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  • In today's episode, Christine provides an exciting update on the future of Women Offshore, sharing insights into the upcoming events and initiatives that are set to make waves in our community. As we continue to expand and introduce new programs, Christine explains why sometimes, in order to achieve greater success, it's necessary to pause and reflect.

    Tune in to hear why slowing down now will help us accelerate our mission in the long run. Whether you're a longtime listener or new to the Women Offshore Podcast, this episode offers valuable perspectives on growth, balance, and the exciting future ahead for our organization.

    Don't miss out on this conversation about strategic progress and what’s next for Women Offshore. Great things are on the horizon—let's navigate them together!

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  • In this special throwback to one of our earliest episodes, we honor the women who paved the way in the maritime industry long before Women Offshore was founded. These trailblazers, or "Early Wave Makers," as we call them, have stories that deserve to be told and lessons that continue to inspire us today.

    In our earlier episode 5, we feature a unique perspective from Andrew Zimmerman, an accomplished author and contributor to Women Offshore. With a deep respect for maritime history and the women who have worked on the water, Andrew has been a steadfast supporter of our mission since the beginning.

    Join us as we revisit Andrew's journey, from earning his Bachelor’s Degree in Marine Transportation to his experiences on commercial vessels worldwide. Discover why a man has been so dedicated to writing for a platform celebrating women in the maritime industry. His insights, both as a historian and a mariner, offer a compelling look into the legacy of women at sea.

    Tune in and get an inside look at the stories that shaped the maritime industry and continue to inspire the next generation of women on the water.

    Andrew's Book: We Got Each Other Home

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  • What happens when two power-house women join forces to help others?

    Today on The Women Offshore Podcast Christine meets with Erica D’Eramo and Tanya Tarr. Erica is the founder of Two Piers Consulting and has a background in Engineering and worked on offshore installations before starting her own coaching and consulting firm. Tanya has a wide and diverse background in advocacy, research, and health coaching. She’s the founder of Cultivated Insights and personally comes to the table with 9 years of Moi Thai training that is the lens she sees life through.

    Women Offshore asked this dynamic duo to lead a workshop for our 3rd Annual Inclusion Summit. Originally the material was going to take a full day to present and these women have whittled down the nuggets of truth that will have the biggest impact on the individual, the team, and the overall culture of the workplace.

    This podcast scratches the surface of what Erica and Tayna will present at the Inclusion Summit. For more information about attending this in-person only event, go to WomenOffshore.org and check out events.

    For more information about Erica and Two Piers Consulting: https://www.twopiersconsulting.com/

    For more information about Tanya and Cultivated Insights: https://www.cultivatedinsights.com/

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  • This is the 215th Episode of The Women Offshore Podcast. Christine shares a secret to receiving feedback. She discusses lessons learned along her own personal journey of hearing tough feedback and separating her self-worth from other's opinions of her and her performance. When we hear less-than-glowing criticism from others it may be hard for us to know how to forge a path forward. Listen to this podcast for more tips to hear feedback, take the nuggets of truth, and create a path to action.


  • In this thrilling episode of the Women Offshore podcast, we interview the Salty Science team, the World's Toughest Row winners. We highlight the extraordinary achievements of the Salty Science team, consisting of Noelle Helder, Lauren Chantale Bégin, Isabelle Côté, and Lauren Shea, who all share a passion for ocean science, which has taken them on incredible journeys around the world. They share a deep commitment to conservation and exploration, which led them to undertake this monumental challenge. These remarkable women recently completed the world's toughest row, crossing the Atlantic Ocean to raise awareness for ocean science.

    They are three generations of marine scientists connected through marine research and education. Isabelle, a world-renowned marine ecologist, was Chantale’s PhD advisor and had a big impact on her ideas in marine ecology and conservation. Noelle and Lauren met while studying coral reef ecology during a field course in Curaçao – that was taught by Chantale! Their paths have all remained intertwined over the years, united by a passion for marine conservation. They have committed their lives to understanding, protecting, and sharing their passion for the Ocean. Competing in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge is one more platform for them to draw attention to ocean protection, and to support the people and organizations on the front lines of the fight for our ocean.

