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Down at the Boathouse
by The Center for Wooden Boats
Offical podcast of The Center for Wooden Boats, located on South Lake Union in Seattle and on the shores of Camano Island within Cama Beach State Park. The Center has a 45+ year history as a Northwest maritime museum, bringing together wooden boat enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels.
Episodes
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May 2022 Third Friday Speaker: Tyson Trudel
Tyson, once CWB's Youth Programs Manager, shares his experience coming of age as a sailor, finding his place in the maritime industry, being a parent to a sailor, and leading the Maritime High School as their Maritime Education Manager. With the high school's first year wrapping up, Tyson shares...
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April 2022 Third Friday Speaker: Diane E. Lander
We're excited to have Diane E. Lander, a member of the CWB Board of Trustees and longtime wooden boat caretaker, as our Third Friday Speaker this April. Diane gives an inspiring presentation on the ways that wooden boats have enriched her life, including her previous ownership of the 97-foot M.V....
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February 2022 Third Friday Speaker: Karl Kruger
We're excited to host Karl Kruger this month, an athlete and adventurer who inspires many to get on the water! In this talk, Karl draws on his experience paddling the 2017 Race to Alaska from Port Townsend to Ketchikan on his SUP to introduce his next adventure: paddling 2,000 miles through the...
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Jan 2022 Third Friday Speaker: Dustin Espey
CWB's Lead Boatwright, Dustin Espey, holds a 'State of the Boatshop'. He recaps our 2021 work and progress, and looks ahead into 2022 to see what we plan to get up to next in our Wagner Education Center boatshop, Floating Boatshop, and more. This talk was held on January 18th, 2022, at our Wagner...
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Cama Beach: Step Back in Time
Less than 90 minutes north of Seattle, is The Center for Wooden Boat's secondary location, a hidden oasis at Cama Beach State Park. Hear first hand from the family members (Gary and Sandra Worthington) who donated the former 1930's family fishing resort property and the 18 year process of turning...
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CWB: A Living Museum, Part 1
Part one of a two part episode that dives deep into the beginnings of how The Center for Wooden Boats was formed. Hear first hand from founding members Marty Loken and David Cox on what it was like working with founders Dick and Colleen Wagner, and how a City of Seattle employee went from…
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Small Boats - Big Adventure
Rowing is one of the most accessible ways to get on the water and you can get on one for free at The Center for Wooden Boats! Learn about the history of rowboats in the Pacific Northwest as told through late CWB Founder, Dick Wagner. This episode cumulates to the unique story of Pacific Northwest...
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Welcome to the Boathouse
In one of the fastest growing cities in the US, a small floating oasis sits on the shores of Lake Union, underneath the shadows of tech mecca of downtown Seattle, WA. What is The Center for Wooden Boats? CWB staff members Sandy Lam and Josh Anderson share a brief introduction to this unique and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Offical podcast of The Center for Wooden Boats, located on South Lake Union in Seattle and on the shores of Camano Island within Cama Beach State Park. The Center has a 45+ year history as a Northwest maritime museum, bringing together wooden boat enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels.
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Offical podcast of The Center for Wooden Boats, located on South Lake Union in Seattle and on the shores of Camano Island within Cama Beach State Park. The Center has a 45+ year history as a Northwest maritime museum, bringing together wooden boat enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels.
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