Worldsongs Media
How Not To Sail Podcast
"What could possibly go wrong?" Host Bradford Rogers learns some things NOT to do—and the occasional life lesson—while sailing the Gulf Coast of Florida and meeting salty characters. "Screwing up is part of cruising. Let me show you how!"
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Worldsongs Media
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Latest episode
Jun 12, 2026
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Episodes
Listener Mail: Ask me anything! 12.07.2019 5:20
In this bonus episode, I answer your questions!
Episode 6: The Great Leap Forward 21.06.2019 18:31
In this episode, I make the leap 90 miles south from Marco to Marathon, and find...something in the way. (Or many somethings, really.)
Episode 5: Jacie Sails 25.05.2019 16:48
In this episode, we finally meet the main character—Jacie Sails—and learn how she got her unusual name.
Episode 4: Sounds 15.04.2019 21:06
In this episode, I visit the home of the Cheeseburger in Paradise to record my show on Pyrate Radio and try to score an interview with the island's elusive and colorful owner.
Episode 3: Fog 29.03.2019 15:57
In this episode, I finally set out from Gulfport, and run into fog...both literal and metaphorical.
Episode 2: Control 17.03.2019 15:47
In this episode, I make final preparations for my voyage, gain a theme song, and learn an interesting lesson from musician and sailor Peter Suarez.
Episode 1: Bitchin 28.02.2019 19:03
In this premiere episode, I have a crazy idea to sail alone around Florida to the Miami International Boat Show to launch the podcast...and talk to cruising mentor, former bodyguard to Evel Knievel, and all-around-bad-influence Bob Bitchin. Link to the Season One party: HowNotToSail.com/party
How Not To Sail: Trailer 16.01.2019 0:31
A sneak peek at How Not To Sail. What could possibly go wrong? Check out the website at: HowNotToSail.com ⚓️
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