Barry Spanier's guest appearances

Barry Spanier

Out The Gate Sailing

Ryan Foland

Michael Robertson

Rebecca Shaw

Ben Shaw

David McGuire

Ryan Nelson

John Neal

John Arndt

Pete Lyons

Randall Reeves

Matt Rutherford

Paul Exner

John Kretschmer

Ben Doerr

Lauren Keane

OwlTail

In the 60s, Barry Spanier built a boat in San Francisco, sailed it through the South Pacific and then lost it, and everything but his life, in a shipwreck. Starting over again, he launched a sail loft in Hawaii and became a legend in windsurfing sail design. Today he's building another boat at the Berkeley Marine Center. The Rosie G is a junk rigged, scow-bow 42-footer designed by Jim Antrim.

In the 60s, Barry Spanier built a boat in San Francisco, sailed it through the South Pacific and then lost it, and everything but his life, in a shipwreck. Starting over again, he launched a sail loft in Hawaii and became a legend in windsurfing sail design. Today he's building another boat at the <a href="http://www.berkeleymarine.com/boat-building" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Berkeley Marine Center</a>. The <a href="https://reddogyachts.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rosie G</a> is a junk rigged, scow-bow 42-footer designed by <a href="http://antrimdesign.com/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jim Antrim</a>.

Barry Spanier // Part 2: Building What You Dream - Ep. 27

Long before Barry Spanier started Maui Sails and became a legend in windsurfing sail design, he built a ferro-cement sloop in San Francisco and sailed off to the South Pacific. He was running of away from the madness of the 1960s, but he found plenty of new crazy adventures, from "borrowing" the 76-foot Alden Schooner Constellation, to having a curse put on him, to loosing his boat and almost his life when he was shipwrecked off New Zealand.

Long before Barry Spanier started Maui Sails and became a legend in windsurfing sail design, he built a ferro-cement sloop in San Francisco and sailed off to the South Pacific. He was running of away from the madness of the 1960s, but he found plenty of new crazy adventures, from "borrowing" the 76-foot Alden Schooner Constellation, to having a curse put on him, to loosing his boat and almost his life when he was shipwrecked off New Zealand.

Barry Spanier // Part 1: Shipwrecked in the South Pacific - Ep. 26