Hosted by Joanne Rideout · EN-US · 10 episodes
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All Things Maritime ...with Joanne Rideout
Joanne Rideout hosts The Ship Report, a society show with 10 episodes published.
This week we’re celebrating the birthday of legendary ship captain and maritime pilot Captain Deborah Dempsey. She was a Columbia River Bar Pilot for decades here in Astoria. She sailed around the world as the mast
Today I’ll answer a couple of listener questions about what it means when ship traffic numbers are low (hint: not much on a given day), and a question about car ships and why they never seem to look different wheth
Today, an unusual ship alert for a unique US Coast Guard ship that we hardly ever see on the Columbia. The USCG Cutter Healy, the Guard’s largest ship and an icebreaker, has been at the Portland Vigor shipyard sinc
It was in the “ordinary things we take for granted that are quite important” department: the National Weather Service on Sunday suddenly did not have weather forecasts available to the public on their website
Continuing the theme of ships in the anchorage this week, I thought I would share another listener question about anchored ships. It has to do with a frequent choice ships make, which is to deploy the anchor on the port
Today I’ll answer a listener question about why anchored ships can look so disorganized when the tide is changing on the river. It’s a good question that involves water flow, natural systems, and reflects the
Ships sitting calmly in the anchorage are actually far from still: they’re doing a slow dance around an ingenious anchor and chain system that works in strong currents, acting like a spring, to protect the ship and
Today, an update on the ocean sensors story from last week, and a look at how wind and tide greatly affect river conditions – something to pay attention to if you’re going out in a boat. The post Update on oc
It might seem like a ship is just moseying by on its way up or downriver, but the truth is a lot of planning and scheduling goes into the movements of every ship on the Columbia. Today we’ll talk about the factors
Today I’ll share a story that’s a follow-up to Monday’s program on ocean sensors. It’s about how some US senators are now responding to the news that National Science Foundation ocean sensors are
Two local people drowned this weekend, one on the Willamette River, and one on the Columbia. Today we’ll talk about factors in our area waters that can make doing relatively normal recreational activities a life-th
Today we’ll talk about the removal of National Science Foundation Pacific Ocean data sensors off the coast of Oregon and Washington this week, a move scientists say will cripple their ability to know what’s h
Today we’ll take a look at our glorious weather forecast with a caveat: the water in the ocean and our rivers is about as cold as cold tap water. Try it. Too cold for swimming really, but more to the point: just right fo
Today we’ll talk about a wonderful worldwide network, called AMVER (Automated Mutual-Assistance Vessel Rescue), originally created by the US Coast Guard. AMVER brings together ships at sea and mariners in trouble way off
Today we’ll talk about (and hear) some of the most familiar things we experience here on the river: rain, ships and fog horns. The post It’s a Pacific Northwest kind of week: rain, ships and fog horns appeared first on T
Today we’ll talk about the Rose Festival Fleet ships leaving the seawall in Portland, where they spent the weekend giving tours to visitors. They’ll depart along with another military ship, the USNS Watkins, which has be
One final wrap up today on the Rose Festival Fleet which begins tours today in Portland. Ships are located on the seawall in Tom McCall Park, 10-4. Get there early because tours end promptly at 4 and if you are waiting o
All of the ships arriving from offshore heading to Portland are now in the River. Today we will look at the ships that will be in Portland this weekend for the Rose Festival. We’ll also talk about what happens when visit
Ships are starting to arrive in the river for the Portland Rose Festival; they’re the part of the festival referred to as Fleet Week. I’ll be tracking the ships as they arrive and sharing that information here. Today two
This week we’ll begin seeing ships arriving to head to Portland for the Rose Festival as part of the Festival Fleet. One ship is already in town on Astoria: the USS Chafee, a Navy destroyer, which will head to Portland a
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