Episodios

  • Port-N-Stuff December 7, 2023 - The USS Arizona December 7 1941
    Dec 7 2023

    On today's Port N Stuff, we talk about the December morning in 1941 that changed our country forever. In memory of Arthur J Madrid and the many lives lost on that Hawaiian morning.

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    50 m
  • Episode 8: SS Borinquen
    Sep 23 2023
    Today the fellas talk about the SS Borinquen also known as La Janelle, La Jenelle, Bahama Star, Arosa Star, etc. She was the ship with many names and the ship with many stories.
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    39 m
  • Episode Seven: SS Morro Castle
    Sep 18 2023
    The Morro Castle had a lot in common with the Yarmouth Castle. Banana Festival is coming and so is the Seaside Collectors Expo in Ventura
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    29 m
  • Episode Six: RMS Olympic
    Aug 8 2023
    Today the guys talk about The RMS Olympic along with more cool La Jenelle History, mysteries of the sea and more!
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    40 m
  • Episode Five - RMS Britannic
    Aug 1 2023
    On today's Port N Stuff, we sit down in the beautiful town of Port Hueneme and talk about keeping our waterways clean, and take the deep dive into the Britannic
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    40 m
  • Episode Four: RMS Carpathia
    Jul 7 2023

    The RMS Carpathia rescued over 700 Survivors from the Titanic tragedyWe also discuss Big Tanks and Big Logistics that make our ports so efficient.Clean-up is important, and so is not littering in the first place.

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    30 m
  • Episode Three: The Californian
    Jul 3 2023

    The Californian sat less than 20 miles away when the Titanic went into distress. We also discuss Risk Management, Reducing our Carbon Footprint, and how to learn more about Port Schedules

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    30 m
  • Episode Two: The Yarmouth Castle
    Jun 22 2023

    The Yarmouth Castle was a mostly wooden ship that went ablaze in the middle of the night. Was it burned down on purpose? What is the La Jenelle connection?Thanks for listening, and for helping us keep our beaches and parks clean!

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    30 m