Podcast appearances and mentions of skip novak

We've explored the changing Arctic in a couple of our our Clean Sailors podcasts to date, but what about Antarctica and the Southern Ocean; what is it like and how is it changing?There is no other sailor to ask than Skip Novak - from Antarctica, Patagonia, South Georgia, the Northwest passage, Falklands, Atlantic, Pacific to the South Sandwich Islands, Svalbard, Spitsbergen: you name it, Skip has sailed it, and has sailed the most sea miles of any other sailor, alive or dead.Tune in to this episode to hear more on Skip's lifetime of sailing and, importantly, how the southern-most, at times most-formidable region of our planet, Antarctica, has been shifting.

Jon Amtrup is an avid environmentalist, and one of the world's top high latitude skippers. He was an obvious choice for GREENPEACE for their arctic research expedition this summer, aboard their recently acquired sailboat WITNESS. She used to be named “Pelagic Australis” and was designed and built by Skip Novak. She is a unique expedition sailboat, as well adapted to the high Arctic as Jon himself. -- ON THE WIND is presented by Forbes Yachts, the yacht sales professionals. Forbes Yachts sell the boats that allow you to effortlessly connect your passion for yachting to the sea, bringing your world one step closer to perfection. Visit forbesyachts.com to get in touch. -- ON THE WIND is also supported by SailTies, a free app that makes it easy to record all your sailing experience in one place. A digital record of all your voyages, certificates, crew, vessels and clubs. To find out more about SailTies, go to sailties.net  

Skip Novak returns to the podcast to talk about his new book Skip Novak On Sailing: Words of Wisdom from 50 Years Afloat. There's not much Skip hasn't done in his remarkable sailing career, including 4 Whitbread races, a 5th round-the-world race on a maxi catamaran, and of course pioneering expedition sailing in Tierra del Fuego, Cape Horn and Antarctica. I talked to Skip about his new book and in particular some of the more 'controversial' topics he writes about. Pickup Skip's new book here. Check out 59-north.com to learn more about 59º North Sailing. -- If you liked this conversation you'll LOVE The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's 'deep dives on the art of seam'nship.' Join our interactive community and get involved in the conversation at quarterdeck.59-north.com. First two weeks FREE, then multiple pricing options thereafter. 

Skip Novak is a lifetime offshore sailor, veteran of four Whitbread Round the World and other races, and owner of Pelagic Expeditions. He recently published the boat "On Sailing." We talk about the book, learning to sail, Kirsten Neuschafer, combining sailing and climbing, design aspects of proper bluewater cruising boats, deck layout on Skip's boats, rigging for heavy weather, heaving-to, drogues and sea anchors, rudders and keels, unnecessary features often found on modern sailboats, older boats, simplicity, communication, managing Starlink, safety, below-deck features of a bluewater boat, catamarans, favorite wildlife, sailing amongst ice, favorite moments, and more. Shownotes are at https://www.paultrammell.com/podcast-season-6 Support the show through Patreon here patreon.com/paultrammell

Kirsten won the 2022 Golden Globe Race, and became the first woman to win a sailing race around the world by the three great capes, crewed or solo, and the first South African to win an around the world race. Kirsten sailed Minnehaha, a Cape George 36 in the race, which she refit over one year in Prince Edward Island, Canada. Before the race, she worked as a skipper with Skip Novak's Pelagic Expeditions, taking crews to Antartica, Patagonia, South Georgia Island, and the Falklands.  We talk about preparing for the race, her boat, the ten sails she took, maximizing boat speed, different sail combinations, the double-yankee sail, reefing, using a trisail, hositing and dousing the spinnaker, tiller vs wheel, using the Hydrovane, navigational difficulties, getting more in tune with nature when sailing without modern electronics, the mental challenge of calms, rescuing Tapio Lehtinen, beautiful experiences in the race, future plans, and more. Links and photos can be found at https://www.paultrammell.com/podcast-season-6

