Podcasts about WOB

Brooke and Tyler bake up some warm bread to better understand the mind of the most confusing character in the Stormlight Archive. Nohadon began as a simple king who just wanted to take a walk but his journey has become the focal point of endless speculation throughout the fandom. #AllSpoilers Support this podcast by becoming a Patron on Patreon Get a discount on all your fantasy-inspired candles! Cantrip Candles [Affiliate Link]( hthttps://cantripcandles.com/?bg_ref=u7DgZasLmm) Discount Code: CANTRIPTYLER10 Original music by David Gruwier. "Radiant" by David Gruwier.

In this episode of the 20 Years of Women on Boards podcast, Claire Braund OAM speaks with Nadia Moffatt OAM, a South Australian non-executive director, governance specialist and long-standing consumer advocate whose board career has been shaped by resilience, independence and a determination to ensure different perspectives are heard. Nadia's story begins with her Italian migrant family and an early introduction to business, helping with her father's accounts and compliance from a young age. At just 12, her life changed dramatically when she suffered a major brain haemorrhage. After being told she may never walk again, Nadia embarked on a long rehabilitation journey, eventually returning to school, completing Year 12 and beginning university. That experience would go on to influence a career grounded in consumer advocacy and representation. Nadia discusses how she moved into governance, the challenges of building a board career when you bring something different to the table, and why listening to a broad range of perspectives leads to better decision-making. She also explores the value of diversity in the boardroom, arguing that it should be embedded throughout organisations rather than treated simply as a compliance exercise. For Nadia, diversity is most powerful when combined with the skills, governance experience and strategic capability boards need. A long-standing Women on Boards member, Nadia also reflects on the role WOB has played in building her confidence and capability, including learning she believes contributed to securing an Energy and Water Ombudsman board appointment. It is a candid conversation about overcoming adversity, finding your voice, bringing lived experience into governance and continuing to pursue opportunities even when the pathway to the boardroom isn't straightforward. Asked to describe her journey in three words, Nadia chooses: "Challenging, rewarding and engaging."   Learn more about Women on Board www.womenonboards.net/join

With an extraordinary portfolio spanning health, education, water, banking and sport, Elizabeth Crouch AM FAICD has built a board career defined by leadership, continuous learning and a deep commitment to public service. In this episode of the 20 Years of Women on Boards podcast, Elizabeth joins Claire Braund to reflect on the experiences that have shaped her journey from a 16-year career in the federal public service to becoming one of Australia's most experienced Chairs. Today, Elizabeth chairs six organisations, including Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, the Customer Owned Banking Association, Catholic Schools Parramatta, Ochre Health, Hunter Water Corporation and Hearing Australia. She is also Deputy Chair of the NSW Institute of Sport, serves on the Council of the University of Newcastle and is Emerita Deputy Chancellor of Macquarie University. Despite the breadth of her portfolio, Elizabeth remains committed to making space to learn, reflect and challenge her own thinking. She is also, she admits, getting better at saying no. Leadership under scrutiny Elizabeth's career has included involvement in major public infrastructure and legacy projects, from hospitals and schools to the delivery of Sydney's Opal card. When she joined the RailCorp board, the ticketing project was already seven years overdue. As Chair, Elizabeth helped make the difficult decision to draw a line under the existing project and refocus on the outcome it needed to achieve. The experience reinforced lessons she continues to take into the boardroom: understand your stakeholders, make timely decisions and stay focused on the outcome. Above all, she says, when operating under intense scrutiny, directors need to "communicate, communicate, communicate." Staying ahead of emerging risk Continuous learning has remained a feature of Elizabeth's board career. Recognising the growing cyber threat facing organisations, she returned to university and completed a Master of Cybersecurity in 2021. It is knowledge she says she now uses every day. For directors, she believes two critical cyber questions are understanding who is in your business and supply chain, and how quickly your organisation can respond when something goes wrong. Elizabeth also discusses what different sectors can learn from each other - from the entrepreneurial thinking of founder-led companies to the close connection not-for-profits often have with their customers and stakeholders. Many pathways to the boardroom A long-standing Women on Boards member, Elizabeth recalls thinking WOB was the "missing link" when it was established - providing women with a forum and network to help build their board careers. She believes one of WOB's important contributions has been showing women that there are many pathways to achieving their board ambitions. Looking to the future, Elizabeth believes board diversity must extend beyond gender. She sees an important opportunity to bring more younger, digitally native people into boardrooms, particularly as organisations navigate AI and emerging technology. Asked to sum up her journey over the past 20 years in three words, Elizabeth chose: Opportunity. Resilience. Service. Learn more about Women on Boards www.womeonboards.net/join

