Podcasts about sea kayaking

When it comes to kayaking this Sweetwater Sea, a paddler has 2,726 miles of spectacular shoreline to explore as well as three National Parks: Isle Royale, Apostle Islands and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshores. But it's also a destination where paddlers need to prepare. In this episode of the Lake Superior Podcast, Aidan Lee, owner of Trek & Trail in Bayfield, Wisconsin, talks with Walt Lindala and Frida Waara not only about the best places to visit on a day trip, but also shares how to extend your stay and camp among the Apostles Islands. He also emphasizes the ever-changing moods of Lake Superior and the importance of keeping safe on the water. Whether you are a beginner or experienced paddler, you'll learn tips and highlights about paddling adventures on this greatest of the Great Lakes.Key Takeaways: Lake Superior offers a unique and magical experience for kayakers, with its clean and clear waters and diverse ecosystems. Sea kayaking on Lake Superior requires proper gear, including a sea kayak with bulkheads, appropriate clothing for cold water, and safety equipment such as bilge pumps and paddle floats. The Apostle Islands are a paradise for paddlers, with 21 islands each offering their own character and natural beauty. Safety and risk assessment are crucial when kayaking on Lake Superior, as the weather and conditions can change rapidly. Training and experience are important for kayakers, and it is recommended to paddle with a buddy and have knowledge of weather patterns and navigation.Notable Quotes: "Kayaking, for me, has always been the best way to connect with Lake Superior and just water in general. It's a graceful way to navigate the ever-changing environment." - Aidan Lee "Lake Superior is not to be taken for granted. It can show its colors quickly, and it's important to have humility and knowledge of weather patterns." - Aidan LeeResource:Trek and Trail Sea Kayaking (https://www.trek-trail.com/) - Aidan Lee's sea kayaking company in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Listen to the full episode and learn more about kayaking on Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands. Stay tuned for more engaging and informative episodes from the Lake Superior podcast.

This episode is brought to you by www.thebikeaffair.com If you are in search of a one-stop destination that caters to all your cycling needs, our today's sponsor, The Bike Affair, is the perfect place to check out! With over 14 years of experience, The Bike Affair has established itself as a trusted source offering honest advice and exceptional service. They are offering a special treat for the listeners of this podcast. You can enjoy a 10% discount on your first order by using the code 'BIKEYVENKY' on their website.  Visit their bike store in Hyderabad or shop online by using the link www.thebikeaffair.com     Today's guest Ganesh Nayak is a bike tourer, a sea kayaker, an adventurer and an Assistant Professor at the Manipal Academy of Higher Education in Manipal where he runs the Center for Outdoor Studies. He has done extensive bike touring in the Himalayas, Highlands of Iceland and Pamir Mountains. He recently took 6 of his students on a multiday tour in the Zanskar Valley in the Himalayas.   In this episode Ganesh shares about the origins of the Center for Outdoor studies, what it does and its educational philosophy. He talk about the experiences from the centers recent trip to the Zanskar Valley. He also shares tips for setting up a bicycle for touring, essential gear needed for long tours, route planning and risk management techniques one needs to use while getting ready for a bike tour. It was a bike touring 101 of sorts. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.       0:00:00 Intro 0:04:30 Center for Outdoor Studies, Manipal 0:08:30 Smoking addiction to finding solace in the Himalayas 0:13:30 Diploma in outdoor studies 0:18:20 Preparation for touring in Zanskar Valley with the students 0:21:35 Experience in Zanskar 0:31:15 Memorable moments from the experience of Zanskar 0:33:20 Route planning, accommodation during the tour etc 0:35:20 Setting up a bike for touring 0:42:20 Clothing and route-planning 0:48:40 Risk management for touring 0:51:10 Sea Kayaking adventures in future 0:58:00 Closing comments        About the Podcast The working athlete podcast is a podcast with and for working athletes from all walks of life and various sports. The goal is to provide inspiration, training tips, mental hacks, time management and life-style advice through conversations with some of the best in sport, from athletes to coaches. If you think you can benefit from this, please consider subscribing so that you don't miss the weekly episodes in future. Who is a working athlete? Someone working fulltime/part-time, entrepreneur or anyone who has to work to make ends meet and doesn't let being busy to stop him/her from pursuing an active lifestyle is a working athlete. I consider stay at home moms/dads who pursue a sport, as working athletes because homemaking is a full-time job. If you like this, share with friends who could be interested. For the visually inclined, a video version of the podcast can be found here: YouTube Other Places you'll find the podcast on: Anchor | RSS | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google podcasts | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | Breaker 

Today's guest is Dennis Dwyer. Dennis has made several trips to Alaska, having driven from Louisiana to Alaska first in 1987. Dennis has written books on paddling Prince William Sound and the Inside Passage as well as running a popular online group dedicated to Inside Passage paddlers.  Connect: Inside Passage Sea Kayakers Facebook Learn: Alone in the Passage: An Explorer's Guide to Sea Kayaking on the Inside Passage Alone in the Sound: An Explorer's Guide to the Sea Kayaking Alaska's Prince William Sound Point to Point: Exploring the Inside Passage by Sea Kayak Tactics for Long Distance Sea Kayaking The Wild Coast: Volume 2: A Kayaking, Hiking, and Recreational Guide for the North and Central B.C. Coast Kayaking the Inside Passage: A Paddler's Guide from Puget Sound, Washington, to Glacier Bay, Alaska NOAA Chart Locator

This week we talk with Mat Messier from Fjord en Kayak.  We are talking about incredible sea kayaking in the Saguenay Fjord, where we hear about waking up in your tent to the sounds of whales breaching. Saguenay is a wonderful area to explore, and we talk about how to combine a trip to the region with exploring Quebec City or Montreal!   Learn about options for a Family Sea-Kayak Adventure, a Beginner Sea Kayak Adventure, a 3-day trip in the Fjord and another that explores the estuaray.

We're exploring the province from the water this summer...talking about the many places you can visit while paddling. This week we explore sea kayaking with instructor and owner-operator of Outdoors NB Jeremy Cline.