#173. Did you know that Skip Novak is about to have a new book released? In this great chat, the renowned sailor and expedition leader presents his third publication, "Skip Novak on Sailing: Words of Wisdom from 50 Years Afloat". He also shares some memories from the nearly four decades running Pelagic Expeditions, with adventures in the high latitudes. Guess what? You will get to know Skip's actual name! If you wish to listen to the full episode, please head to: https://podcastmaresonora.com/ and check out the "Support" section. Link to pre-order Skip's Novak latest book: https://amzn.eu/d/5tm2MKa To know more about Pelagic Expeditions, visit: https://www.pelagic.co.uk/ Cheers, Marina Português: Você sabia que Skip Novak está prestes a lançar um novo livro? Neste bate-papo, o renomado velejador e expedicionário das altas latitudes apresenta sua terceira publicação, "Skip Novak sobre velejar: sabedoria após 50 anos no mar". Ele também compartilha memórias das quase quatro décadas à frente da empresa Pelagic Expeditions, nas altas latitudes de ambos hemisférios. E você vai descobrir qual o verdadeiro nome de Skip Novak! Para ouvir o bate-papo completo, escolha a opção que preferir. Saiba tudo no site: https://podcastmaresonora.com/ através da seção "Apoie". Link para compra antecipada do livro de Skip Novak: https://amzn.eu/d/5tm2MKa Conheça mais sobre a empresa Pelagic Expeditions pelo link: https://www.pelagic.co.uk/ Bons ventos, Marina Apoio: Café do Luiz Café artesanal, especial e cultivado no Sudoeste de MG. Entregas para todo o Brasil. Entre em contato pelos números a seguir: SP (11) 99830-0777 ou 98622-2612 Florianópolis (48) 99621-9288

(#210 Replay). We're dipping into the archives for the next six weeks. ON THE WIND is on a new-episode hiatus until August 23, but we didn't want to leave you hanging for so long! So OTW host and founder Andy Schell has put together new intros for some of his favorite interviews of the past. Furthermore, all of these archive episodes have some kind of relevance in the present-tense. If you're new to the show, these are some of the best...if you're an old-hand, you'll love listening again! -- We've also announced 5 new passages on FALKEN for 2023 - two in February in the UK, the very first trips on the new boat; one cruising the west coast of Iceland; and two more in October 2023 sailing Portugal to the Azores and back again! Those are open for booking now at 59-north.com/2023. Join us at the Annapolis Boat Show for the SEAMANSHIP FOR OFFSHORE SAILING SEMINAR, hosted by Andy Schell & Nikki Henderson. And join The QUARTERDECK! Check out our seamanship community platform at quarterdeck.59-north.com.

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS / MOON KNIGHT SPOILER REVIEW SHOW with Dan Roberts, Skip Novak, and guest panelists publisher and author Tim Murr & Jason Rasso filling in for Walt and Scott. The title says it all, plus we remember George Perez.

This is Rodney Trudgeon and I'm very excited to introduce you to my guest on People of Note this week. Her name is KIRSTEN NEUSCHAFER and she is a hugely experienced solo yachtsman who has spent the last 5 years cruising the Southern Ocean alone while working for Skip Novak, including sail training and deliveries. Now she is about to undertake her biggest challenge as the only woman taking part in the notoriously difficult and dangerous Golden Globe Race which sets off from France in September. It is a solo race which means Kirsten will be completely alone at sea for some 7 months and the competitors are not allowed to call into a port at any stage of the race.

This is Rodney Trudgeon and I'm very excited to introduce you to my guest on People of Note this week. Her name is KIRSTEN NEUSCHAFER and she is a hugely experienced solo yachtsman who has spent the last 5 years cruising the Southern Ocean alone while working for Skip Novak, including sail training and deliveries. Now she is about to undertake her biggest challenge as the only woman taking part in the notoriously difficult and dangerous Golden Globe Race which sets off from France in September. It is a solo race which means Kirsten will be completely alone at sea for some 7 months and the competitors are not allowed to call into a port at any stage of the race.

#335. Kirsten Neuschäfer is a professional sailor and adventurer, most recently working as a skipper for Skip Novak's Pelagic Expeditions in Antarctica in the Southern Ocean. At 22 she cycled solo 15,000 km from Europe to her home in South Africa, and is now preparing for her biggest challenge yet - the 2022 Golden Globe Race, a solo, nonstop circumnavigation of the globe starting next year! -- ON THE WIND is presented by Forbes Yachts. Forbes & Jamie Horton are real-deal yacht brokers, living the dream everyone talks about having cruised the Bahamas and Caribbean in both sail and power boats, with and without kids! Visit forbesyachts.com to buy or sell your dream boat or listen to Forbes' latest adventures on a 35-foot lobster boat in the Bahamas in episode 332.

