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Broadcasting from the Cruise Radio studios in Jacksonville, Florida.

This is Cruise Radio.

Hey, I'm Matt Baskford.

And I'm Doug Parker. If you haven't done it yet, check out our cruise news at cruiseradio.net. On this show, we're going to do something we haven't done in a good while. Take your listener calls, emails, tweets, and Facebook messages, and give them to the experts to answer. Travel writer Chris Owen will stop by as well as Dan Skilkin from Tripinsurance.com.

But first, as always, Stuart. to the experts to answer. Travel writer Chris Owen will stop by as well as Dan Skilkin from

Tripinsurance.com. But first, as always, Stewart, you're on the cruise guy. Hello, Stuart.

Hey, Matt. Hey, Doug.

Hey, man. Last month, it was reported that the Princess Cruises ship Star Princess blew right past

a fishing boat with some stranded fishermen from Panama. Now, Princess is saying they didn't see

the boat, but there's plenty of photos and YouTube videos from passengers that clearly show otherwise.

What are you hearing, Stuart? Well, from what I understand, there's actually two situations going on

here that has been, one, misreported and miscommunicated.

What essentially happened, and the first responses that we heard from Princess,

was that the fishermen were actually waving to them,

thanking them for avoiding their nets.

Now, essentially what had happened two days prior to the unfortunate incident was that the ship

was approaching an area where there were a bunch of fishermen and they had communicated

with the ship to please go around to not interfere with the nets that they had out.

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