What's an aquatic tumbleweed? Can tiny, indigenous Key deer swim? And how does a barracuda trick its prey? Find out as you kayak among the mangroves with host Elizabeth Harryman Lasley and producer Jason Paton. We join Bill Keogh, a naturalist, author, and photographer who guides us across the water and into hidden tree-lined canopies in the Lower Florida Keys. Listen to the wind, hear a yellow-crowned night heron, and feel nature's calm envelop you. To book your own kayak tour with Bill Keogh, or to buy his book, the “Florida Keys Paddling Guide,” go to keyskayaktours.com. For more details and travel inspiration, visit Fla-Keys.com. To call from the United States or Canada, dial 1 (800) FLA-KEYS or contact your travel advisor. Produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry.

If you've wanted to hear about an epic journey, this week we talk with Mike Keen about his upcoming sea kayak adventure up the Western coast of Greenland.  This 2,600 km journey will push Mike to his limits, and also allow him to support research around microplastics in our environment and the benefits of eating local. Tune in to learn about how Mike will eat local, and the benefits of this type of eating. Learn more about Mike at his website, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter. Check out some epic tours in Greenland at 10Adventures. 

The line between an adventure and a misadventure is often defined by our decisions, how we manage the challenges that we face and how the experience is remembered afterwards. In this episode, Bruce Wilson returns to share a story that seriously tested his skills to deliver adventure. This is a story from early in his sea kayak guiding career. Afterward, Chris and Jordy share their insights into the lessons that we can all learn from Bruce's experience and how he ultimately turned what could have been a disaster into an exciting adventure for his clients.Key takeaways:Human factors can compromise judgement: These factors include bias, blindness and a lack of foresight.Pressure to deliver: Every guide can succumb to the pressure to deliver an amazing adventure, even when they have concerns about about the wisdom of doing so.Letting people suffer to convince them: Sometimes, a leader has to expose people to a small measure of the adversity they are going to face, so they can understand why following a course of action is not in their best interest.Practice failure: Spending time to practice rescue, recovery and reactions skills effectively, can save time and stress in a moment of crisis.Debrief: Taking time to talk about challenging and traumatic experiences can be the difference between whether a situation is remembered as an adventure or a misadventure.Guest LinksYou can contact Bruce through Wolf Warrior Guide ServicesFollow or SubscribeEnjoyed this episode? Please follow or subscribe. Thanks!Share & Social Linkshttps://linktr.ee/deliveringadventure

Handy Candy and her husband Bob discover the ultimate sea kayaking campsite in Desolation Sound, so good that it would remain their driftwood camping kingdom for 14 straight summers. Where is it? Have a listen. 

Handy Candy and her newlywed husband Bob make their first-ever trip to Desolation Sound, in a double yellow kayak. On that trip they stumbled across a spectacular location that would serve as "Camp Candy" for the next several years.

Cathy O'Dowd is a South African Mountaineer who became the first female to climb Everest from both the North & South.Cathy has climbed all over the world and completed many 8000m peaks. She was alos part of the team that made the first ascent of the Mazeno ridge on Nanga Parbat.Cathy now lives in Andorra in the Pyrenees and spends her time Sea Kayaking, Ski Touring, Canyoning as well as still climbing and mountaineering.Cathy works as a motivational speaker and travels the world giving talks from her stories  around the word.Website http://cathyodowd.com Instagram @CathyODowd Linkedin @CathyODowdFacebook @CathyODowdEverest———————————————We are The Bucket List Company. Welcome to our Podcast, where wanderlust and inspiration meet practical tips and information for all of the top adventure travel destinations around the world.FOLLOW US:Instagram: https://instagram.com/the_bucketlist_coFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bucketlistcompanyOfficial Website: https://thebucketlistcompany.co.uk/———————————————#bucketlisttravel #adventuretravel #travelbucketlist #bucketlisters

Today I have the pleasure to talk with Doug Cooper.  Doug is a coach, author, guide, and authority on Scottish sea kayaking.  Enjoy today's episode as Doug takes us on a tour of Scotland with a little diversion to Greenland. Books by Doug Cooper: Scottish Sea Kayaking Skye & Northwest Highlands Sea Kayaking Nor & East Coast of Scotland Sea Kayaking Sea Kayak Handling: A Practical Manual, Essential Knowledge for Beginner and Intermediate Paddlers Rough Water Handling: A Practical Manual, Essential Knowledge for Intermediate and Advanced Paddlers Website:  Scottish Sea Kayaking    

Welcome to today's episode of Paddling the Blue. Thanks for joining me for today's adventure. Today I have the pleasure to talk with Ginni Callahan. Ginni runs Sea Kayak Baja Mexico and today she's going to share some of her experiences from Baja. We'll also talk about the South Pacific, towing a sailboat, kayak sailing, pyrosomes, and more.  Enjoy today's episode with Ginni Callahan. Learn and Connect: Sea Kayak Baja Mexico Pyrosomes (Wikipedia) Flat Earth Kayak Sails Ginnicallahan.com  

There really are few days that aren't great for paddling on Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park, whether you're in a canoe or a sea kayak. During a short getaway in early June my wife and I did just that. Embed the picture that accompanies this post in your mind, then listen as I paddle the lake and describe the setting.

There is no better way to experience the Alaska wilderness than from the seat of a sea kayak. Clearly, as professional sea kayak guides, we are biased in that opinion, but that doesn't make it untrue. On today's episode, we go in depth on the subject of sea kayaking, its origin and resources available to you the listener if you have any desire to jump in the cockpit of one yourself. We invite friend of the pod Russ on the episode who just took a sea kayak instructor course through the American Canoe Association to share some of his insights as well. How old is the sea kayak? What should you know before you go? And what incredible encounters might you experience if you jump on board? It's the episode that will make you question your career choice! Alaskan Beer of the Week: Mocha Porter by Valdez Brewing [http://valdezbrewing.com] Music By: Blackwater Railroad Company [www.blackwaterrailroad.com] and Scott Buckley [https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckley] Support Us on Patreon: [www.patreon.com/thelastfrontier]

