PODCAST | Lin Pardey on Love, Loss, and A Life Under Sail
In this special Ahoy! episode, sailing icon Lin Pardey reflects on a lifetime at sea, her powerful new memoir, and the emotional journeys that shape us all.
In this special Ahoy! episode, sailing icon Lin Pardey reflects on a lifetime at sea, her powerful new memoir, and the emotional journeys that shape us all.
From floating logs to today’s America’s Cup foilers, yacht design has been a journey of speed, survival and surprises.
Well-rested sailors make better decisions. From dry bunks to sleep strategies, here’s how to stay sharp and safe offshore.
Plenty of sailors can spin a good yarn at the bar, but it’s a real trick to be able to turn a phrase on paper.
In the Caribbean, colorful characters are always at play, no matter which island the party moves to next.
Choosing the right dinghy is just the start. Keeping it clean, not getting it stolen, and protecting it from punctures can involve a lifetime of learning.
You really haven’t lived until you’re shouting your lat/lon into the VHF radio as your main battery banks go underwater.
Fatty Goodlander knows how to keep a nervous crew member calm: by keeping them busy—and never allow talk of launching the liferaft.
Cap’n Fatty Goodlander’s 62 years of living aboard has helped him develop some less-than-traditional home schooling methods for the kids.
Cap’n Fatty Goodlander makes the switch to LED lights aboard Ganesh.
As Ganesh’s systems grow more complicated, Cap’n Fatty has had to spend plenty of time solving electrical problems aboard.
While waiting out the pandemic in Singapore, Cap’n Fatty enjoys some spins around the buoys.
In this special Ahoy! episode, sailing icon Lin Pardey reflects on a lifetime at sea, her powerful new memoir, and the emotional journeys that shape us all.
From floating logs to today’s America’s Cup foilers, yacht design has been a journey of speed, survival and surprises.
Well-rested sailors make better decisions. From dry bunks to sleep strategies, here’s how to stay sharp and safe offshore.
Plenty of sailors can spin a good yarn at the bar, but it’s a real trick to be able to turn a phrase on paper.
In the Caribbean, colorful characters are always at play, no matter which island the party moves to next.
Choosing the right dinghy is just the start. Keeping it clean, not getting it stolen, and protecting it from punctures can involve a lifetime of learning.
You really haven’t lived until you’re shouting your lat/lon into the VHF radio as your main battery banks go underwater.
Fatty Goodlander knows how to keep a nervous crew member calm: by keeping them busy—and never allow talk of launching the liferaft.
Cap’n Fatty Goodlander’s 62 years of living aboard has helped him develop some less-than-traditional home schooling methods for the kids.
Cap’n Fatty Goodlander makes the switch to LED lights aboard Ganesh.
As Ganesh’s systems grow more complicated, Cap’n Fatty has had to spend plenty of time solving electrical problems aboard.
While waiting out the pandemic in Singapore, Cap’n Fatty enjoys some spins around the buoys.
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