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June Rodil and the Cove Beneath the Comforter 56:42

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Houston-based sommelier and restaurateur June Rodil shares her journey from an immigrant kid decoding American culture through Babysitters Club books to becoming a hospitality visionary redefining what it means to serve with empathy. She opens up about fitting in, parental pressure, what Waffle House and Olive Garden taught her about hospitality, and the quiet refuge she finds beneath the covers when the world gets too loud. Learn more at: https://www.foodandwine.com/tinfoil-swans-podcast-s3-ep30-june-rodil-and-the-cove-beneath-the-comforter-11850897 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…

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The Dubcast with Dubside is a unique and immersive podcast that dives deep into the world of traditional kayaking, Greenlandic culture, and the captivating stories that emerge from the icy edges of the Arctic. Hosted by the legendary kayak instructor, performer, and cultural explorer Dubside, each episode blends insightful conversations, first-hand field recordings, and rich storytelling from Greenland and beyond.

Whether he’s interviewing master kayak builders, uncovering lost paddling techniques, or singing with locals around a drum circle in South Greenland, Dubside brings his signature mix of curiosity, wit, and deep respect for tradition. With co-host Andrew Elizaga, The Dubcast is a one-of-a-kind journey into a vanishing world of indigenous skill, Arctic adventure, and cultural resilience—told through the voice of someone who’s truly lived it.

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Keeping the Tradition Alive: Joanne Barta and the Rebirth of SSTIKS 39:00

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Send us a text In this special guest episode of The Dubcast with Dubside, Dubside sits down with longtime SSTIKS organizer and mentor Joanne Barta. Recorded in May 2025 at the TRAQS gathering in Florida, the conversation traces Joanne’s journey from her first awe-filled paddle in Southeast Alaska to becoming a central figure in the South Sound Traditional Inuit Kayak Symposium (SSTIKS) and Qajaq USA events. Joanne shares how she discovered Greenland paddles, built her own boats, and grew into a respected instructor—especially known for her work teaching kids to roll. She and Dubside talk about what made SSTIKS unique: its deep commitment to families, a full kids’ program with appropriately sized skin-on-frame kayaks and paddles, and a collaborative organizing culture that kept costs low and community at the center. They also discuss the challenges of keeping an event alive through COVID, and then sparking a rebirth of SSTIKS in 2025 at Vista Park in Skamokawa, Washington. Along the way, Joanne recalls memorable international adventures, including an early traditional kayaking event in Argentina with improvised kayak builds, unfamiliar local customs, and a mayor-backed exemption just to get kayaks home on car roofs. It’s a 40-minute tour through the history and future of SSTIKS—and a tribute to the community that keeps traditional kayaking thriving. LINKS: SSTIKS 2025…

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Guitars, Kayaks, and Coffee: The World According to Nigel Foster 43:38

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Send us a text WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOU TUBE In this episode, Dubside and Andrew visit legendary sea kayaker Nigel Foster and ceramic artist Kristin Nelson at their home in Seattle during their road trip to SSTIKS 2025. Nigel reflects on his lifelong journey on the water — from his early days paddling skin-on-frame boats on the English coast, to designing the Vyneck for his record-setting 1977 circumnavigation of Iceland, and creating iconic kayaks like the Legend, Shadow, and Silhouette. He shares stories of innovation, independence, and the spirit of exploration that has shaped a generation of paddlers. Kristin talks about her ceramic work, her collaborations with other artists, and how handmade objects bring warmth and meaning into everyday life. A conversation about craftsmanship, curiosity, and finding art in both water and clay. Links: Nigel Foster’s Amazon Page Nigel Foster Kayaks VitCeramics.com…

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DUBCAST #73: From Delmarva to Nuuk: Building Team Qajaq USA 40:32