There is no better way to experience the Alaska wilderness than from the seat of a sea kayak. Clearly, as professional sea kayak guides, we are biased in that opinion, but that doesn't make it untrue. On today's episode, we go in depth on the subject of sea kayaking, its origin and resources available to you the listener if you have any desire to jump in the cockpit of one yourself. We invite friend of the pod Russ on the episode who just took a sea kayak instructor course through the American Canoe Association to share some of his insights as well. How old is the sea kayak? What should you know before you go? And what incredible encounters might you experience if you jump on board? It's the episode that will make you question your career choice!Alaskan Beer of the Week: Mocha Porter by Valdez Brewing [http://valdezbrewing.com]Music By: Blackwater Railroad Company [www.blackwaterrailroad.com] and Scott Buckley [https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckley]Support Us on Patreon: [www.patreon.com/thelastfrontier]

June includes World Reef Day (June 1) and World Ocean's Day (June 8), so this month's meditations will be guided visualizations that take us to some of the most amazing ocean environments on the planet. Today's meditation takes you sea kayaking and snorkeling in the Rock Islands of Palau. Waterlust: https://waterlust.com/?rfsn=6685292.344996&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=6685292.344996 Email list for the free ocean-inspired wellness workshop: https://vitaminseawellnessstudio.com/join-email-list Interested in learning more about meditation? The Meditation 101 mini course covers all the basics, from how to meditate to the science behind it to the benefits you can expect, all in 10 minutes a day over 5 days. Check it out here: https://vitaminseawellnessstudio.thinkific.com/courses/meditation-101 My website: vitaminseawellnessstudio.com Contact: info@vitaminseawellnessstudio.com IG/FB: @vitaminseawellnessstudio Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJwngO2dUfBJlziHLN1e5Kw

Get ready for a North Coast 500 episode packed with great food, great stories, extraordinary characters from Scotland's history and beautiful wildlife!  Pennie Stuart and Dan Holland take a diversion, right at the start of the NC500 route, and make time to explore the fascinating village of Cromarty, along at the eastern most tip of the Black Isle peninsula, just north of Inverness.  While Pennie explores the Cromarty firth by sea kayak with Liquid Footprints, and uncovers some fascinating WW1 history, Dan goes in search of dolphins with Eco Ventures, plus they drop in on a unique evening of story-telling and food at the Downright Gabbler at the other end of the Black Isle in Beauly. Plan your North Coast 550 adventure and download the North Coast 500 App The North Coast 500 podcast is an Adventurous Audio production

Paul Caffyn is an absolute legend of sea kayaking. His first big trip was in 1977 when he circumnavigated the South Island over four months. That was just the start. Over the coming years he circumnavigated the North Island, Britain, Australia (that took a whole year) , Japan, Alaska, New Caledonia and voyaged from Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia to and around the island of Phuket in Thailand. He's notched up over 40,000 miles in his single West Greenland style kayaks , seeing some of the most remote places in the world from the vantage point of the sea. He's written four different books on his various expeditions, and in 2011 was made an officers of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to sea kayaking and water safety. When he's not on the water, he lives on the West Coast, from where he chats to Kathryn Ryan.

Guest Sarah Lugaric was drawn to the study of religion and the myths and narratives that all cultures have to help us understand ourselves and our place in the world. Leaving college without the clearest sense of who she was, but with a job on Wall Street, she learned the culture of business and found that she was still interested in what that said about being human. She didn't love banking, though, and when she finally quit, she took a 30-day sea kayaking trip, rekindling her relationship with nature and herself. She found a consulting company that applied the leadership lessons that had served her so well in the wilderness to organizations and their employees, marrying two important aspects of herself.When she had the chance to work with the captains of industry and the environmental world to bridge cultures and make positive environmental change, the glacial pace of that change and the missed opportunities caused her to take a break, spending time with her growing family, and unlock different paths to help others live with more grounding, authenticity, and security.In his episode, find out from Sarah how navigating the world sometimes takes looking inward and protecting space, time, and that which you love…on ROADS TAKEN...with Leslie Jennings Rowley. About This Episode's GuestSarah Lugaric provides the tools to build resilient organizations, families, and individuals through her work as a founder of Seven Streams Group, a transformational coaching and consulting firm and also as the founder of Equipt, the groundbreaking personal emergency preparedness consultancy. Shenow lives in North Carolina with her husband and three kids, dogs, cats, chickens and goats.  Mentioned on this episode: Joseph CampbellExecutive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings RowleyMusic: Brian Burrows Find more episodes at https://roadstakenshow.com Email the show at RoadsTakenShow@gmail.com

Justine is an award-winning adventure filmmaker and expedition sea kayaker, whose programmes have aired on the National Geographic Channel, Channel 4, Channel 5 and the BBC. She runs Cackle TV and created the highly acclaimed “This is the Sea” series of sea kayaking DVDs. Her films have won over 20 prestigious prizes including best film at Graz Mountain Film Festival and best adventure film at Banff & Kendal Mountain Film Festivals. She's been runner up in CKUK magazine's “Paddler of the Year” & a finalist in Canoe & Kayak Magazine's “Female Paddler of the Year” and “Expedition of the Year”. She was named as one of the UK's top 20 living explorers by ‘The Telegraph' and was invited to meet the Queen at a Buckingham Palace reception for adventurers. In 2016, she won “Media Professional of the Year” at the World Paddle Awards. Justine's speciality is challenging sea kayaking journeys. Her sea kayaking expeditions include; The first all-female circumnavigation of Tasmania – 900-miles in 42 days. A solo trip around Iceland's West Fjords A 400mile journey up the Pacific coast of Kamchatka with Hadas Feldman and a novice Russian sea kayaker. A 500mile circumnavigation of the Queen Charlotte Islands with Shawna Franklin & Leon Somme A kayak crossing of the eastern Bass Strait, island-hopping between mainland Australia and Tasmania The first kayak circumnavigation of Wales ( by sea, river and canal) with Fiona Whitehead A 2400km circumnavigation of the South island of New Zealand taking 67 days, with Barry Shaw A 500 mile circumnavigation of Sardinia with Barry Shaw 3 crossings of the Irish Sea of between 45-57 nautical miles – from Anglesey to the Isle of Man, from the Llyn Peninsula to Wicklow in Ireland and from Holyhead to Dublin. All the crossings were done in strong following ( or side) winds. The Llyn- Wicklow Crossing was on New Years Day, one of the shortest ( and coldest) days of the year. A crossing from mainland Scotland to Shetland, via the Orkney islands and Fair Isle Kayaking 120 miles from London to France in 50 hours & kayaking from Russia to Japan in a series of open water crossings – both with Sarah Outen. See the film on ‘This is the Sea 5' A world first kayak trip 1000 miles around ‘Isla Grande', Tierra Del Fuego – a remote windswept Patagonian island, with Barry Shaw. Circumnavigation of Ireland in 2013 with Barry Shaw & Roger Chandler 64 nautical mile paddle around Anglesey in 10 hours 8 minutes (2nd fastest person to date). Kayaking 2500 km along the Aleutian island chain and Alaskan peninsula with Sarah Outen in 2014 over 101 days Paddling over 1000km along West Papua & Papua in Indonesia with Sandy Robson in 2016. Sandy is kayaking from Germany to Australia re-tracing the route of Oskar Speck. Solo circumnavigation of Vancouver island in 32 days in May 2016. Justine teamed up with expert rollers, Cheri Perry & Turner Wilson, to make a highly acclaimed instructional rolling DVDs, “This is the Roll” and “This is the Roll 2”. https://www.cackletv.com/

