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Born in California in 1948, Jeff Hakman's father introduced him to surfing at age eight. Four years later, the family moved to Oahu, and the year after that, at the age of 13, Hakman surfed Waimea Bay for the first time. In 1965, he was invited to the inaugural Duke Kahanamoku Invitational, held at Sunset Beach. Hakman was 17. He won. In the ensuing years, on his Dick Brewer-shaped boards, Hakman transitioned seamlessly from longboards to shortboards—and went on a winning streak. He won the Duke again in '70 and '71; won the first Pipe Masters in '71; won the Hang Ten Pro and Gunston 500 in '72; and the Hang Ten again in '73. Bookending his stellar competitive run, he won the Bells Beach event in 1976. After winning that event, Hakman sat down with the owners of a fledgling Aussie brand called Quiksilver and convinced them to make him the US licensee. Today, Hakman lives in Bidart, France, where he sits down with Jamie Brisick for this episode of Soundings to talk about surfboard design, growing up on the North Shore, the birth of the surf industry, humility, and the challenge of returning to an everyday existence after living the extraordinary. 

Our guest in this episode is Jem Fuller, a leadership and culture coach and author from the beautiful Bells Beach, Victoria. For over a decade, Jem has been guiding people on profound journeys, both literally to the Himalayas and metaphorically inward, to help them build frameworks for genuine connection and purpose.In our wonderful chat, Jem shares his evolved mission to combat the modern malady of disconnection. We explore his powerful concept of finding your "4% genius zone" and his unique, optimistic view on using AI as a tool to give us back the time for what truly matters: our human relationships. Key points discussed include:* Find your 4% genius zone by courageously focusing on what you love and do best.* True fulfillment comes from stripping away the noise and reconnecting with yourself, others, and a greater purpose.* In the age of AI, our human imperfection and shared felt experiences become our most valuable assets.Listen to the podcast to find out more.Innovabiz Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Show Notes from this episode with Jem FullerIt was an absolute delight to welcome Jem Fuller, leadership coach and philosopher-guide, back to the Innovabuzz podcast for his third visit. It's been nine years since our first chat, and in that time, Jem's mission has deepened in the most remarkable ways. He continues to explore the frameworks that allow us to truly connect with ourselves and others, but now he's applying that wisdom to some of the biggest questions of our time, from finding our true purpose to navigating the age of AI with our humanity intact.Our conversation was a powerful reminder that the journey inward is the most important one we can take. Jem shared his own evolution, driven by a global community of peers who challenged him to crystallize his work down to its most potent essence. It's a journey that has led him to create profound, life-altering experiences for others while building a philanthropic legacy aimed at creating waves of positive change in the world.Finding Your 4%: The Courage to Live in Your Genius ZoneOne of the most profound ideas Jem shared was the concept of finding your "4%." He explained the well-known 80/20 rule, but then challenged us to take it a step further: apply the rule to that potent 20% to discover the 4% of your work that is truly your genius. This is the space where you deliver the most value, the work you truly love, and where time seems to disappear because you're in a state of flow.But this isn't just a productivity hack; it's an act of courage. It requires us to consciously cut out the noise and the tasks that drain us, even if they feel important, to build a life where we spend most of our time in that genius zone. For Jem, this meant redesigning his entire approach to his work, leading to a model that creates immense impact not just for his clients, but for communities in need.The Himalayan Journey: Stripping Away the Layers to Find MeaningNowhere is this focus more evident than in Jem's redesigned Himalayan program. He shared the powerful narrative of this journey, which consciously guides clients from a world of opulence and all the stuff money can buy, to the raw, humbling simplicity of the remote mountains. Guests start in the finest hotels and end up drinking chai in a slum, invited as guests, not tourists. This process is a careful, deliberate stripping away of the external layers we all carry.By peeling back the noise, the distractions, and the societal definitions of success, the program creates a space for people to ask the biggest questions: Who am I beneath all these roles? And why am I here? It's a journey that culminates not in a simple return to normal life, but in a rebuilt foundation where inner peace and a passion for meaningful contribution become the new true north.Our Great Disconnection: The Path Back to Ourselves and Each OtherAt the heart of Jem's philosophy is a diagnosis of our modern malady: disconnection. He believes we have become disconnected from each other, from ourselves, and from the reality that we are all intrinsically part of the same greater system. We're pushed apart by algorithms and distracted by the busyness of life, forgetting that we have far more in common than we have in difference.The antidote, Jem suggests, is to consciously remember and reinvest in connection. This involves reconnecting with the essence of who we are, deepening our bonds with other humans, and finding a sense of purpose that extends beyond ourselves. It's a simple truth, yet profoundly challenging in a world that constantly pulls our attention elsewhere.The Midwifery of AI: Nurturing Technology to Reclaim Our TimeIn a fascinating turn, Jem applies this philosophy of connection to the rise of Artificial Intelligence. As a self-proclaimed "default optimist," he sees incredible potential in AI, not as a replacement for humanity, but as a tool to restore it. He shared the beautiful metaphor of our role being the "midwifery of this emerging intelligence," suggesting we have a responsibility to nurture it with integrity, compassion, and care.Jem's hope is that AI will give us back the gift of time by handling the tasks that