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Send us a text A whirlwind primer on Greenland’s National Kayaking Championships—past, present, and (very likely) Nuuk 2026. Fresh from Delmarva, Dubside breaks down the events (races, rolling, ropes, harpoon), the divisions, how scoring works, and what it actually feels like to compete. He shares travel/lodging realities, costs, gear options (including Qajaq USA fleet ideas), and why “attitude over ability” is the only qualifier that matters. Along the way: stories from the beach in Qaqortoq, a lesson in patience from judging days, Nate Apgar’s mid-start mindset shift, and why the whole thing ultimately exists “for the kids.” If you’re curious about joining Team Qajaq USA—or cheering from home—this is your roadmap. #QUSANUUK2026 LINKS: Delmarva Paddler’s Retreat Find transcripts to our episodes on The Dubcast with Dubside website on Buzzsprout The Dubcast with Dubside on Instagram…

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The Zen of Fiberglass Repair with Rhonda Schwab 49:11

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Send us a text CLICK HERE TO WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE When Dubside discovers a crack in his fiberglass kayak after a trip to Delmarva, he and Andrew hit the road in search of answers. Their journey takes them to Gig Harbor, Washington, where Dubside reconnects with an old friend—Rhonda Schwab, a longtime kayak repair expert and the founder of Kayakers Go Coastal. Rhonda has been fixing kayaks for over 25 years, and in this in-depth conversation, she walks Dubside through the art of fiberglass repair—from emergency field fixes to full gel coat restoration. This is the first episode of The Dubcast with Dubside recorded entirely on video, and it’s part how-to guide, part reunion, and part love letter to the kayak community of the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or just curious about how to keep your kayak seaworthy, this episode is packed with expert tips, practical advice, and plenty of kayak nerdiness. LINKS: Kayakers Go Coastal Top Kayaker…

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Carving a Path: Mike Knight on Qajaqs and Native American Flutes 50:34

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Send us a text Andrew and Dubside kick off with BIG NEWS: plans to assemble an American team for the 2026 Greenland National Kayaking Championships in Nuuk. From travel tips to team jackets, they lay the groundwork for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, participating in one of the most unique paddling events in the world. Then Dubside interviews Florida paddler and flute-maker Mike Knight, who shares his journey into kayaking and Greenland-style paddles. He performs hauntingly beautiful melodies on the Native American flutes he handcrafts. A one-of-a-kind episode that blends tradition, craft, and the spirit of exploration. LINKS: Check us out on INSTAGRAM.…

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DUBCAST #72: From Sisimiut to Tivoli: Qajaqs, Rock Shows, and Coin Hunts 34:22

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Send us a text Episode 72 picks up where #71 left off—on the road (and sea) through Greenland and Denmark in July 2025. Highlights include the kayak championships in Sisimiut (with qajaatullamaak winners Ujarneq Tobiassen and Ivinnquaq Olsen), a quiet overnight aboard the Sarfaq Ittuk, and a laid‑back stay at Nuuk’s Seaman’s Home while the city buzzes with new construction. Dubside reconnects with friends old and new, previews forthcoming interviews with filmmaker Inuk Silis Høegh and cultural guide Mikkel Larsen, and drops music and culture gems: the TUSAS Music app, the rising Bolt Lamar streetwear brand, and a packed two‑day “Greenland in Tivoli” showcase featuring DDR (“Sussa!”), Naneruaq, and a duet set from Rasmus Lyberth and Julie Bertelsen. There’s even a coin‑collector detour—from the Apostle Islands U.S. quarter to Denmark’s 2010 kayak 20‑kroner. Plus: a shout‑out to a listener who recognized him in the crowd, and a nudge to check out the new Instagram: @the_dubcast_with_dubside. LINKS: Guide to Greenlandic culture: Introduction to how Greenlanders think and act. By Mikkel Larsen…

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DUBCAST #71: Rolling With It: Dubside’s Return to the Greenland Competition 36:08