For today's episode, I am joined by Susan Conrad and we'll be talking about her love for the Inside Passage. Susan shares her story of her 2010 through-paddle, her preparation for the trip, and how paddling the Inside Passage became a truly life changing experience for her.  Enjoy today's episode with Susan Conrad! Connect: susanmarieconrad.com Check out Susan's books:   Resources: Kayaking the Inside Passage: A Paddler's Guide from Puget Sound, Washington, to Glacier Bay, Alaska Alone in the Passage: An Explorer's Guide to Sea Kayaking the Inside Passage The Ikkatsu Project Cape Decision Lighthouse on Kuiu Island North Sound Baykeeper

David Berg began working in outdoor education in 1992 as a kayak guide in the San Juan Islands, just after graduating from college. He then spent several years in Southern California teaching open water kayaking, surf kayaking, and expeditions. David finished his NOLS Sea Kayak IC in British Columbia in 1999. His first course was in Baja the following winter. From there, David spent ten years leading Sea Kayaking and backpacking courses throughout Baja, the Pacific Northwest, Norway, and Patagonia. Still, he spent most of his time in Alaska, primarily in Prince William Sound and Southeast Alaska. David also worked for NOLS Alaska for two summers as the Sea Kayak Program Supervisor. David was also a high school teacher and now works with a non-profit that assists high schools worldwide in developing good outside-of-the-classroom learning opportunities. In addition, he co-founded ImBlaze, a digital platform that helps schools expand their internship programmes. David and his wife with their two children live on Bainbridge Island in Puget Sound, where they go hiking, sea kayaking, and sailing on weekends, making more adventure memories along the way. In this episode:   [3:35] David Berg talks about his experience with Chris Manchester and the students, where he and Chris woke the whole group in the middle of the night to lift their tents so that the tide wouldn't make the tents wet. Along with the group, he stood with their tents for an hour or so, and he can't help but still recalls that amazing cold night having to lift their tents as the water touches their feet and ankles. The experience sounds magical to us!   [14:45] David shares his horrifying incident in Prince William Sound, where he lost food bags because of the big wave. A few years later, he and his good friend Doug went back to Prince William Sound with another group. Because of the past incident, he was paying extra attention to the waves since he was terrified that what happened last time couldn't happen again and doesn't end up hurting or losing someone in brutal waves. Around midnight David heard the glacier calving; he got up and started yelling for everyone to leave for their tent before the wave hit them. As the wave comes closer, it got smaller and smaller and barely hit the beach. For David, this counted as the most embarrassing moment of his life.   [26:25] David and her wife Suzanne white took two groups on two courses where the first group did a great job, while the second group was with adults and their kids. They paddled out to Cienega glacier when heavy rain started and kept going for a good 2-3 days, which made the kids cold, and ended up parents telling them to evacuate them. The story gets more intense by the end!   [31:06] David tells us about a party called cabin crawl. The party quickly turned into chaos when his fellow instructor and some other guys from another organization got into a fight. The other guy got drunk and was inappropriate with some of the women, leading him into a brawl.  

Alaska has thousands of unheard of world class outdoor men and women. On this show we'll hear from one, John Bauman, who completed numerous first winter ascents and sea kayaking routes.

I love being in/on/at/by the ocean, so a couple weeks ago, I tried a new way of enjoying the marine space - through sea kayaking. I took a 2-day-course a couple weeks ago and what started as a fun excursion quickly transitioned into a nightmare of hand-eye-coordination resulting in very sore muscles and a somewhat painful sun tan... So, quickly summarised: a successful excursion. As with anything active, please consult with your doctor before undertaking any physical activities.

Episode 279 ~ June 24, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Alan Drummond  joins us to talk about some of the great places he enjoys sea kayaking in Ontario A new permit system is in place for anyone planning to take part in any paddling activities in Banff National Park Vancouver Maritime Museum has a new […]

Episode 279 ~ June 24, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Alan Drummond  joins us to talk about some of the great places he enjoys sea kayaking in Ontario A new permit system is in place for anyone planning to take part in any paddling activities in Banff National Park Vancouver Maritime Museum has a new […]

Tara Mulvany is the first woman to circumnavigate New Zealand's three main islands by sea kayak. She has also ticked off the first ever circumnavigation by sea kayak of the high Arctic Svalbard archipelago, clocking up 40 polar bear encounters over 2,200kms of paddling in 71 days. Tara admits to being addicted to long trips. Her latest long expedition was a two and a half month walk from Nelson Lakes to Fiordland. Tara is appearing at the Mountain Film Festival in Wanaka on June 27th and in Queenstown on July 3rd.

Tara Mulvany is the first woman to circumnavigate New Zealand's three main islands by sea kayak. She has also ticked off the first ever circumnavigation by sea kayak of the high Arctic Svalbard archipelago, clocking up 40 polar bear encounters over 2,200kms of paddling in 71 days. Tara admits to being addicted to long trips. Her latest long expedition was a two and a half month walk from Nelson Lakes to Fiordland. Tara is appearing at the Mountain Film Festival in Wanaka on June 27th and in Queenstown on July 3rd.

