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17 Feb 2022
Season 3: Episode 8 - Getting to know Maurice Owens
00:36:44
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with 99 year old berth holder and local legend, Maurice Owens.
Maurice takes us back to his roots in 1920's London, and from there shares his story, from doing his bit for war-torn Britain to living life on the water, and everything in between. He also shares his top tips for enjoying life up to 99 years old and beyond.
We loved hearing Maurice's story and we hope you do too.
Happy listening!
03 Feb 2022
Season 3: Episode 9 - Getting to know Kate Fortnam
00:16:40
In this episode of Folk Tales Haslar Marina's Assistant Manager Colin McLean speaks with Kate Fortnam of The Green Blue.
Kate speaks about Natural England's ReMEDIES project and the work being done to protect the seabed. She shares how seabed habitats are impacted by recreational activities and what boaters need to consider when it comes to anchoring, mooring and boat maintenance in order to minimise their impact.
We found Kate to be very insightful and we hope you do too!
Happy listening!
24 Mar 2022
Season 3: Episode 11 - In conversation with Tim Norris
00:13:00
In this episode of Folk Tales we join Marisa Bell and Tim Norris from the boat sales arm of the boatfolk family, boatpoint.
Tim gives us glimpse of what life as a boat broker is really like and shares the story of how he came to be a Senior Broker at boatpoint Hamble, one of boatpoint's eight national offices based out of Deacons Marina.
Originally from Birmingham, Tim has spent most of his life on the South Coast, learning to sail The Hamble waters at a young age. After studying for a BSc at Plymouth University, Tim joined the boatpoint Hamble office as a trainee broker. And the rest, as they say, is history!
Happy listening!
08 Mar 2022
Special Episode - Celebrating International Women's Day 2022
00:55:38
In this special episode of Folk Tales we're celebrating International Women's Day. Bee Woodland, Assistant Manager for Portland Marina is joined by a group of wonderful women who share a passion for being on the water and experience working in the marine industry. Our guests for this special episode are:
Clare Elliott, Principal of Quality Time Training sea school as well as a commercially endorsed skipper and instructor.
Becky Walford, Port Safety Officer and a freelance sailing instructor and examiner
Helen Paull, director of THL Superyachts
Sophie Taylor, A Naval Architect
We certainly enjoyed hearing these inspiring females share their perspectives and experiences and we hope you do too.
Happy Listening!
07 Apr 2022
Season 3: Episode 12 - Getting to know Alan Watson OBE
00:11:44
In this episode of Folk Tales we join Haslar Marina's Colin McLean and Captain of the 80 year old war vessel HMS Medusa, Alan Watson OBE.
Alan shares a potted history of Medusa's illustrious career, from her first commissioning in 1943 to mine field marking on the eve of D-Day, right up to present day.
She is an outstanding vessel and a much-loved member of the boatfolk community at Haslar Marina.
We hope you enjoy listening!
21 Apr 2022
Season 3: Episode 13 - In conversation with Jack Keedy
00:20:49
In this episode of Folk Tales we join Portland Marina's Bee Woodland who has been speaking to 14 year old boating enthusiast Jack Keedy.
Jack has spent most of his life on and around the water, from starting out in a Cornish Shrimper to taking the helm of his family's 40ft Dufour. For Jack, being on the water provides an essential escape from the stresses of teenage life in 2022.
Jack is an inspiration to other young people like him and a great example of how important initiatives like boatgen will be in nurturing the next generation of boater.
We hope you enjoy listening!
15 Feb 2023
Season 4: Episode 2 - The latest adventures of Peter Bell
00:42:10
In this episode of Folk Tales we catch-up with adventurer and boating author, Peter Bell.
We first met Peter in 2020 following the launch of his book, The Adventures of Dofesaba II 2019 & 2020. And now he's back with the team from Haslar Marina to tell us all about his latest adventures and newest volume, The Adventures of Dofesaba III - 2021. With a foreword from pro sailor, Ian Hunter MBE, Peter's latest book charts his course from Lagos, up the western coast of Portugal to A Coruna, then heading East towards Bilbao, finally continuing North to Royan.
