Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs
Tales of mishaps, misfortune, and misadventure.
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The U.S. Coast Guard’s Gold Medal Crew
From L to R: Bernard Webber, Andy Fitzgerald, Richard Livesey, Ervin Maske.
“Broken in Two: The SS Pendleton and SS Fort Mercer”, episode 135 of Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs, tells the story of the miraculous Coast Guard rescues of the crewmen...
The Night 14 Million Pesos Went to the Bottom
It’s summer here in Florida. For some, this may conjure up images of sandy beaches, sun-drenched beachgoers, sailboats, and jet skis. Yes, certainly those things come to mind. But for Floridians, hurricanes are always looming in our thought...
This Week in Shipwrecks #1
Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs is adding a new regular segment: This Week in Shipwrecks. Every Friday you will hear about recent shipwreck discoveries, updates on known wrecks, and other news from the deep, delivered in a quick, lively rundown. Di...
Exploring Stephen Crane’s ‘The Open Boat’ with Ben Railton
https://www.shipwrecksandseadogs.com/129
In the latest episode of Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs, I delve into Stephen Crane’s powerful short story, The Open Boat, alongside Professor of American Studies Ben Railton. This masterpiece of American...
The Gambling Ship That Wouldn’t Quite Sink
Off the coast of Long Beach, California, in the late 1920s, a converted lumber schooner became one of the most notorious vessels in Southern California. It wasn’t because of what she carried, but for what she got away with. This is the stor...
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A maritime history newsletter from the creator and host of Shipwrecks and Sea Dogs Podcast, Rich Napolitano.
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