Now that "La Recua" is finished and making the film festival rounds, I thought I would share this conversation with Trudi Angel again. Angell has been living in Baja since the mid-'70s. She made her first trip South to attend a 12-day Sea Kayaking course at the National Outdoor Leadership School in Mulegé. Angell fell in love with the people and the place -and stayed six weeks. When she finally returned home to Calistoga, she quickly bought a folding Klepper Kayak, a roof rack for her 1964 Rambler American, and blazed a trail straight back to Baja. Sea kayaking was taking off as an adventure sport just as Baja was on the rise as a travel destination. An opportunity to guide a kayak trip down the coast allowed Angell to launch Paddling South in Loreto. Angell says she was "in the right spot at the right time." With a love for logistics, and a desire to go the extra mile for her clients, she cultivated a great business that she ran for thirty years. While riding on a mule trip with her friend and fellow outfitter, Tim Means, she was amazed by the grace the hired vaqueros showed as they interacted with their families. Angell had an epiphany, bought a horse, and took up riding. Soon, she was visiting ranches near and far. She launched Saddling South in 1987. "This opened up a huge world for me -both for studying the history (of the vaqueros) and learning the Ranch culture." Angell talks about her life and work in this conversation and her deep admiration for the vaqueros and traditional Baja ranch life. She shares stories from the 1000-mile Mule trip (the Mula-Mil) that she organized to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1963-64 expedition by Andy Meling, Joanne Alford, Eve Ewing, and others. Additionally, she shares insights about making "La Recua," a documentary film about a traditional overland pack-mule trip featuring 70-year-old vaquero Dario Higuera, a team of 13, and a cast of 25 animals; also known as "Dario's Dream." Watch the film here. Visit the Bell Mare website here. Follow Saddling South on Instagram Follow Saddling South on Facebook

It was amazing this week to speak to Matt Larsson-Clifford who joined me on the podcast from Sweden and after crossing paths in the RAF I know he had lots to share, adding value to the audience and he did not disappoint… Sweden Outdoors Coaching is owned and run by Matt Larsson-Clifford. Prior to his career in the military, Matt worked in the outdoor industry and gained a Diploma in Outdoor Activities, a BEd Hons in Outdoor Education and many high-level qualifications in coaching, risk management, mountaineering, skiing, kayaking, sea kayaking and open canoeing. Matt retired from the Royal Air Force (RAF) as one of the leading specialists in Adventurous Training (AT) and as a Fellow of the Institute in Leadership and Management. His final position was as the Commanding Officer of the largest Outdoor Training Centre in the RAF. During his time in this position, he developed and led a variety of overseas annual expeditions, which still today, exposes more than 1000 RAF personnel a year, to the benefits of AT; including Ski Touring and Mountaineering in the Alps, Wilderness Open Canoeing in Sweden, Sea Kayaking in Scandinavia and Nordic Ski Touring in Sweden and Norway. He was also privileged to have led expeditions throughout Europe, Africa, USA and Canada. On leaving the RAF in 2013, Matt moved with his family to Sweden where he set up 'Sweden Outdoors Coaching' and has worked as an consultant coach/guide for: the RAF, the British Army, the United Arab Emirates Military, Human Behavioral Performance Training (HBP-Trg), Pro Noctus Performance Coaching, Leeds Met Uni, UK-based Education Academies, UK-based Charitable Trusts, The Swedish Canoe Federation, Swedish Outdoor Leader Groups, The Adventure Activities Licensing Service, Swedish Nature Colleges, Ray Mears Woodlore, the United Kingdom International Search and Rescue Team (UKISAR Wales), Titan Airways as a Safety Consultant in Antarctica and various private groups and individuals. He is currently chairman of the Swedish International Sea Kayak Guides Association (SISKGA) and is helping the Swedish Mountain Leader Organisation gain International status. Matt continues to use his high-level qualifications and experience to develop individuals and teams in the outdoors, both in the mountains, forests and on the rivers and sea. He rigorously conforms to the British Standard 8848 (BS8848) to ensure that your safety whilst on expedition is paramount and that all risks are thoroughly assessed to ensure a high quality, enjoyable and memorable experience. Since 2013 he has worked all over Sweden and Norway, the Alps, Scotland, UK, North Africa and Antarctica. He looks forward to sharing 'Fika' (Swedish Coffee and Snack) with you soon........... Reach out and connect below https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-larsson-clifford-bed-hons-apiol-finstlm-10048147/ www.facebook.com/swedenoutdoors Instagram - Swedenoutdoorscoaching Basic format – 20 minutes to help you on your leadership journey PLEASE ENJOY Make sure you follow/subscribe to my social media platforms - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/STARDevelopmentuk/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-waddington-1882b4aa/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stuart_waddington/?hl=en YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2x388h9BiwofjDJbXfz_hg Spotify - #Leadership – What's on your mind? See you next week…..

TAA #014: Kayaking as an amputeeWhile water sports are generally great fun, they are especially well suited for lower limb amputees: They offer the added advantage of the water carrying most of our weight. An advantage not to be underestimated for many amputees.  Swimming, snorkeling, diving, kayaking, surfing - no matter which one of these activities you fancy, they are all great fun and well worth a try. Even more so as they often allow you a completely new perspective on this beautiful planet of ours. There is a whole new world often just a few feet below the surface of the ocean. Feeling the force of a wave carrying you back to shore is a humbling experience. And any coast looks completely different when seen from a kayak.In this episode I talk about my experiences and provide some hands-on tips to get into kayaking as an amputee.The music - as always - is Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/33345 Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex BerozaTo learn more about The Active Amputee, check out the following linksThe Active Amputee BlogThe Active Amputee on InstagramThe Active Amputee on YouTubeThe Active Amputee on TwitterThe Active Amputee on LinkedInThe Active Amputee on Pinterest

