
Episode #92: Life at Sea, Master Mariners Racing, and Going with the Flow (Latitude 38 Verbatim)
This week’s host, Monica Grant, reads 3 articles from the May 2023 issue of Latitude 38 Sailing Magazine. Hear “Making Sense of a Life at Sea” by Emma Casey, “Master Mariners Racing – An Ageless Tradition” by Martha Blanchfield, and “Going with the Flow” by Ashley Gremel.
This episode covers everything from rough waters to beautiful sunsets. Here’s a small sample of what you will hear in this episode:
- What is Landfall Leatherworks?
- How’s the trip from Maldives to Seychelles?
- What is the Master Mariners Race?
- Where are the Sandwich Islands?
- What does the Master Mariners Benevolent Association do?
- Who was Matthew Turner?
- Where can you see pilot whales?
- Who is Chris Parker?
Follow along and read the articles at https://www.latitude38.com/issues/may-2023/#54, https://www.latitude38.com/issues/may-2023/#64, and https://www.latitude38.com/issues/may-2023/#94.
Check out the episode and show notes below for much more detail.
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Show Notes
- Life at Sea, Master Mariners Racing, and Going with the Flow (Latitude 38 Verbatim)
- [0:22] Welcome to Good Jibes with Latitude 38
- [0:27] Monica Grant
- [0:32] Subscribe to Latitude 38 at Latitude38.com
- [0:42] Follow along and read the article at https://www.latitude38.com/issues/may-2023/#54
- “Making Sense of a Life at Sea” by Emma Casey
- [2:28] Half Moon Bay, CA
- [3:25] Pandemic
- [4:32] Landfall Leatherworks
- [4:50] Sausalito Working Waterfront
- [6:52] Addu, Maldives, Victoria, Seychelles
- [7:11] Enjoy sailing downwind? Yes, it’s possible with Walder Boom Brake. No more risk of violent jibing and the danger from the boom crossing from one side to the other. With a Walder, my boom is immobilized and stabilized. When jibing occurs, the boom will swing itself over smoothly and controlled. No need to rig a preventer, no need to climb on the deck. All I have to do once the boom is over to port or starboard is to put the Walder’s line on tension – and this from the safety of the cockpit. What a pleasure. I can sail quietly – even if there’s a swell and in light weather, my boom is not flapping. The Walder is easy to rig and even easier to use. You will enjoy sailing downwind with Walder Boom Brake. Just google Walder Boom Brake to learn more
- “Master Mariners Racing – An Ageless Tradition” by Martha Blanchfield
- [7:56] Follow along and read the article at https://www.latitude38.com/issues/may-2023/#64
- [8:22] Master Mariners Race
- [9:26] Sandwich Islands (Hawaii)
- [11:07] Master Mariners Benevolent Association (MMBA), Hans List
- [12:47] Boatman’s Protective Association (BPA)
- [14:56] Neil Gibbs
- [15:46] COVID-19
- [17:04] Wesley Nunez
- [18:05] Andy & Melissa Flick
- [19:02] Encinal Yacht Club (EYC), St. Francis Yacht Club (StFYC)
- [19:27] Alcatraz
- [20:11] MMBA Wooden Boat Show, Corinthian Yacht Club (CYC)
- [21:02] The Arques School of Traditional Boatbuilding
- [22:04] Matthew Turner
- [23:07 ] MMBA Small-Craft Preservation Foundation
- [25:15] Enjoy sailing downwind? Yes, it’s possible with Walder Boom Brake. No more risk of violent jibing and the danger from the boom crossing from one side to the other. With a Walder, my boom is immobilized and stabilized. When jibing occurs, the boom will swing itself over smoothly and controlled. No need to rig a preventer, no need to climb on the deck. All I have to do once the boom is over to port or starboard is to put the Walder’s line on tension – and this from the safety of the cockpit. What a pleasure. I can sail quietly – even if there’s a swell and in light weather, my boom is not flapping. The Walder is easy to rig and even easier to use. You will enjoy sailing downwind with Walder Boom Brake. Just google Walder Boom Brake to learn more
- “Going with the Flow” by Ashley Gremel
- [26:09] Follow along and read the article at https://www.latitude38.com/issues/may-2023/#94
- [27:50] Cartagena, Colombia
- [29:48] Pilot Whales
- [30:16] Chris Parker, Marine Weather Center
- [30:50] Isla Mujeres, Mexico
- [32:45] Cancún, Mexico
- [33:18] Club de Yates
- [33:54] Check out the Latitude 38 Bookstore here for books recommended by Good Jibes guests
- [33:58] Make sure to follow Good Jibes with Latitude 38 on your favorite podcast spot and leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts
- [34:03] Got a great sailing story to submit? Do so at [email protected]
- [34:09] Subscribe to Latitude 38 at Latitude38.com
- [34:13] Email [email protected] to advertise on this podcast or in Latitude 38 sailing magazine
- [34:18] Check out the May 2023 issue of Latitude 38
- [34:32] Sign up for the Latitude 38 Crew List and get on the water with some new friends
- Theme Song: Pineapple Dream by SOLXIS
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Enjoy sailing downwind? Yes, it’s possible with Walder Boom Brake. No more risk of violent jibing and the danger from the boom crossing from one side to the other. With a Walder, my boom is immobilized and stabilized. When jibing occurs, the boom will swing itself over smoothly and controlled. No need to rig a preventer, no need to climb on the deck. All I have to do once the boom is over to port or starboard is to put the Walder’s line on tension – and this from the safety of the cockpit. What a pleasure. I can sail quietly – even if there’s a swell and in light weather, my boom is not flapping. The Walder is easy to rig and even easier to use. You will enjoy sailing downwind with Walder Boom Brake. Just google Walder Boom Brake to learn more