Hear first-hand how Peter got on in this latest Folk Tales episode.
Season 4: Episode 1 - Getting to know the Boleh Trust
00:17:17
In this episode of Folk Tales we join Haslar Marina's Bex Florence who has been catching up with Craig Coupe, Operations Director at The Boleh Trust.
The Boleh Trust, run entirely by volunteers, works to get disadvantaged people of all ages to sea in restored yacht, Boleh, so that they can be inspired by her ‘can do’ story. Established in 2008, 2023 marks the Trust's 15th year and was heralded by a Royal visitor in November 2022. HRH The Princess Royal visited Haslar Marina to re-commission Boleh for charitable service and met with a number of volunteers and visitors on the day.
Craig and the team at The Boleh Trust are doing incredible work and we love hearing what they have been up to.
Season 4: Episode 5 - Getting to know the Charles Henry lifeboat
00:25:12
In this episode of Folk Tales, we meet James Tyler who sat down with David Hirst at Royal Quays Marina to tell us about the former lifeboat, The Charles Henry, that his family own and now keep at our marina.
The Charles Henry is an ex-RNLI Oakley 48 Class lifeboat. There were only five such lifeboats built, and she is now the only Oakley Class 48 lifeboat afloat having been lovingly restored by the father and son team of Mark and James Tyler. The Tylers acquired the vessel in unusual circumstances - they saw it for sale on eBay!
The Charles Henry was built in 1968 and her official number was 1015, and her operational number was 48-12. She saw service with the RNLI at Selsey from 1969 until 1983, and was then stationed at Baltimore in Co. Cork between 1983 and 1987. Her penultimate service was in 1986 when she went to assist the ore-carrier MV Kowloon Bridge off the coast of Cork in what was described as a "phenomenal sea state".
Mark and James are now the owners of the Charles Henry and have plans to share this historic boat with the local community in North East England. As a professional marine engineer, James is well qualified to be custodian of the Charles Henry and shares his passion in this episode of Folk Tales.
Happy listening!
21 Mar 2023
Season 4: Episode 4 - In conversation with James Harayda
00:27:04
In this episode of Folk Tales we join Haslar Marina's Bex Florence who has been catching up with aspirational young sailor and team principal of the Gentoo Sailing Team, James Harayda.
With his sights set on competing in the 2024Vendée Globe, James speaks about his journey into sailing. Sharing his how his upbringing in Singapore fuelled his love of the sea, through to his first experience with yacht racing.
We hear about the plans of the Gentoo Sailing Team, and how the Gentoo Youth Programme is bringing young people into the boating community.
Happy listening!
08 Jun 2023
Season 4: Episode 9 - Getting to know Ella Hibbert
00:24:55
In this episode of Folk Tales, Portland Marina's Bee Woodland chats with Ella Hibbert, an inspiring young sailor working towards a non-stop solo sail around the Arctic Circle.
Ella speaks about the process of preparing for the journey, as well as her reason for taking on such a big challenge. Sharing the motivation behind her plans, we hear about Ella's desire to raise awareness of climate change and its impact on the often forgotten Arctic, and why, now more than ever, it's important to bring this issue to light.
Prepared to be inspired and Happy Listening!
03 Mar 2023
Season 4: Episode 3 - Celebrating International Women's Day 2023
00:16:17
12 May 2023
Season 4: Episode 8 - In conversation with Gavin & James Sailing
00:29:10
In this episode of Folk Tales, we meet boating YouTubers and boatfolk members Gavin & James Sailing.
Hailing originally from Scarborough, Gavin & James made the decision in the Summer of 2022 to quit their jobs and follow their dreams to live aboard their 28ft Etap 28i. They have been documenting their journey around the UK coastline ever since, sharing the good, the bad, and the ugly of living abord on their YouTube channel.
Gavin & James have been part of the boatfolk community since the end of 2022 and join David Hirst from Royal Quays Marina in North Shields in this episode of Folk Tales to let us know how their journey has been so far and to share their plans for the future.