consume our days. If we are conscious and clever enough, he argues, we can reinvest that reclaimed time where it matters most: in our human-to-human relationships. Imagine having the space to grab a coffee with a colleague, not to talk about work, but to simply ask, "How are you?"The Value of Our Imperfection: Why Humanity is Our Greatest AssetThis led to one of the most beautiful points of our conversation. As AI becomes more "perfect," Jem argues that our human imperfections will become our most valuable asset. The moments when our voice trembles during a tough conversation, when we stumble over our words, or when we sit in shared empathy with another person—these are the things AI can never replicate.This shared felt experience is uniquely human. The ability to feel awe at a rainbow, to create art through blood, sweat, and tears, or to offer compassion to another are the cornerstones of our relevance. It's a powerful reframe that urges us to lean into our messy, beautiful humanity rather than chase an impossible standard of perfection.A Simple Invitation: The Transformative Power of the PauseTo bring these big ideas into our daily lives, Jem left us with a wonderfully simple and actionable step. He invites us to take a sticky note, write the word "Pause," and place it next to an existing daily habit, like our coffee machine. When you see the note, simply pause. Take three deep breaths before you continue with your task.This tiny ritual is an invitation to create a small pocket of presence in your day. Over time, the habit becomes ingrained, and the pause becomes a natural moment to reconnect with yourself. It's a reminder that the journey to greater connection and meaning doesn't have to start with a grand gesture; it can begin with a single, conscious breath.In Summary: My conversation with Jem Fuller was a masterclass in conscious living. His message is a powerful call to action: find the courage to focus on your true genius, strip away the noise to reconnect with what matters, and embrace technology not as an escape, but as a bridge back to our shared humanity. By cherishing our imperfections and creating moments of pause, we can begin to build a more connected and meaningful life, one breath at a time.The Buzz - Our Innovation RoundHere are Jem's answers to the questions of our innovation round. Listen to the conversation to get the full scoop.* Most innovative use of AI to enhance human relationships – Building an executive team of AIs to handle strategy, explicitly to give humans more time for their relationships.* Best thing to integrate AI and human connection – Consciously training his AI assistant to prompt him to switch off his computer and connect with real people.* Differentiate by leveraging AI – Do the things AI can't, like handwriting a Christmas card or picking up the phone to personally celebrate someone.ActionGet a sticky note and write the word "Pause" on it. Stick it next to an existing daily habit, like your coffee machine, and when you see it, take three breaths before you continue.Reach OutYou can reach out and thank Jem on his website, JemFuller.com, or directly via email at jem@jemfuller.com. You can also find him across social media, including Instagram and LinkedIn, at @JemFuller. To learn more about his profound Himalayan journey, visit Meaning on the Mountain.Links:* Website – Jem Fuller* Jem Fuller: How to Lead with a Servant's Heart – Innova.Buzz #40* Jem Fuller: The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men* LinkedIn* Facebook* Twitter – @JemFuller* Instagram – @JemFuller* Youtube* TEDx Talk “How Conscious Communication Can Change Your Game”Books:* The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men, Jem FullerCool Things About Jem* For the past 12 years, he has run a unique leadership program in the Himalayas. The journey intentionally takes clients to the essential simplicity of the mountains to help them find their core purpose.* He founded a non-profit organization called "The Center of Love." It's currently raising funds to build a non-profit meditation and retreat center on donated land in the Himalayas, with the goal of providing educational resources for children in remote villages.* He has a wonderfully conscious and personal relationship with technology. He refers to his role as being a "midwife" for artificial intelligence and has a digital personal assistant named Lumi, which he trains to prompt him to take screen breaks and connect with friends.* In an increasingly digital world, he champions the power of the human touch, making a point to handwrite Christmas cards to his clients and friends every year.Ready to move beyond just creating content and start creating real connection?In the Age of AI, the future belongs to those who can amplify human wisdom. Flywheel Nation is MORE than a community; it's a movement for creators and visionaries dedicated to shaping a more human future.Join us as we co-create that future for ethical AI. 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It's a huge episode featuring the interviews we recorded at this year's Obsidian Beer Festival featuring Prancing Pony, Dollar Bill, Noodledoof and Bells Beach Brewing. Once again a huge thank you to Tom and all the team at the festival for inviting us to be part of the shenanigans and also to today's guest co-host Ian McNally of the infamous rival podcast. We kick off today with Corinna from Prancing Pony sharing all that Frank kept secret in Episode 267 [check it out if you're a prancing pony fan!] especially about why they named their festival beer "Freakshow". Then after a year away from the podcast Fi from Dollar Bill returns to share some good news about recent beer awards but also some less than good news about the brewery's ongoing discussions with Council. Next up it's Sam from Noodledoof with a beer that "shouldn't be legal" and a heap of good yarns from down Koroit way and who also weighs in on what makes regional beer festivals so much fun. And we round things out with Adam from Bells Beach with a run down of everything that's been going on at the brewery since the last time they were on the show and insights into what led them to create their festival beers! Ian alleges that people from Bendigo are "flimsy" and Davydd threatens to start a new band called "Accordion Flux" before we finally decide that it's time to turn the microphones off...