This week the WOB crew spotlights a mini boat show that focuses on the future of electric boating. Plus new boat lights for under the waterline can now have cameras! The post World of Boating 9-5-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

Former CEO and experienced director Margie Haseltine has built an extensive portfolio career across listed and private companies, including Metcash, Inghams Group, Kennards Hire, Real Pet Food Company and Active Tree Services. In this episode of the 20 Years of Women on Boards podcast, Margie joins Claire Braund OAM to reflect on the journey from growing up on a dairy farm in New Zealand to becoming CEO of MasterFoods Australia and, ultimately, building a successful board career. Margie stepped away from executive life in 2007 after 20 years with Mars. With three young children and years of extensive travel behind her, she was ready for a different career. That same year, she joined Women on Boards. Breaking into the boardroom was not easy. With a background in supply chain rather than law or accounting, Margie recalls being told she was unlikely to secure an ASX-listed board role. Instead of being deterred, she built her experience through smaller boards and continued putting herself forward for opportunities. That persistence eventually led to ASX-listed Bapcor, after Women on Boards helped put her forward for the role. Margie later became Chair, leading the company through a particularly challenging period and learning first-hand just how different the responsibilities of a Chair can be from those of a NED. Today, Margie enjoys the different dynamics offered by both listed and private boards and continues to be drawn to organisations where she connects with the people, purpose and business. She also reflects on how boardroom risks have changed, from cyber and ESG to psychosocial safety and the rapidly evolving implications of AI. For senior executives considering a board career, Margie cautions against assuming it is automatically the right next step. Board life requires flexibility, resilience and the ability to respond when challenges arise. A Women on Boards member since 2007, Margie describes the WOB community as an important part of her journey. Looking ahead, her advice for navigating disruption and difficult decisions is simple: "Be calm, and the facts are our friends." Asked to sum up her journey in three words, Margie chose: Resilience. Determination. Passion. Learn more www.womenonboards.net/join

Hour 1- Week Zero Previews: If We Could Only Watch One Game, What Would It Be? + Cobb Has Been Applying CBB's WOB to CFB... Does the SEC Need a New Metric?

This week the WOB crew check in with Joe from MotorCity Boat Werks and dig a bit deeper into what it takes to be an effective boating YouTuber. The post World of Boating 8-22-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew welcome back Mike the Mariner after an extended boating adventure in the Keys. Plus using the Gulf Stream to your advantage when cruising up the Florida coast. The post World of Boating 8-15-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss boating etiquette when it comes to sharing fishing spots on the water. Plus what do you do when you loose power and a huge cruise ship is coming straight at you? The post World of Boating 8-8-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

What do steelmaking, universities, ports, family businesses, cemeteries and rowing have in common? For experienced chair and non-executive director Robyn Buckham, they've all played a role in shaping a remarkable governance career built on curiosity, transformation and making a meaningful contribution.  In the latest episode of the 20 Years of Women on Boards podcast, Robyn reflects on a career that has never followed a conventional path. From an Arts degree and teaching, she unexpectedly found herself leading a major steel manufacturing business before moving into senior executive roles in higher education and, ultimately, a portfolio of board positions across the public, private and not-for-profit sectors.  Rather than carefully planning every career move, Robyn describes her journey as one shaped by opportunity, curiosity and a willingness to say yes. She believes careers often only make sense when viewed in hindsight, with each experience building the skills and confidence needed for the next challenge.  Throughout the conversation, Robyn shares with Claire Braund OAM practical insights on board leadership, succession planning and strategy. She argues that one of the biggest mistakes boards make is becoming distracted by the latest trend instead of maintaining focus on long-term strategic priorities. Whether discussing AI, financial performance or organisational transformation, she believes boards must continually ask the right questions while remaining grounded in their purpose.  Looking back on her own governance journey, Robyn says Women on Boards has played an important role by providing a practical, supportive community where aspiring and experienced directors learn from one another. She describes WOB as professional, realistic and refreshingly down-to-earth, helping women understand that successful board careers are built over time rather than achieved overnight.  As Women on Boards celebrates its 20th anniversary, Robyn believes the next frontier for governance is broader diversity around the board table. While significant progress has been made in increasing the representation of women, she argues boards should continue expanding opportunities for people from different cultural backgrounds, regions and lived experiences, recognising that stronger governance comes from hearing a wider range of voices.  For Robyn, the past two decades can be summed up in three words: diverse, fulfilling and useful, a fitting reflection on a career dedicated to making organisations stronger and leaving every board better than she found it.  >> Learn more about Women on Boards

