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Full Ahead - the podcast about ships and shipping
Nigel Thompson
16 episodes
1 week ago
We're an island nation. Our maritime industry employs over half a million people yet how much do we actually know about it? In this series we'll hear from members of the maritime team at sea and on land as we shed light on an industry many take for granted. With top level experience in shipping Alistair Eagles knows a thing or two about the industry while journalist Nigel Thompson has been close to the coast for most of his life. It's an entertaining look that reveals some surprising facts about a fast-changing sector. 🌍 Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.
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We're an island nation. Our maritime industry employs over half a million people yet how much do we actually know about it? In this series we'll hear from members of the maritime team at sea and on land as we shed light on an industry many take for granted. With top level experience in shipping Alistair Eagles knows a thing or two about the industry while journalist Nigel Thompson has been close to the coast for most of his life. It's an entertaining look that reveals some surprising facts about a fast-changing sector. 🌍 Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.
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The Full Ahead Podcast at the Ferry Shipping Summit 2025 Episode 3
Full Ahead - the podcast about ships and shipping
37 minutes 9 seconds
1 month ago
The Full Ahead Podcast at the Ferry Shipping Summit 2025 Episode 3

Although the Ferry Shipping Summit took place in Malmo we were delighted to be able to see another Swedish port at work.

Ystad is the country's southernmost port with links to the Danish island of Bornholm and Świnoujście in Poland.

In this edition we hear from the man who is aiming to continue the development of this medium sized port by encouraging more freight and passenger traffic through it.

We also got an 'access all areas tour' of PolFerries latest Ro Pax vessel Varsovia, met the captain and company CEO as well as the designer who we learned was the same one behind Stena's new arrival on the Irish Sea.

And as we continue to shine a spotlight on the variety of jobs in the maritime world we learned what a ship broker does.

We hope you enjoy the podcast and if you would like to hear more stories of ships and shipping and would be interested in sponsoring an episode or short series in 2026, get in touch.Show notes:

2025 summit downloads

2026 Shipping Ferry Summit details

Podcast contents:

1-3 minutes setting the scene

3-7 minutes We meet Bjorn Bostrum port director at Ystad

8-15 minutes  Chief Executive of Polish Baltic Shipping Company Piotr Redmerski

16-21 minutes Roberto Prever from NAOS Ship and Boat Design on board the Varsovia, the ship he designed

21-25 minutes We tour the Varsovia.

26-30 minutes The life and times of a ship broker, Olof Berndtsson shares his story.

30-32 minutes Looking ahead to episode 4.


Full Ahead - the podcast about ships and shipping
We're an island nation. Our maritime industry employs over half a million people yet how much do we actually know about it? In this series we'll hear from members of the maritime team at sea and on land as we shed light on an industry many take for granted. With top level experience in shipping Alistair Eagles knows a thing or two about the industry while journalist Nigel Thompson has been close to the coast for most of his life. It's an entertaining look that reveals some surprising facts about a fast-changing sector. 🌍 Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.