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VIDEO DOWNLOAD TheSailingChannel.TV has just released Lin and Larry Pardey's Storm Tactics: Cape Horn Tested as a HIGH QUALITY VIDEO DOWNLOAD available in both Windows Media (WMV) and QuickTime (MOV) versions suitable for full screen viewing. PRICE: JUST $12.99. This 84 minute video delivers the skills you need to weather storms with confidence. If you like the preview, buy the DVD. It's the next best thing to having Lin and Larry Pardey onboard, coaching you on storm tactics as the seas build and the rigging howls. Closing in on 200,000 miles of blue water voyaging, Lin and Larry Pardey are recognized as the sailing world's most experienced and knowledgeable cruising couple. In Storm Tactics, they provide a detailed look at the techniques and gear that have kept them safe at sea. "... I wanted to show how the sailor's safety valve--heaving-to-works, and the slick it creates. It's hard for people to imagine the almost magic effect of a slick as it saps the power of breaking waves...." - Larry Pardey. "One of the reasons I wanted to sail east-to-west around Cape Horn was to take video shots proving that small vessels can safely weather storms if they are well outfitted and efficiently handled," Larry Pardey stated after his record-breaking voyage. Lin and Larry completed their against-the-wind rounding of the Great Southern Capes on board their engineless 29-foot Taleisin, weathering nine days of storm-force winds to reach Puerto Montt in Chile. There they interviewed several high-latitude voyagers, prepared the narrative, and shot further detailed footage to complete the Storm Tactics video, a project Lin and Larry conceived almost ten years ago. Read more about Storm tactics at http://www.thesailingchannel.tv/pardey/storm_tactics/about_storm_tactics.htm HANDBOOK Add the Storm Tactics Handbook, recently revised 3rd Ed. to the Video and you've got the ultimate reference set. Price: $20.65. Modern methods of heaving-to for survival in extreme conditions. As in the first two editions of this book, Lin and Larry describe their concerns about the tendency of modern sailors to discard the classic methods used to bring sailing vessels of all sizes—from vast clipper ships to tiny yachts—through amazingly strong winds and heavy seas. “There is only one storm tactic that has the ability to sap the power of breaking seas,” they explain. With clear and concise diagrams, they proceed to show how heaving-to works and how even the most modern of yachts can be made to heave-to, whether with only sail power or with the assistance of a sea anchor. http://www.thesailingchannel.tv/pardey/pardey_books/books/storm_tactics_handbook.htm Mario Vittone, a U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer for 14 years, in an unsolicited testimony, wrote: “I have been on several rescues (and heard of many more) that would have been completely unnecessary if the sailboat captains aboard would have . . . practiced the skills taught by Lin and Larry Pardey. Not knowing how to heave-to in bad weather is as inexcusable as not knowing ‘red, right, return’.” HandBook 3rd Ed.: DVD / HANDBOOK COMBO Purchase the Storm Tactics video and the newly revised companion 256 page Handbook 3rd Ed. at http://www.thesailingchannel.tv/pardey/storm_tactics. DVD or VHS: $26.95; HandBook: $20.65; YOUR BEST BUY -- DVD/Handbook Combo: $39.95. Buy them now: DVD: VHS: DVD/Handbook Combo: Be sure to subscribe via iTunes to receive free video podcast for cruising sailors from TheSailingChannel.tv. And watch more sailing coverage from our partner, SailTV on TheSailingChannel. Visit TheSailingChannel.TV Ship's Store