    The World's Toughest Row: The Salty Science team recently completed the world's toughest row, crossing the Atlantic Ocean. This grueling race tested their endurance, resilience, and teamwork. Despite the challenges, they emerged victorious, coming in first place. Their journey not only showcased their incredible physical and mental strength but also raised significant awareness for ocean science.

    Join us in this episode as we delve into the inspiring story of The Saltly Science Crew , their preparation for the race, the challenges they faced, and their triumph in the world's toughest row. Discover how their dedication to marine science and conservation drives them to push boundaries and achieve the extraordinary.

    The organizations they are supporting:
    https://bamfieldmsc.com/
    https://www.greenwave.org/
    https://shellbackx.org/

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  • In this episode of the Women Offshore Podcast, we sit down with Jill Russell, a Marine Pilot with the Southeast Alaska Pilots' Association. Jill's journey is a testament to the power of saying "yes" to opportunities that come your way. From her beginnings on research ships with NOAA to navigating cruise ships, Jill has paved her own unique path in the maritime industry.

    Now, she's here to share her story and to inspire others to embark on their own journeys as pilots. Jill highlights the opportunities on the horizon, encouraging aspiring mariners to take the leap and start their own adventure. Mark your calendars for March 3, 2025, to take the pilot test and visit seapa.com for more information.

    Jill’s message is clear: becoming a pilot is within reach for all women+ mariners. Join us as Jill shares her experiences, insights, and the incredible opportunities that lie ahead in the world of maritime piloting.

    Tune in to discover how you can chart your own course and make waves in the maritime industry.

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  • On today's podcast, we have Captain Lindsay M. Price, the Director of Advocacy at the Women Offshore Foundation. Currently, she captains a SpaceX vessel, bringing with her over 18 years of maritime experience. A SUNY Maritime College graduate, she has held various positions, including USCG Designated Examiner and Director of Advocacy. Captain Price serves on two Federal Advisory Committees, NMERPAC and NTSAC.

    In 2011, she became the first female Captain at G&H Towing Company and holds pilotage in major ports like Los Angeles, Long Beach, Galveston, and Houston. In 2022, she joined SpaceX, overseeing the safe recovery of Falcon rockets and fairings.

    Passionate about diversity and inclusion, Captain Price aspires to become a Harbor Pilot on the Texas Gulf Coast. Outside her maritime career, she is an EMT, Captain of the city’s Volunteer Fire Department, a nationally ranked United States Master swimmer, and a CrossFit enthusiast. She has even climbed some of the world's tallest mountains. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Tune in to hear her inspiring story and impactful work!

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  • Join Christine MacMillan as she chats with Jessica Hewitt, a 2nd mate with Hornbeck currently in Port Angeles. Jessica shares her journey, from using her Chief Mate title on this trip to surviving a hurricane, a moose car crash, and overcoming learning disabilities. She discusses the events that shaped her and her leadership approach, offering valuable advice. Jessica's simple three-word mantra guides her life, making her an inspiration and a fighter. Tune in for an insightful and motivational episode!

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  • In this episode of the Women Offshore Podcast, Christine chats with Madeleine Wolczko, a US Merchant Mariner Chief Mate and YouTube content creator. Madeleine reflects on her challenging experience of being stranded in a Shanghai shipyard during the pandemic, sharing how she navigated the uncertainty and emerged stronger. She discusses her personal definition of work/life balance, goal setting, and the leadership qualities she believes are essential in the maritime industry.

    Madeleine graduated from CalMaritime in 2015, joined the MMP union, and has sailed on both liner and tramp ships for nine years. Despite a restrictive 217-day shipboard period, she created the docuseries "Restricted to Ship," gaining international attention. This inspired her to found "M. Leine Productions, LLC," a company dedicated to highlighting mariners' lives through cinematic storytelling.

