Cory McLennan is a young Solo Sailor who has big plans. At the age of eighteen, he raced across the Tasman Sea from New Zealand To Australia, becoming the youngest person to do so.
In this Podcast interview, Cory shares already impressive sailing experience and passion for sailing on the sea. We explore how he intends to achieve his goal of racing a foiling Vendee Globe yacht solo around the world.
Cory’s also got some great advice for young people seeking adventure. You can listen to or read or both, just click or touch the link.

To See The Sea Podcast

018 Cory McLennan - Solo Sailor - Vendee Globe

019 Bob McDavitt Weather Scientist

Elin Rose fell in love with sailing, quit her job and worked out how to fund her sailing Lifestyle by Selling just two things to give her 8,000 pounds per month. In this Podcast she gives you insight into how it is done.

020 - Elin Rose - Amazon 8,000 per Month

The Golden Globe race is Like a powerful magnet to some. 
The huge challenge of sailing to the start line from the other side of the world for those entrants from down under has given some insight of what the Golden Globe Race (GGR)yachts with there single crew member may encounter.
For Shane Freeman, a GGR entrant, his campaign ended just west of Cape Horn, when a thundering wave dealt a savage blow to his Tradewind 35 sailboat.
Listen to Shane tell you his gripping story right up to the point where he decided his best option was to abandon ship. 
His clear recollection of the facts is like a window into the realities facing the Golden Globe Race competitors as they enter the challenges of the Southern Ocean.

021 - Southern Ocean Knockdown Abandoned Amazing True Story

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