Raal Harris and Nick Chubb

UnDocked: The Maritime Transformation Show

Undocked is a weekly podcast where Nick Chubb and Raal Harris explore what’s changing in maritime and technology. Through candid conversations and guest interviews, the show unpacks emerging trends, overlooked stories, and strategic insights, offering a fresh, unfiltered perspective on the evolving future of one of the world’s oldest industries.

Auteur

Raal Harris and Nick Chubb

Categorie

Technology

Website van de podcast

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Nieuwste aflevering

9 jul. 2026

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Afleveringen

The Creative Frontier: AI's Role in Maritime Innovation 19.06.2025

In this episode, Raal Harris and Nick Chubb explore various themes surrounding AI, its impact on the shipping industry, and the future of creativity. They discuss the importance of governance in AI usage, legal challenges related to copyright, and the evolving landscape of maritime investments. The conversation underscores the importance of a patient approach to innovation and the significance of...

"Norway is really the place to replenish optimism" 12.06.2025

In this episode of the Undocked podcast, hosts Raal Harris and Nick Chubb discuss their experiences at Norrshipping, focusing on the themes of decarbonisation, innovations in wind power, the role of AI in the maritime industry, and the exploration of alternative fuels, including nuclear energy.

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