Happy Listening!
14 Apr 2023
Season 4: Episode 6 - Celebrating National Dolphin Day (Part 1)
00:23:16
In part 1 of this two part special mini-series of Folk Tales, we join Portland Marina's Bee Woodland and Liz Sandeman from ocean conversation charity, Marine Connection as we celebrate National Dolphin Day.
Bee and Liz talk all things Cetacean, from the joy that they bring to water-lovers around the World to the risks and dangers they can pose to us and we pose to them. They remember Portland Marina's beloved resident dolphin, Danny, who's memorial was installed at the Marina in 2021, as well as the ins and outs of the Cetacean Code of Conduct and how we can all do our part in protecting this remarkable species.
Season 4: Episode 7 - Celebrating National Dolphin Day (Part 2)
00:28:33
23 Jun 2023
Season 4: Episode 10 - In Conversation with Liz & Mark (Part 1)
00:20:11
In part one of this two-part episode of Folk Tales we catch-up with boatfolk berth holders at Portland Marina, Liz & Mark, about life on the water and their adventures afloat.
Mark & Liz join Portland Marina's Bee Woodland to share the story of their ARC adventure, having taken part in the cross-Atlantic event on board a friend's Wauquiez 48 over the Winter of 2022. Now back in Portland Marina and loving life with their Fontaine Pajot Astrea 42 catamaran, the pair share the highs and lows of their trip as well as their own advice for those thinking about embarking on the ARC in the future.
Season 4: Episode 11 - In conversation with Mark & Liz (Part 2)
00:23:36
04 Feb 2021
Welcome to Folk Tales
00:00:22
Folk Tales is the brand new podcast series, brought to you by boatfolk. With stories and interviews from across the UK's boating community, we hope you enjoy listening!
The first episode will air very soon. Stay tuned...
In this first episode of Folk Tales we hear from boatfolk hero, Tim Long, who at the age of just 15 became the youngest person to ever sail solo around Britain in 2020.
Tim talks about his epic adventure, what motivates him and where he's setting his sights for the future.
Episode 2: In conversation with Oly Rush & Roy Beal (Part 1)
00:26:15
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Oly Rush & Roy Beal, AKA Dorset-based eco-warriors Project Planet and Clean Jurassic Coast.
Oly & Roy first met in January 2020 and immediately bonded over their mutual mission to protect our planet. Since then they have joined forces and have been working hard to keep ocean sustainability high on the agenda.
Episode 3: In conversation with Oly Rush & Roy Beal (Part 2)
00:29:24
In this episode of Folk Tales we continue our conversation with Oly Rush & Roy Beal, AKA Dorset-based eco-warriors Project Planet and Clean Jurassic Coast.
We hear about their plans for Summer 2021, including an epic 900 mile kayak trip!
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with life-long sailor and executive coach, Fiona Cloke.
We hear about Fiona's life-changing experience sailing across the Atlantic and how the ocean has played a vital role in keeping her grounded throughout a varied and successful career.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak Frank Fletcher, CEO of the incredible Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust.
We hear about the history of the Trust and all of the amazing work they are doing to help young people recovering from cancer rebuild their lives.
Headquartered out of East Cowes Marina, in 2021 we celebrate ten years of boatfolk's relationship with the Trust and we hear from Frank what the future might hold.
In this episode of Folk Tales, we speak with Adrian Crook from Weymouth Sailing School.
Adrian shares his story of a life on the water, including his time as a Navigator in the Merchant Navy through to competitive sailing at an international level. Adrian has had some incredible experiences and we are lucky enough to hear the best bits!
In this episode of Folk Tales, we speak with Portland customer, Chris Morton.
Chris shares his story of life on the water, from solo-racing in his Pogo 8.50, L'Aventure II, to his journey back to the water after a life changing accident in 2019. Chris is an inspirational guy with incredible determination and we loved hearing what he had to say.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with adventurer and boating author, Peter Bell.
