Andrew Laming
The Ancient Mariners Sailing Podcast
A weekly sailing podcast about racing and cruising in and around Falmouth and Cornwall. Brad Osman is a keen cruising sailor who owns a Rustler 36, Andrew Laming is a keen racer with a Sigma 33 OOD. Brad races a bit on Falmouth Working Boats, Andrew has cruised to the Med so plenty to talk about. Each week they welcome a guest from the local sailing community and beyond to chat all things yachts, dinghies and technical. Plus stories of far flung adventures and from time to time input from Bertie the Jack Russell asleep on the floor! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episodes
Boats ashore, it's time to fix stuff! 10.11.2025 39:29
With boats ashore for the winter it's time to get down to boat work for Brad and Andrew this week as the sailors compare notes on the jobs they plan to tackle. Chat turns to favourite sailing YouTube channels, and Andrew remembers waves across the deck during a lively passage to Belfast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Both my sailors were parents! 02.11.2025 36:25
This week Brad and Andrew welcome Jessica Harris to the Kimberley Park studio. After a lifetime of mainly living and working at sea Jess co-founded and is now the owner of Blue River Table, a classic wooden restaurant motor boat that operates in the Carrick Roads. she and her partner live aboard a Holman 38’ bespoke design wooden yacht in Penryn. Jess tells us about being born on a boat, and...
Regatta chatter and why oh YTC? 24.10.2025 43:35
Brad and Andrew welcome Gaye Slater, one of the team behind the success of the town's annual regatta, former Flushing Sailing Club president Gaye, helped spearhead the new club house during COVID and is also chair of PoFSA. Andrew gets controversial arguing for a change to COGS handicap fleets, and Brad doesn’t get to talk about cruising very much! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more i...
Scilly place to sail in a blow 19.10.2025 43:28
This week Brad and Andrew discuss their favourite sailing books plus favourite food afloat. Brad remembers trips to the Scilly Isles and recommends some great places to anchor in these enchanted islands. Plus we catch up on the last Working Boat race and the final round the cans series in Falmouth as the sailing season draws to a close. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Cruising in Spain and Ireland and an idiot's guide to fronts 10.10.2025 47:36
This week Brad and Andrew share recollections of recent cruising trips, Andrew takes listeners to Galicia to explore the Rias Altas and Baixas, meanwhile Brad remembers leg two of his round Ireland trip and the challenging return trip home. Brad brings us up to date with his recent working boat racing exploits and finally Andrew does his best to explain what to look for during the passage of a fro...
Veterans at sea and what lies beneath 21.09.2025 49:13
This week we welcome our first guest, Dan Fielding, COO of veterans' sailing charity Turn to Starboard, talking about the charity's work, and his own racing adventures in the Sydney to Hobart and Fastnet. Brad tells us about the historic Falmouth Working boats, and Andrew has the lastest news as another yacht is sunk by orcas, he also wraps up the Famouth racing scene so far. Hosted on Acast. See...
The Ancients of Moo Moo 10.09.2025 48:17
Welcome to the first of what we plan to be weekly podcasts about sailing, both cruising and racing, in and around Cornwall. We are Brad Osman and Andrew Laming, from Falmouth, Cornwall, UK, Brad is more into cruising, although he races on a Falmouth Working Boat. Andrew is more into racing, but has also enjoyed some extended cruising trips. We hope to have guests over the weeks and showcase local...
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