This week the WOB crew recap a busy, but relatively safe Florida lobster mini season. Plus what is the best type of boat for lobstering/fishing in Florida? The post World of Boating 8-1-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss the closure of more West Marine stores. Plus Florida lobster season is about to begin and why boaters should be on the lookout. The post World of Boating 7-25-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

In this Episode, Claire Braund OAM sits down with long-term Women on Boards member Ditta Zizi—corporate governance strategist, arts leader, opera-trained singer and experienced non-executive director—to explore the experiences that have shaped her unique governance career. Drawing on senior executive roles with Airservices Australia, the Department of Industry and the Department of Education and Training, together with board appointments across the arts and cultural sectors, Ditta shares why the fundamentals of good governance remain the same regardless of whether you're serving on a commercial, government or not-for-profit board. She reflects on leadership, risk management, stakeholder engagement and what she learned navigating governance during the Global Financial Crisis and through her work on international OECD committees. A passionate advocate for music, Ditta also explains how music develops empathy, teamwork and communication—qualities that are just as valuable in the boardroom as they are on the stage. Reflecting on her long association with Women on Boards, Ditta describes WOB as an advocate, a reality check and a trusted source of advice. She speaks candidly about the value of receiving honest feedback from Ruth Medd—even when it was difficult to hear—and why organisations that champion women in leadership remain as important today as they were 20 years ago. She also acknowledges Claire Braund and Ruth Medd for building a community that advocates for women, provides practical support and offers honest feedback that helps members grow as directors. When asked to sum up her board journey in just three words, Ditta's answer perfectly captures the reality of a governance career: 'Challenging, but fun.' Listen now to hear Ditta's thoughtful reflections on governance, leadership, lifelong learning and building a meaningful portfolio career. Learn more about Women on Boards

This week Barry The Boater brings the WOB crew up to speed on getting his Triumph ready for the water. Plus 10 big challenges of living on a boat. The post World of Boating 7-18-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

We're back to WoBs, but did we ever really leave? Today we talk about what is (in my opinion) the craziest WoB from the December Spoiler stream, and a whoooole bunch of Shard stuff. And mantis shrimp. This episode we have Eric (Chaos), Ian (Weiry), Evgeni (Argent), and Grace (thegatorgirl)! Thumb is Autonomy by Medusa Dollmaker for the Shards of Creation game: https://coppermind.net/wiki/File:Shards_of_Creation_-_Autonomy_by_Medusa_Dollmaker.jpg 0:00:00 Introductions and Show & Tell 0:08:44 Can the Dor be taken up by a Vessel? 0:23:37 Creation of the Evil intentional? 0:36:53 Magic systems pre-Shattering 0:47:16 Tin Compounding 0:55:38 What can Aons not do? 1:05:05 Autonomy Investing on Scadrial 1:57:07 Why was Aux chosen to bond Szeth? 1:58:44 Romantic relationship between Ati and Leras 2:16:37 Who's That Cosmere Character If you like our content, support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/17thshard Purchase merch here! https://store.17thshard.com/ For discussion, theories, games, and news, come to https://www.17thshard.com Come talk with us and the community on the 17th Shard Discord: https://discord.gg/17thshard Want to learn more about the cosmere and more? The Coppermind Wiki is where it's at: https://coppermind.net Read all Words of Brandon on Arcanum: https://wob.coppermind.net Subscribe to Shardcast: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:102123174/sounds.rss Send your Who's That Cosmere Characters to wtcc@17thshard.com