Watch Episode 4, extended excerpts from "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas" and "Distant Shores: Mytilini" now on-line at Sailing Channel Theater. TheSailingChannel.TV's new one-hour sailing TV Show is produced for New York Public TV station WLIW21. The series airs each Sunday on WLIW21 at 1PM Eastern. The first half-hour of Episode 4 features extended excerpts from Robert Steadman's cruising lifestyle documentary, "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas." While arriving for a visit to the port of Annapolis, Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay, show host Tory Saliva introduces extended excerpts from Hollywood cinematographer Bob Steadman's cruising lifestyle documentary, "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. Bahamas. When you're a Hollywood cameraman and sailor, hopefully the two skills will meet. When Robert Steadman retired from feature-film gigs like James Bond, Blue Lagoon, and Treasure Island, he finally cast off the lines of his 1978, Cascade 36 cutter, "Bettie," with no return date on the calendar. Luckily for us, Bob just couldn't leave his camera at the dock. The result is "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas," a first hand look at the cruising lifestyle. Joining Bob is Kaye Nottbusch, a Hollywood custom designer turned canvas maker and sail mender. Together, the couple take us on a fast paced cruise down the west coast of Mexico, Central America, and through the Panama Canal with many interesting stops along the way. Once in the Caribbean, Bob and Kaye cruise up a jungle river, explore a reef-bound wreck, avert near disaster at an anchorage, Hookah dive in pristine waters, and enjoy a classic Bahamian sailing regatta. You can purchase the unabridged version of "Cruising with Bettie" at TheSailingChannel.TV/CWB. For the second half-hour, host Tory Salvia, introduces "Distant Shores," the highly acclaimed half-hour sailing/travel/adventure series produced by Canadian sailors, Paul and Sheryl Shard. In episode four, the Shards make landfall in Greece on the island of Lesvos, home of the Muses and poetess, Sappho. They visit the island's two gulfs of Kalloni and Yeras, home to delicious sardines and olive oil. They visit the Mylelia water mill, where these two products are still produced in the traditional style. The Shards take a tour of the local church's catacombs at Skopelos, and finally they participate in the Festival of Ay Marina. You can purchase the two-volume DVD set of Distant Shores: Greek Islands & Turkey at TheSailingChannel.TV/distant_shores. If we can generate a positive audience vibe from the sailing community and get that message to TV station managers, this will go a long way in encouraging PBS to air more sailing programs. Help us create more quality sailing television by leaving a comment at WLIW.ORG on how much you enjoy Sailing Channel Theater. And contact your local PBS station and let them know you want Sailing Channel Theater in your area! High Quality Video Downloads $4.99 to $12.99

Watch Episode 4, extended excerpts from "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas" and "Distant Shores: Mytilini" now on-line at Sailing Channel Theater. TheSailingChannel.TV's new one-hour sailing TV Show is produced for New York Public TV station WLIW21. The series airs each Sunday on WLIW21 at 1PM Eastern. The first half-hour of Episode 4 features extended excerpts from Robert Steadman's cruising lifestyle documentary, "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas." While arriving for a visit to the port of Annapolis, Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay, show host Tory Saliva introduces extended excerpts from Hollywood cinematographer Bob Steadman's cruising lifestyle documentary, "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. Bahamas. When you're a Hollywood cameraman and sailor, hopefully the two skills will meet. When Robert Steadman retired from feature-film gigs like James Bond, Blue Lagoon, and Treasure Island, he finally cast off the lines of his 1978, Cascade 36 cutter, "Bettie," with no return date on the calendar. Luckily for us, Bob just couldn't leave his camera at the dock. The result is "Cruising with Bettie: L.A. to the Bahamas," a first hand look at the cruising lifestyle. Joining Bob is Kaye Nottbusch, a Hollywood custom designer turned canvas maker and sail mender. Together, the couple take us on a fast paced cruise down the west coast of Mexico, Central America, and through the Panama Canal with many interesting stops along the way. Once in the Caribbean, Bob and Kaye cruise up a jungle river, explore a reef-bound wreck, avert near disaster at an anchorage, Hookah dive in pristine waters, and enjoy a classic Bahamian sailing regatta. You can purchase the unabridged version of "Cruising with Bettie" at TheSailingChannel.TV/CWB. For the second half-hour, host Tory Salvia, introduces "Distant Shores," the highly acclaimed half-hour sailing/travel/adventure series produced by Canadian sailors, Paul and Sheryl Shard. In episode four, the Shards make landfall in Greece on the island of Lesvos, home of the Muses and poetess, Sappho. They visit the island's two gulfs of Kalloni and Yeras, home to delicious sardines and olive oil. They visit the Mylelia water mill, where these two products are still produced in the traditional style. The Shards take a tour of the local church's catacombs at Skopelos, and finally they participate in the Festival of Ay Marina. You can purchase the two-volume DVD set of Distant Shores: Greek Islands & Turkey at TheSailingChannel.TV/distant_shores. If we can generate a positive audience vibe from the sailing community and get that message to TV station managers, this will go a long way in encouraging PBS to air more sailing programs. Help us create more quality sailing television by leaving a comment at WLIW.ORG on how much you enjoy Sailing Channel Theater. And contact your local PBS station and let them know you want Sailing Channel Theater in your area! High Quality Video Downloads $4.99 to $12.99

