Ship Report podcasts take you to a special corner of the world, the mighty Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest. Nautical lore, news and info, mariner interviews, daily international ship traffic, and the inside scoop on the upper left edge of Oregon and beyond. The Ship Report is proud to celebrate 20+ years on the air! More at shipreport.net
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It’s a lot more than a report on Columbia River shipping. It is, as Joanne Rideout says in the show’s intro, about all things maritime. The Ship Report is gentle, accurate, and always interesting. If you dream about sailing, or have spent years at sea, I think you’ll enjoy this podcast.
The best way to start your day is listening to Joanne. I have learned so much about our beautiful river and the maritime industry itself. This podcast is a treasure and I am ever so grateful that Joanne continues to provide this service daily.
The Ship Report has long been one of my favorite radio programs/podcasts. It’s always a fun and studious listen as it covers the weather, daily ship traffic and other local (and international) events from the vantage point of Astoria, Oregon and the mouth of the Columbia River. It’s amazing what you learn about the local, regional and international economy listening to this show. Joanne Rideout has a fabulous voice plus her curiosity coupled with her research brings fascinating topics to live.
I’m only an occasional visitor to Astoria, but I do enjoy this program everyday now! The most relaxing 10 minutes on the radio today.
I’ve been a fan of The Ship Report online and on public radio for years. A great way to keep up with the comings and goings on the Columbia River, plus the whys and wherefores of the decisions being made. You know what they say, “It’s complicated,” but with The Ship Report it all makes sense.
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