Andrea Gail Fishing Boat and The Perfect Storm
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A swordfishing boat is three days from home when it sails into a collision of weather systems that meteorologists say happens once every fifty to a hundred years. Six men are aboard. Two hundred miles away, a sailboat crew is about to be pulled from the same ocean by a rescue swimmer running on fumes. One boat makes it home. Drawing on the Coast Guard's own investigation, join Alice and Zach for the story of the storm that gave its name to every impossible convergence of bad luck since — and the six men who never got the chance to outrun it.
Sources:
- The Perfect Storm: A True Story of Men Against the Sea by Sebastian Junger — W.W. Norton & Company
- The Hungry Ocean: A Swordboat Captain's Journey by Linda Greenlaw — Hyperion
- "Investigation into the Circumstances Surrounding the Disappearance of the F/V Andrea Gail" (16732/91064) — U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Safety Office Boston / First Coast Guard District, finalized 28 January 1994
- "The Original Story of 'The Perfect Storm'" — Sebastian Junger, Outside Magazine
- NOAA / National Weather Service Boston — buoy and storm data archive
- National Hurricane Center — Tropical Cyclone Report, Hurricane Grace and the 1991 Unnamed Hurricane
- U.S. Coast Guard Search and Rescue logs — Satori rescue and Andrea Gail search operations
Find FINAL BOARDING CALL online:
- Website: finalboardingcallpodcast.com
- Email: finalboardingcallpodcast@gmail.com
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Credits: Final Boarding Call is hosted by Alice Stern and Zach Stemas, researched and written by Alice Stern, produced and edited by Alice Stern and Zach Stemas.
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