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The Shooting The Breeze Sailing Podcast

Author: Jeffrey S. Wettig

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Blue Collar Sailing Podcast about normal people and Chesapeake Bay Sailors enjoying time on the water. Cruising, voyaging, sailing, racing, DIY projects, yacht club, boat club, fireside chats, music, a veritable blend of sailing entertainment with your host Jeffrey S. Wettig.
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In this episode we speak with Bill and Dawn Beveridge aboard Perfectly Imperfect, a 2019 Catalina 355, essentially a Brand New Boat! We were attending the Boaters Boat Show, held at Anchorage Marina in Baltimore, September 12th, 2026 when we boarded the boat and had a great chat all about that New Boat Smell! This […]
Welcome to the Shooting The Breeze Sailing Podcast (STBSP) episode number 206! This time around we are back with Friend of the Show, Founder of the Upper Chesapeake Sailing Group on Facebook, and progenitor of the Boaters Boat Show, the third edition being held in Baltimore on the weekend of September 11th, 2026. He is […]
Greetings Sailors! This episode is a great one for all sailors or adventurers who insert themselves into precarious situations that can turn deadly any second. The sea is out to kill you. Try not to Die! We are chatting with former guest, friend of the podcast, Sailor extraordinaire, YouTube Star, and now author, John Shafer! […]
Welcome to this episode of The Shooting The Breeze Sailing Podcast (STBSP) with our guests, Adventure Travel couple Kim and Del Hogg from the Going the Whole Hogg blog and YouTube channels. I caught up with them via a Film they did where they went on a Tall Ship Sailing Whisky tour in Scotland, aboard […]
Welcome to Episode 203 of The Shooting the Breeze Sailing Podcast (STBSP) and our guests Herbie and Maddie of The Rigging Doctor! Having cruised the Atlantic Basin for 5 years, Herbie and Maddie came home a few years ago to the Baltimore area, settled in and began working on an Alberg 30 named Windpuff. Having […]
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