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Send us a text Dubside is back from Greenland! In this long-anticipated report, he recounts his 2025 journey to the Greenland National Kayaking Championship — a trip filled with unexpected delays, travel detours, and spontaneous moments of generosity and connection. From navigating airline mishaps and expired currency to rolling with an international team and reconnecting with old friends, Dubside paints a vivid portrait of the joys and challenges of Arctic travel. There’s even a near-miss accident that almost derailed the whole adventure — and a haunting musical performance recorded with natural echo in a mysterious underground monument in Copenhagen. This episode is a rich blend of storytelling, culture, and sound — with a preview of what’s to come in Episode #72. Qaannamik unammersuarneq 2025: Iligiikkaarluni kingusaqattaarneq…

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Leon Sommé – The Body Boat Blade Story 1:00:29

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Send us a text In this episode, Dubside and Andrew catch up with renowned sea kayak coach Leon Sommé, co-founder of Body Boat Blade International on Orcas Island. Leon shares the journey from his first sea kayak in the Boundary Waters to building one of North America’s most respected kayak schools with his partner, Shawna Franklin. Along the way, he talks about memorable expeditions—including circumnavigating Iceland and Vancouver Island—the golden era of sea kayaking symposiums, Greenland paddling influences, and the enduring value of teaching risk assessment and seamanship. Now medically retired from professional coaching, Leon reflects on a lifetime on the water, the community he helped shape, and the adventures that still keep him moving.…

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From First Rolls to Guiding Hands: Maddi Murphy’s Kayak Journey 35:04

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Send us a text In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , we sit down with Maddi Murphy—paddler, performer, and mental health counselor-in-training—at the Delmarva Paddlers Retreat. Maddi first attended Greenland-style kayaking events as a child, rolling her first kayak at just 14, and has since grown into a thoughtful and dedicated mentor in the community. Dubside and Maddi explore her early introduction to traditional kayaking, what it was like to return to the sport as a teenager, and the rewarding (and sometimes frustrating) experience of teaching others to roll. Maddi shares powerful insights into the psychological barriers that can hold people back—especially those coping with fear or trauma—and how grounding techniques from her counseling work can help students regain calm and confidence on the water. From rolling progression to Dashboard Drama s, and from stiff old kayakers to the strength of young women, this is a rich, heartfelt conversation about growth, resilience, and finding joy in the water. Delmarva Paddler's Retreat…

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Schoolhouse on the Ice: Tales from Wisconsin’s Apostle Islands with Sally Bergerud 31:34

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Send us a text In this heartfelt and wide-ranging conversation, Dubside sits down with retired teacher and Madeline Island local Sally Bergerud to explore life on the edge of Lake Superior. From teaching in a two-room schoolhouse to crossing ice roads, dodging black bears, and paddling the Apostle Islands with a group of fearless women, Sally paints a vivid portrait of community, resilience, and deep connection to place. The episode ends with a moving story of the Ojibwe people and their sacred ties to Madeline Island— Mooningwanekaaning . This is an episode full of history, humor, and heart.…

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Tales from the Edge of Pictured Rocks: Henry Davies on Paddling Lake Superior 42:41

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Send us a text In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside, we venture into the wild and windswept world of Lake Superior with long-time kayaker and guide Henry Davies. Broadcasting from Henry’s home on the rocky shore of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Dubside dives deep into a wide-ranging conversation about the unique challenges of guiding at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Henry shares stories from decades on the water—his approach to training kayak guides in icy conditions, the geology and hidden dangers of Lake Superior, the drinkability of its waters, how he transitioned from canoeing to Greenland paddling, and the joys and frustrations of teaching rolling to newcomers. We learn about shipwrecks, surfing inland waves, bears stranded in sea caves, and why Spray Falls remains one of the lake’s most magical and remote spots. Whether you’re a traditional kayaking enthusiast, a guide in training, or just someone who dreams of paddling along sandstone cliffs streaked with copper and iron, this episode captures the essence of paddling culture on the inland sea. LINKS: Qajaq TC (Training Camp) Traditional Paddlers Gathering…

