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The Osborne Adventure Podcast is a raw and honest look at family, purpose, adventure, and the road to an extraordinary life. Follow our journey as we prepare for and eventually set sail on a global family expedition to raise awareness for Down syndrome.
Along the way, we share the realities of parenting, the mess and meaning of family life, the challenges of chasing a big dream, and the beauty of raising a child with Down syndrome.
Whether you're a sailor, a parent, part of the disability community, or simply someone who wants more out of life, we hope these conversations leave you encouraged, inspired, and ready for adventure.
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Beyond the Basics: Advanced Sailing School (PART 2) - Ep. 14
On this episode of the Osborne Adventure Podcast, we continue our deep dive into the world of sailing with part two of our ASA certification journey. This time, we're navigating the challenges of ASA 105 Advanced Coastal Navigation and ASA 106 Advanced Coastal Cruising. As we push our skills to the limit, we trade wild storms for the intricate art of plotting courses, calculating tides, and tackling advanced sailing techniques. The Canadian border remains our rugged classroom, where every mistake is a lesson and every triumph a testament to our growing expertise. Join us for another chapter of intense learning, unexpected hurdles, and the unwavering determination that drives our adventure. Whether you're curious about coastal navigation or eager to hear about advanced cruising, this episode is filled with the highs and lows that make our sailing journey unforgettable.
First Things First… Sailing School (PART 1) - Ep. 13
In part one of this two-part series of the Osborne Adventure Podcast, we plow bow first into a new challenge - sailing school. When we agreed to pursue several sailing certifications, Val envisioned lazy days sailing past sun-soaked beaches surrounded by warm, blue water. Little did she know...
Val and I share an unexpected experience after being invited to an elementary school assembly where 300 students gathered for a presentation about Down syndrome led by a fourth grader named Hailey. What followed were thoughtful questions, funny moments, and a firsthand look at how deeply kids connected with our family, our mission, and the idea of adventure without limits.