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Canoe, kayak, stand up paddleboard (SUP), raft, paddle, paddling, whitewater, tripping, and adventure. If any of those words mean anything to you, then this is the podcast for you. We discuss all paddlesports. News, interviews, and information from, about, and for the paddling community.
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Episodes

Episode 375: Could there be a BWCA towboat ban; Jetyak for science; Record Sierra snowpack means big changes for rafting companies

Episode 375 ~ April 27, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics It has been left up to a Federal judge to decide if towboats will continue to operate in the BWCA for 2023 A Jetyak is helping scientists study icebergs and water in Greenland With a record snowpack in the Sierras this year, rafting companies are going to have to make changes to how they run the rivers and ensuring customer safety

Apr 27, 20231 hr 8 min

Episode 374: Ottawa Outdoor & Adventure Travel Show; Smithsonian Boreal Forest traveling show; Arctic Cowboys Northwest Passage 2023 team

Episode 374 ~ April 20, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics Sean was a speaker at the Ottawa Outdoor & Adventure Traveling Show and there was some good stuff to see there The Smithsonian has put together a traveling show about the Boreal Forest with the help of Joanie & Gary McGuffin West Hansen has put out the list of new team members that will be attempting the Northwest Passage this summer

Apr 20, 20231 hr 12 min

Episode 372: Tesco adding safety to SUP sales; Canadian Canoe Museum gets $1.77 million donation; Europe’s first wild river national park; Sustainable wetsuits

Episode 372 ~ April 6, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics After a couple tragedies, Tesco is making some changes to the way it sells standup paddleboards The Canadian Canoe Museum received a donation of $1.775 million to help with it’s new museum development Europe has its first wild river national park, with more to come, hopefully After years of design and experimentation, sustainable, non-neoprene wetsuits are a thing

Apr 06, 20231 hr

Episode 371: Ontario Backcountry Canoe Symposium; A play about Tom Thomson; Ticks and Babesiosis; SUPer’s Canada Shipping Act charge

Episode 371 ~ March 30, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics Some great presentations at the Ontario Backcountry Canoe Symposium in Waterloo There is a musical about Tom Thomson that will be making the rounds this summer The yearly warnings about ticks have started and one tick is spreading Babesiosis A standup paddleboarder is facing charges under the Canada Shipping Act

Mar 30, 20231 hr 12 min

Episode 368: Interviews from the Quiet Adventures Symposium in Michigan

Episode 368 ~ March 9, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics Sean and Derek did the yearly migration to East Lansing, Michigan to attend the Quiet Adventures Symposium. Driving with Kevin Callan, snow storms, debating wood vs carbon fibre canoe paddles with Cliff Jacobson, and meeting a great bunch of people (old friends and new ones!!). The booth was busy with interviewees and this episode has a few of those chats.

Mar 09, 20231 hr 8 min

Episode 366: Family Day weekend winter camping; Solo across the Tasman Sea; Bay of Fundy Sea Kayak Symposium; Paddlesports Trade Coalition

Episode 366 ~ February 23, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics Sean & Derek went winter camping over Family Day weekend. Derek stayed in southern Ontario and Sean went north to Algonquin Park Richard Barnes kayaked solo across the Tasman Sea from Tasmania to New Zealand If you are looking to enhance your sea kayaking skills, you might want to register for the Bay of Fundy Sea Kayak Symposium Paddlesports industry leaders gathered and approved the formation of a new national trade organization...

Feb 23, 20231 hr 4 min

Episode 364: Lady Eleanor Yarrow’s canoe; Wisdom’s historical journey; Mandatory PFD wearing is a touchy subject; Small lightweight backcountry grills

Episode 364 ~ February 9, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics A late 19th century canoe that belonged to Lady Eleanor Yarrow is going up for auction and we have questions A dugout canoe named Wisdom is going on a historical journey Tell people that wearing a PFD at all times may become law and stand back. It is a touchy subject Looking for a small lightweight cooking grill for the backcountry

Feb 09, 20231 hr

Episode 363: BWCA 20 year mining ban; Parks Canada Trent-Severn Waterway and reservation system updates; Canadian Canoe Museum update

Episode 363 ~ February 2, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics The Biden administration has just put a 20 year mining ban on the Boundary Waters Parks Canada is making some upgrades to the Trent-Severn Waterway and updating their reservation system An update on what is happening with the construction of the new Canadian Canoe Museum and it’s late summer / early fall opening

Feb 02, 20231 hr 10 min

Episode 357: Black Bears, How to save Mexico’s rivers; Ice pancakes

Episode 357 ~ December 22, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics One black bear travels 1,000 miles back to her home while western black bears are turning red One man has an idea on how to save Mexico’s rivers, and it makes sense Ice pancakes are not something you can eat, and they are forming in rivers and lakes during extreme cold conditions

Dec 22, 20221 hr 1 min

Episode 356: Canoe dogs; Spots to winter camp; Question your tour guide / company

Episode 356 ~ December 15, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics What makes a good canoe dog and some tips for paddling with a dog Winter camping season is upon us and we have some spots in Ontario you may want to check out If you are looking to take a paddling trip with a guide or a company, you need to do your research

Dec 15, 20221 hr 24 min

Episode 355: The Hoki Mai Challenge; Recreating Operation Franklin; Paddle guides personal secret items

Episode 355 ~ December 8, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics The Hoki Mai Challenge will take 12 paddlers on a 500km (300 mile) mid-Pacific canoe voyage A daring raid by kayak occurred in 1942, and now 10 former Royal Marines plan to recreate Operation Franklin You get a list of items to bring when you sign up for a paddling trip with a guide, but what are a few of the extras that the guides bring for their own comfort

Dec 08, 20221 hr 16 min

Episode 354: Chaliyar River cleanup; Breast cancer and dragon boats; WWII plane and canoe connection

Episode 354 ~ December 1, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics A cleanup by paddlers was done on the Chaliyar River in India and the amount of garbage collected was staggering Breast cancer survivors are finding dragon boating is a great way to help with their healing in more ways than one We all know about the Grumman canoe, but there is a wood canoe that was developed from building methods used in a WWII fighter-bomber

Dec 01, 20221 hr 13 min

Episode 352: Paper Towns; New Brunswick Lost Portages; Outdoor Electronica

Episode 352 ~ November 17, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics Paper towns are an ingenious detail only found on maps. Lost portages in New Brunswick were the highways of old that allowed you to travel from the coast to Montreal and beyond. Outdoor electronica is everywhere. When did hiking, biking, and kayaking get so complicated?

Nov 17, 20221 hr 12 min

Episode 350: Sean’s first winter camp of the year; Garmin InReach hits 10,000 SOS calls; Land of spiders

Episode 350 ~ November 3, 2022 Podcast Info / Topics Sean gets the winter camping gear out for the first camp of the year. He also gets the canoe out for the last paddle of October. Have you ever wondered how many times people push the SOS button on their emergency location device? Garmin InReach has gotten 10,000 now. Kayaking through a land of spiders in New Brunswick has the ewwww factor.

Nov 03, 20221 hr 11 min
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