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Captain Liz Clark is from Point Loma, and learned to surf and sail here before going to college at UC Santa Barbara and setting out on a 12-year sea voyage, sailing around the world mostly alone.
She chronicled her adventures in “Swell,” a memoir published by Patagonia in 2018. The book captures the beauty of her travels, but also hardship and difficulties she faced both within herself and in the outside world.Captain Liz lives in Tahiti now where she runs her own environmental non-profit. She joined host Kristy Totten from beneath a thatched roof on her new property, where the sun was shining and birds were singing. You can hear some of that in the interview. Here’s the conversation.
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