Trudi Angell has been living in Baja since the mid-'70s. She made her first trip South to attend a 12-day Sea Kayaking course at the National Outdoor Leadership School in Mulegé. Angell fell in love with the people and the place -and stayed six-weeks. When she finally returned home to Calistoga, she quickly bought a folding Klepper Kayak, a roof rack for her 1964 Rambler American, and blazed a trail straight back to Baja. Sea kayaking was taking off as an adventure sport just as Baja was on the rise as a travel destination. An opportunity to guide a kayak trip down the coast allowed Angell to launch her company Paddling South in Loreto. Angell says she was "in the right spot at the right time." With a love for logistics, and a desire to go the extra mile for her clients, she cultivated a great business which she ran for thirty years. While riding on a mule trip with her friend and fellow outfitter, Tim Means, she was amazed by the grace the hired vaqueros showed as they interacted with their families. Angell had an epiphany, bought a horse, and took up riding. Soon, she was visiting ranches near and far. She launched Saddling South in 1987. "This opened up a huge world for me -both for studying the history (of the vaqueros) and learning the Ranch culture." In this conversation, Angell talks about her life and work, and her deep admiration for the vaqueros and traditional Baja ranch life. She shares stories from the 1000-mile Mule trip (the Mula-Mil) that she organized to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1963-64 expedition by Andy Meling, Joanne Alford, Eve Ewing, and others. Additionally, she shares insights about making "La Recua," a documentary film about a traditional overland pack-mule trip featuring 70-year-old vaquero Dario Higuera, a team of 13, and a cast of 25 animals, also known as "Dario's Dream." Listen to the podcast here. Visit the Bell Mare website here. Follow Saddling South on Instagram Follow Saddling South on Facebook

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This week we talk with Robert Young, director of Western Carolina University’s Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines about a project to more accurately determine the cost sea level rise could inflict on coastal units of the National Park System. We also take a look ahead to summer in the National Park System, the watery side of the system specifically, with a look at some of the prime sea kayaking destinations awaiting paddlers in the National Park System.

Henry Davies is a humble adventurer who calls the Great Lakes region home. Listen to Henry as he shares the story of his trip with two friends, Susan and Sharon, from Wawa, ON to Michpicoten Island and along Ontario's wild Pukaskwa coast.Resources:Pukasawa National ParkNaturally Superior Adventures and Rock Island Lodge, Wawa, ON, CAHattie Cove campgroundGuide to Sea Kayaking on Lakes Superior and Michigan: The Best Day Trips and Tours (Regional Sea Kayaking Series)Superior:Under the Shadow of the GodsContact Henry 

A UK Adventure of the Year, Will Copestake shares three great adventures in this podcast.  Will sea kayaked around Scotland then climbed all the mountain over 3000ft, traveling between them by bike.  He became a sea kayak guide in Patagonia Chile, before organising his own expeditions.  He also runs a sea kayak guiding business in Scotland.Most recently, he just made it home to Scotland before Coronavirus closed everything down and Will speaks to us from self-isolation.Kayak Summer Isles - Will's guiding business in ScotlandWill Copestake MediaKayak in PatagoniaTwitterInstagram FacebookPlease buy me a virtual coffee and support the podcastCheck out our YouTube channel 

Keep breathing. Keep thinking. Keep smiling. Repeat until desired outcome achieved. Our co-host today is in the midst of leading a huge grassroots effort to bring down the Snake River Dams that are interrupting the salmon migration and starving orcas. Join the march and make your voice heard! Adventure Storytellers: Melissa Lovejoy, Brad Hefta Gaub, KP Travers, From: Puyallup (Tacoma, WA), Duwamish (Seattle, WA) Co-Host: Gloria Pancrazi Music: Maricz, Test Me Record / Bobby Renz, Bruno E. , Endless Love, Dan Lebowitz, Craig MacArthur, Unicorn Heads Field Notes: https://www.boldlywentadventures.com/140-world-water-day-adventure-stories.html This Podcast is supported by YOU, our faithful listeners! Help keep the show going and be a supporter at www.patreon.com/boldlywent

On this week's podcast, George and Ileana from Roatan Sea Kayak Ecotours, stopped by to share with us about sustainable tourism, conservation and a little bit about the tours that involve a fantastic caribbean adventure with a unique blend of sea kayaking, bird watching, snorkeling and scuba diving, An experience that only they can deliver in the island and give you the opportunity to come face to face with Roatan's  jaw dropping natural scenery while gliding through the turquoise waters and admiring its rich history, colorful secluded communities with a beautiful culture.https://www.roatanseakayak.com/

“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” - Neale Donald Walsch.  This quote is significant to today’s podcast because my son, Hayden, just spent a month Sea Kayaking and backpacking through the Alaskan Wilderness on a NOLS Program. He chose this program knowing that it was outside of his comfort zone. This is one of my favorite podcasts ever with an exceptional young man that I am lucky enough to have as a son. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A sea kayaking expedition through the Capricornia Quays islands in Queensland, with Rob Mercer, Mark Sundin & Chris James. Completed in July/August 2011, this trip traversed more than 400km of island chain, with crossings from 30-95km, culminating in the landing on the remote North Reef, a lighthouse island not previously reached by kayakers.It was the first major trip undertaken in the Southern Hemisphere in modern fast touring sea kayaks, and showed what was possible with a fit, motivated and skilled set of paddlers in a fast sea kayak.

A week before they depart for America to take on the dual challenge of the 400km Texas Water Safari and 700km Yukon Quest, Mark chats to Kate & Steve Dawson about their own paddling stories and the challenge ahead.

Paul Fish of Mountain Gear tells us some great stories about the early days of the Outdoor Biz when people would send you a few packs and let you pay when you sold them, times have changed eh? Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Please give us a rating and review HERE   Show Notes First Exposure to the Outdoors As a young kid, my family did a little bit of hiking and fishing staying at the resorts in the Sierras, but I don't really consider that my start. My start was the high school I went to in Danville, California. We had an outdoor program that required a three week outward bound like experience and a lot of activities leading up to it. I started rock climbing there on Mount Diablo and that's really where I fell in love with climbing and the outdoors. Things we talked about Mountain Gear Sunrise Mountaineering Dealing Down Target Surplus Class Five Blue Puma Snow Lion Columbia A16 Red Rock Rendezvous Access Fund Veterans Community Response Other Outdoor Activities Mountain Biking, Road Biking, Sea Kayaking, Skiing, Climbing, Pack Rafting, Scuba Diving Advice, tips I tell folks to be careful how they follow their passion. There's two ways to get into the outdoors. You can get a job in a field that you're passionate about, and you might be surprised if the consequences. In terms of the time you spend outside. Or you can get the job that, not that you hate, but the job do you enjoy that allows you to do the things you're passionate about. Like the out doors. Teachers for example get a decent amount of time off and can spend it outdoors. So be careful what you choose. Favorite Books Small Time Operator by Kamoroff C.P.A. Bernard B. Growing your business by Paul Hawken Favorite Piece of Gear under $100 AeroPress Connect with Paul Linkedin paul.fish@mountaingear.com

