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This episode is about sailing dream. Women Sailors spin yarns of their adventures in our online storytelling series, She Sailor Sea Story. Tune in for an evening of intrigue, laughter and community. Join LIVE or at your convenience here for the replays. Keep up to date on our next guests by joining NWSA or subscribing to our Facebook page. FREE but RSVP is required.
Fri, March 14, 2025 • 9pm ET / 6pm PT
DREAM
This episode is sponsored by BoatUS.
Host Inga Grimmett
Storyteller Sarah Scott
Play stories from the She Sailor Sea Story episode CLEAN SWEEP
Aired Friday, January 17, 2025
Storytellers: Ashley Sullivan and Nicole Chochreck with host and producer Debbie Huntsman
The She Sailor Sea Story episode Clean Sweep is sponsored by American Sailing.
Around the globe plastics are sadly abundant in the oceans — single use bottles, wrappers, polyester clothes, fishing gear, even synthetic line from sailboats — washing hither and yon, to eventually break apart into bits then into microplastics. Volunteering for the Rozalia Project, the She Sailor Sea Story Clean Sweep crew worked from the historic 60ft sailing vessel, American Promise, to collect, sort, record and remove plastic debris from islands along the ruggedly lovely landscapes near Rockland, Maine.
Play stories from the She Sailor Sea Story episode THE LIGHT
Aired Friday, March 15, 2024
Storytellers: Lili Colby, Emily Zugnoni, Kate Tannian with host Anne Bryant & producer Debbie Huntsman
Lili Colby shares her story of how she and her husband fell in love with a land locked lighthouse and made it into their office.
Emily Zugnoni grew up sailing on the estuary and San Francisco Bay on her grandfather’s Tartan 30, Lelo Too. In her twenties she turned her passion for sailing into a career.
Kate Tannian shares the story of the New Canal Lighthouse on the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain, in New Orleans, LA.