    Please tune in to hear Madeleine's journey, insights on resilience, and her mission to bring more visibility to the maritime industry. Her work aims to draw public attention to the industry, encourage new talent, and create better support avenues for current mariners. You can find her media on YouTube and Instagram.

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  • In this heartfelt and insightful episode of the Women Offshore podcast, Christine dives deep into the art of asking the right questions at the right time, depending on your familiarity with someone and the stage of your relationship.

    Christine explains the 4 types of questions that can enhance your connection, foster trust, and drive meaningful conversations. Whether you’re just starting a mentoring relationship or looking to deepen an existing one, these questions are essential tools for effective communication and growth.

    But that’s not all – Christine also shares the 10 traits of highly effective mentors and a bonus trait that can make all the difference. These traits are not just for seasoned mentors; they are valuable for everyone, no matter where you are in your career. Embracing these traits helps us continue growing, learning, and staying curious about others and ourselves.

    Join us for this inspiring episode as we explore how to build stronger relationships in your career or personal life. Together, we can navigate the challenges of the offshore industry and support each other in our journey to success.

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  • In this episode of the Women Offshore Podcast, Christine sits down with Beth Stowell, the Director of Marine Operations at Washington State Ferry System (WSF) – the largest ferry system in the US. Under Beth's visionary leadership, WSF is undergoing a transformational culture change that is setting a new standard in the maritime industry. Starting her career as a deckhand in 1996, Beth's journey through various roles, including captain and port captain, showcases her dedication and growth. After a hiatus to raise her family, Beth returned to WSF, driven by Steve Nevey’s inspiring leadership. Now, she’s spearheading cultural transformation and operational excellence at WSF. Outside of work, Beth enjoys adventurous activities with her family.

    Join us as Beth shares her unique career journey, the experiences that have shaped her into an exceptional leader, and her insights on why culture change is crucial for the maritime industry's future. Discover how WSF's innovative approaches are making waves and inspiring other shipping companies.

    Beth's dedication to fostering a positive, inclusive culture at WSF is a testament to the power of visionary leadership in driving meaningful change. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in maritime operations, leadership, and industry transformation.

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  • In this episode of the Women Offshore podcast, we dive into the transformative journey of our MentoSHIP program, designed to connect and empower women in the maritime industry.

    Key Highlights:

    Connecting through Software: Discover how our innovative software facilitates meaningful connections between mentors and mentees. We explain the seamless process that brings together experienced professionals and emerging talents, fostering a supportive and growth-oriented community.The First Meeting: Learn about the critical importance of the first meeting between mentor and mentee. We offer valuable insights on what should be discussed to set the foundation for a successful mentorship relationship. From setting expectations to identifying goals, we cover all the essential points to ensure a productive start.Essential Questions: We share five pivotal questions that mentors should ask their mentees to kickstart a deep and impactful dialogue. These questions are designed to uncover aspirations, challenges, and opportunities, paving the way for a meaningful and supportive mentoring experience.

    Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the Women Offshore MentoSHIP program and how it is helping to shape the future of women in the maritime industry. Whether you are a mentor, a mentee, or someone interested in the power of mentorship, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.

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  • In this episode, Christine reveals 7 powerful questions that have transformed her perspective on life. She explores how asking the right questions can provide a broader view of our lives and guide us toward a more fulfilling existence.

    Tune in as we discuss:

    The lies we tell ourselves and how to break free from them.Evaluating our values and priorities through the eyes of others.Identifying and cutting the "silent anchors" holding us back from our true potential.

    Join us for an insightful and personal journey into self-discovery and growth. Listen now for transformative reflections and practical advice to elevate your life.

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  • On today's podcast, we welcome a special guest—Women Offshore's new Executive Director, Liz Schmidt!