Kirsten is an extremely accomplished blue-water sailor, with extensive experience in the high latitudes. She is an entrant in the 2022 Golden Globe Race, and a skipper of Skip Novak's expedition sailboat Pelagic. We discuss her sailing history, working for Skip Novak, South Georgia Island, anchoring, heavy weather, heaving-to, dressing for the Southern Ocean, the Golden Globe Race, safety, her Cape George 36 Minnehaha, catching rainwater, dual mainsheets vs a traveler, and singlehand sailing.

Skip Novak (69) have been a sailor his whole life. First as a dinghy sailor home in Chicago, then as a round the world racing sailor and for the last 30 years he has been a pioneer in high latitude sailing. His company Pelagic regularly takes explorers, divers, climbers, scientists and TV crew too remote and cold places. It's worth checking out this video of the new yacht in his fleet: The Pelagic 77  and this of the launch of Vinson of Antarctica If you need more information about sailing in the high latitudes check out the book I wrote with Bob Shepton: High Latitude Sailing - Self-sufficient sailing techniques for cold waters and winter seasons. 

Kirsten Neuschafer is a South African yachtswoman. She has been sailing dinghies since her childhood, but sailing since 2006 as a profession. From sailing training to sailboat deliveries, she built a diverse set of skills and experience. Kirsten's longest single-handing was a delivery from Portugal to South Africa with only a wind-vane as self-steering, on an old and maintenance-intensive 32 foot ferro-cement sloop. In 2015, she began working for Skip Novak on his Pelagic Expeditions to South Georgia, The Antarctic Peninsula, Patagonia and the Falklands. Kirsten has sailed several film crews down to capture the beauty of the Antarctic. She was featured in National Geographic series “Wild_Life Resurrection Island with Bertie Gregory” as she sailed his crew throughout South Georgia to shed light on the beautiful ecosystems and hardships they've faced. She also sailed and was a support vessel for several crews from the newest BBC series “Seven Worlds, One Planet” for footage of leopard seal predation against gentoo penguins and albatross behavior from Bird Island South Georgia.  Along with sailing, she also enjoys other solitary adventures. She cycled from Europe back home to South Africa (15000 km over approximately one year) on her own when she was just 22. She traveled throughout the Northwest and Central Africa into Southern Africa and eventually ending in Cape Agulhas. The trip brought trials and tribulations but was life-enriching in every sense, giving her the deepest appreciation of Africa and her people.  Her next challenge is the Golden Globe Race 2022, a solo, non-stop, unassisted circumnavigation. This retro race is based upon the first solo circumnavigation race that took place in 1968. In order to stay true to the original circumnavigation, boats are all older designs, no bigger than 36 foot- and modern navigational technology, like GPS, is not permitted. Instead she will be depending upon her skills in celestial navigation and dead reckoning. The route for the race is France, down the Atlantic, east-about the Southern Ocean, and back up the Atlantic to France- an approximate distance of 30,000 nautical miles and anywhere from 7 to 9 months or more at sea. This is largely a race of attrition, luck, seamanship- and adventure! How to follow:https://kirstenggr.com/https://www.facebook.com/KirstenNeuschaferGGR/https://www.instagram.com/kirstenggr/Donations:https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LB2RANNXEQ6P6https://www.gofundme.com/f/kirsten-golden-globe/donate#yachting #yacht #yachtlife #sailing #yachts #boat #boating #luxury #superyacht #luxuryyacht #boats #boatlife #sea #yachtdesign #luxurylifestyle #yachtlifestyle #yachtworld #megayacht #yachtcharter #motoryacht #sail #travel #yachtinglife #superyachts #sailboat #sailinglife #ocean #yachtinglifestyle #vlog #yachtinginternationalradio

This week we take a wonderful journey back to the Whitbread years, and also to some extremely cold climates with legend of The Ocean Race Skip Novak. Skip competed in four editions of the Whitbread Round the World Race before deciding to follow his passion for exploration and adventure at high latitudes with his company Pelagic Expeditions. We relive Skip's near-death experience aboard Drum with rock star Simon Le Bon, learn how sailing can bring people together across political and social divides, and hear about exploring polar environments affected by climate change.

