
This podcast is 110% dedicated to celebrating the art, craft, history, tradition and romance of wooden boats around the world. Season 1 will include all 217 episodes I recorded (and previously published) between 2011 and 2018.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

I’m taking a break from my Podcast Vacation today to publish another episode of HOWB :D.
Today’s podcast is a recording I did with Jake Beattie during the 2015 Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival. We
talked about highlights of the festival, news at ... more
I’m taking a break from my Podcast Vacation today to publish another episode of HOWB :D.
Today’s podcast is a recording I did about an hour after the 2015 Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival had
ended. I talk about the highlights of the festival and... more
Today’s podcast is an interview I recorded on June 3rd in Port Townsend, WA – the Prep Day for the
inaugral R2AK (engineless race) which began June 4th and was won by Team Elsie Piddock.
This interview is with Thomas Nielsen of Team Sea Runner. Tea... more
inaugral R2AK (engineless race) which began June 4th and was won by Team Elsie Piddock.
First up: Denny Brausen, Team Noddy Noggins. Denny and B-I-L Simeon Baldwin are doing Leg 1 to Victoria
BC in and 11ʹ 11ʺ SCAMP sailboat.
Second: Dan and Heath... more
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Just love the amazing range of wooden boat stories and experience. A treasure trove of boat wisdom, information and inspiration. The fact they are rereleased recordings from some years ago does not detract from the joy of listening.
I just found this podcast after returning from a short Kayak Camping trip to the Curmes Islands in desolation sound. My Son and I were paddling a Shearwater Sport and Chesapeake 17 Light, that we built together last winter in Powell River B.C.
Dan has managed to interview many very accomplished boat builders who are keeping Wooden Boat building industry alive today. Thanks for sharing your time Dan . I am looking forward to listening to all the podcasts you have recorded. I just listened to yo... more
Been listening to episodes of HOWB back to back... to back... to back... Thanks, Dan, for a great podcast! The only thing I’m not looking forward to is being caught up and having to limit myself to one episode a week!
Recently my wife gave birth to our first child, a wonderful little boy. I grew up sailing and now am just so excited to be able to take him out on the water in the future. It has been on my mind and l started searching for a podcast that equaled my passion for getting out on the water and about building boats. This is it! Dan has an amazing passion for wooden boats, and the world is a better place because he decided to share it. There are amazing stories of adventure, boat building, history, and... more
I’m getting ready to move to Seattle soon, and this podcast has been an incredible resource for me because I don’t know how to sail (yet), but through the podcast I’ve been able to learn MUCH more about the SCAMP Sailboat and other helpful resources for starting my sailing journey! Glad you’re back, Dan!
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Content focuses on the art and tradition of wooden boat building and the vibrant community surrounding it. A variety of episodes feature interviews with builders, restorers, and enthusiasts who share personal stories and experiences related to wooden boats, including participation in events like the Race to Alaska. Discussions often engage with themes of craftsmanship, mentorship in woodworking, and the personal connections individuals have with their boats and maritime adventures. There is a strong sense of nostalgia intertwined with educational insights, making it appealing for both seasoned maritime aficionados and newcomers interested in wooden vessels.
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