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The Straitjacket Roll and Other Obsessions: A Conversation with David Täng 51:42

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Send us a text In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside, Dubside and Andrew reflect on the highlights of the weekend at SSTIKS 2025, the people they met, and the unique energy of the event. It’s a quiet moment of gratitude, insight, and storytelling around the campfire. We then head to Sweden for a deep-dive conversation with David Täng—Greenland-style kayak roller, skin-on-frame qajaq builder, and founder of Sweden’s growing rolling competition scene. From his early days learning from Cheri Perry and Turner Wilson’s DVDs to launching a rolling club and helping organize the Swedish Rolling Championships, David shares his journey, philosophy, and the technical secrets behind his competition rolls—including insights on cockpit design, spinal flexibility, and the elusive straitjacket roll. Whether you’re a seasoned roller or just learning your first recovery, this episode offers rich technique discussion, community-building wisdom, and inspiration for anyone obsessed with qajaq rolling. Plus, David tells the story behind his website qajaqrolling.com, and shares thoughts on building toward an international rolling competition. LINKS: This episode on YouTube The Dubcast With Dubside on Instagram David Täng: Welcome to Qajaq Rolling…

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DUBCAST #70: A Ship That Comes To The End Of Its Life 31:41

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Send us a text In this reflective episode, Dubside explores what happens when vessels outlive their purpose—from ancient kayaks that return to the earth to legendary ships like the Barnegat Lightship and the SS United States. With personal stories and rich maritime history, Dubside paddles through memory and metal, examining the dignity and decay of watercraft at the end of their journeys. Plus, a haunting encore from Greenlandic artist Rikka.…

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Wood, Water, and the Swedish Way: A Visit to Petrus Kajak 42:07

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Send us a text On this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside travels to the idyllic beachside waters of southern Sweden to visit friend and local kayak heroes Petrus and Irene from Petrus Kaj ak. Petrus discusses how they expanded a solo kayak construction operation to a full-time boatbuilding and rental business, operating hands-on workshops where students build their own wooden kayaks from the ground up. Irene provides a behind-the-scenes tour of the day-to-day operations—and shares the history behind the addition of a robot lawnmower to the team, christened “Dubside Junior.” They look back over their Scout heritage, Sweden’s right of public access (Allemansrätten), and the art of staying cool with vacationing canoeists. There’s a multilingual twist too, as they also provide impromptu translations of their services in Swedish and German. A warm and easygoing dialogue rich in wisdom, wit, and the unmistakable beat of a water, wood, and people-based life. LINKS: PetrusKajak…

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Reviving the Spirit of SSTIKS: A Conversation with Paul Steinberg and Noy Davis 32:55

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Send us a text In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Andrew sits down with Paul Steinberg and Noy Davis, coordinators of the South Sound Traditional Inuit Kayaking Symposium—better known as SSTIKS. After a five-year hiatus, SSTIKS is back, and Paul and Noy share what it’s taken to bring this beloved gathering of Greenland-style paddlers back to life. They talk about the history of the event, the joys and challenges of rope gymnastics, why kids make the best rope rollers, and the rich community of kayak builders, rollers, and storytellers that have kept the tradition alive in the Pacific Northwest. With reflections on mentors, DIY kayaks, and Deadfish Polo, this episode is both a tribute and a rallying cry for the next generation of traditional paddlers. LINKS: South Sound Traditional Inuit Kayaking Symposium (SSTIKS) Palo’s Wedding…

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DUBCAST # 69: Greenland’s Road to Independence 38:09

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Send us a text GOFUNDME: Stories from the Arctic: Help Dubside Return to Greenland In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside explores Greenland’s evolving path toward independence. Drawing from his personal experiences visiting Greenland over several years, he offers a thoughtful perspective on the island’s complex relationship with the United States—from WWII and the Cold War to the present day. Dubside dives into the fascinating and often surprising history of Greenland–U.S. relations, discusses the economic and political obstacles Greenland faces in achieving full sovereignty, and explains why, today, Greenland and the U.S. are closer than ever. An insightful, personal look at a country on the brink of transformation. LINKS: SSTIKS: The South Sound Traditional Inuit Kayak Symposium TRAQS: Traditional Qajaqers of the South…

