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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2020 · 1H 44M

Episode #11 Yeagermeister

from THE SHIPS LOG · host J.B./Yeagermeister

Join us in this episode as Yeagermeister tells us about his life as a seafarer. He grew up in a tugboat dispatch office and now Captains an articulated tug and barge. He goes over some good sea stories and some sad sea stories. We remember and honor ghosts of years past who only live on in the stories that are told about them. He has worked with the brother of a notorious killer, become an educated man, and even schools the shows host on some basic celestial navigation. Along the journey of this conversation, Yeagermeister shares the story of his wild older brother and how he met his unfortunate end overseas. This brother left behind a daughter, Faith, in Bulgaria that has broken her back and needs financial assistance. You can donate to help her get the medical care she needs at https://www.facebook.com/HelpFaithWalkAgain/ That link will take you to the Facebook page that is set up to help her in her struggle to walk again. Anything helps. Later on, we talk about Covid-19 (Corona Virus) and why mariners need to be careful of it. Bull riding, why he likes Jeeps, and the Jones Act are some other topics that are touched upon. Support the show

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Join us in this episode as Yeagermeister tells us about his life as a seafarer. He grew up in a tugboat dispatch office and now Captains an articulated tug and barge. He goes over some good sea stories and some sad sea stories. We remember and honor ghosts of years past who only live on in the stories that are told about them. He has worked with the brother of a notorious killer, become an educated man, and even schools the shows host on some basic celestial navigation. Along the journey of t...

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