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August 2, 2019 In maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Jesse Harless Interview

As an entrepreneur in long-term recovery, Jesse is passionate about helping people overcome obstacles and make choices that inspire them to live their best life. Jesse lives his purpose as a trainer, author, professional life coach, group empowerment facilitator and mentor for people in addiction recovery. Jesse...

April 19, 2019 In maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Captain Phillips – Ten Years After the Attack

Ten years ago Captain Richard Phillips endured a pirate attack and rescue by U.S. Navy SEALs in the Indian Ocean that captured the attention of the world. The release of this episode commemorates the rescue and all that has taken place since then. Today, Captain Phillips spends...

December 12, 2018 In maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Clay Maitland Interview – The Einstein of Maritime

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September 27, 2018 In klaus podcast, maritime news, maritime piracy, maritime private security By Klaus Luhta

Master mariner, Captain Jim Staples shares his views on going to sea, shipboard security, and what the modern mariner's life is like. ...

August 6, 2018 In maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Bipartisan Congressional Group Introduces Bill to Revitalize American Shipping

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July 30, 2018 In maritime news By Klaus Luhta

China Shipping Industry Gets Boost With Ocean Drones

Historically, China has not been known as a sea power. They are getting much closer with the help of startup company Oceanalpha Co. Ltd. Founder and president of the company, Yunfei Zhang, along with the support of government contracts, has turned what was once an...

July 24, 2018 In klaus podcast, maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Sean Pribyl Interview on Autonomous Shipping

Blank Rome Counsel out of Washington D.C. discusses the legal landscape surrounding autonomous shipping and the business development opportunities on the horizon. ...

May 8, 2018 In maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Panama Canal Towboat Operators Fight For Safety

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April 19, 2018 In maritime economics, maritime news By Klaus Luhta

Changing Weather Conditions Could Affect Shipping Trade

Between potentially volatile changes in weather and political unrest, shipping companies must consider alternative routes now before they have to take them. As we see such developments as fluctuating precipitation in countries along with political power plays creating difficulties in using current trade routes, it...