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Max in East Greenland: Teaching, Kayaking, and Living the Old Ways 59:57

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Send us a text GOFUNDME: Stories from the Arctic: Help Dubside Return to Greenland In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside sits down for a conversation with Max at the 2024 Greenland National Qajaq Championship in Qaqortoq. Listeners may remember Max from our April 23, 2022 interview with Brian Schulz, who raised over $16,000 to bring Max and his students to the championships. Originally from France, Max moved to the tiny, remote village of Tiniteqilaaq in East Greenland to learn firsthand how the Greenlanders lived—immersing himself in traditional practices like hunting, dog sledding, and kayaking. He has lived there ever since and now serves as the headmaster of the local school, where he passes on traditional kayaking knowledge to the next generation. In this conversation, Max reflects on how East Greenlanders adapt to scarcity by building kayaks with whatever materials are available, and how he learned traditional techniques in the most unexpected ways—through Chris Cunningham’s book Building the Greenland Kayak , YouTube videos, Brian Schulz’s tutorials, and in-person instruction from Eichi Ito in Japan. Now a bridge between generations, Max is inspiring his village’s youth to embrace kayaking from an early age and helping to keep Greenland’s qajaq heritage alive.…

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DUBCAST #68 Encounters with Jens Peter Kielsen: Culture, Choirs, and Kayaks 44:27

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Send us a text CLICK HERE TO HELP DUBSIDE RETURN TO GREENLAND! In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside shares stories and reflections on his recent encounters with the charismatic Jens Peter Kielsen, professional hunter, fisherman, founder of Qajaq Qaqortoq, and member of the Vilhelm Lynge Choir. Previously featured in Dubcast #20 (“The Narwhal Tusk Polar Bear Head Necklace”), Jens continues to be a fascinating figure in Greenland’s traditional kayaking and cultural landscape. Dubside recounts Jens’ presence as the honored guest at the 2024 Greenland National Qajaq Championships dinner and explores the significance of Greenlandic choral singing as both a beloved leisure activity and a deep expression of national identity. The episode also touches on new discoveries related to the elusive high-speed paddling technique known as kussarsarluni paarneq , including surprising details about how kayak design may have played a role in its effectiveness. A thoughtful and engaging look into the people, culture, and traditions of Greenland. LINKS: GOFUNDME: Stories from the Arctic: Help Dubside Return to Greenland Hunter’s Eye in South Greenland, experienced local trophy hunting and fishing guide offering a wide range of trophy hunting, fishing and sightseeing tours in southern part of Greenland.…

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DUBCAST #67: Exploring "Greenland in Tivoli" 42:33

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Send us a text HELP DUBSIDE RETURN TO GREENLAND! In this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside travels to Copenhagen for Greenland in Tivoli , the largest Greenlandic cultural event outside of Greenland. Held annually in the iconic Tivoli Gardens, this vibrant festival brings together Greenlandic musicians, artists, designers, and performers to showcase the rich traditions and evolving culture of Greenland. Dubside dives into the heart of the festivities, attending concerts, talking with Greenlandic musicians, and soaking in the unique fusion of ancient traditions and modern Arctic life. Along the way, he searches for familiar faces, including Ole Paulson , the crusty old photographer he last encountered in Qaqortoq. Join us as we explore how Greenland’s culture comes to life in the heart of Copenhagen, offering a rare opportunity to experience the spirit of the Arctic far from its icy shores. Kaar! by DDR Pop Uummataaruffimmi by Ole Kristiansen GOFUNDME: Stories from the Arctic: Help Dubside Return to Greenland…

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DUBCAST #66 Nuuk Rising: Kayaks, Culture, and a Changing Greenland 42:51

