
<p>In this episode of Sandy’s Paddling Podcast, I sit down with two longtime friends, racers, and watermen — Carter Johnson and Dave Jensen. With decades of paddling, racing, and adventuring between them, Carter and...


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Hosted by Sandy Yonley · society · EN
A podcast with stories about canoe and kayak racing in Texas and beyond. I'll mainly be interviewing my Dad (Tom Goynes) about the Texas Water Safari and his stories about the river (from guided canoe trips to owning a canoe shop during the '80s).
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast with stories about canoe and kayak racing in Texas and beyond. I'll mainly be interviewing my Dad (Tom Goynes) about the Texas Water Safari and his stories about the river (from guided canoe trips to owning a canoe shop during the '80s).
Sandy's Paddling Podcast is hosted by Sandy Yonley. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "On the Water: Races and Adventures with Carter Johnson & Dave Jensen" (11 November 2025, 87 minutes), "Epic Paddler Greg Barton" (4 July 2025, 68 minutes), and "Stories with Dad: Part 2 of "50 to 1 Long Shot" 1983 TWS Story" (3 June 2025, 57 minutes).
Sandy's Paddling Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Sandy's Paddling Podcast is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sandy's Paddling Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sandy's Paddling Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Sandy's Paddling Podcast are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Sandy's Paddling Podcast has a society audience.
Sandy Yonley hosts Sandy's Paddling Podcast, a society podcast with 9 episodes published.
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<p>In this episode of Sandy’s Paddling Podcast, I sit down with two longtime friends, racers, and watermen — Carter Johnson and Dave Jensen. With decades of paddling, racing, and adventuring between them, Carter and...

Episode #8
<p>From winning Olympic gold to conquering the Sella Descent, from pioneering carbon fiber paddles to revolutionizing kayak design—Greg Barton has done it all. 🎖️🌊<br>It was a true honor to sit down with this living...

<p>"6 weeks to victory"--the 2nd part of the story of how Red Motley and Tom Goynes beat the odds in their 50:1 race to win the 1983 Texas Water Safari.</p>

<p>In the 1983 Texas Water Safari, Red Motley partnered with veteran racer Tom Goynes for what would become a defining experience for both of them. This is part 1 of the story of how Red got into racing and what led to...

Sandy's Paddling Podcast
<p>In today's episode of Sandy's Paddling Podcast, we'll be getting to know two iconic figures in marathon canoe racing: Serge Corbin and Jeff Kolka. Known for their unmatched endurance, skill, and fierce competitive...

<p>A Q&A with Chris Issendorf about what the Triple Crown of racing in North America is and also who Serge Corbin and Jeff Kolka are. This is an introduction to the next episode, where Chris and I talk with Serge and...

Sandy's Paddling Podcast
<p>My Dad, Tom Goynes, telling his 1968 Texas Water Safari story of when he raced with his brother, Jim Goynes (their first finish!). The Safari went all the way to Port Lavaca that year. They finished 11th place (out...

Episode #2
<p>An interview with my Dad, Tom Goynes, about his origins with the Texas Water Safari (a 260-mile long canoe race). We start with a story of how he heard about the very first TWS in 1963, then pick up in 1967 when he...

<p>A short episode interviewing my Dad, Tom Goynes, on how he started the San Marcos River Cleanup back in 1972.</p>
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