This week the WOB crew bring on a new digital crew member. Plus moving a boat down to keys just in time for lobster season. The post World of Boating 7-11-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew are joined by Joe from MotorCity Boat Werks for some July 4th boat Maxing! Plus some of the best places on the east coast to go boating. The post World of Boating 7-4-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss a PR boating stunt to drum up interest in the latest Disney movie. Plus is renting a boat the best route for the first time boater? The post World of Boating 6-27-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

Inspire | Influence | Impact As Engineers Australia celebrates International Women in Engineering Day under the theme Engineering Intelligence, our latest 20 Years of Women on Boards podcast with Dr Bronwyn Evans AM provides a powerful reminder that engineering is about far more than technology. One of Australia's most respected engineers, Bronwyn was the first female CEO of both Engineers Australia and Standards Australia, has held senior executive roles at Cochlear and GE Healthcare, and now serves as a non-executive director across a range of sectors. She is also a long-standing Women on Boards member. In conversation with Claire Braund, Bronwyn reflects on a career shaped by curiosity, pragmatism and a willingness to seize opportunities. Growing up in Wollongong during a period of significant industrial growth, she developed an appreciation for practical problem-solving, multicultural collaboration and the belief that education could create opportunities regardless of background. A recurring theme throughout the discussion is the value engineers bring to leadership and governance. Bronwyn believes engineers are uniquely equipped for board roles because of their systems thinking, ability to understand complex problems and disciplined approach to decision-making. While engineers are often associated with technical expertise, she notes that many progress into executive leadership, strategy, operations and transformation roles, making them valuable contributors in the boardroom. The conversation also explores the evolution of technology, from punch-card programming and early automation systems through to today's AI-enabled world. Having completed a PhD in real-time robotic control systems, Bronwyn reflects on how rapidly technology has evolved and why engineers must continue to adapt and embrace new tools while maintaining a focus on solving meaningful problems. As discussions around artificial intelligence continue to dominate board and executive agendas, Bronwyn offers a thoughtful perspective on both the opportunities and challenges ahead. She highlights the importance of maintaining trust, integrity and standards while recognising that AI will continue to reshape how organisations operate and innovate. Bronwyn also reflects on the important role Women on Boards has played throughout her governance journey. Having joined WOB in 2007 while working at Cochlear, she describes the organisation as an egalitarian community where women can test ideas, learn from one another and access opportunities. She recalls the influence of early WOB conferences and the insights gained from global discussions about increasing women's representation on boards. Looking to the future, Bronwyn sees the next challenge as increasing diversity in all its forms, including bringing younger women, culturally diverse women and more engineers into boardrooms. Her message is clear: diverse perspectives lead to better thinking, better governance and better outcomes. Asked to summarise her journey over the past two decades, Bronwyn chose three words: opportunistic, enjoyable and learning. They are fitting reflections from a leader who has spent her career embracing new challenges, championing engineering and helping create pathways for future generations of women leaders. Learn more about Women on Boards

This week the WOB crew discuss the proper way to beach your boat. Plus the most common at-sea emergency. The post World of Boating 6-20-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss the latest information about West Marine filling for Chapter 11. Plus the unique issues to consider when trailering larger vessels. The post World of Boating 6-13-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew share some tips and tricks for first time boaters. Plus rating your boating IQ. The post World of Boating 6-6-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew are joined once again by Joe from MotorCity Boat Works who has leveraged the luck and inspiration of the Irish. The post World of Boating 5-30-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew celebrate the unofficial kick off of boating season for most of the USA. Plus how AI is evolving into a major safety advantage for boaters. The post World of Boating 5-23-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew celebrate the birthday of Greg Your-1st Mate. Plus fire prevention and what to do if your boat goes up in flames. The post World of Boating 5-16-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

Der FC St. Pauli empfängt den VfL Wolfsburg zum Endspiel am letzten Spieltag. Ein Podcast über Fehlentscheidungen, Burgzinnen und blanke Nerven.