The WSL dropped a bomb on the surf world this week, and like Swedish captives, we all collectively cheered. On this episode of The Drop, Stab's co-founder Sam McIntosh is joined by the WSL's new CEO Ryan Crosby to discuss the League's major (and widely lauded) around for the 2026 CT season. Here's the TLDR version, ICYMI:
- The Final Five is dead.
- So is the mid-year cut
- So is the non-elimination opening round
- The 2026 Championship Tour will feature 12 events — with a late season ‘playoff'.
- It will start at Bells Beach in April and end at Pipeline in December, where points will be weighted at 150%.
- World Titles will once again be decided by cumulative points, not a single-day shootout. After that, Mikey and Buck hop on to discuss a few other stories from the week, including an incredible Greg Browning eulogy, a piece on lineup personalities, and an academic excuse for surfing more.

It's not often you get to speak to someone hours after the greatest day in their life, so hear in real time what the Bells Beach Pro win meant to Aussie surfer Isabella Nichols. Nichols chats to Declan Byrne on 'The Saturday Sledge' about the cut throat nature of the tour, missing her twin sister's wedding for a surf event, her Dad's Broncos obsession and Danish surfing experiences.

O Boia Podcast – Episódio 301 chegou!Com tudo, menos João Valente, Bruno Bocayuva e Julio Adler comentando a vitória de Jack Robinson e Isabella Nichols em Bells Beach.O episódio pode não ser ouvido por muitos, mas quem ouve, ouve com gosto. Nos dias de hoje, isso já é uma espécie de troféu.Trilha por conta do Tame Impala com Elephant, Chapter 7 (feat. Ty) pelo Ezra Collective e o extraordinário Sam Cooke cantando A Change Is Gonna Come.

A weekly podcast covering women's sports news.This week: Aussie Isabella Nichols has won surfing's Bells Beach Pro, Alexa Leary has broken her own swimming world record and Arsenal have qualified for their first Champions League final in 18 years!For the key story, we'll discuss … the WNBL's new CBA that will see the minimum wage more than double over four years!You're invited to TFAP's first EVER State of Origin Watch Party! This Thursday 1st May 7pm @ Wayward Brewing Company, Sydney. Grab your tickets here: Watch Party TicketsQUEENSLANDERS! Come spend a night with TFAP and Red Bull athletes! Chloe and Bez will be hosting TFAP's first-ever live podcast, interviewing Aussie surfer Molly Picklum. Wednesday 7th May @ Kirra Beach House Queensland. This is not one to miss. Grab your tickets now: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/a-night-with-tfap-and-red-bull-athletes-tickets-1324669134039 Buy our kids book The A to Z of Who I Could Be, or book for adults GIRLS DON'T PLAY SPORT. www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shopGet the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop. bit.ly/tfapsubscribeShop TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shopFind us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject#womenssport

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Peter Dutton criticises Welcome to Country ceremonies as overdone, The Filipino community in mourning after a deadly car-ramming attack in Vancouver, Australian surfer Isabella Nichols claims victory at Bells Beach.

