Off course: a sideways look at life at sea

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Off course: a sideways look at life at sea

Can you name three famous seafarers? Or do you know where your nearest port is? Don't worry if you're struggling with the answers - you're not alone! Off course explores why the maritime sector remains such a mystery to many of us when it plays such an important role in all our lives. Join host Robert Murtagh as he hears inspirational stories from across the industry - from captains on deck, to campaigners on land and those captured by pirates.

  1. Off course (S3 E2): Danny Davies

    10 DE OUT.

    Off course (S3 E2): Danny Davies

    Off Course: A sideways look at life at sea, featuring the maritime influencers. 🌟 Join Chef Danny Davies as he takes us behind the scenes of his exciting life as a superyacht chef! From traversing the high seas to cooking for the world's elite, Danny's career has been anything but ordinary. 🔥 In this video, Danny shares the thrills and challenges of working on some of the most luxurious yachts around the globe. ⚓Danny discusses the challenges of transitioning from a land-based chef to a superyacht chef, and the physical demands of working as a chef on a yacht. Aspiring superyacht chefs can discover what qualifications are needed and the potential rewards of the job. 🚨Discover how Danny's passion for cooking, combined with his military discipline, has propelled him to the top of the superyacht industry. 🔔Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell for more informative interviews, thought-provoking discussions, and firsthand experiences shared by industry leaders and maritime professionals. 📹 Nautilus International is an independent, influential, global trade union and professional organisation that works with members, the maritime community, national governments and international agencies to create change and promote the sector, improving the lives of maritime professionals. We represent 20,000 maritime professionals including ship masters (captains), officers, officer trainees (cadets) and shipping industry personnel, such as ship pilots, inland navigation workers, vessel traffic services operators, harbourmasters, seafarers in the oil and gas industry, and shore-based staff. 👉 JOIN NAUTILUS INTERNATIONAL For help and assistance at sea and ashore. www.nautilusint.org/en/join/join-online/ #seafarers #maritime #SuperyachtChef #ChefLife #LuxuryYachting #nautilus

    40min
  2. Off course (S3 E1): Scarlett Barnett-smith

    19 DE SET.

    Off course (S3 E1): Scarlett Barnett-smith

    We are back for season three of Off Course: a sideways look at life at sea! We're kicking off the new season with Third Officer Scarlett Barnett-Smith. Scarlett discusses her current role, navigating the busy English Channel, and the responsibilities she handles daily. She reflects on her cadetship, which included working on HMS Tamar and highlights the unique experiences of traveling to Antarctica and other global destinations. Find Scarlett on TikTok and Instagram @captainscarlettb 🔗 Subscribe to the Nautilus Pod – Off Course on your favourite platforms Download the 2022 Nautilus Maritime Barometer report https://www.nautilusint.org/en/news-i... 👉 JOIN NAUTILUS INTERNATIONAL For help and assistance at sea and ashore: www.nautilusint.org/en/join/join-online/

    1h4min
  3. Off course (S2 E5): Jo Stanley

    8 DE FEV.

    Off course (S2 E5): Jo Stanley

    We’re back for the final episode of season two with Dr Jo Stanley, a creative historian and expert on LGBT+ maritime history and an Honorary Research Fellow at Blaydes Maritime Centre, University of Hull. In this episode we talk with Jo about the history of LGBT+ individuals, particularly gay men, in the British Merchant Navy during the mid-20th century. We discuss how the environment onboard ships allowed for a more open exploration of sexuality and identity, with many gay men finding a sense of liberation and acceptance at sea. Links mentioned during the episode: Nautilus Equality and Diversity forum is next taking place on the 11th of April 2024 at 13:00 online https://www.nautilusint.org/en/creating-change/events/equality-and-diversity/equality-and-diversity-forum/ Jo Stanley’s website http://www.jostanley.biz/ Story about Roy ‘Wendy’ Gibson https://www.nautilusint.org/en/news-insight/telegraph/pride-in-a-life-well-lived/

    42min
  4. Off course (S2 E4): Jacqueline Smith

    29 DE JAN.

    Off course (S2 E4): Jacqueline Smith

    We’re back for another episode and this month we’re speaking with Jacqueline Smith, the maritime coordinator for the International Transport Workers' Federation. In this podcast we discuss the concept of Flags of Convenience (FOCs) in the maritime industry. Why the ITF is calling for a global review of ship registration practices and a clearer definition of a "genuine link" between a ship and its flag state. We also discuss the lack of enforcement of these regulations by FOC countries, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic.