This week the WOB crew are joined once again by Joe from MotorCity Boat Werks and talk talk everything from installing AC and a new engine. The post World of Boating 5-2-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss the most popular activities to do on your boat. Plus the top boat songs to enhance your next cruise. The post World of Boating 4-25-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew talk about the unpredictability of weather and why you should always plan for the worst. Plus we attempt to help a boater who just sold his vessel and is ready to buy a new one. The post World of Boating 4-18-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew celebrate 22 years on the air! Plus does Central Florida have their own Loch Ness Monster? The post World of Boating 4-4-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss an engine system designed to filter out microplastics from the environment while boating. Plus what is the most common issue boaters may face while out on the water? The post World of Boating 3-28-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas is just weeks away, and BTC Inc's Lana Miles is pulling back the curtain on what's coming. From a brand new Deal Day event to a very special 5th anniversary Women of Bitcoin bash honoring U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis, this year is shaping up to be the biggest one yet. Get discounted tickets using code HODL! We discuss: AI conversations, emerging voices Why down markets are actually the best time to attend a Bitcoin conference How the conference has launched careers — including Natalie's! Special changes for the 5th anniversary WOB event! ---- Order Natalie's new book "Bitcoin is For Everyone," a simple introduction to Bitcoin and what's broken in our current financial system: https://amzn.to/3WzFzfU  --- Coin Stories is powered by Gemini. Invest as you spend with the Gemini Credit Card. Sign up today to earn a $200 intro Bitcoin bonus. The Gemini Credit Card is issued by WebBank. See website for rates & fees. Learn more at https://www.gemini.com/natalie  ---- Ledn is the global leader in Bitcoin-backed loans, issuing over $9 billion in loans since 2018, and they were the first to offer proof of reserves. With Ledn, you get custody loans, no credit checks, no monthly payments, and more. Get .25% off your first loan, learn more at https://www.Ledn.io/natalie  ---- Natalie's Bitcoin Product Partners: For easy, low-cost, instant Bitcoin payments, I use Speed Lightning Wallet. Play Bitcoin trivia and win up to 1 million sats! Download and use promo code COINSTORIES10 for 5,000 free sats: https://www.speed.app/coinstories  Block's Bitkey Cold Storage Wallet was named to TIME's prestigious Best Inventions of 2024 in the category of Privacy & Security. Get 20% off using code STORIES at https://bitkey.world   Master your Bitcoin self-custody with 1-on-1 help and gain peace of mind with the help of The Bitcoin Way: https://www.thebitcoinway.com/natalie  With BitcoinIRA, you can invest in bitcoin 24/7 inside a tax-advantaged IRA. Choose a Traditional IRA to defer taxes, or a Roth IRA for tax-free withdrawals later. Take control of your future with BitcoinIRA: https://www.bitcoinira.com/natalie  Natalie's Upcoming Events: Bitcoin 2026 will be here before you know it. Get 10% off Early Bird passes using the code HODL: https://tickets.b.tc/event/bitcoin-2026?promoCodeTask=apply&promoCodeInput=  Join us for the biggest Bitcoin conference in Europe at BTC Prague this June 10-13 with a keynote from Michael Saylor, Code HODL for discounted passes: https://btcprague.com/    Extra Services to Consider: Protect yourself from SIM Swaps that can hack your accounts and steal your Bitcoin. Join America's most secure mobile service, trusted by CEOs, VIPs and top corporations: https://www.efani.com/natalie   Ditch your fiat health insurance like I did four years ago! Join me at CrowdHealth: www.joincrowdhealth.com/natalie  ---- This podcast is for educational purposes and should not be construed as official investment advice. ---- VALUE FOR VALUE — SUPPORT NATALIE'S SHOWS Strike ID https://strike.me/coinstoriesnat/ Cash App $CoinStories #money #Bitcoin #investing  

This week the WOB crew continue to discuss the latest boat show trends. Plus common phrases we use everyday that were originally started by sailors and pirates. The post World of Boating 3-21-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew speak with a boater who just upgraded a lot of stuff in his vessel only to have it stolen shortly thereafter. Plus Captain Rusty takes a break from running a successful boat dealership. The post World of Boating 3-14-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week Joe from MotorCity Boat Works joins the WOB crew again to discuss the challenges associated with boat restoration. The post World of Boating 2-28-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew discuss the viability of Hybrid boat engines. Plus the World of Boating Trivia Olympics! The post World of Boating 2-21-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

Nick Marovets Joins Trent, previewing Iowa State/BYU & Iowa/Wisconsin, why WOB matters & Tom Kakert talks Hawkeyes plus the Bears to Indiana?