Peter tells us all about his latest book, The Adventures of Dofesaba II 2019 & 2020, which documents the good, the bad and the ugly of his trip along the Punic Coast, from stunning scenery to a few near misses with killer whales and a grumpy Dutchman!
Like his book, this episode is full of laugh out loud moments and incredible facts.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Vicky Williams from the incredible sailing charity, Challenge Wales.
Challenge Wales has been working for over a decade to bring life-changing experiences to young people from all over the UK. Their focus is on helping vulnerable young people develop life skills and improve employment prospects, all through the power of sailing.
Vicky tells us all about their history, their amazing work, and the positive and lasting impact they are making.
Happy listening!
19 Apr 2021
Episode 10: In conversation with Brian Meharg MBE
00:17:34
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Brian Meharg MBE from Bangor Marina in Northern Ireland.
Brian shares his story of a life on the water, from skipper, to author and everything in between, including some great memories of his time as long-distance swimming pilot for Alison Street's record-breaking attempts to swim the North Channel.
Happy listening!
26 Apr 2021
Episode 11: Getting to know Steve Brown
00:35:42
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with round-the-world boating adventurer, Steve Brown.
Steve talks to us about how he made the decision to take the plunge, buy his Bestevaer 60C, Novara, and set sail for the adventure of a lifetime. From breaking ice through the North West Passage to cruising the Caribbean, Steve and his wife Trish have experienced life to the fullest and have plans to keep on going.
Steve is an amazing guy, with a wonderful story.
Happy listening!
03 May 2021
Episode 12: In conversation with Michael Howorth
00:31:33
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Merchant Navy veteran, superyacht Captain and widely-published industry commentator, Michael Howorth.
Michael's prowess as a travel and yachting writer is widely revered, and he and his wife Frances are now published across the world's leading industry titles. In this interview, Michael shares all, from his early career with the Merchant Navy to taking the helm of cruise liners and superyachts with the rich and famous.
He has some fantastic anecdotes and great tips for those looking to start boating.
Episode 1 Honest Conversations: A Folk Tales mini-series for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
00:24:14
Honest Conversations is a Folk Tales mini-series focused on all things mental wellbeing as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.
Today's theme is "Give" and we're speaking with Alex Sergison from the Portland-based business, Adventure4All. Adventure4All uses adventure sports such as paddle boarding, rock climbing and coasteering to help people push themselves and their boundaries, to learn and grow and build confidence.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Alex and his team have helped many children and young adults who are struggling to cope with their mental health following extended periods of lockdown and re-engaging with their peers having been out of school for so long.
Alex also talks about his own experience with anxiety and depression and how he is striving to create a safe place to discuss mental health for his children despite finding it difficult to talk about himself.
Episode 3 Honest Conversations: A Folk Tales mini-series for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
00:44:54
Honest Conversations is a Folk Tales mini-series focused on all things mental wellbeing as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.
Today's theme is "Take notice", and we're chatting with Abbie Barnes from wellbeing project Spend More Time In The WILD,
Abbie started WILD in 2016 to inspire and empower others by openly talking about her own struggles with her mental health and the benefits of spending time in nature to improve mental and physical health and wellbeing.
Since then WILD has grown into a safe community for others to share their stories and encourage others to get outside and to take notice of the world around them and to protect our precious green spaces with Abbie at the helm, encouraging us all to don our walking boots and connect with the natural world, now more so than ever as we navigate a global pandemic.
Abbie’s YouTube channel, Spend More Time In The WILD documents her long distance trail walks and the challenges she faces with her mental and physical health both on and off the trail.
Episode 5 Honest Conversations: A Folk Tales mini-series for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
00:23:59
Honest Conversations is a Folk Tales mini-series focused on all things mental wellbeing as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.
Today's theme is "Connect", and we're chatting with Tom and Matt, founders of the hugely successful charitable coffee business, Frontline Coffee.
Frontline Coffee was founded in 2018 by firefighters Tom and Matt to offer support to fellow members of the emergency services suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. What started as offering a safe place to come for a cuppa and a chat has become a coffee empire selling beans and make at home coffee products followed by the opening of the first Frontline coffee shop on Portland at the end of last summer and the ‘coffee hydrant’ trailer by Portland Castle during spring 2021.
