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The Sailing Podcast

The Sailing Podcast

By: Future Marine
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From the team behind Practical Boat Owner, Yachting Monthly, and Yachting World comes a new sailing podcast, simply named: The Sailing Podcast


Yachting Monthly's editor, Theo Stocker hosts an array of amazing sailors to talk all things boat and adventurers. We aim to bring you the most fascinating and inspiring stories from a wide and eclectic bunch of people we’ll be featuring.


But all you really need to know is, if you’re into sailing in any way, The Sailing Podcast is a must-listen. Subscribe today and make sure you never miss an episode.

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Episodes
  • The toughest sailor you'll ever meet | The amazing records of Jazz Turner | The Sailing Podcast Ep.6
    Dec 19 2025

    In this inspiring episode of The Sailing Podcast, join Theo Stocker and Laura Hodgetts aboard Jazz Turner's yacht. Jazz is the first female disabled person to complete a solo, non-stop, unassisted circumnavigation of the UK and Ireland.


    Jazz opens up about her extreme 28-day challenge, her life-limiting Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), and the determination that drove her to crawl across barnacle-covered rocks to save her boat just 50 miles from the finish. She details the vital modifications made to her 27ft boat, Fear, and the emotional moment a pod of dolphins appeared in her darkest hour.


    Please note: This Podcast was recorded several months ago and we understand Jazz's plans may have changed since then.


    The Sailing Podcast is a Brand New Podcast Series from the folks behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner magazines. Subscribe today to make sure you never miss an episode.

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    34 mins
  • Digging into our ship building heritage | The Sailing Podcast Ep.5 | Mary Montagu Scott
    Dec 5 2025

    In this fascinating episode of The Sailing Podcast, Theo Stocker visits the historic Buckler's Hard with Mary Montagu Scott, director of Beaulieu Enterprises and trustee of the new Buckler's Hard Shipyard Trust.


    Mary shares her deep connection to the Beaulieu River, tracing the yard's history from its medieval origins to its peak in the 18th century, when it built 55 ships for the Royal Navy. She delves into the incredible story of the HMS Agamemnon, Nelson's favourite warship, which was launched here in 1781. Mary recounts the ambitious archaeological project to survey the Agamemnon's wreck off the coast of Uruguay and the ongoing excavation of the original slipways at Buckler's Hard.


    Discover the plans to lay a full-size replica keel of the Agamemnon to preserve 18th-century shipbuilding skills, and hear Mary explain why, despite a life sailing tall ships and diving on wrecks, her favourite place to sail remains the tranquil creeks of the Beaulieu River on her small scow.


    The Sailing Podcast is a New Podcast Series from the folks behind Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, and Practical Boat Owner magazines. Subscribe today to make sure you never miss an episode.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    34 mins
  • Sailing Nerds #1: Cruising vs Racing: Which is the Only Real Sailing?
    Nov 21 2025

    Welcome to the first episode of Sailing Nerds — a new sub-series from The Sailing Podcast — where we discuss all things boaty.


    For this inaugural episode, Yachting Monthly Editor (and Sailing Podcast host), Theo Stocker met up with Yachting Monthly, Yachting World, Practical Boat Owner and Motor Boat and Yachting Digital Editor, Toby Heppell at the Royal Lymington Yacht Club.


    Despite years of working together on the business side, we’ve rarely dug into our shared passion: getting afloat.


    Prepare for some misty-eyed reminiscing as we compare our East Coast dinghy-saiing childhoods before we tackle the eternal question: Is Cruising the only real form of sailing, or is Toby’s beloved Racing the superior pursuit?


    We also take a deep dive into the used boat market with a fun challenge: What’s the best boat you can buy for under £5,000?


    Hit that like and subscribe button, and let us know in the comments: Are you team cruising or team family? 👇

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    1 hr
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