Nick Marovets Joins Trent, previewing Iowa State/BYU & Iowa/Wisconsin, why WOB matters & Tom Kakert talks Hawkeyes plus the Bears to Indiana?

Oh man, there's just a few WoBs we haven't gone through yet, so now we are doing so! We are going through WoBs from the second half of 2025, going through Nexus WoBs. Today, Brandon just spoils the end of Horneater, and we discuss critical characters like Daggon and Tukks, and spiritual watersheds. This episode we have Eric (Chaos), Ian (Weiry), Evgeni (Argent), David (Windrunner), and Bonnie (Cosmeregirl)! This episode does have some brief discussion of Ghostbloods 1 readings. We also discuss a weird WoB first, and the link to that one is here: https://wob.coppermind.net/events/545-celsius-232-2025/#e16902 Thumbnail art is the Horneater Peaks by the incredible Anthony Avon, for the Cosmere RPG: https://bsky.app/profile/anthonyavonart.bsky.social/post/3lusj6tnewc2q 0:00:00 Introductions 0:04:04 "Pikemetal"? 0:10:10 Koloss in Era 3 0:12:33 Redheads and Horneater Ending 0:22:06 Hoid in Shadows for Silence 0:34:35 Hoid's wife 0:39:01 Crossover Characters in Era 3 0:50:04 Galactic Stalemate, Shards or People? 0:55:30 Shades and Luhel Bonds 1:03:34 Tukks lore 1:10:28 Placing Perpendicularities 1:26:12 Ghostbloods and Retribution 1:34:16 Did Adonalsium Relinquish Its Power? 1:39:48 Is Hoid a Cognitive Shadow? 2:09:21 Shard Intent vs. Vessel 2:17:29 Who's That Cosmere Character If you like our content, support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/17thshard Purchase merch here! https://store.17thshard.com/ For discussion, theories, games, and news, come to https://www.17thshard.com Come talk with us and the community on the 17th Shard Discord: https://discord.gg/17thshard Want to learn more about the cosmere and more? The Coppermind Wiki is where it's at: https://coppermind.net Read all Words of Brandon on Arcanum: https://wob.coppermind.net Subscribe to Shardcast: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:102123174/sounds.rss Send your Who's That Cosmere Characters to wtcc@17thshard.com

This week the WOB crew talk with a boater who has completed the great loop 4 and a half times! The post World of Boating 2-14-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew check in with fisherman in the Keys who just got his new boat. Plus after the latest blast of cold weather, Floridians are getting creative with all those frozen iguanas. The post World of Boating 2-7-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew hunker down for a rare blast of very cold air in Florida. Plus what we know about the biggest pirate festival in the world? The post World of Boating 1-31-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew share another boating story so you don't become “that guy.” Plus we take a look at the upcoming boat show season. The post World of Boating 1-24-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew catch up with Joe from MotorCity Boat Werks and discuss some the unique issues he is having installing USB outlets on his latest rebuild. The post World of Boating 1-17-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew have another discussion about what makes you a boater. Plus how to stay off the radar of the coast guard when boating off shore the USA. The post World of Boating 1-10-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB kick off 2026 by providing guidance for a friend who dreams of living on a boat in Florida. The post World of Boating 1-3-26 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew reflect on 2025 and use the holiday down time to go over their boating safety check lists. The post World of Boating 12-27-25 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew give credit to manufactures that have really thought through future maintenance and repairs for their legacy products. Plus boat clubs continue to expand around the world. The post World of Boating 12-20-25 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew catch up with Mike the Mariner who shares his holiday boating plans. Plus more coverage of the biggest and best Christmas light boat parades around the world. The post World of Boating 12-6-25 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.

This week the WOB crew remind you to once again give the gift of boating and offer up some sound alternatives to fighting the mad rush at the stores. The post World of Boating 11-29-25 appeared first on World of Boating Radio Show.