx88 fresh from the Mini Transat race. Endurance Swimmer Anna Wardley @annawardley tells us what motivates her and what lies ahead, and British Powerboat Race Shelley Jory-Leigh @shelleyjory talks about her comeback after a terrifying accident. Visit us at www.wispsports.com and follow us on Facebook at WiSP Sports and Twitter @WiSPsports. 

British yachtswoman Dee Caffari MBE, who is the first woman to sail solo both ways around the world, talks to Sarah Outen MBE who has recently completed her circumnavigation of the globe by canoe, kayak and bike. This is a fascinating conversation between two pioneering sportswomen sharing experiences of their unique and daring adventures. You can also watch the video podcast here.  Visit Dee online at www.deecaffari.co.uk and follow her on Facebook here and Twitter @DeeCaffari. Visit Sarah at www.sarahouten.com and follow her on Twitter @SarahOuten. Visit us at www.wisp.media and follow us on Facebook here and on Twitter @WiSPmedia.

Dee Caffari @DeeCaffari joins Chris for this week's WiSP World UK with Basketball legend Stef Collins @StefCollins6 discussing the state of the sport for British players as they focus on qualification for Eurobasket 2017 . The UK's first female cricket agent Fara Gorsi @faragorsi explains why so few female athletes have a sport's agent. We welcome our newest affiliate partner Sharon Hutchinson from Sportswomen.ie @SportswomenIRL who is promoting Irish women's sports news, and Tennis coach Hollie Bees has our tip this week in partnership with the Female Coaching Network @FemaleCN. Join us on our social media channels: Facebook at WiSP Media and Twitter @WiSPmedia.

Dee Caffari @deecaffari co-hosts this week's UK show and has all the latest sailing news from #wewereteamsca @Team_SCA girls. US Open Squash Champion Laura Massaro @ljmassaro reflects on what this win means to her and what's next.  We have news from water skiing, track cycling, skiing plus an extract from an exclusive interview with 19 year old British Show Jumper Jessica Mendoza  @jessicaemendoza who made her senior championship debut this year. You can hear the full interview here. Vicky Huyton from the Female Coaching Network @FemaleCN presents our coaching tip. Support Samantha Davies @SamanthaDavies at Initiatives Coeur on Facebook for the Transat Jacques Vabre @TransatJV_vr race.  Visit us at www.wisp.media, post your comments on our Facebook Page at Women in Sport Media and follow us on Twitter @WiSPmedia.

Skipper Sam Davies wraps up our special series this week on the all-women crew of Team SCA, which is sailing round the world in the Volvo Ocean Race, My special thanks to Vicky Low, Annaleisha Rae, Sara Hastreiter, Elodie Mettraux, Abby Ehler, Liz Wardley, Dee Caffari, Libby Greenhalgh, Sophie Ciszek and Sam Davies.  Visit the Team SCA website here and follow them on Twitter @team_sca and on Facebook here. The music video of Wake Me Up When It's All Over is on the Team SCA YouTube Channel. There are photos and videos from our coverage of Team SCA on our Facebook Page here and Twitter @chrisestafford.

Dee Caffari and Sophie Ciszek are the guests on today’s episode in this special series on the all-women crew of Team SCA, which is sailing round the world in the Volvo Ocean Race, Visit the Team SCA website here and follow them on Twitter @team_sca and on Facebook here. The music video of Wake Me Up When It's All Over is on the Team SCA YouTube Channel.

“It doesn’t have to be around the world.  Everybody has their own challenge to face and it’s having the confidence that you can do it.  You’ll be amazed at what you can achieve.  If we can do this {sail around the world} you can do it.” ~Dee Caffari The first all female crew in over a decade is embarking on one of the greatest races of all time; sailing around the world in the Volvo Ocean Race.  The crew of fourteen consists of moms, a world record holder, a journalist, a meteorologist, a cowgirl, an engineer, a community organizer; basically an incredibly dedicated group of sailors who have been training for over two years. Team SCA is covering approximately 40,000 miles over several months in a race that is referred to as the Mt. Everest of sailing.  It’s a feat that many would consider impossible but crew member Dee Caffari believes that everything is possible with the right training and determination.  In fact, the crew goes beyond the sea to inspire other women and teach them tips and techniques to live healthy lives and in full potential.

Hints and tips for media appearances, speaking and social media. This week; Name Dropping; MediaMasters; Dee Caffari; Fred the Shred; Fill; Seen ways to Ruin a Press Release; Three Tools for Twitter; An Interview with the BBCs Hugh Pym; Music from Ayd Instone

Hints and Tips for media appearances and public speaking. This week; Dee Caffari special edition.

Hints and tips for media appearances and public speaking. This week; Dee Caffari; Wayne Rooney; Roger McGough; How to observe; How to respond; Being media -ready