Lessons Learned Getting Into GOOD TROUBLE

Tune in to the thirteenth episode of the Lessons Learned Podcast series by UK Sailmakers, hosted by Brendan Huffman and featuring special guest Marie Rogers, a trailblazing figure in the world of offshore racing and advocate for diversity in sailing. As the skipper of the Alan Andrews-designed 56-foot sailboat, GOOD TROUBLE, in the 2023 Transpacific Race, Marie Rogers is a force to be reckoned with. She has incredible sailing and volunteer resumes spanning from her role as US Sailing Board Member, National Women’s Sailing Association Board Member, to her pioneering efforts in establishing the LAYC Community Sailing Program. Marie's impact on the local and national sailing community is profound. Throughout this episode, Marie shares her unparalleled insights into the challenges and triumphs of women and people of color in sailing. Marie's passion and determination shine in her dedication to fostering diversity in the sport through many endeavors, including co-founding the Offshore Sailing Outreach (ORO) non-profit organization. She also discusses working with Sylvain Barrielle from UK Sailmakers San Francisco and members of the UK Sailmakers LA loft in the sail preparations for the 2023 TransPac race. Get involved as a donor or participant in the Offshore Racing Outreach program here: https://www.sailoro.org/ Watch another great interview with Marie Rogers by Ocean Roads Films here: https://www.oceansandroadsfilms.com/ GOOD TROUBLE Image and Clip Credits: Marie Rogers, Betsy Senescu (Ultimate Sailing), Sail Sport Talk John Lewis Image Credits: Steve Schapiro/Corbis, LIFE Magazine, Jimmy Ellis Thumbnail Image Credit: Sharon Green (Ultimate Sailing) Like and subscribe to the UK Sailmakers YouTube channel to be notified when more great content from our channel is uploaded. The Lessons Learned Podcast is also available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. UK Sailmakers is proud to have the Lessons Learned Podcast Series recognised as the #1 Sailing Podcast in the UK by FeedSpot.