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Send us a text HELP DUBSIDE RETURN TO GREENLAND! Nuuk is changing fast, and in this episode of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside arrives from Qaqortoq to see the transformation firsthand. With the new airport bringing waves of development, he explores how locals are seizing new opportunities—like the creators of Bolt Lamar , Greenland’s hottest clothing brand. He also meets Ungaaq Tobiassen and his 13-year-old son Ivik, a fierce young competitor in the world of traditional kayaking. While searching for the American consulate, Dubside finds himself immersed in the rhythm of the city, ending his day singing and playing music with locals. From kayaking to culture to business, this episode captures a changing Nuuk, where past and future meet in surprising ways. LINKS: Bolt Lamar on Instagram GOFUNDME: Stories from the Arctic: Help Dubside Return to Greenland…

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Kayak Crafting with Johan Wirsen: Building the Ilaga 1:05:09

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Send us a text In this installment of The Dubcast with Dubside , Dubside jets off to Sweden to sit down with Johan Wirsen, the visionary behind the Ilaga—the original Tahe Greenland kayak. Discover how a serendipitous encounter with an old skin-on-frame kayak in a barn sparked Johan’s lifelong passion, leading him to pursue formal boatbuilding training in Gothenburg. In the interview, Johan dives deep into his design philosophy and the intricate challenges of transforming initial sketches into a finished product—from lofting and building a plug to navigating the complexities of commercial production. Tune in for an inspiring look at innovation, craftsmanship, and the art of kayak design.…

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From Antarctica to East Greenland: Sepanta’s Journey Through Polar Frontiers 41:48

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Send us a text In this episode, Dubside sits down with Sepanta, a traditional kayaker and ESG consultant living in the remote village of Kulusuk, East Greenland. Sepanta shares her experiences navigating life in one of the world’s most breathtaking and extreme environments, from paddling among whales to the challenges of the high cost of living. Having previously spent a year at a scientific outpost in Antarctica, she brings a unique perspective on polar living, sustainability, and the rapid changes shaping Greenland’s future. As the world turns its attention to Greenland’s mineral wealth and adventure tourism grows, Sepanta discusses the delicate balance between economic development and environmental preservation. Tune in for an insightful conversation about life on the edge of the Arctic and the future of Greenland in a changing world.…

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DUBCAST #65: The Seal Hunter's Descendants 43:48

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Send us a text IN THIS EPISODE: Dubside's journey through Greenland leads to a poignant meeting with the son and daughter of legendary seal hunter Efraim Adolfson, first introduced in Episode #56. Dubside shares the story of his encounter with Efraim years earlier and the long journey to translate his recorded interview, conducted in Greenlandic. The conversation is warm and reflective, as the siblings reminisce about their father’s life, his magnetic personality, and the packed funeral that spoke to his profound impact on the community. This episode captures a touching celebration of memory, legacy, and the enduring ties of family.…

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Riding Life's Waves: James Manke on Overcoming Obstacles and Embracing Change 1:11:43

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Send us a text International sea kayaking coach James Manke discusses his inspiring journey from Ucluelet, where he transformed a dilapidated historic building into a kayak museum and workshop, to Costa Rica, where he plans to create a kayak retreat near world-class surf breaks. He opens up about his collaboration with Japanese traditional sea kayaker Eichi Ito to teach Greenland rolling techniques around the world, and how dedication, passion, and an unshakable belief in one's abilities can turn dreams into reality. LINKS: Stay Salty World Tour…

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Greenland Rolling: Traditions and Transformations with Ida Nielsen 50:05

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Send us a text Dubside meets with Ida Nielsen in Qaqortoq, Greenland, for an in-depth conversation about the art and sport of traditional kayaking. As a seasoned competitor, Ida shares her expertise in kayak rolling and her experiences competing in Denmark as well as in Greenland as a member of Qajaq Nuuk. Together, they delve into the nuances of competition rolling, reflect on the evolution of the championship rules and practices over the years, and discuss how these changes are shaping the next generation of Greenland kayakers. It's a fascinating journey through tradition, innovation, and the enduring spirit of the sport.…

