SeaPeople LIVE

A podcast where sea people from around the globe get to interact live with the guests, ask questions, and get involved in the story.

SeaPeople LIVE is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 8 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.

Unknown Host hosts SeaPeople LIVE, a society show with 8 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  The Two Youngest Female Captains? | Phoebe & Perrine

  Aug 13, 202651 minS2

  Phoebe became a licensed captain at just 20 years old. Perrine had never worked in the sailing industry before, yet in only two years she's logged more than 13,000 nautical miles, completed multiple Atlantic crossings, and built a career doing what she loves. In this episode of SeaPeople Live, Logan sits down with Phoebe and Perrine, two inspiring professional female skippers, to talk about what it really takes to build a career on the water. From overcoming imposter syndrome and earning a captain's license at a young age to handling million-dollar boats, docking under pressure, and learning from both great and terrible captains, this conversation is packed with honest advice for anyone dreaming of a life at sea. This episode is brought to you by SeaPeople v4.0: The most advanced boating guide built from 14 million miles of real boater's trip ‍♂️ Download SeaPeople FREE https://seapeople.godetour.link/xSAn2TraBp/?utm_source=SP&utm_origin=podbean&utm_screen=S2EP6 ⛵ Follow Phoebe's journey on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@seaearthsail ⛵ Follow Perrine's journey on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@perrinelouvet

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  Episode #5

  A Family's Dream of Crossing the Pacific | SV Kaikoa

  Aug 6, 20261h 9mS2

  A Family's Dream of Crossing the Pacific Adam and Brandy from SV Kaikoa have sailed more than 8,500 nautical miles with their two young children, taking their family from the Chesapeake Bay to the Marquesas in just 18 months. But their story isn't really about crossing the Pacific, it's about choosing time together before it's gone. Adam dreamed of sailing the Pacific for nearly twenty years. Brandy wasn't a sailor, battled severe seasickness, and never imagined raising a family on a boat. Yet together, they turned a dream that once felt impossible into their everyday life. In this episode of SeaPeople Live, they share the highs and lows of raising kids while cruising, how severe seasickness almost stopped the dream before it started, navigating one of the world's biggest oceans, overcoming fear and uncertainty, and the lessons they've learned along the way. One idea changed everything for them: most parents spend the vast majority of the time they'll ever have with their children before they turn eighteen. That realization became the reason they stopped waiting and finally set sail. This episode is brought to you by SeaPeople v4.0: The most advanced boating guide built from 14 million miles of real boater's trip ‍♂️ Download SeaPeople FREE https://seapeople.godetour.link/xSAn2TraBp/?utm_source=SP&utm_origin=podbean&utm_screen=S2EP5 ⛵ Follow SV Kaikoa's journey on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@Brandy_Kaikoa

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  Episode #4

  Completing America's Great Loop | Cruisin Casa & Navigating Nietzels

  Jul 30, 20261h 14mS2

  In this episode of SeaPeople Live, Logan sits down with Josh & Haley from Cruising Casa and Karly & Evan from Navigating Nietzels to relive their unforgettable journey around America's Great Loop. They share what surprised them most, what they'd do differently, how much it really cost, and why they'd encourage more people to stop waiting and just go. Together they completed nearly 6,000 nautical miles, crossed their wake after more than a year on the water, and discovered that the greatest part of the Great Loop wasn't the route it was the friendships, confidence, and perspective they gained along the way. Whether you're planning your own Great Loop or simply enjoy hearing stories from people living aboard, this conversation covers everything from route planning and weather decisions to budgeting, remote work, choosing the right boat, and what comes after crossing your wake. We dive into: How two couples completed the Great Loop together Sailboat vs. trawler after 6,000 miles Their toughest days on the water The Great Loop's most memorable stops The real cost of completing the Loop Why you shouldn't wait to go cruising The friendships and lessons they took home This episode is brought to you by SeaPeople v4.0: The most advanced boating guide built from 14 million miles of real boater's trip ‍♂️ Download SeaPeople FREE https://seapeople.godetour.link/xSAn2TraBp/?utm_source=SP&utm_origin=podbean&utm_screen=S2EP4 ⛵ Follow Cruisin Casa's journey on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@cruisincasa ️ Follow Navigating Nietzel's journey on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@navigatingnietzels

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  Episode #9

  Alone Around The World | Noathewhale & Sailing La Vagabonde

  Jul 23, 202647 min

  What drives someone to take on one of the toughest challenges in sailing? After a childhood injury ended his time playing sports, Noa Hopper found a new calling on the water. Today, he's a solo circumnavigator, professional captain, and ocean conservation advocate currently sailing around the world alone aboard his 40-foot monohull while preparing for the Global Solo Challenge. In this episode of SeaPeople Live, Riley and Elayna from Sailing La Vagabonde sit down with Noa to explore what it takes to prepare for a solo circumnavigation, why protecting our oceans has become his life's mission, and how storytelling can inspire more people to connect with and care for the sea. They also dive into the realities of facing Cape Horn and the mindset required to take on one of sailing's greatest challenges They talk about: How a childhood injury redirected his entire life toward the ocean Preparing for the Global Solo Challenge and sailing around the world alone Why ocean conservation and storytelling are at the heart of his mission How sailors prepare to face the storms around Cape Horn Noa's honest advice for anyone dreaming of building a life on the water This episode is brought to you by SeaPeople v4.0: The most advanced boating guide built from 14 million miles of real boater's trip ‍♂️ Download SeaPeople FREE https://seapeople.godetour.link/xSAn2TraBp/?utm_source=SP&utm_origin=podbean&utm_screen=S2EP3 Follow Noa's journey on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@noathewhale

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  Episode #2

  Leaving Everything Behind to Chase Joy | The 71 Percent

  Jul 16, 20261h 8mS2

  What happens when success no longer feels like success? Nathan and Lindsey from The 71 Percent walked away from the life they had spent years building, sold almost everything they owned, and set off on a life-changing journey by powerboat in search of something they couldn't buy: joy. Now, more than 10,000 nautical miles into their journey, they're taking on one of boating's biggest challenges: crossing the Pacific Ocean against the trade winds. In this episode of SeaPeople Live, they share the emotional story behind that decision, what they've learned about fear and purpose, and why the hardest journey wasn't crossing an ocean, it was changing the direction of their lives. Whether you follow 71 Percent, dream of cruising full-time, love offshore passagemaking, or simply need inspiration to take the next step in your own life, this conversation is one you won't forget. Download SeaPeople FREE https://seapeopleapp.com/download Follow Nathan & Lindsey (The 71 Percent) on SeaPeople: https://dashboard.seapeopleapp.com/@the71percent

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