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Schooner ‘Bill of Rights’ Faces Eviction From Home Docks
Schooner 'Bill of Rights,' is facing eviction from her home dock in Chula Vista after more than a decade at her marina.
Good Jibes #235: Rod Scher on Historic Shipwrecks, With Host John Arndt
Host John Arndt chats with author Rod Scher to discuss what we can learn from some of the most fascinating and tragic shipwrecks in history.
Jim Brown Is Creating a History of Multihulls in Video: ‘Mavericks & Multihulls’
Multihull sailing started in the Pacific and has been part of the West Coast sailing culture ever since.
Where We Are Now — Beau Vrolyk on Buying ‘Mayan’
In researching and working on the documentary 'Wind In Their Sails: Death and Resurrection' filmmaker Vincent Casalaina interviewed Beau Vrolyk of the Alden schooner 'Mayan'.
‘La Volpe’ Races in America’s Schooner Cup on Her 100th Anniversary
San Diego's Silver Gate Yacht Club will host the 38th America’s Schooner Cup Charity Regatta on April 18.
Looking for the California History of ‘Grisette’
Many world-famous yachts have spent part of their lives on San Francisco Bay. Can you contribute to the history of 'Grisette'?
Alan Olson Receives Tall Ships America Lifetime Achievement Award
Call of the Sea founder Alan Olson has been awarded Tall Ships America's Lifetime Achievement Award.
Tule Reeds and Boating — Exploring California’s Indigenous Roots
Local youth Chaan-hee Mata-Lee shares her experience of Tule Day on Alcatraz, exploring and learning about the Indigenous traditions of using tule reeds to create homes, baskets, nets, and boats.
Good Jibes #224: Eric Jones on America’s Tall Ship ‘Eagle’ and Cal Poly Maritime, With Host John Arndt
This week we chat with 36-year US Coast Guard veteran and Cal Poly Maritime Academy superintendent Eric Jones.
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