Podcasts de maritime

Tracing your merchant seamen ancestors through crew lists and agreements

Janet Dempsey tells the remarkable story of Merchant Navy records, the work that is being done to...

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Three generations of master mariners

In this talk Len Holder explores the maritime roots of his family.

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Forgotten tragedy: The loss of HMT Lancastria

On 17 June 1940, HMT Lancastria was sunk by a German bomber while evacuating troops from St...

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Historic Titles and Historic Rights in the Law of the Sea in the Light of the South China Sea Arbitration

Historic titles and historic rights have been a complicated issue in the law of the sea both...

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Morecambe Bay Cocklepicking Disaster

This episode looks at a disaster which struck close to my home - the Morecambe Bay cocklepicking...

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The Role of Minesweepers in WW2

This podcast was recorded in partnership with Quarterdeck Talks. Nick Stanley talks about...

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The Shipping Brief podcast on COVID-19

In this podcast Andrew Rigden Green, partner in our Hong Kong office, and senior associate...

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Underwater Technology Podcast - Pod7 - Mark Beattie-Edwards, Nautical Archaeology Society, on the wreck on the 'Londo...

Podcast 7, 22nd May 2020* - SUT Chair of Education Committee Susan John interviewing Mark...

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Alexander Varvarenko - Breaking through technology barriers, Changing the Shipping Sector and Building ShipNext

Alexander is the CEO and Founder of SHIPNEXT and VARAMAR.  In this episode we discuss the thought...

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Jon Loken - Succeeding as a Start Up in COVID, Technology Advancements and Chord-X (#2)

Launching a Marine Tech Start Up is never going to be an easy task but at Chord-X spending the...

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Chrissie Clark - Breaking Diversity Barriers in Maritime, Diversity Initiatives and Lessons from Mining (#4)

Chrissie Clark is the Programme Manager for Diversity & Skills with Maritime UK.   Chrissie...

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Thomas Wøidemann - Becoming CEO of Lauritzen Kosan and How Consistently Taking on New Challenges Made All The Differ...

Thomas Wøidemann is the CEO of Lauritzen Kosan in Copenhagen. We discuss a range of topics from...

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Chris McDade - Going from Deck Cadet to VP of Gas Ops at Teekay, Seafarer Career Development and Taking on Challenges...

Chris McDade was appointed as Vice President of Gas Operations by Teekay in the Summer in the...

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#7 - Frank Coles - The journey from seafarer to CEO and the fight to create a green channel for seafarers

Frank Coles is a former seafarer that made the career decision to come ashore and study maritime...

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#478 - Kit Chellel - The Wild Hijacking Of A $100 Million Supertanker

Kit Chellel is a senior reporter at Bloomberg news, an investigative journalist and an author....

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The Nordics as Maritime Nations

Editor of nordics.info Nicola Witcombe looks into why the Nordic countries are seen – and see...

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The Nordics, Shipping and the Climate

Listen to global historian Annette Skovsted Hansen from Aarhus University and legal expert Ellen...

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#9 Per Cristian Dettwiler - Destined for shoreside, Going after an MBA and starting a Wagyu Beef Farm

Summary: Gordon interviews Per Cristian with an untraditional shipping background who had a...

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#8 Bob Sanguinetti - A life in the Royal Navy, transitioning from UK Chamber of Shipping to Leading Aberdeen Harbour

Summary: Bob Sanguinetti, CEO of Aberdeen Harbour Board and former Royal Navy officer, discusses...

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#10 Hatem Elgameil - Changing from Marine Engineer to Naval Architect, Moving your family around the world and...

Summary: Hatem Elgameil, a Naval architect and Marine engineer, introduces himself and his...

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