Join us this week as we chat with third-time guest Josh Kali about finishing the McIntyre Mini Globe Race 2025. Josh is a mountain climber, sailor, and professional marine technician who built his 19-foot one-design Skookum over the past few years and has now sailed it around the world. More »

Welcome back to Latitude 38’s podcast, Good Jibes, where we bring you the world of sailing through the eyes of the West Coast Sailor. This week we chat with Terry Moran — a sailor and Navy veteran who flew F-14 Tomcats and accumulated nearly 300 aircraft carrier landings. More »

This week we chat with Scott Easom about his prolific career in racing and rigging. Scott is the owner of Easom Racing and Rigging, is the YRA Buoy Guy, and has more nautical miles to his name than just about anyone. More »

This week we chat with 16-year-old singlehanded sailor Elliot Aron about sailing solo at any age. Tune in as Elliot chats with host Ryan Foland about his first solo crossing from LA to Catalina Island when he was 12, about the joy of being responsible for everything and about circumnavigating when he turns 18. More »

This week we chat with Vivian Matuk and Delores Chan about the Dockwalker program. Vivian is the Environmental Boating Program Manager for California State Parks and the California Coastal Commission, and Delores is the Environmental Engagement Program Project Manager for The Bay Foundation. More »

  Welcome to Latitude 38’s Good Jibes! In this podcast, we’re bringing you the world of sailing through the eyes of the West Coast Sailor. Each week, you’ll hear stories and tips from the West Coast sailing community on cruising, racing and just plain sailing. More »

This week we chat with Ocean Genome Atlas Project (OGAP) co-founder and board chair Peter Molnar about building a high-resolution genomic atlas of the oceans. Peter is on a mission to produce a global genomic atlas of the world’s oceans, providing critical information for planetary health, evolutionary and fundamental biology, and biomedicines of the future. More »

This week we chat with Chris Jester at the intersection of sailing and entrepreneurship. Chris has started not one, but FIVE sailing businesses, starting with SailTime Newport Beach. Tune in as Chris shares with Good Jibes host Ryan Foland about the French sailing trip that changed his life, how to find the type of sailing business that’s best for you, how to get to know your customer base, how to go from boat sales to boat company owner, and Chris’s fun future sailing plans with friends and family. More »

In today’s episode we catch up with with author Author Rod Scher to discuss what we can learn from some of the most fascinating and tragic shipwrecks in history. Rod has published several books including an annotation of Richard Henry Dana’s Two Years Before the Mast, Sailing by Starlight: The Remarkable Voyage of Globe Star in 2022, and Ship of Lost Souls: The Tragic Wreck of the Steamship Valencia in 2024. More »

This week’s we chat with accomplished Bay Area sailor John Sweeney about the latest in AI sailing and AI lawsuits. John Sweeney won this year’s Three Bridge Fiasco and has a storied history in the America’s Cup, El Toro nationals, and Baja Ha-Ha. More »