Watch Episode 3, extended excerpts from "Cast Off for Catalina" and "Distant Shores: Istanbul" now on-line at Sailing Channel Theater. TheSailingChannel.TV's new one-hour sailing TV Show is produced for New York Public TV station WLIW21. The series airs each Sunday on WLIW21 at 1PM Eastern. The first half-hour of Episode 3 features extended excerpts from Mark Ritts's invaluable cruising guide, "Cast Off for Catalina." While on a cruise to Annapolis, MD on the Chesapeake Bay, show host Tory Salvia introduces extended excerpts from this popular video about a well-known southern California cruising destination. In "Cast Off for Catalina," you sail from Marina Del Ray in Los Angeles out 25-miles to Catalina's picturesque Avalon Harbor. Along the way, you learn about making proper preparations for sea and planning a safe voyage to the island. Throughout the show, you get tips on how to make the most of your visit from Bill McNeely, author of the authoritative book, Cruising Catalina Island. On arrival in Avalon, you get personal instructions from the Harbor Master on how to properly secure a vessel to a Catalina-style mooring, then you take a tour of the quaint resort town. Departing Avalon, you circumnavigate the island, learning the pros and cons of available anchorages along the way. You stop for shore leave at Two Harbors, the other popular island locale, get an underwater tour of the famous kelp beds and marine life, then complete your Catalina circumnavigation with a return to Avalon. You can purchase the unabridged version of "Cast Off for Catalina" at TheSailingChannel.TV/cast_off. For the second half-hour, host Tory Salvia, introduces "Distant Shores," the highly acclaimed half-hour sailing/travel/adventure series produced by Canadian sailors, Paul and Sheryl Shard. In episode three, we join the Shards aboard their Classic 37 sloop, "Two Step," as they begin their exploration of Istanbul from their base in Atakoy Marina. They visit the Grand Bazaar, one of the world's oldest and largest covered markets. With local friends, the Shards learn about Turkish fashion, food, and night life.You can purchase the two-volume DVD set of Distant Shores: Greek Islands & Turkey at thesailingchannel.tv/distant_shores. If we can generate a positive audience vibe from the sailing community and get that message to TV station managers, this will go a long way in encouraging PBS to air more sailing programs. Help us create more quality sailing television by leaving a comment at WLIW.ORG on how much you enjoy Sailing Channel Theater. And contact your local PBS station and let them know you want Sailing Channel Theater in your area! High Quality Video Downloads $4.99 to $12.99

Watch Episode 2, "ZACA," now on-line at Sailing Channel Theater. TheSailingChannel.TV's new one-hour sailing TV Show is produced for New York Public TV station WLIW21. The series airs each Sunday on WLIW21 at 1PM Eastern. The first half-hour of Episode 2 features extended excerpts from Luther Greene's latest documentary, "In the Wake of the ZACA." Tory Salvia, President of The Sailing Channel and Host for Sailing Channel Theater, introduces the story of this classic 75 year-old, 118 foot gaff rigged topsail schooner that captures a lost age of adventure, romance, and Hollywood glamor. Launched in San Francisco on the eve of the great depression, Zaca explored stone-age civilizations in the South Pacific, patrolled the California coast as an armed ship of war during World War II, and served as party boat for sailor and swashbuckling actor Errol Flynn. Left to languish as a striped hulk on a mud flat in the south of France, Zaca rose like the phoenix to sail again. You can purchase the unabridged version of ZACA at TheSailingChannel.TV. The second half-hour, host Tory Salvia, introduces "Distant Shores," the highly acclaimed half-hour sailing/travel/adventure series produced by Canadian sailors, Paul and Sheryl Shard. In episode two, we join the Shards aboard their Classic 37 sloop, "Two Step," as they voyage north along the Turkish coast. The Shards sail up the Dardanelles, stop at the Gallipoli War Memorial, and encounter a squall in the Sea of Marmara. Arriving at Istanbul, Two Step sails past famous monuments en-route to the Shard's base for exploring the old city. You can purchase the two-volume DVD set of Distant Shores: Greek Islands & Turkey at TheSailingChannel.TV/distant_shores.thesailingchannel.tv/distant_shores. If we can generate a positive audience vibe from the sailing community and get that message to TV station managers, this will go a long way in encouraging PBS to air more sailing programs. Help us create more quality sailing television by leaving a comment at WLIW.ORG on how much you enjoy Sailing Channel Theater. And contact your local PBS station and let them know you want Sailing Channel Theater in your area! All Sailing Videos Just $12.99 or Less.

