Women In Sailing Podcast Series

Deborah Wallace
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Podcast Women In Sailing Podcast Series

INSPIRE | CONNECT | EMPOWER Welcome to Sailing Women’s Network podcast series “WOMEN IN SAILING”. I'm Deborah Wallace and I’ll be share with you a series of podcasts featuring women from all aspects of the sailing world. It’s a series with you in mind during this time of isolation, and beyond. I hope you are able to take something away for each and every conversation that we have. Something that INSPIRES you to take the next step in your sailing, when we "do" get back on the water. Something that connects and resonates with you And something that will empower and motivate you to take action.

  1. 18 JUIN

    Women In Sailing - Women of the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2023

    This podcast is a time capsule recording from the women who have completed in the 2023 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. We asked them 6 quick questions including: Which Club, Boat and Position. How long they have been sailing? How many Sydney Hobart Yacht Races they have done? What motivated them to do the race? How many do they have on their onboard? One word to describe their crew? Is there a person that has inspired their sailing career? We hope you enjoy their responses.

    25 min

  2. 1 AVR.

    Women In Sailing - Lisa Darmanin & Nina Curtis - Team Australia Challenge Youth and Women's America's Cup

    Episode 17 - Women In Sailing & The Team Australia Challenge for the 2024 Barcelona Youth and Women's America's Cup. The Team Australia Challenge is the official national entry in the 37th America’s Cup to compete in both the youth America’s Cup and the first Women’s America’s Cup in Barcelona 2024. This Women In Sailing podcast is part of an exclusive live event on the 30th November 2023. We had the opportunity to visit the Team Australia Challenge official headquarters in the Winnings Appliances Office in Alexandria.  We heard from John Winning JR Winning Appliances CEO & Patron of the Challenge, a high profile and competitive skiff sailor, and the Skipper of the Maxi Yacht Andoo Comanche which completed in the 2023 RSHYR.    Our second speaker was Katharina Kuehn the founder of Deepsphere and Katharina gave us an insight into the different mindsets of high preforming sports and business people. Throughout the evening we witness firsthand the Youth and Women’s team going through their paces in the AC40 foiling simulator. In this live recording I’m chatting with Nina Curtis and Lisa Darmanin two of Australia’s leading women sailors about the America’s Cup Challenge and their campaign. Welcome to the conversation. Enjoy this Women In Sailing podcast.

    22 min

  3. 12 MARS

    Women In Sailing - Simone Hill - My Crew Travel & Maritime Logistics

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    52 min

  4. 11/12/2023

    Women In Sailing - Kathy Veel & Bridget Canham - 2Birds2Hobart

    CurrawonG crossed the finish line of the 2022 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race close to mid-night to a standing ovation in Hobart on New Years Eve. This was just the start. This duo made news around the world. Featured in newspapers such as the New York Times, online social & news platforms and on TV. Welcome to another Women In Sailing podcast. Little did Kathy & Bridget know that being the first two women sailing Double Handed in the race would gain that much attention, around the world. They were a double handed team, it also means that they were the only all women crew, since 2018, and could possibly be the only all-women crew again in this years’ race. I had the pleasure to catch up, with Kathy Veel and Bridget Canham at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, as they were preparing to be coaches at the Lots Regatta on the October long weekend. These two incredible ladies have enjoyed the sport of sailing for many years, and in this episode they give us a glimpse into their passion for Sailing. As well, we hear about Kathy’s 50-year-old, 30ft yacht CurrawonG. Explaining how the boat is coming together for her second Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.  Kathy and Bridget are both veterans of collectively 11 Sydney Hobart Yacht Races. They share how they met on an all-women crew Women On Water, entered in the 1989 Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, and have been friends ever since. Kathy a retired Art Teacher from NSW, and Bridget a retired Nurse from South Africa, both in community focused professions, it’s lovely to hear they are still giving back to the community by volunteering with Making Waves Foundation.   In preparation for this years' race, they are a little wiser, have a sponsor, and are excited about heading to the start line for another Rolex Sydney Hobart yacht racing adventure. I hope that you find this conversation as enjoyable to listen to, as I did chatting with these two wonderful ladies, Living life to the fullest.

    56 min

  5. 31/10/2023

    Women In Sailing - Kirsten Neuschafer - Golden Globe Solo Retro Race

    Sailing around the world using today’s modern navigational equipment, radar, satellite communications, cell phones and autopilot is one thing.  Take yourself back to 1968’s and ask yourself how confident you would be only using technology available then? Jump into a yacht between 32-36 feet and set your sights on winning a-round-the-world yacht race.   I’m Deborah Wallace from Sailing Women’s Network with another Women In Sailing Podcast. I’m extremely excited to be talking with Kirsten Neuschafer, catching up with her in South Africa, using modern technology. Talking about her non-stop, Solo, Retro sail in the 2022/2023 edition of the Golden Globe Race. Starting the race in September 2022, along with 15 entrances from around the world. She completed the race in 233 days, 20 hours, 43 minutes and 47 seconds. She sailed past the great capes of the world and over 30,000 plus nautical miles, including 2 weeks in the dull-drums and rescued a fellow competitor after his boat sank and he was set adrift in his life raft.  Finishing the race, across the line back in France on the 27th April 2023. She is the first South African Sailor and women to take out any international around the world yacht race. It’s my pleasure to welcome Kirsten Neuschafer.