Proceeds from the sale of the coffee beans go to various emergency services support charities such as The Fire Fighters Charity, Laura Hyde Foundation and RNLI.
Episode 2 Honest Conversations: A Folk Tales mini-series for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
00:35:30
Honest Conversations is a Folk Tales mini-series focused on all things mental wellbeing as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.
Today's theme is "Be active" and we're speaking with extreme ocean swimmer, Ben Hooper from the Swim the Big Blue expedition. Ben shot to fame in 2016 as the first man to attempt to swim the Atlantic Ocean. After a dramatic (and premature) end to his adventure, Ben is setting his sights on the future.
Ben talks to us about battling his own mental health issues and the role that getting active, being out on the water and following a dream have played in overcoming aversity.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Celine Gamble of the Zoological Society of London and Maria Hayden-Jones of Bangor University about the pioneering project that sees Conwy Marina becoming a focal point for the rewilding of native oysters.
In April 2021, 1,300 native oysters were returned to waters in Conwy Bay. Part of an ambitious restoration project known as the Wild Oysters Project, the aim is to bring back these ‘ocean superheroes’ from the brink of extinction.
The Wild Oysters Project is a partnership between ZSL (Zoological Society of London), Blue Marine Foundation (BLUE) and British Marine. It aims to help restore healthy, resilient coastal waters around the UK. The nurseries are currently set up in various sites including one at Conwy Marina in conjunction with Bangor University.
Celine and Maria take us through the project, its aims, and the vital role that oysters will play in the safeguarding of our waters for generations to come.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Tim Davies from charitable sailing project, Sail2Help.
Following the tragic suicide of his son, George, in December 2020, Tim set-up Sail2Help to raise awareness of mental health issues among young people, and importantly raise funds in order to offer much-needed support to those that need it most. Working to support Papyrus, the UK’s main suicide prevention charity for young persons, Sail2Help seeks to help fund projects that aim to reduce the incidence of suicide.
Tim shares his story with us and his belief in the the power of sailing to help provide much-needed respite for those suffering from the loss of a loved one. This episode may be triggering for some listeners and we ask that you please decide if this is suitable for you before listening.
Episode 4 Honest Conversations: A Folk Tales mini-series for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
00:15:24
Honest Conversations is a Folk Tales mini-series focused on all things mental wellbeing as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.
Today's theme is "Keep Learning", and we're chatting with record-breaking sailor, Tim Long.
At just 15, Tim became the youngest person ever to sail solo around Britain in 2020. A member of our boatfolk community at Haslar Marina, Tim is an exceptional young man with incredible determination, passion and drive.
Tim talks to us about the mental resilience needed to take on a feat like his and shares his first hand experience of balancing the often-conflicting pressures of exams, social expectations and following his dream.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Dr Tim Ferrero from the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust.
Tim talks to us about the fantastic work that the Trust do and about his experience of protecting our oceans through important initiatives like the Living Seas project and Secrets of the Solent.
With over thirty years of experience in marine conservation, Tim is the authority on what lies beneath the waves in the Solent and we're lucky enough to get the inside scoop!
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Neil Garrick-Maidment from environmental charity, The Seahorse Trust.
Neil has been working with our team at boatfolk to develop and launch a ground-breaking project to bring eco-moorings to Studland Bay in Dorset. Following recent approval from the Marine Management Organisation, the landmark project is set to change the future of Studland for good.
Neil chats with eco-warrior and Haslar Marina Manager, Ben Lippiett about the project and about the fantastic work that the Seahorse Trust does at championing this mysterious and incredible species.
Neil has some incredible experience and a story well worth listening to.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Angus Johnston from sustainable cleaning company, Ecoworks Marine.
Ecoworks Marine was founded 5 years ago by Angus, his brother Fraser, and father Scott with a single mission; to champion the sustainable revolution in marine cleaning. Their unique range of environmentally-conscious boat cleaning products are used the world-over, and they have fast become the go-to brand for sustainably-minded boaters.
