The two people that I know personally that I've done it before, two or three, have all had encounters with great white sharks and or elephant seals.

One guy was bit by an elephant seal. If anybody doesn't know what an elephant seal is, I think it's the third

biggest pinniped in the world. The males can get thousands of pounds and can also be kind

of territorial and aggressive. Episode 183, Jeremy Carberry, Ocean Kayaking, the Channel Islands,

Revisited.

You're listening to the Adventure Sports podcast. We talk with adventurers from around the globe to bring you the inspiration and motivation you need to get started in the outdoors or to keep you moving if you're already there.

Now here's your host, Kurt Lindville.

Hey friends, I just wanted to say a quick thank you.

You know, I've been getting quite a few comments and emails and direct messages on Instagram,

all the various ways that you can interact with the Adventure Sports podcast.

People have been welcoming me back to the show, and it feels great. I'm so glad to be here.

One of the comments that I got was, hey, we need more motorcycles and paddling.

And so I think that's fun because I love both of those things. Everybody has their favorite sport, right?

But hey, you can send comments and request your favorite sports too, and we'll

see what we can do for you. This episode is about paddling, so it fits the ticket. This episode

first aired a couple of years ago, and I just love the sound of this adventure. I mean, ocean

kayaking, great white sharks, elephant seals, storms. I mean, Elephant Seals, Storms.

I mean, it has a little bit of everything adventurous.

And add to that, that it's about the Channel Islands National Park, which is very cool in

Southern California.

So I know we're going to have fun revisiting this episode.

Today, we are talking to Jeremy Carberry about circumnavigating some Channel

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