    45 min

  6. 02/10/2023

    Women in Sailing - Maddie Lyons - A Magenta Mentee Experience

    Maddie Lyons started sailing competitively in 2020. From racing dinghies at the local sailing club and interstate regattas, Maddie progressed into skiff sailing, helming Women's Keelboat Regattas and trimming on a 50ft yacht in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2022. Maddie volunteers instructing women's learn to sail courses at Tweed Valley Sailing Club.                                                                            In 2022, Maddie was selected as a mentee in the Magenta Project Mentoring Program with the goal of expanding her sailing experience, including further offshore miles and foiling. Maddie started foiling at the Magenta Project and Foiling Week Try-Foiling Clinic held at Lake Garda, Italy in 2023. After trialling in the 69F class, Maddie joined the new Magenta Project Foiling Team and is currently campaigning to race on the 69F circuit in 2024

    23 min

  7. 14/09/2023

    Women in Sailing - Nadine Tabak & AWKR

    Nadine Tabak is a rising star in the sailing world, dedicated to promoting women and youth engagement in the sport. With just three and a half years of sailing experience, Nadine has already made a significant impact. As the founder of the Generational Outreach and Access (GenOA) committee, she has introduced numerous younger members to sailing and increased engagement opportunities for all. She speaks to us about the Australian Women's Keelboat Regatta (AWKR), an event she has played a role in planning and promoting. AWKR is a prestigious sailing event that celebrates the skills and achievements of female sailors. Held annually, this highly anticipated regatta showcases the power, talent, and determination of women in the sailing community. With a focus on fostering diversity and inclusion, the AWKR provides a platform for women to compete, connect, and inspire one another. From thrilling races to a vibrant atmosphere, the AWKR embodies the spirit of women's sailing excellence.

    32 min

  8. 22/05/2023

    Women in Sailing - Michelle Lee - Extreme Solo Rower

    Michelle Lee encompasses the spirit of adventure and values her freedom – above all else. Twelve years in corporate banking and an end to a long-term relationship were the impetus to Michelle giving up her career, along with society’s expectations, and turn to a life of adventure. Trekking 100km Kokoda trail in 2012 – where she turned 40 on day 2 – sparked Michelle’s love for extreme adventures requiring uttermost physical fitness, mental resilience, and self-discipline. Since then, Michelle has completed triathlons, fun runs and has participated in events including the Bloody Long Walk, 65km Coast Trek, Spartan, and numerous short course triathlons. And that’s just for fun! Today, Michelle holds the world record for the fastest woman to row one million metres on a Concept 2 rowing machine and is Australia’s first woman to row any ocean solo. She was awarded The Australian Geographic’s Adventurer of the year in 2019 for her 68-day solo, unassisted row across the Atlantic Ocean, and is regularly invited to share her story to inspire others to challenge their purpose and untapped potential. Michelle continues to push her boundaries, setting ever greater new challenges to satisfy her curiosity to her full potential. With the desire to not die wondering, Michelle has now completed the world’s biggest ocean. The Pacific. With influencers in her life including Bob Proctor who preaches that “being dissatisfied is the most creative state you can find yourself in” and Dr. Joe Dispenza with rewiring your brain methods, Michelle continues to learn and grow daily in areas of mindset and personal development. It is this mindset and unwavering self-disciple that has led Michelle to perform at the highest level, confirming to her that as humans we are capable of so much more than we think. This was proven when crossing the Atlantic Ocean, she noted in her diary: “Day 46 – worse day ever!!!” and then continued to row for another 22 days to reach the finish line. Start thinking you CAN and you WILL, is the motto that has become her mantra.

    1 h 10 min
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À propos

INSPIRE | CONNECT | EMPOWER Welcome to Sailing Women’s Network podcast series “WOMEN IN SAILING”. I'm Deborah Wallace and I’ll be share with you a series of podcasts featuring women from all aspects of the sailing world. It’s a series with you in mind during this time of isolation, and beyond. I hope you are able to take something away for each and every conversation that we have. Something that INSPIRES you to take the next step in your sailing, when we "do" get back on the water. Something that connects and resonates with you And something that will empower and motivate you to take action.

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  • Création
    Deborah Wallace
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2024
  • Épisodes
    18
  • Classification
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  • Copyright
    © Deborah Wallace
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    Women In Sailing Podcast Series

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