    With over 15 years of experience, Liz brings a wealth of experience both on and off the water, with a robust background in non-profits and captivating sea stories. We are thrilled to have Liz on board, driving the mission of Women Offshore forward. At Women Offshore, Liz excels in nonprofit operations, programming, and strategic planning, making significant contributions to the maritime industry. Liz also serves as the Operations Director at Shipyard Supply USA, managing yacht supply operations and enhancing service for large vessels. Liz also dedicates her time as a Board Member for The Local Octopus Foundation and WaterSmart FL, promoting marine conservation and water safety.

    Tune in as Liz shares insights from her yachting adventures, her plans for making a significant impact in the industry, and some fun and memorable sea stories. Don’t miss this engaging and inspirational episode!

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  • Join Miriam and Christine as they dive into a comprehensive discussion about maritime unions, exploring the pros and cons of joining a union versus sailing non-union. They share insights into how unions have evolved over time and the significant impact they’ve had on improving working conditions, wages, and overall industry standards for mariners.

    In this episode, you'll learn:

    Union Benefits: Understand the advantages of union membership, including job security, better pay, access to training, and legal support.Non-Union Sailing: Discover the flexibility and potential opportunities of sailing non-union and the challenges mariners might face.Industry Evolution: Hear about the historical advancements in the maritime industry driven by union efforts and how these changes have shaped the present landscape.Personal Experiences: Miriam and Christine share personal anecdotes and stories from their careers, highlighting the real-world implications of union membership.

    Whether you're considering joining a union or sailing independently, this episode provides valuable information to help you make an informed decision. Tune in to gain a deeper appreciation for the maritime industry and the dedicated organizations working to support mariners.

    Don't miss this engaging and informative conversation that celebrates the strength and resilience of maritime professionals!

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  • In this episode, Larkin Bohn is back! She transitioned from a gift shop job at Norwegian Cruise Lines to becoming a passionate advocate and Science Communicator in the maritime industry. Starting her seafaring career at 31, Larkin moved from selling jewelry to working as an Unlicensed Deckhand with Uncruise Adventures, driven by her love for marine conservation.

    Her dedication led her to create YouTube shorts about women offshore and scientific research, turning her hobby into a career. In February 2024, she joined the JOIDES Resolution Research Vessel as a Science Outreach Officer, connecting science with the public.

    In this captivating episode, join Larkin and Christine as they delve into Larkin's immersive experience aboard the JOIDES Resolution Research Vessel. Larkin intricately unpacks the vessel's departments, offering vivid insights into their functions and collaborative dynamics. She vividly portrays her profound connection with the ship, likening it to finding a soulmate, igniting an unparalleled passion for the project.

    Larkin shares her exhilarating journey of conducting Zoom call tours onboard the vessel, igniting curiosity and possibility among eager students. We were enthralled by her narrative of empowering female students with knowledge of the boundless opportunities that await them. Prepare to be moved and inspired as Larkin's passion-filled anecdotes send shivers down your spine and fuel your own aspirations.

    Larkin’s journey shows that with determination, anything is possible. Follow her adventures on Instagram @larkinbohn, TikTok @limitlesslarkin, and YouTube @MySaltySeaLife. She’s eager to help you start your maritime journey!

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  • In this episode of Women Offshore, join Chelsea Patterson, a maritime professional who advocates for mothers working at sea. Chelsea graduated from Kings Point in 2014 and has since navigated her career through roles with a private tanker company before transitioning to the Masters Mates Pilots (MMP) in 2018. Balancing her passion for the maritime industry with motherhood, Chelsea has temporarily paused sailing to raise her children, Harlie Wild and Keegan Danger.

    Despite stepping back from sea duties, Chelsea remains actively engaged in maritime affairs through her role as the Women’s Caucus East Coast Liaison based out of Newark Hall. The Women's Caucus, a driving force for women's rights and professional development in maritime, supports networking and open discussions on pertinent women's issues in the industry.

    Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, and now residing in New Jersey, Chelsea channels her entrepreneurial spirit into Tiny's Potions, a small organic syrup business she runs in her free time.