We chat to Angus about the current crisis faced by our seas, from ocean plastics to biohazardous waste, and we discover how Angus at the team at Ecoworks are doing their bit to reduce their impact on the planet.
Season 3: Episode 1 - Getting to know Enya-Jai Broughton
00:24:24
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with recent boating convert and Penarth Marina berth holder, Enya-Jai Broughton.
Having bought Hela, a 26.5 ft sailing boat in need of some love, in 2020, Enya-Jai set about restoring her using nothing but some friendly advice and YouTube tutorials! All while battling with what she calls her "invisible disability".
Through blood, sweat and tears, Enya-Jai has given Hela a new lease of life and is on a mission to put Hela through her paces and to chart a course for new and exciting adventures.
Enya-Jai has a courageous attitude, fantastic perseverance and a brilliant story.
Season 3: Episode 2 - In conversation with David Cusworth
00:37:51
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with David Cusworth, lifelong sailor and Community Partnerships Manager at boating innovator, Savvy Navvy.
From a career in the Royal Navy, to selecting new recruits for the Clipper Round the World Race, through to emigrating to Denmark to work for tech disruptor, Savvy Navvy, David has had a remarkable life on the water and shares all with us in this episode of Folk Tales.
Season 3: Episode 3 - Getting to know Dr Camilla Hickish
00:17:36
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Dr Camilla Hickish, cancer-survivor and volunteer for the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust.
Camilla speaks with East Cowes Marina Manager and Assistant Manager, Mike Townshend and Jess Olden about her experience of working with the Trust following successful treatment for Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2010. She recalls what it was like being diagnosed with cancer at just 15 years old, and shares what working with the Trust and being on the water has meant for her.
Camilla is incredibly inspiring and she has an amazing story to tell.
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Richard Percy, CEO of the Andrew Simpson Foundation, and Ellie Gennings, Lecturer in Sports Coaching at Bournemouth University about youth engagement initiative, boatgen.
In September 2021, boatfolk and the Andrew Simpson Foundation took to the boatfolk stage at the Southampton International Boat Show to launch boatgen, a joint initiative aimed at developing the UK's next generation of boater. They were joined on stage by Olympic Gold Medallist, Eilidh McIntyre and boatgen ambassador, Tim Long and since then have been on a mission to engage young people from all walks of life around the life-changing benefits of getting afloat.
Richard and Ellie share their background and experiences in this episode of Folk Tales and explain why boatgen is such an important initiative as we look ahead at the future of our sport.
Happy listening!
06 Jan 2022
Season 3: Episode 5 - In conversation with Jordan Paulet
00:14:08
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak with Haslar Marina Manager and Senior Berthing Master, Ben Lippiett and Jordan Paulet about Jordan's time with and before life at boatfolk.
From a semi-professional swimming career, to lifeguarding in one of the South Coast's busiest beaches, Jordan has always had a love of the water. We hear what brought him to Haslar Marina and what the future might hold as he continues to forge his career as one of our boatfolk heroes.
Happy listening!
18 Jan 2022
Season 3: Episode 6 - Getting to know Piers Covill
00:31:51
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak Piers Covill, long-standing boater, Haslar Marina berth holder and the Managing Director of Beyonder, a new boating subscription service.
Piers shares with us the experiences he's had on the water and the importance of welcoming new people into the boating community. We hear about his passion for sailing and his thoughts on why it might be time to re-think the traditional approach to boat ownership.
Happy listening!
03 Feb 2022
Season 3: Episode 7 - In conversation with Harry Dennis
00:28:53
In this episode of Folk Tales we speak Harry Dennis, marine biologist and Founder of ultra sustainable consumer brand, Waterhaul.
Harry explains how growing up by the Coast, studying marine biology and working for ocean activism brand, Surfers Against Sewerage, all led to his decision to tackle the ocean plastic crisis head on by founding Waterhaul, a consumer brand creating beautiful products from recovered and recycled ocean plastics.
Harry's mission is big and bold and his passion for doing good is inspiring.
Happy listening!
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