TheSailingChannel.TV's one-hour sailing series, Sailing Channel Theater, premiers on New York Public TV station WLIW21 this Sunday, July 5, at 1pm EDT. The series will run through Sept 6 with an option to renew and be presented to APT for national PBS distribution. Located on Long Island, WLIW21 is the third most watched PBS station in the US and sister station to WNET13. The station covers the largest sailing grounds in the United States encompassing New Jersey, New York City, Long Island, and Connecticut. You can also view SCT Ep1 on-line at www.wliw.org/sailing and www.thesailingchannel.tv/sct. In the premier episode, the first half-hour features extended excerpts from Lin and Larry Pardey's latest documentary, "Cruising Has NO LIMITS." Tory Salvia, President of The Sailing Channel and Host for Sailing Channel Theater, introduces the world renowned cruising couple. This remarkable film shows Lin and Larry skimming before caressing trade winds, savoring tropical landfalls, and evading stormy seas. But their stories of ocean voyaging are much richer than the typical image of the cruising life under sail. We join the documentary in the Indian Ocean as the Pardey's, on board their 29-foot, 9-inch engineless wooden cutter Taleisin, close in on the southern tip of Africa for the first of three incredible adventures. Once safely ashore, Lin and Larry plan and execute a seven month “Champagne Safari on a Beer Budget,” outfitting a 4X4 to reach remote corners of southern Africa. During their two-year stay, they cover more than 12,000 miles enjoying campfire evenings with Kalahari Bushmen and days of animal-watching at waterholes far from game reserves. Next the Pardey's set sail across the Atlantic to Brazil and some incredible island cruising south of Rio. During this second adventure, we see how two 14-year-old passengers lead them into a unique, eight-month-long island encounter with several Brazilian families who dream of their own off shore adventures. Finally, the Pardey's voyage north to Ireland’s music-filled shores where they enjoy a summer of history, classic sailing, Irish music, and new friendships. Cruising Has NO LIMITS is a treat for both seasoned sailors and those who just dream of visiting different cultures under sail. For the second half-hour, host Tory Salvia, introduces "Distant Shores," the highly acclaimed half-hour sailing/travel/adventure series produced by Canadian sailors, Paul and Sheryl Shard. In episode one, we join the Shards aboard their Classic 37 sloop, "Two Step," as they explore the West Coast of Turkey. The Shards voyage north viewing ancient ruins and olive groves along the way. They take a Turkish bath in a natural hot spring "hamam" along the shore and visit a town on an inland lake. A trip to a barber becomes an enlightening experience when Paul discovers that Turkish barbers use flames as well as razors when he goes for a shave. You can purchase the two-volume DVD set of Distant Shores: Greek Islands & Turkey at thesailingchannel.TV/distant_shores. If sailing community can generate a positive audience vibe and get that message to TV station managers, this will go a long way in encouraging PBS to air more of our sailing programs in the future. Help us create more quality sailing television by telling WLIW how much you enjoy Sailing Channel Theater. Or contact your local PBS station and let them know you want Sailing Channel Theater in your area! All Sailing Videos Just $12.99 or Less.

