
750 miles. No motors. No support. Win $10K. Port Townsend, Washington to Ketchikan, Alaska #r2ak
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

This week, Team Oaracle continues transforming optimism into forward motion, Team Hell ’n’ Ready prepares to drag a heavy Columbia 10.7 north using the power of cheesecake, and Team Pas Si Vite arrives armed with avalanche training, offshore safety p... more
Two teams with the strength of shared family recipe, and one who bleeds epoxy.
Blast this episode over your neighbor’s fence as you learn about shrinking tall ship know how into 20 feet of boat, how many gummies can cram in a kayak hatch, and how to prepare for R2AK utilizing the doldrumy South Puget Sound.
How different can two soloists be? Listen up. And temper that with a hot bunking extravaganza at four boat-feet per-person.
After a week hiatus the R2AK Pod is back with tales of revenge and some dudes trying to be cooler than their kids.
First place, last place and very much everything in between. Check out the many versions of R2AK, all in one episode.
A rebuilt boat that once tried to unzip itself, a team powered by an automatic “yes,” and a couple trading fair-weather sailing for something far less forgiving.
It’s a dive into the specific gravity of bad decisions, covering everything from 15-foot oars and 3D-printed pedal hubs to the tactical abandonment of dental hygiene in the name of weight savings.
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The show centers on the Race to Alaska event, highlighting multi-team prep, vessel design, and the culture surrounding a grueling coast-to-coast endurance race. Across recent episodes, listeners get inside access to team dynamics, boat tweaks (pedal drives, sleeping systems, propulsion options), safety planning, and logistical challenges from Port Townsend to Ketchikan. Hosts weave in race lore, past misadventures, and vivid on-water anecdotes, creating a vivid portrait of a tight-knit maritime community where family involvement, sponsorship hunts, and camaraderie sit alongside race strategy and technical detail. Noteworthy is how the program blends practical prep with storytelling—from gear decisions and sleep strategies to the personal mo... more
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Recent guests on Race to Alaska include:
1. Janice from Team Oracle
2. Ian from Team Oracle
3. Pas Si Vite team captain Tristan
4. Sarah (Hell n Ready)
5. Anna (Hell n Ready)
6. Rhea (Hell n Ready)
7. Shelly (Hell n Ready)
8. Kat (Hell n Ready)
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