The world’s most popular sailing website and online community’s Senior Editor Alan “Mr. Clean” Block goes deep! Sure, we’re a sports podcast about yacht, dinghy, multihull, iceboat, and board racing, but we plan on touching every subject that effects not only our sport, but our sailors. That means everything: Fitness and training, the yachting lifestyle, event and media issues, politics, and just about anything else that comes to mind. As any reader of Sailing Anarchy knows, we’ve got plenty to say about everything!Read more »
The world’s most popular sailing website and online community’s Senior Editor Alan “Mr. Clean” Block goes deep! Sure, we’re a sports podcast about yacht, dinghy, multihull, iceboat, and board racing, but we plan on touching every subject that effects not only our sport, but our sailors. That means everything: Fitness and training, the yachting lifestyle, event and media issues, politics, and just about anything else that comes to mind. As any reader of Sailing Anarchy knows, we’ve got plenty to say about everything!Read Less
Few stories in sailing have caught the public’s attention like the rescue of these two Hawaiian sailors. At first a feel good story for the US Navy, Jen Appel’s inexperience and exaggeration turned the whole thing into a cautionary tale for people who might not have their story straight. Phantom F11 storms, Giant marauding ‘pods’ of Tiger Sharks, the Dragon’s Triangle - none of it made sense, and Sailing Anarchy’s Mr. Clean caught up them to try to figure out what really happened out there. From a New York mobile podcast, where the sailors were out of money and stuck in a place they would never want to be.