Phew! Well, I’m sure off to a great start!
Fans just love to speculate, and speculate they do, as to why or how I have such a grand “chip on my shoulder” when it comes to my choice of words and actions surrounding my fellow colleagues on board M/Y Valor and M/Y My Seanna. Rather than dish it out here, I encourage fans of the show to check out the podcast, ‘Radio Check’ on Apple iTunes as to my thoughts pertaining to the 43 minutes of edited drama reality TV meant as a source of your viewing pleasure for Monday night entertainment. This goes without saying, I am fully aware of the target I placed on my back, when it comes to signing on to such a wide spread concept as to what a “public figure” must endure while become said public figure.
In this podcast, we get right to it discussing the raw and blatant sexiness of certain crew members on board as well as the sexism when faced with a woman unwilling to bow down to a man, in what is unfortunately recognized as a male dominated field, while also being having to succumb to the scrutiny, unfair treatment and overall act of scapegoat by those same males, unable to handle themselves accordingly within an environment to which they feel threatened.
Delighted to be a part of it, please tune in regarding Season 7 of Below Deck for a complete, and albeit, biased, yet fact driven point of view, where I speak with friend and fellow yachtie, Colin Macy-O’Toole from Below Deck Med as we get right into the nitty gritty regarding all the drama surrounding my first episode being “welcomed” for seriously, lack of a better word, second season, which takes place in beautiful, Phucket Thailand.
If there was any question before, let me be clear now, chauvinism is alive and well within this male deck crew, and SHOCKER, it starts at the top.
So tune in, and grab some ear muffs, for those of you unwilling to overlook my “truckers mouth”, for it is my hope that you begin to understand the method to my madness. For every action there is a reaction and lets just say, nothing good ever came from ‘poking the bear’.