The worlds of offshore sailing and unbridled adventure meet head to head in this month's edition of Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast, as the two time Olympic gold medallist talks face to face with legendary American Whitbread skipper and off the grid sailing expedition pioneer Skip Novak.Today, Novak is known throughout the sailing world as the go to man for sailing led polar exploration. For over three decades he has been running his famous "Pelagic' exploration yachts and is a man with much to say about his career exploring at high latitude, a passion that first came to him while racing around the planet in his first of four Whitbread Round the World Yacht Races."Not many people know this but as navigator I used to 'tweak' the course every now and again, saying 'we need to head up ten' only to see these places and come a little bit closer to get a view, something you wouldn't do today, but I loved to see these mountainous places coming up out of the mist and fog, and blowing like hell, and there was wildlife, seals jumping all over the place, and penguins, and I thought 'I have to go there one day, I have to see these places, and step on shore'".That first Whitbread adventure took place in 1977, as the navigator onboard second place finisher 'King's Legend', but perhaps his most famous Whitbread entry was also one of the race's more unusual.By 1985 British pop sensations Duran Duran were widely acknowledged as one of the decade's biggest super groups. A platinum album, world wide tours, Rolling Stone magazine covers, Grammy Awards, number ones either side of the Atlantic, the band had become a global phenomenon.However, their meteoric rise to stardom had totally passed by a busy Skip Novak, but the global success of Simon Le Bon and his band were about to impact heavily on Novak's sailing career. Having unsuccessfully trawled the boardrooms of corporate America for sponsorship, Novak's Whitbread future looked uncertain, but a phone call from the eighties pop ensemble very quickly changed everything. It's an amusing tale, a story of how Novak was soon skippering the most famous band of the eighties around the world in a seventy seven foot maxi the band christened 'Drum'."We stuck (the hull) in the water and towed it across to Cowes, and we were all down below, Simon (Le Bon) came down for this of course, and we were all down below and somebody said 'Simon, what are we gonna call this thing, what are we gonna name it Simon', and he banged on the hull, and the whole hull reverberated like this and he said 'Let's call it Drum' and that's how that happened." Duran Duran front man Simon Le Bon makes a guest appearance in Part 1 of this podcast, talking to Robertson about the band's exploits onboard 'Drum'. Before the Whitbread itself had even started, Novak, Le Bon and the crew had already taken an unwelcome visit to the front pages of the world's tabloid press, following a catastrophic capsize in the 1985 edition of the Fastnet Race. Novak's eloquent and dramatic account of the incident is typical of his laid back but descriptive style, "I got out as the water was pouring in through the hatch, I was like a salmon trying to swim upstream, the deck was coming down on top of me, I grabbed the rail and it went 'bang', like a coffin had shut!". The tales that follow are as amusing as they are compelling, and leave the listener pondering on whether such an oddball pairing of financial backing and sporting endeavour could ever possibly be beaten.

The worlds of offshore sailing and unbridled adventure meet head to head in this month's edition of Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast, as the two time Olympic gold medallist talks face to face with legendary American Whitbread skipper and off the grid sailing expedition pioneer Skip Novak.Today, Novak is known throughout the sailing world as the go to man for sailing led polar exploration. For over three decades he has been running his famous "Pelagic' exploration yachts and is a man with much to say about his career exploring at high latitude, a passion that first came to him while racing around the planet in his first of four Whitbread Round the World Yacht Races.Part Two of this podcast sees the pair pick up with more Whitbread revelations, including Novak's telling of the tragedy surrounding his 1989 Whitbread campaign as skipper of 'Fazisi', the first ever Soviet team entry into the iconic round the world race, that happened to see the crew racing around the planet while at home, the collapse of the Iron Curtain was bringing in wide sweeping changes to Gorbachev's Soviet Union. Throughout this edition of the podcast, Novak's accounts of his time spent racing around the planet make for compulsive listening, he's a man that's written many a book about his ocean adventures, and his impressive story telling is on show for all to see here, as he dips into a vast memory bank of over four decades of ocean adventure.The final segment in this edition sees the pair turn to Novak's love of exploration, as he reveals his love of the polar regions, the growth of his expedition operation 'Pelagic' and how he has turned the endeavour into a successful global business. He discusses what makes the perfect exploration vessel, and reveals how his love of climbing and life in the mountains has dove tailed perfectly with his thirst for polar adventure.