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SPECIAL GUEST BJÖRN THOMASSON 45:52

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Send us a text IN THIS EPISODE: Dubside travels to Sweden to sit down with Björn Thomasson, the designer of the legendary Black Pearl kayak. Drawing inspiration from traditional East Greenland designs, Björn shares insights into the nuanced differences between East and West Greenland kayaks and the process of adapting centuries-old traditions for modern paddlers. Björn opens up about the challenges of bringing a high-end kayak like the Black Pearl to market, navigating the delicate balance of craftsmanship, niche demand, and the risks of overseas manufacturing in China. He also discusses his role in the Swedish rolling competition, modeled after the National Greenland Kayaking Championships, offering a glimpse into the art and culture of Greenland-style kayaking in Scandinavia. Don’t miss this deep dive into the world of kayak design, tradition, and innovation with one of the sport’s most respected voices. LINKS: Björn Thomasson Design…

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SPECIAL GUEST TAAGI 48:41

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Send us a text IN THIS EPISODE: Dubside sits down with Taagi , a master craftsman and wood carver from Qaqortoq. Taagi shares his firsthand observations of the resurgence of traditional kayaking in his hometown, home to Greenland's oldest kayaking club. He reflects on the legacy of seal hunters and recounts ancient legends of violent encounters between the Inuit and Norsemen. The conversation delves into Taagi's candid thoughts on Greenland's readiness for independence and the unique challenges posed by climate change, from its impact on maritime transportation to the booming tourism industry. This is an episode rich with history, culture, and a thought-provoking look at Greenland's evolving identity.…

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DUBCAST #64: From Harpoons to Heartache: Dubside's Return To Greenland 30:19

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Send us a text IN THIS EPISODE: Dubside takes listeners on a journey to Greenland for the 2024 National Kayaking Championships, where he competed in harpoon throwing and proudly took home a medal in the short-distance race. Dubside shares the highs and challenges of the trip—tracking down fresh vegetables for his signature breakfast, squeezing into a single room with the Ilulissat kayaking team, and walking through town as familiar faces recognized him. Dubside reflects on the lives of the young people he’s known, some filled with promise and others marked by echos of pain. It’s a heartfelt and raw look at his connection to Greenland, kayaking, and the people who’ve become like family.…

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Send us a text IN THIS EPISODE: Dubside sits down with musician Christian Elsner of the band Nanook . Christian and his brother Frederik grew up surrounded by music and musicians in the Atlantic Music recording studio which was founded by their parents. Over the years, the brothers channeled their passion and talents into Nanook . Their unique sound has taken them beyond Greenland, with performances across Canada, the USA, and even Japan. Now, as Greenland faces rapid changes with the opening of the new international airport in Nuuk, Christian shares his hopes and concerns for the future of his homeland. Join us for an inspiring conversation about music, identity, and Greenland's evolving future. LINKS: The Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of Northern Eurasia by Harri Luukkanen (Author), William W. Fitzhugh (Author), Evguenia Anichtchenko (Contributor) South Sound Traditional Inuit Kayak Symposium (SSTIKS) 2024 From the Atlantic Music shop: The History of Greenlandic Music…

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SPECIAL GUEST MALIGIAQ PADILLA 42:43

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Send us a text IN THIS EPISODE: Dubside interviews legendary Greenland National Kayaking champion Maligiaq Padilla . They discuss Maligiaq's journey back to his homeland after a series of unexpected challenges forced him to leave Alaska. Now a celebrity coach, Maligiaq is using his skills to mentor at-risk kids, instilling values of discipline and resilience. We'll also hear his thoughts on the future of Greenland and the preservation of traditional kayaking in a modern world. Stay tuned for an inspiring conversation!…

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