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AMP: American Maritime Podcast

AMP: American Maritime Podcast

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The American Maritime Podcast engages the leading voices in American maritime to discuss the leading issues about domestic shipping, waterways, shipbuilding, the men and women who make it all work, and many more topics. When you tune into the American Maritime Podcast, you may hear from government leaders, national security and transportation experts, industry leaders, and of course the many heroes of American maritime. This podcast is made possible by the support of the American Maritime Partnership.Copyright 2023 The American Maritime Podcast Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Fueling the Nation with Sam Norton
    Feb 27 2026
    Welcome aboard the American Maritime Podcast, hosted by Jennifer Carpenter, President of the American Maritime Partnership. In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Sam Norton, Chief Executive Officer of the Overseas Shipholding Group, to discuss America's tanker fleet, the bipartisan push to expand international American commerce, and the mariners who fuel the nation. OSG boasts a fleet of tankers and articulated tug barges operating across America's coastlines as far as Alaska. Sam shares insights into next-generation technology for carbon capture, nuclear energy, and transportation. ⛴️ Topics Covered: The role of the Jones Act in empowering our tanker capacity How OSG is moving into new sectors The importance of America's merchant mariners What the future holds for Jones Act carriers 📢 Learn more and become a VOICE for American Maritime at AmericanMaritimeVoices.org 🎧 Subscribe for more episodes featuring industry leaders, policymakers, and maritime experts discussing the policies that keep America’s waters secure and our economy moving.
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    49 mins
  • Hawaii & the Jones Act: Captain Ed Enos on Shipping, Security, and Jobs
    Oct 14 2025
    What’s the real impact of the Jones Act in Hawaii? In this episode, maritime expert and veteran harbor pilot Captain Ed Enos breaks down how the Jones Act supports local jobs, strengthens U.S. national security, and protects America’s supply chains in a non-contiguous state like Hawaii — all while confronting misleading claims about shipping costs and competition. Tune into the American Maritime Podcast on YouTube to get the latest updates! https://www.youtube.com/@americanmaritimepartnershi6404 🎙️ Key Topics Covered: 👷 How the Jones Act creates 13,000+ jobs and drives $3.3B in economic activity in Hawaii 💰The truth about shipping costs and consumer prices in Hawaii 🗳️Legislation from Ed Case targeting U.S. mariners—and what it means for Hawaii Read more from Captain Enos: Column: Anti-Jones Act attacks don't hold water https://www.staradvertiser.com/2025/03/19/editorial/island-voices/column-anti-jones-act-attacks-dont-hold-water/ The American Maritime Podcast is made with the support of the American Maritime Partnership.
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    23 mins
  • Modernizing Maritime: Rep. Salud Carbajal on how Congress is strengthening the Jones Act
    Sep 12 2025
    Congressman Salud Carbajal joins the American Maritime Podcast to discuss the future of U.S. maritime. From defending the Jones Act and strengthening the Coast Guard to modernizing mariner exams and investing in shipbuilding, he explains why American cargo, ships, and mariners are vital to national security, supply chains, and jobs. Tune in for insights on bipartisan legislation, California’s ports, and how the U.S. can counter China’s maritime ambitions. Learn More: https://carbajal.house.gov/ https://americanmaritimepartnership.com/ https://transportation.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=408634
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    18 mins
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