    37min
  5. Off course (S3 E3): Lungi Mchunu

    06/12/2023

    Off course (S3 E3): Lungi Mchunu

    We’re back for another episode and this month we’re speaking with Lungi Mchunu, yacht skipper and the first African woman to sail to the Arctic. Lungi is also a yachtmaster graduate of the Nautilus strategic yacht partner and training charity, UKSA, and has worked in yachting, cruise and racing. We speak with her about her fear of the sea, how she overcame it, and her experiences of the arctic. With thanks to Lloyd's Maritime Academy for sponsoring this episode. To view Lloyd’s Maritime Academy course visit their website: https://informaconnect.com/lloyds-maritime-academy/?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw6eWnBhAKEiwADpnw9q5pOB4z-HH7LsIWP3qSW1B67tKwzQ-Ao4NH2tIjsm2Q_9rs1rfjzBoCjJEQAvD_BwE Have you completed our Mapping our Maritime Future survey? Take part today: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/mappingourmaritimefuture

    41min
  6. Off course (S2 E2): Ann Pletschke

    31/10/2023

    Off course (S2 E2): Ann Pletschke

    We’re back for another episode and this month we’re speaking with Ann Pletschke, Master Mariner and Merchant Navy medal winner. Ann works in the autonomous shipping industry, so we ask her for her views on how the implementation of AI and automation has had an impact on her work in the last few year, predictions for the future and what lessons we can learn from other industries. We also discuss how she got into the maritime industry, what inspired her when she was young, and how seafaring is the one thing that can bring together all genders. With thanks to Lloyd's Maritime Academy for sponsoring this episode. To  view Lloyd’s Maritime Academy course visit their website: https://informaconnect.com/lloyds-maritime-academy/?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw6eWnBhAKEiwADpnw9q5pOB4z-HH7LsIWP3qSW1B67tKwzQ-Ao4NH2tIjsm2Q_9rs1rfjzBoCjJEQAvD_BwE

    47min
  7. Off course (S2 E1): Allan Larsen

    08/09/2023

    Off course (S2 E1): Allan Larsen

    We're back for season two! With a big thanks to all of our season one listeners, we're now a multi-award nominated podcast and we can't wait to share with you what we have in store over the next few months. In July 2023 the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) set targets for Net Zero around 2050 which opens the door for some big changes in fuel and new technologies in the industry. We speak with Allan Larsen, Managing Director of Larsen’s Marine Surveyors and Consultants on what he thinks needs to happen for the industry to meet Net Zero targets and whether we'll get there, and we discuss the topic of marine surveying and the roles that surveyors play within maritime. With thanks to Lloyd's Maritime Academy for sponsoring this episode. To  view Lloyd’s Maritime Academy course visit their website: https://informaconnect.com/lloyds-maritime-academy/?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw6eWnBhAKEiwADpnw9q5pOB4z-HH7LsIWP3qSW1B67tKwzQ-Ao4NH2tIjsm2Q_9rs1rfjzBoCjJEQAvD_BwE If you’re a Nautilus member and would like to attend the general meeting online 23-25th October, you can register here: https://www.nautilusint.org/en/creating-change/events/general-meetings/gm2023/

    35min

  8. 21/04/2023

    Episode 5: Captain Kai Kaltegartner

    Episode 5, the final episode of series 1! After two years, a Dutch court has ruled in favour of a seafarer who was turned away by a crewing agency because of his work rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean. We speak to Captain Kai Kaltegartner, who shares with us his harrowing experiences onboard vessels rescuing people fleeing violence, insecurity and persecution. We ask him why he decided to pursue the crewing agency through the courts and what happens next?

    35min
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Can you name three famous seafarers? Or do you know where your nearest port is? Don't worry if you're struggling with the answers - you're not alone! Off course explores why the maritime sector remains such a mystery to many of us when it plays such an important role in all our lives. Join host Robert Murtagh as he hears inspirational stories from across the industry - from captains on deck, to campaigners on land and those captured by pirates.

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