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by Rob Hygate
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Day Six: Saba, and the Swordfish That Got Away
On Day Six of the Caribbean passage from Grenada to the British Virgin Islands, the crew motor-sails from Montserrat toward the tiny volcanic island of Saba. The episode paints a vivid picture of Saba’s steep green slopes, its unusual geography, and the remarkable road, runway, and marine park…
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Day Four: Guadeloupe to Montserrat – In Columbus's Wake
On day four of the voyage, the crew sails from Guadeloupe toward Montserrat, tracing a route once followed by Christopher Columbus on his second Atlantic crossing in 1493. The episode reflects on the islands’ layered histories: their original Carib names, French and British colonial rule, the…
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Day Three: The Pitons to Dominica – Two Anchors in the Dark
This episode follows a northbound passage from the Pitons in Saint Lucia to Dominica, blending present-day sailing with a return to Rob Hygate’s 2004 log from the same waters. As the crew motors and sails toward anchorages near Dominica, Rob recalls moorings, boat boys, a memorable meal at…
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Day Two: Union Island to Saint Lucia – Janti's Island of Shells
On day two of a voyage from Union Island to Saint Lucia, the crew sails north in calm trade-wind conditions while reflecting on earlier passages through the southern Grenadines. The episode weaves present-day navigation with memories of stops at places like Bequia, Mayreau, the Tobago Cays, and…
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Leaving Grenada, 22 Years On
This episode is a reflective return to Grenada, 22 years after Hurricane Ivan upended a family sailing life there. Rob revisits the places, people, and memories tied to Yacht Dolphins, from the frantic preparations for the storm in Old Harbour to the island’s recovery and rebuilding in the years...
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The Group, the New Psychology, and the Collective Idea
This episode explores the idea that democracy and political life must be grounded in a new social psychology: not the isolated individual, and not a vague mass called society, but the concrete group. It argues that human beings are shaped through reciprocal interaction, and that understanding…
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The New State - Introduction
This episode presents the introduction to *The New State*, arguing that modern politics has outgrown party rule, ballot-box democracy, and the idea of citizens as isolated individuals or faceless crowds. Instead, it calls for group organization as the foundation of self-government, claiming that...
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