In this week's episode of BOAT Briefing, the team reveal why it's not all bad news on the brokerage front, why Australia might be ripe for a charter boom and how the superyacht industry is trying to clean up its act. This week, we also hear from Skip Novak, the master of high latitudes sailing. Hear about Skip's career skippering yachts in Antarctica and some truly scary crossings of Drake Passage.

The Necrocasticon Presents, You've Got to be kidding, with your hosts, speculative fiction authors, Tom Clark, and Skip Novak. This time around, the guys tangled with the fools who believe we faked the moon landing.

It's our annual STAR WARS SPOILER REVIEW show! This year, we tackle not only STAR WARS EPISODE IX: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER... But we also go to war with the toxic fans. Starring Tommy Clark, Mr. Scott, Sgt Fury and Darth Bacon (aka Skip Novak). With special guest Jerret T. Perkins of the Unidluted Podcast.

Volume 5 chapter 9 of The Necrocasticon welcomes author Tim Meyer to talk about his recent books, as well as how to manage the juggling act known as balancing family and writing. In wrestler vs a B-movie, Dan reviews Dolls, and we test our friendship with Skip Novak, as he tells us about another new release, Hi-Death.  Scott consoles Iris in this week's Top 10 things trending in metal and horror, and Walter gargles razor blades? And don't forget Tom has a HUGE announcement at the back end of the show. What is it? Listen to find out!

The fifth volume of the Necrocasticon brings you its sixth chapter... with special guest, author Lucas Mangum. Lucas talks about his days singing in a band, plus his style of horror... and romance? We're also giving you a NON-SPOILER review of GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS and Iris has the Top 10 Things trending in Metal & Horror this week. We're missing Scott this week, but Skip Novak from You've Got To Be Kidding has hopped on board to help Tom, Dan and Walter out.

Volume 5 chapter 3 of the Necrocasticon welcomes actor-director Luciana Faulhaber. Tom reviews John Wick 3: Parabellum. In Wrestler vs B-Movie, Scott & Dan review Don't Look, Luciana's directorial clown slasher final girl flick. Walt revisits the 20th anniversary of Paradise Lost's HOST and Skip Novak joins us later to review the Game of Thrones finale. All this plus Iris and the top 10 things trending in Horror & Metal!

Welcome Volume 4 Chapter 50 is jam packed! Tom interviews actress Kira Reed Lorsch. Then the panel brings in Skip Novak to discuss The Silence on Netflix, and the novel by Tim Lebbon, plus Tom revisits another Netflix adaptation’s source material, Adam Nevill's The Ritual, for some Blood Frenzy and Old Gods. Scott asks the question: why is Machine Head rebooting Burn My Eyes, Walt reviews Iced Earth's re-release of Into the Realm and Dan is relieved he didn't have to endure Pet Sematary. All this, plus Iris has the top 10 things trending this week in metal & horror!

Necrocasticon Volume 4 Chapter 39 is full of special guests this week! First, our friend Skip Novak, from You've got to be Kidding, joins Tom at the campfire to discuss the new movie BLOOD BOUND, and Tom and our friend Devilboy interview the director, Richard LeMay! Then, Sgt Fury tackles Daniel Baldwin and Vivica A Fox's CROSSBREED. We've got a new thing: Devil Boys Top 10 Picks this week in Metal & Horror. Did Walt like the Weezer covers album and King Diamond's Abigail live album? And Scott and Tom go around with Bohemian Rhapsody and... the fan community.

Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Podcast host Armand Rosamilia is joined in-studio by his lovely wife Shelly Rosamilia of Lunch Ladies Book Club as they chat about Scares That Care Charity Weekend Plus a surprise baseball player guest cameo and an interview with Skip Novak from You've Got To Be Kidding Me podcast (with a couple of guests in that interview, too)

Volume 4 Chapter 13 of the Necrocasticon comes to you live from Scares That Care 2018! We have a special panel for you featuring Tom & Liz with Mike Duke and Lucas Milliron... and an appearance by our movie reviewer, Skip Novak. We talk about the root notes of American horror – The House of Seven Gables, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, Edgar Alan Poe and more.

We get freaky as we cross over with our sister podcast, You've Got To Be Kidding and tell you about our favorite scary conspiracy theories in horror and metal. Skip Novak, Tom's co-host from You've Got To Be Kidding, reviews a documentary, CALLING ALL EARTHLINGS. As a bonus, Skip and Tom talk to the director, Jonathan Berman! Known as the Landers, they are very reminiscent of the UFO Cult in The Endless! Plus Scott takes us on a trip back in time to remember the Lost Boys, we celebrate James Hetfield's birthday and Liz pops in to give us a double shot of the Video Nasties.

Volume 4 Chapter 9 welcomes back author Kelli Owen to the panel as we discuss our mid-year picks for horror & metal. But that's not all, as the is week in Metal & Horror History brings us a discussion on novelist Dean Koontz! Plus we interview actor Faran Tahir and Skip Novak reviews A.I. Tales!

The Necrocastcon's 150th Chapter! It's a star studded horror and metal spectacular! Hosts Tom Clark, Scott Groverston, Walt Ball & Liz Gray dig into the sword & sorcery behind metal with special guest guitarist Pete Holmes from Blackwulf! #RobertEHoward #Conan We also talk to independent movie directors Brian Hewitt (Hewitt Films) and Mike Fitzgerald (Fiendish Films) about their new indy horror movie, TRANSFORMATION! And a special bonus, as Tom sits down with his YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING co-host Skip Novak and writer/publisher Jeff Burk (Deadite Press/Eraserhead Press) for a discussion on Edward Lee, crazy people in horror and other random things. All this plus Walt tells us how sharp The Sword's latest, Used Future is, Tom took a trip to an Uprising in the Pacific Rim and Scott gives the axe handle to somebody Ultramantis.

#210: Skip Novak is a leader in the expedition sailing world, and his Pelagic expeditions based in Patagonia are world-class, and a huge inspiration to our business at 59 North with Isbjorn. Skip & Andy spoke about his career in the Whitbread Race, growing up in Chicago, building an expedition business, sailing with Magnus Olsson and much more.

#157. is John Harries, the founder of morganscloud.com, AKA ‘Attainable Adventure Cruising,’ and in my opinion the foremost authority on safe and simple ocean sailing boats & equipment. He’s an accomplished high latitudes sailor with over 150,000 miles under his keel. Mia and I met him for a round 2 on the podcast in Lunenburg, where he dinghied out to Isbjorn for an in-person chat. We discussed sailing in the Arctic, Isbjorn's original owner Warren Browne, who John sailed with, Skip Novak, batteries for offshore cruising boats, the Adventure 40 project, podcasting and media in general and much, much more. We’re joined in this episode by some of Isbjorn’s crew for the leg 9, south from Lunenburg to Annapolis. They chime in later in the chat with their own comments and questions, and are my good friend Tom Herrington, the guy with the Richmond accent; crew member Dan Levine; my producer, Liz Karamavros; and Mia. -- Thanks for listening to ‘On the Wind,’ the podcast about sailing. If you’ve enjoyed the show, do us a big favor and help spread the word. Review us on iTunes, or better yet, share the podcast with your friends who you think might dig it. We really appreciate it. On the Wind is produced by me and Liz Karamavros. Cameron Deyell composed and performs the new intro music for the show. Blaggards are behind the outro music. Steve Olson is the graphic designer for all of 59 North’s projects, including the podcast artwork. Subscribe to ‘On the Wind’ on iTunes, Google Play, or wherever else you get your podcasts. If you haven’t done so yet, please head over to iTunes and leave a review for the show, it really & truly helps. And finally, huge thanks to all of our awesome listeners! Keep sending in your feedback and suggestions to andy@59-north.com. See you next week!