Paul Ridley's guest appearances

Paul Ridley

Ocean Sailing Podcast

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Alumni Spotlight: Colgate Conversations (Audio)

Sports Drive

David Young

Doug Wilson

Jessica Watson

Taylor Grieger

Chris Barnes

Kathryn Bertine

Peter Montgomery

Harold Ramis

Chris Hedges

Ian Thomson

Nick Williams

Matt Andrews

Lisa Blair

Geoff Wilson

Matt Harvey

OwlTail

More money is likely to go down the drain as the Government ploughs ahead with the next stage of Otago's Lake Onslow project. It's confirmed it will develop a detailed business case for the hydro storage set-up, despite the estimated cost of the project leaping to 16-billion dollars - a huge jump from the initial four-billion. Manawa Energy Chairman Paul Ridley Smith says that there are so many smarter ways to decarbonise. He says about 20 geothermal power plants could be built for 16-billion dollars and completely solve the problem. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More money is likely to go down the drain as the Government ploughs ahead with the next stage of Otago's Lake Onslow project. It's confirmed it will develop a detailed business case for the hydro storage set-up, despite the estimated cost of the project leaping to 16-billion dollars - a huge jump from the initial four-billion. Manawa Energy Chairman Paul Ridley Smith says that there are so many smarter ways to decarbonise. He says about 20 geothermal power plants could be built for 16-billion dollars and completely solve the problem. LISTEN ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Paul Ridley Smith: Manawa Energy Chairman on the Lake Onslow project

Guest host Andy Lamont talks to Paul Ridley - rower turned sailor. He took up rowing in 2005 and within 4 years rowed 3,000nm across the Atlantic Ocean. Facing the worst nature had to offer, he was blown backwards 200 miles after a bad storm. Next came the Arctic Ocean, the only ocean that had never been rowed across. In August 2012, a team of four young explorers completed an unsupported, non-stop, record-setting voyage in one of the exploration world’s last great firsts. After 40 days and 1,000 miles, Collin West, Neal Mueller, Paul Ridley &amp; Scott Mortensen powered their way along a dangerous section of the fabled Northwest Passage. Paul then purchased a Lagoon 38 and took up cruising with his wife, sailing from the UK to Spain, Porto, Lisbon, the Canary Islands, Antigua, the Caribbean and the Panama Canal with plans to head to the Galapagos, Marquesas’, Tahiti and then Australia next. Visit Ocean Sailing Podcast for offshore sailing opportunities and podcast extras and follow us on Facebook.

Guest host Andy Lamont talks to Paul Ridley - rower turned sailor. He took up rowing in 2005 and within 4 years rowed 3,000nm across the Atlantic Ocean. Facing the worst nature had to offer, he was blown backwards 200 miles after a bad storm. Next came the Arctic Ocean, the only ocean that had never been rowed across. In August 2012, a team of four young explorers completed an unsupported, non-stop, record-setting voyage in one of the exploration world’s last great firsts. After 40 days and 1,000 miles, Collin West, Neal Mueller, Paul Ridley &amp; Scott Mortensen powered their way along a dangerous section of the fabled Northwest Passage. Paul then purchased a Lagoon 38 and took up cruising with his wife, sailing from the UK to Spain, Porto, Lisbon, the Canary Islands, Antigua, the Caribbean and the Panama Canal with plans to head to the Galapagos, Marquesas’, Tahiti and then Australia next. Visit <a href="https://www.oceansailingpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ocean Sailing Podcast</a> for offshore sailing opportunities and podcast extras and follow us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/oceansailingpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>.

Paul Ridley: Rower turned sailor from the Arctic to the Caribbean

Ridley uses his satellite phone to provide an update on his solo journey to raise funds for cancer research.

Paul Ridley '05, rowing across Atlantic as a fundraiser