    In her advocacy work, Chelsea focuses on improving conditions for mothers offshore. She advocates for essential accommodations such as safe and private spaces for pumping, access to satellite phones, assistance with shipping breast milk home, secure storage facilities for breast milk, and adequate leave policies with job security. Chelsea actively engages with large ships, advocating for these crucial changes and championing the rights of mothers working onboard.

    Tune in to hear Chelsea's compelling journey and her impactful efforts to make offshore work more inclusive and supportive for mothers in the maritime industry.

    If you would like to contact Chelsea directly, you can email her at [email protected] or on Instagram. You can also find her on LinkedIn.


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  • Join us as we set sail with Emma Garschagen, the inspiring founder of Sail Seabird, which offers transformative sail training voyages across Maine and Cape Cod. With over 25,000 ocean miles under her belt, Emma's maritime journey is nothing short of extraordinary. She has sailed dinghies on the Hudson River, schooners in Haiti, tall ships in New Zealand, and sloops through the North Sea.

    She holds a USCG Masters License, commercial Yachtmaster Offshore, a Medical Person in Charge certification, and STCW basic training. For three years, Emma sailed as chief mate for 59 North Sailing on their Swan 48, Swan 59, and Farr 65 on offshore sailing adventures. Her passages ranged from North Atlantic crossings to an expedition in Svalbard. She also skippered a three-week advanced sail training voyage for Broadreach, sailing with ten high school-aged students between Saint Maarten and Grenada. Emma has taught sailing for the last ten years and loves the constant education and growth that sailing provides.

    In this captivating episode, Emma shares invaluable insights and captivating stories from her seafaring career. Tune in to gain a glimpse into the world of Sail Seabird and discover the transformative power of sailing.

    To read more about Emma and Sail Seabird, check out her website: sailseabird.com and follow her on Instagram @sailseabird.

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  • We're thrilled to mark our 200th episode milestone at Women Offshore with a special discussion you won't want to miss! Join our Women Offshore team, Ally Cedeno, Cassi Laskowski, and Christine MacMillan, as they dive deep into a question that sparks curiosity and reflection: "Would you let your daughter join the maritime industry?"

    In this thought-provoking episode, the Women Offshore team shares personal insights, experiences, and perspectives on the challenges and opportunities women face in maritime careers. Discover why this question resonates deeply within our community and gain valuable perspectives on navigating the industry with resilience and determination.

    Whether you're a seasoned mariner, an aspiring professional, or simply curious about the maritime world, this episode offers empowering insights and inspiring stories highlighting the importance of representation and empowerment for women at sea.

    Tune in to our 200th-episode celebration and join the conversation!

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  • Join us on today's Women Offshore podcast as we sit down with Eva Veldkamp, a seasoned maritime professional who has navigated diverse roles across the industry. Eva's career journey began aboard large container ships as a dual-licensed maritime officer, leading her to work with shipowners, managers, maritime schools, and various organizations within the maritime sector.

    What sets Eva apart is her impactful humanitarian work, where she championed human rights at sea and spearheaded global initiatives to address psychological and social safety within maritime environments. Eva led a groundbreaking group focused on preventing bullying, unacceptable behavior, and sexual abuse in the maritime sector, sparking a transformative change in mindset.

    During our conversation, Eva sheds light on the concept of psychological safety and its crucial role in fostering a respectful and supportive workplace culture at sea. She shares insights into her advocacy efforts, including her instrumental role in influencing updates to mandatory educational regulations at the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Thanks to Eva's dedication and collaborative approach, seafarers worldwide now receive enhanced training to address bullying and SASH (Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment).

    Eva's passion lies in connecting people and harnessing collective experiences to drive positive change in the maritime industry and beyond. Join us as Eva shares her inspiring journey and vision for a safer, more inclusive maritime community.

    For more about Eva's impactful work, visit her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/people-actively-imagined-better-world-eva-lianne-veldkamp-9zf9e/

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