TheSailingChannel.TV is proud to bring you "In the Wake of the Zaca," the remarkable adventures of a California schooner. This award-winning documentary by Luther Greene captures a lost age of adventure, romance, and Hollywood glamour told through the history of a 75 year-old, 118 foot sailing ship. Launched in San Francisco on the eve of the great depression, Zaca explored stone-age civilizations in the South Pacific, patrolled the California coast as an armed ship of war during World War II, and served as party boat for sailor and swashbuckling actor, Errol Flynn. Left to languish as a striped hulk on a mud flat in the south of France, Zaca rose like the phoenix to sail again. Sail in her wake and gain a unique perspective on history, and experience adventures most of us can only dream about. More about Zaca at www.thesailingchannel.tv/zaca High Quality Video Download: $9.99 Main Presentation: 51-minutes Just pay with Paypal or your Credit Card, download and watch full screen on your PC or MAC. Interactive DVD Main presentation plus plus bonus video of Zaca's 1933 South Seas expedition plus the making of the documentary. DVD U.S. Buyers: $28.00 (includes 1st Class Mail) DVD California/INTL Buyers: $30.00 (includes CA tax & 1st Class Mail)

In the feature story, we join Bob, Jody, and crew as they sail the Lost Soul to Mexico, which turns out to be their final cruise aboard the famous boat. Other segments include “Distant Shores – Corinth Canal”, a review of the new Garhauer traveler, Yoga Onboard, and Bob’s “Attitudes”. EPISODE 41: "Lost Soul Departure" 22-minutes Video Download just $4.99 You get both Hi-Res Windows Media and QuickTime files that look great full screen on your PC or MAC. A great value, fast delivery, and eco-friendly. Pay with Paypal or your Credit Card, download and watch. To see the show lineup, browse to www.thesailingchannel.tv/latsatts/latsatts_41.htm DVD U.S. Buyers: $14.99 (includes 1st class Mail) DVD INTL Buyers: $19.99 (includes 1st class Mail) Be sure to subscribe via iTunes to receive free video podcasts for cruising sailors from TheSailingChannel.tv. Sailing Video Downloads $4.99 to $12.99 $4.99...Latitudes & Attitudes TV Episodes $5.99...Dancing with the Wind $9.99...Jean-du-Sud Around the World $9.99...Ice Blink $9.99...Cruising with Bettie $9.99...Cruising Tips with Capt. Jack $11.99...Cast Off for Catalina $12.99...Pardey: Get Ready to Cruise $12.99...Pardey: Get Ready to Cross Oceans

TheSailingChannel.TV presents Cast Off for Catalina, the indispensable Video Cruising & Visitor Guide to Catalina Island for boaters (and landlubbers too!) This video is a must-see before you sail and while you're there. It includes everything you need to know about cruising to tranquil Catalina island, just 20 miles from busy Los Angeles across the Santa Barbara Channel. The video covers mooring technique, anchoring, and a complete circumnavigation of the island describing the most popular harbors and anchorages. During the video, you'll visit Avalon Harbor, the Isthmus, Cherry and Fourth of July Coves, Howland's Landing, Emerald Bay, Catalina Harbor, Little Harbor, and many others. The video also takes you onshore to visit the quaint town of Avalon, the isthmus outpost of Two Harbors, and the picturesque interior where buffalo roam--decedents of a herd imported for a 1930's Western Movie. Cast Off for Catalina is produced by Mark Ritts and Ted Field, longtime creators, writers and producers of award-winning national television series and documentaries. Available at www.thesailingchannel.tv/cast_off High Quality Video Download: $11.99 Main Presentation: 56-minutes Just pay with Paypal or your Credit Card, download and watch full screen on your PC or MAC. Interactive DVD Main presentation plus 63 additional minutes of informative bonus material featuring in-depth interviews with Catalina Island experts and officials. DVD U.S. Buyers: $34.95 (includes 1st class Mail) DVD INTL Buyers: $39.95 (includes 1st class Mail)

TheSailingChannel.TV presents Cast Off for Catalina, the indispensable Video Cruising & Visitor Guide to Catalina Island for boaters (and landlubbers too!) Download-to-Own, Streaming Rental, and DVD available at https://www.thesailingchannel.tv/product/sailing-around-catalina-island/ This video is a must-see before you sail and while you're there. It includes everything you need to know about cruising to tranquil Catalina island, just 20 miles from busy Los Angeles across the Santa Barbara Channel. The video covers mooring technique, anchoring, and a complete circumnavigation of the island describing the most popular harbors and anchorages. During the video, you'll visit Avalon Harbor, the Isthmus, Cherry and Fourth of July Coves, Howland's Landing, Emerald Bay, Catalina Harbor, Little Harbor, and many others. The video also takes you onshore to visit the quaint town of Avalon, the isthmus outpost of Two Harbors, and the picturesque interior where buffalo roam--decedents of a herd imported for a 1930's Western Movie. Cast Off for Catalina is produced by Mark Ritts and Ted Field, longtime creators, writers and producers of award-winning national television series and documentaries.

