The world's first and only nationally syndicated radio show devoted to the boating lifestyle! World of Boating airs live every Saturday from 2-3pm EST on radio stations throughout the US and worldwide on the web streamed live and through archived podcasts. Each week the WOB crew navigate the latest boating news and information often combined with an irreverent twist. Listeners (referred to as the ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 255 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & CultureSportsWilderness |
This week the WOB crew talk about the latest variations of PWCs.
This week the WOB crew discuss a unique formula to determine if it might be too cold for boating? Plus an insurance expert ranks the best boat manufacturers.
This week the WOB crew attempt to expand your boating vocabulary. Plus Captain Rusty checks in live from the Orlando boat show.
This week the WOB crew discuss the summer boating conditions that can be great or just plain nasty. Plus are we in a buyers boating market now?
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Good humor, fun sound fx. I own a service repair shop and enjoy listening to these people. They get to the things I don't and share it for us all to hear
Lots of non boat blather. The episode I listened to had a lot of racism. Describing Gypsies as people who cannot afford a hotel room and suggesting that a black person they met in LA should be given a bucket of chicken. These guys need a lot more diversity on their staff and need to get a clue that boating is becoming increasingly diverse in terms of gender and race.
4 or 5 guys depending on the show with less then 10 minutes of combined useful boating information. Unfortunate as this really could be something if there was a bit more focus on actually talking about boating issues. Hopefully they review the feedback and can adjust.
Wow. I’ve long since given up on regularly listening to this show, but I’ll occasionally listen to an episode (mostly during the winter, in an effort to scratch my boating “itch”). It never fails to disappoint. more
Love the info, but getting a bit tired of all the arguing between hosts. Just move on and present info and commentary. Yes I want it to be entertaining, but the arguing and cutting each other off is really getting old. Stop hammering on each other over who was right or wrong.
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