Business of Boating w/ Merrill Charette – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode of the Business of Boating podcast, we sit down with Franck Bauguil, Vice President of Yacht Ownership and Product Development at Travelopia, to discuss the evolving landscape of yacht ownership and chartering. Franck shares his insights on how Travelopia's brands, including The Moorings, Sunsail, and Leopard Catamarans, are leading the charge in innovation, sustainability, and customer experience. From hybrid electric yachts to the latest trends in the global charter market, this episode dives deep into the future of yachting. Whether you're a prospective yacht owner, charter enthusiast, or industry professional, you’ll gain valuable knowledge on what’s next in marine adventures.

The Moorings
Sunsail
Leopard Catamarans

Merrill Charette

MIDA.PRO - Marine Industry Digital Agency - Marketing

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In this episode of the Business of Boating podcast, we sit down with Bruce Jones, co-founder of Triton Submarines, to explore the fascinating world of deep-sea exploration. As a pioneer in submersible design and innovation, Bruce discusses Triton’s evolution from early models to cutting-edge vessels capable of reaching full ocean depths. He shares insights on the unique challenges of engineering for the deep sea, how Triton collaborates with adventurers, scientists, and filmmakers, and the growing demand for luxury submersibles in the superyacht market. This conversation offers a deep dive into both the technical and business aspects of one of the marine industry’s most unique niches, well before the tragic Titan sub incident shifted the global narrative on submersible safety. Whether you’re fascinated by the oceans or curious about how to thrive in a specialized market, this episode is a must-listen.

Triton Submarines 

Merrill Charette

MIDA.PRO - Marine Industry Digital Agency - Marketing

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In this episode of the Business of Boating podcast, we sit down with Chris Weingarth, a seasoned entrepreneur and dedicated craftsman who, along with his wife, has been living aboard their boat since 2018. Chris shares his journey from Upstate New York to Fort Lauderdale, where he brought his high-end carpentry business to service yachts. With over 13 years of experience, Chris discusses how he utilizes advanced CNC technology to deliver precise and innovative solutions, such as his new boarding step made from recycled materials. Tune in to hear Chris's insights on quality craftsmanship, the challenges and rewards of living aboard, and his commitment to customer satisfaction in the marine industry.

Chris Weingarth

Stowaway Steps

Merrill Charette

MIDA.PRO - Marine Industry Digital Agency - Marketing

NauticEd - The Standard In Boating

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This week on the Shipshape podcast we meet Wilhelm Schurmann, skipper at the helm of the round-the-world sailing expedition, ‘Voice of the Ocean.’ Currently on his third global circumnavigation after first sailing all around the globe as a child, we learn about the highs and lows of his adventures so far, his ‘Swiss Family Robinson’ style maritime childhood – and how he first got bitten by that notorious sailing bug.

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Dive into the vast ocean of maritime history and sailing with us this week on the SHIPSHAPE podcast as we converse with the multifaceted Eric Wiberg. Not just a ship captain, Eric is a beacon in the world of maritime insights, having penned numerous books that offer a maritime perspective on various sea adventures. His YouTube endeavors, showcasing sailing construction videos and tutorials, have made waves in the digital realm. From the rich tapestry of the maritime timeline to the intricate nuances of sailing architecture, Eric's tales are nothing short of captivating. Listen as he regales us with stories from his adventurous past, including navigating the challenges of boat construction techniques and the treacherous waters of corruption in the maritime industry. As he educates us on the importance of taking the helm in life, this episode promises a blend of maritime journals, sailing insights, and life lessons.

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Merrill Charette

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This week on the SHIPSHAPE podcast, we embark on a maritime journey with Steve, the mastermind behind the "Acorn to Arabella" YouTube channel. With a dedicated following and a plethora of Acorn to Arabella videos, Steve and his team are bringing traditional boat building techniques to the digital age. Broadcasting from his historic family farm in Granby, Western Massachusetts, Steve delves into the world of wooden boat restoration, sharing tales from his boat building journey. Drawing inspiration from wooden boat schools and emphasizing the importance of maritime craftsmanship, Steve's project is a testament to passion and perseverance. From stories of his van-lifer days to the intricacies of wooden boat building techniques, this episode offers a deep dive into the world of maritime craftsmanship. As the anticipated launch in June 2022 approaches, listeners will gain insights into the highs, challenges, and the meticulous process of transforming a dream into a floating reality.

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Merrill Charette

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This week on the SHIPSHAPE podcast, we navigate the digital seas with Taylor Francis, the dynamic personality behind the popular "Taylor's Travels" YouTube channel. With a subscriber base exceeding 200,000, Taylor's Travels has become a beacon for adventure vlogs, Caribbean travels, and insightful boat fixes. Broadcasting from Ontario, Canada, Taylor takes us on a journey from her van-life adventures and waitressing escapades to the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. But it's not just about physical journeys; Taylor delves deep into the intricacies of the social media journey, sharing the highs and lows of managing a thriving YouTube channel and the complexities of modern-day relationships. Whether you're an avid follower of her adventure vlogs or new to the world of Taylor's Travels, this episode promises a blend of sea tales, digital insights, and heartfelt stories.

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Merrill Charette

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This week on the SHIPSHAPE podcast, we set sail into the world of liveaboard sailing and sustainable energy with Robert Carpenter Shook. A professional sailor, liveaboard enthusiast, and tech aficionado, Robert embodies the essence of the sailing lifestyle. From his mother's inspiring tales of the sea to his own sailboat living experiences, Robert's journey is a testament to the allure of the liveaboard lifestyle. As we navigate the challenges and rewards of living on a sailboat, Robert also delves into the realm of alternative energy, emphasizing the importance of renewable energy sources and sustainable energy solutions in today's world. Whether discussing the best places for liveaboard sailing or exploring green energy alternatives, this episode offers a deep dive into the confluence of sailing and sustainability. A must-listen for anyone intrigued by the liveaboard courses, the intricacies of navigating relationships on water, or the future of sustainable energy in the marine world.

Merrill Charette

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Meet the woman shaking up the yachting industry! With over a decade of experience and knowledge gathered across 11 countries, she's revolutionizing the way we think about the yachting industry. From dock logistics to corporate strategy, she's leaving her mark and making waves in the industry. Based in Dubai, she's exploring the yachting world from a new perspective and sharing her story with us. Get ready to hear about how she built a virtual empire, taught a subject that didn't exist before her, and wrote the ultimate guide to the yachting industry. All starting with a simple snapchat. Join us for an exclusive interview with the one and only 'yacht lady'!

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This week on the SHIPSHAPE podcast, we dive deep into the realm of marine education and training with Megan Piggott, the esteemed Director of Workplace Development of the Marine Industries Association of South Florida. Megan, with her vast experience in maritime education and marine ecosystem studies, offers a treasure trove of insights for young enthusiasts eager to make a mark in the boating industry. She sheds light on marine career opportunities, the significance of marine colleges and schools, and the nuances of marine technology education. As Florida continues to reign as the boating capital, Megan elucidates why it remains the epicenter for marine industry training and the plethora of opportunities it offers. From marine conservation education to the intricacies of marine biology courses, this episode is a comprehensive guide for anyone aspiring to chart a course in the marine world. Whether you're a budding marine biologist or an enthusiast exploring marine life education, Megan's expert tips and vision for the future promise a captivating listen.

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