The Ireland of the travel ads, with people absorbed in Celtic history yet enjoying the end of the day with a pint of Guinness in a pub is real... but it's not all of Ireland. For those who appreciate and enjoy being in nature with authentic connection experiences, there is more. There are trails to walk, mountains to hike, bike trails to ride, and oceans to explore by kayak. This is Ireland. An Ireland that the locals enjoy on weekends, and the tourists may happen upon an opportunity to join. One such opportunity is taking a tour with Atlantic Sea Kayaking in West Cork.You can find Atlantic Sea Kayaking online at TripAdvisor, Facebook, or their website www.atlanticseakayaking.comShow notes, links and photos from this tour and more ideas for Ireland hiking and kayaking adventure vacation tours are online at https://amidlifetraveler.com/kayak-tour-cork-ireland-active-adventure-vacation-idea/

The Ireland of the travel ads, with people absorbed in Celtic history yet enjoying the end of the day with a pint of Guinness in a pub is real... but it's not all of Ireland. For those who appreciate and enjoy being in nature with authentic connection experiences, there is more. There are trails to walk, mountains to hike, bike trails to ride, and oceans to explore by kayak. This is Ireland. An Ireland that the locals enjoy on weekends, and the tourists may happen upon an opportunity to join. One such opportunity is taking a tour with Atlantic Sea Kayaking in West Cork.You can find Atlantic Sea Kayaking online at TripAdvisor, Facebook, or their website www.atlanticseakayaking.comShow notes, links and photos from this tour and more ideas for Ireland hiking and kayaking adventure vacation tours are online at https://amidlifetraveler.com/kayak-tour-cork-ireland-active-adventure-vacation-idea/

The Ireland of the travel ads, with people absorbed in Celtic history yet enjoying the end of the day with a pint of Guinness in a pub is real... but it's not all of Ireland. For those who appreciate and enjoy being in nature with authentic connection experiences, there is more. There are trails to walk, mountains to hike, bike trails to ride, and oceans to explore by kayak. This is Ireland. An Ireland that the locals enjoy on weekends, and the tourists may happen upon an opportunity to join. One such opportunity is taking a tour with Atlantic Sea Kayaking in West Cork. You can find Atlantic Sea Kayaking online at TripAdvisor, Facebook, or their website www.atlanticseakayaking.com Show notes, links and photos from this tour and more ideas for Ireland hiking and kayaking adventure vacation tours are online at https://amidlifetraveler.com/kayak-tour-cork-ireland-active-adventure-vacation-idea/

Rosco was on some days off with friends back in 1988 paddling down the Hollyford River into Lake McKerrow and out to Martins Bay with the plan of paddling along the coast on the Tasman Sea and into Milford Sound. After waiting for 2 days at Martins Bay for the 4 meter swell to ease it was an easy paddle down the coast and into Milford. The final 16km paddling all the way into the sound saw Rosco and his friends escorted by a pod of 30 bottlenose dolphins. It was a very “memorable” trip and one that planted the seed for setting up Milford’s first commercial sea kayaking operation.Today over two decades later Rosco has the longest serving owner operated sea kayaking business in New Zealand. With this wealth of experience and a small team of top class guides working alongside him Rosco continues to offer visitors to Milford Sound new and exciting sea kayaking adventures. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Producer/Host: Natalie Springuel Studio Engineer: Amy Browne Issue: Cold water safety for sea kayaking Program Topic: Cold water safety for sea kayaking Key Discussion Points: Survival times in cold water life jackets and other gear what to do to be safe on the water in the cold Guests Karen Francoeur, Castine Kayak Adventures Petty Offer Miller, US Coast Guard Maria Jenness, Maine Association of Sea Kayak Guides and Instructors The post Coastal Conversations 4/28/17 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

This Adventure log is from a recent trip I took with my brother to the Baja California in Mexico. I've dreamed about sea kayaking this area for over a decade. I fired up my microphone throughout the trip while adventure was actually happening. Some of the audio quality is great as I forgot my windscreen for my microphone. I hope you can listen past the blowing wind or mic bumps. Consider it a real-life rough cut authentically inviting you into the adventure with us. Here is the Sea Kayaking Baja guide service Paddling South. I'd highly recommend joining them for an adventure.

This Adventure log is from a recent trip I took with my brother to the Baja California in Mexico. I've dreamed about sea kayaking this area for over a decade. I fired up my microphone throughout the trip while adventure was actually happening. Some of the audio quality is great as I forgot my windscreen for my microphone. I hope you can listen past the blowing wind or mic bumps. Consider it a real-life rough cut authentically inviting you into the adventure with us. Here is the Sea Kayaking Baja guide service Paddling South. I'd highly recommend joining them for an adventure.

Episode 48 ~ January 11, 2017 Podcast Info / Topics Women and expedition paddling Sea kayaking vs recreational kayaking

Episode 48 ~ January 11, 2017 Podcast Info / Topics Women and expedition paddling Sea kayaking vs recreational kayaking

