Send us Fan MailWhat happens when you take a little Mirror dinghy and decide to sail it from the UK all the way to the Black Sea?Well… you get one heck of an adventure.In this episode of the…
Send us Fan MailWhat if the best sailing event is one where nobody is trying to win?In this episode of the NanoCruising Podcast, we head to the Lake Pepin Small Boat Messabout, one of the Midwest's…
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the NanoCruising Podcast, I sit down with André-François Boudreau—sailor, adventurer, survival expert, and designer of the unique Gorfnik NanoCruiser.Although we…
Send us Fan MailBoat designer and builder Sam Devlin has spent decades creating some of the most recognizable small cruising boats around. But behind the hundreds of designs is a remarkably simple…
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the NanoCruising podcast, I sit down with Flavien Gaulard, founder of Kaori Concept, to talk about small boats, sustainable boatbuilding, and designing for…
Send us Fan Mail Eric Dahlkamp has been chasing small boat adventures for years—from building and updating his own boats to taking on some of the most challenging small-boat events out there. In this…
Send us Fan Mail The West Wight Potter 15 has a bit of a cult following—and for good reason. In this episode of the NanoCruising podcast, I sit down with Larry Rumbol, the UK builder of the Potter 15,…
Send us Fan Mail Sailing doesn’t have to be fast, extreme, or complicated. In this episode of the NanoCruising podcast, I sit down with Brian Clauson, the voice behind the Ruddy Duck Sailing…
Send us Fan Mail Learning to sail is one of those things that’s harder to explain than it should be. You can read about it, watch videos, listen to podcasts—but at some point, you just have to go. In…
Send us Fan Mail The Race to Alaska is one of the most unusual and demanding events in modern sailing: roughly 700 miles from Washington State to Alaska with no engines allowed. In this episode I’m…
