Episode #217
HOWB 217 - The Last Episode (for now :D)
Sep 21, 202623 minS1
I wrap up 8 years of podcasting in this dialogue. Thanks for listening!
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Hosted by Dan Mattson · leisure · EN · 218 episodes
This podcast is 110% dedicated to celebrating the art, craft, history, tradition and romance of wooden boats around the world.Season 1 will include all 217 episodes I recorded (and previously published) between 2011 and 2018.
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Episode #217
I wrap up 8 years of podcasting in this dialogue. Thanks for listening!
Episode #215
Today’s podcast is an interview I did with Inger Rankins during the 2018 Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend Washington. Inger is originally from Norway, and as a youth was regularly rowing the families wooden clinker workboats to and from the island her grandparents lived on. Inger learned to sew her own clothes at a young age, and in 1990 began applying those skills to marine canvas work. She has had her own marine canvas business since 1999 and enjoys the creativity of making sail covers, boat covers and other canvas boat parts. Inger and her husband Sean own and operate Northwest Sail and Canvas Makers. In this interview, Inger discusses her all night (20 hours straight) rowing in the inaugural Seventy48 human powered race from Tacoma to Port Townsend, WA in a PT Watercraft PT-11 rowing dinghy.
Episode #214
Today’s podcast is an interview I did with Eben & Annie during the 2018 Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend Washington. Eben & Annie purchased famed cutter Taleisin from Lin & Larry Pardey several years ago, and are now living aboard her. We talk about what they are learning from Taleisin and what their future plans are.
Episode #213
Today’s podcast is an interview with Jake Beattie during the 2018 Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival. Jake is the executive director of the Northwest Maritime Center in Port Townsend. We had fun talking about the festival, R2AK, Seventy48, 48 North Magazine, Maritime Thrift stores and other fun stuff!
Episode #212
Today’s podcast is an interview with Douglas Brooks during the 2018 Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival. Doug is a boatbuilder, author, and researcher specializing in the construction of traditional Japanese wooden boats. Brooks has apprenticed with seven boatbuilders in Japan since 1996, building over a dozen types of traditional boats.
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