If you're interested in family travel in Spain, then listen up. There is so much to see and do in Spain for families, and after 18 months in the country, we have a lot of Spain family travel tips to share. ::::::::::::: But first, if you like what you’re hearing, then please subscribe, rate & review Epic Education Radio. We would be extremely grateful! iTunes is a search engine as well, and so rating/reviewing Epic Education Radio the #1 way to help others find us. Thank you! ::::::::::::: SPAIN FOR FAMILIES In this week's episode, the kids join me at the mic to talk family travel in Spain. This is our first full year of living and family travel in Spain, and so I invited Keiko and the kids into my recording session to talk about their favorite memories of the year. FAMILY TRAVEL IN SPAIN Whether it's for a week, a summer or a year, there is so much to see and do in Spain for families. We've barely scratched the surface after a year and a half! When we talk about family travel in Spain, I break up our conversation into four parts. First we discuss Valencia, our adopted home since 2015. Then we move on to our travels in Barcelona and the Costa Blanca region. Finally we discuss our near magical road trip through Northern Spain. IN THIS EPISODE 2:52 Intro 4:09 Valencia 4:31 Going to a La Liga (Spanish Football league) game in Valencia 5:56 Al Bufera & living in the land of Paella 7:34 The Fallas Festival in Valencia 10:09 The Costa Blanca region intro 10:44: Terra Mítica Amusement Park 11:19 Sea Kayaking in Javea 12:07 Being in Barcelona for an El Classico 14:18 Visiting Camp Nou 16:20 Driving in Toldeo 17:32 Getting kicked out of a thermal bath in Ourense, Galicia 19:30 Canyoning in Galicia 22:00 Playa de las Catedrales & Santiago de Compostela 23:18 The Asturias Region (hiking the Ruta de las Xanas & Picos de Europa) 24:02 Wild Swimming 26:13 Surfing in Santander and the Basque Country 26:32 San Juan Gaztelugatxe & the Oma Panted Forest 27:06 Stand Up Paddleboarding in San Sebastian 28:28 Zaragoza: Using City Cards & eating tapas How did we move to Spain? Family travel in Spain is one thing. Living in Spain in another. If you want to learn more about how our move to Spain (with little help or and even less Spanish) I'm setting up a dedicated page to detail our journey from Malaysia and Japan to Spain.  

In this episode of The Maritime Outdoorsman Podcast, Dave talks with local sea kayaking enthusiast and tour guide, Adam Zita. This is the second episode of the podcast featuring kayaking.  Episode 011 featured Chris Arnold where he and Dave talked about kayak fishing. Did you know that there are Paddle Sport, Boating, ATV’ing, Hunting, and …

Peter Grubb, president of Sea Kayak Adventurers, seakayakadventures.com, Chris, and Jerry explore the world of sea kayaking. An adventure for fit, with some sea kayaking experience and at least 8 years old, adventurers, their trips offer a unique perspective of getting-up-close to nature, culture, flora, fauna, and culture. Their tours include close encounters with various types of whales, exploring remote coastlines, observing bears, paddling the Bay of Pigs, walking through rural Albania, and other unique experiences. Sea Kayak Adventures offers sea kayking expeditions to Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Cuba, Alaska, and Europe. Some of their programs are designed for families, which include three-passenger kayaks so younger children can sit between their parents. For a truly fascinating, invigorating, and awe-inspring vacation, take a Sea Kayak Adventure.

  Understand how adventure gives us greater confidence to tackle life’s challenges Learn why special, difficult-to-reach places in wilderness help us gain perspective on our life back at home Appreciate how adventure helps us lose control and “be out on a limb” Accept that adventure is a choice and is available outside our front door everyday Receive practical ideas on how to take your kids on your own adventures

  Understand how adventure gives us greater confidence to tackle life’s challenges Learn why special, difficult-to-reach places in wilderness help us gain perspective on our life back at home Appreciate how adventure helps us lose control and “be out on a limb” Accept that adventure is a choice and is available outside our front door everyday Receive practical ideas on how to take your kids on your own adventures

In a yearlong adventure to explore his home country of Scotland, Will Copestake kayaked 1655 km around the coast in 122 days from Solway Firth to Berwick Upon Tweed. He then cycled 2510 km while summiting all 282 Munros. It was a doorstep adventure he calls Machair to Munro and you can read more about it at his website willcopestakemedia.com. Will Copestake, welcome to The Pursuit Zone.

The Hobba family - explain how they kayaked Canada’s Inside Passage with a six year old.  From the archive at SeaKayakPodcasts.com

Omer Singer - the best locations in Israel for a visiting paddler to sea kayak.  From the archive at SeaKayakPodcasts.com

Harry Whelan - how to go sea kayaking in the heart of London. From the archive at SeaKayakPodcasts.com

Brian Wilson is author of two of the most addictive and enjoyable Sea Kayaking books, Blazing Paddles and Dancing With Waves, which came as a result of his trip around the coast of Scotland and Ireland a few years back. Here he chats with Simon Willis from Sea Kayak Routes and tells the story of his paddling, his writing and his next book.

With trails becoming more overcrowded by the year, folks seeking isolation will need to do one of two things; find more “wild” trails and locations or find a new adventure sport altogether.  Brett, an experienced instructor, is joining us today to tell us why sea kayaking is such a wonderful experience and why you should consider it for your next adventure sport obsession. He has us convinced! www.adventureotaku.com IG: @adventure.otaku Twitter: @adventureotaku **ANNOUNCEMENT** ADVENTURE GRANT APPLICATION OPEN  Go to athleticbrewing.com/adventure-grant-application to apply for our first ever $1,000 adventure grant, funded by Athletic Brewing Company!  Follow the link for all the rules and instructions for how to apply! Athletic Brewing Company is a pioneer in craft non-alcoholic beer. They make great-tasting beer for the healthy, active, modern adult. Athletic uses certified all organic grains and only 50-70 calories a can. With IPA, Golden Ale, stouts, and tons of seasonal style offerings. Save 15% by using ADVENTURE at athleticbrewing.com @athleticbrewing AfterShokz, the award-winning headphone brand, best known for its open-ear listening experience. To learn more and save $50 on AfterShokz Adventure Bundles visit asp.aftershokz.com @aftershokz If you're in need of some personalized advice before buying your gear, go to backpacktribe.com. You're not only able to purchase the gear you need on their website but talk with someone with the experience and know how. They also offer gear bundles and free shipping. @backpacktribal Get your insulated Swayy hammock today at swayyhammocks.com and enter code ADVENTURE for 20% off your hammock today. @swayyhammocks CS Instant Coffee is 100% Arabica, they use compostable packaging provides that guilt-free convenience, and is perfect for the trail, office, and fitness. Visit csinstant.coffee and use promo code 'Adventure' for 20% off at csinstant.coffee @c.s.coffee Support the Adventure Sports Podcast by giving as low as $1/month to our efforts to produce this show at patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast Call and leave us a voicemail at 812-MAIL-POD or 812-624-5763 or send an email to info@adventuresportspodcast.com