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The American Sailor podcast delivers a monthly pulse of the sailing world, bringing you the news, stories, and conversations that connect and inspire sailors across the country. With engaging interviews from across the sailing community — from elite competitors to passionate grassroots sailors — we celebrate the sport’s legacy, explore its evolving future, and spotlight the people who make American sailing exceptional.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAmerican Sailor is a sports podcast hosted by US Sailing, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
US Sailing hosts American Sailor, a sports show with 29 episodes published.
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This week Whitney and JP are back to recap highlights from the summer so far including bruising Mac Races, success at 29er and iQ Worlds, US Sailing news, Tall Ship squalls, SailGP commentary and much more. Make sure to subscribe to keep up with future American Sailor episodes. Send us an email at AmericanSailor@ussailing.org with request for upcoming episodes!
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In this week's episode of American Sailor, the pod squad is joined by John Ped and Kaila Pfrang of Tips Up Sailing to discuss one of the most unique and challenging endurance races in the world: the Race to Alaska. John and Kaila share their experiences, preparation, and insights into the legendary race, which spans over 750 miles from Washington to Alaska with no engines allowed. Tune in to hear stories from the water, lessons learned, and what makes this adventure unlike any other in sailing. To learn more about the Race to Alaska, visit:https://r2ak.com/r2ak-explained/
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<p>Clay Johnson - owner of Colie Sails in New Jersey - joins the American Sailor podcast to break down the latest in sailing and high-level dinghy racing.A 4x ICSA All-American at Harvard and 4x NEISA Singlehanded Champion, Clay also had an elite ILCA career: winning the US Nationals and North Americans, representing Team USA at the Pan American Games, and finishing 2nd at the US Olympic Trials.Topics include: College Sailing Nationals recaps, Fleet Racing Open Nationals at St. Pete, Brown University winning the Open Championship for the first time since 1948, and more.</p>
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<p>This week the team sits down with Sail Newport's Program Director Kim Hapgood. Kim has been rocking it at Sail Newport for 30 years this year. John, Whitney and Kim catch up on all the happenings at Sail Newport including the recent J/7 fleet dedication and commissioning, the America's Cup and all things summer sailing.</p>
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<p>From Opti Team Trials to French Olympic Week to College Nationals, female athletes led the way this week. Tune in for the latest news and commentary from American Sailor!</p>
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