TheSailingChannel.TV is dedicated to cruising sailors around the world. We are cruising sailors ourselves, as well as video professionals. We've created TSCtv so that we can combine our love for sailing with our desire to produce informative and entertaining videos about cruising. Our videos cover the gear, the people, the skills, and the places that interest cruising sailors.

Latitudes & Attitudes TV Episodes are now available from www.TheSailingChannel.TV/latsatts as Hi-Resolution Video Downloads and DVDs. Each episode runs 22-minutes. Video Downloads are just $5.99 per episode. You get both Hi-Res QuickTime and Windows Media files that look great, full screen, on your PC or MAC. For just $9.99 per episode, you can get a DVD to play on your big-screen TV. Episode 40 premiers Lats & Atts TV's 2009 season, the show's fourth. In this promo, we profile Zuzana Prochaska, the new co-host, who tells us a bit about her life, sailing experience, and future sailing plans. Zuzana then previews the show's lineup, which includes a feature story about the Abbott family making a Middle East landfall in "Maxing Out - Salalah, Oman," a new segment called "Yoga Onboard," a review of the recently launched Com-Pac 35 sloop, and Bob Bitchen's “Attitudes”. EPISODE 40: "Salalah, Oman" Video Download, 22-minutes Latitudes & Attitudes TV episodes are available for purchase as a High Quality Windows Media or QuickTime Video Downloads for just $5.99 at www.thesailingchannel.tv/latsatts/. Just click, pay with Paypal or your Credit Card, download and watch. Be sure to subscribe via iTunes to receive free video podcasts for cruising sailors from TheSailingChannel.tv.

TheSailingChannel presents Cruising Tips by Lin and Larry Pardey from their DVD, Get Ready to Cross Oceans, Off-Shore Sailing, Pt. 2. "Kedging Out" involves placing an anchor to pull your boat off a shoal. In this tip, Larry illustrates the proper technique to get your anchor placed quickly by rowing it out in a dingy then having your partner secure it to a winch. Once set you can use the winch to pull your vessel up to anchor and off the grounding. To see more Cruising Tips from Lin and Larry Pardey, visit www.TheSailingChannel.TV/pardey where you can purchase the complete line of Lin and Larry Pardey books and videos. Check out our complete line of Lin and Larry Pardey DVDs, Books, and Video Previews on TheSailingChannel.TV. Be sure to subscribe via iTunes or via Email to receive free video podcast for cruising sailors from TheSailingChannel.tv. And watch more sailing coverage from our partner, SailTV on TheSailingChannel.

Named Best Full-Size Cruiser for 2009 by Cruising World Magazine, the Dufour 525 grand 'Large is a sleek, classy vessel that can transport it's crew in safety and comfort anywhere its skipper chooses to sail. In part 2, we examine the features that separate the Dufour 525 from other large cruising sailboats. These include the German Mainsheet system; Dual Wheel steering; use of fine interior woods; plentiful hatches and port lights; multiple cabin layouts; spaces for optional appliances and machinery; and customizable equipment packages. See the full Dufour 525 video at www.dufour-yachts.com in HD. All Sailing Documentaries just $9.99 or less. Be sure to subscribe via iTunes or via Email to receive free video podcasts for cruising sailors from TheSailingChannel.tv. And watch more sailing coverage from our partner, SailTV on TheSailingChannel.

TheSailingChannel brings you a 2-part in-depth look at the Dufour 525 grand 'Large Sloop, the flagship of the Dufour fleet. Named Best Full-Size Cruiser for 2009 by Cruising World Magazine, the 525 combines sleek, elegant European styling by French and Italian designers with stiff, strong construction making her a safe and fast blue water cruiser. In part 1, we get an overview of the boat, learn about her design and engineering, check out her sailing characteristics, and take a look at some unique features. View the entire video at www.dufour-yatchts.com in HD. All Sailing Documentaries just $9.99 or less. Be sure to subscribe via iTunes or via Email to receive free video podcasts for cruising sailors from TheSailingChannel.tv. And watch more sailing coverage from our partner, SailTV on TheSailingChannel.