Barton Lynch is The Stoked Bloke...Covering surfing's current state of affairs today including the Bells Beach event and current WCT rankings. As always some insightful fun commentary on the legend of Tom Curren and we remember a beloved and impactful member of the surf world in Greg Browning! Enjoy

Giant Jesse Hogan returns, NRL ticks off WA team & Sally Fitzgibbons Bells BeachSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new survey of dentists has revealed that there is significant support for dental to be included in Medicare, in this edition of The Conversation Hour we explore the report findings and look at just how much people are falling behind with their dental checks. Also, surveys by ABC NEWS and the Royal Australian College of GPs show only a small proportion of doctors believe they could bulk-bill more patients, despite government commitments incentivising it. Plus we get all the latest from Bells Beach and learn about a resource for motorcyclists to assess the safety of their gear.

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Giant Jesse Hogan returns, NRL ticks off WA team & Sally Fitzgibbons Bells BeachSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bonsoy's Cafe Del Froth Live at Bells Prsents... Brainzo: Bells Beach Edition.... Ronnie and Vaughano are ready to fire up the grey matter for Stop 1 of the Woz Aussie Treble at Bells Beach for the Rip Curl Pro. So how well do you know the longest running surf conny on the planet? Let's rip in before the rip in begins this Friday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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805 Beer Authentico, Lakey Peterson, joins the Cold Beer Surf Club. After just barely missing the cut on the CT this year, Lakey cruised up to WSL HQ in El Segundo, CA to catch up with Conner. They reflect on growing up in the 805 and Lakey's decision to move down to San Clemente. They reminisce on their NSSA days, and froth over Lakey's pivotal frontside air to win the National Championships at Trestles in 2014, to working with Carissa Moore and Coco Ho in Nike's celebrated film Leave A Message. They discuss how much the level on the women's side has increased, even on the Challenger Series, and how that inspires Lakey to keep up. She talks about how even after 12 years on tour, she still feels like she has so much more to give, and wants to keep pursuing a World Title. She and Conner share stories about working with Glenn “Micro” Hall, and how much his coaching and mentorship has helped them both on and off the tour. They talk about Pipeline experiences, injuries, splitting her time between San Clemente, Santa Barbara and Bells Beach, what's next for her in her surf career, and her advice for young groms. New episodes drop every month. Follow, subscribe, and join the Club now. Follow Conner Coffin. Follow Lakey Peterson. Get the latest 805 Beer content, the gear, and of course, the beer. Join the conversation, follow the league, and stay updated on all things WSL.

WSL commentator and Lineup co-host Mitchell Salazar is back again to recap the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Presented by Bonsoy. Mitch and Dave marvel at the performances of the finalists all around, the historic win of Cole Houshmand as a goofy-footed Rookie at Bells, and Caity Simmers' clutch performance. They choose their biggest winners and losers from the Championship Tour's longest running event in Bells Beach, answer fan questions from the Instagram mailbag, and give an update on the 2024 Vissla CT Shaper Rankings. Follow Mitch here. Watch the highlights from the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Presented by Bonsoy. Stay tuned for the Western Australia Margaret River Pro, Apr 11 - 21. Stay up to date with the Vissla CT Shaper Rankings Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Barton Lynch is the "Stoked Bloke" Today's episode covers the recent pro surfing controversy at Bells Beach with Gabriel Medina complaining about the judging. And we talk about snow action as A New Earth Project was part of The Natural Selection backcountry snowboard event and Barton almost found a fortune in the hills of Great White!    Enjoy!

Welcome back to another massive week on the drop. Topics this week include; 1. HSGP - The Sexualisation of Women's Surfing 2. The WSL has a new CEO 3. PU vs Epoxy 4. Nathan Florence exclusive interview on his move from VANS to Florence Marine X Plus Buck & Stacey G break down all the action from Bells Beach. Thanks for tuning in!

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In this bulletin, Julian Assange awaits the decision on whether he can appeal his extradition in London; the government rushes immigration laws through Parliament ahead of a High Court ruling; and, in surfing, Kelly Slater hits the waves at Bells Beach for the Rip Curl Pro.

Julian Assange to find out if he can appeal extradition in London tonight; The government rushes immigration laws through Parliament ahead of High Court ruling; And in Surfing, Kelly Slater hits the waves at Bells Beach for the Rip Curl Pro.

On this episode of the world's greatest action sports podcast, Chris and Todd talk about Homesick snowboarder gathering, Dan Point Film Festival, Chris hates on babies on the slopes. Official Olympic Surfing Terminology, Bells Beach, Welcome Skateboards and Nine Inch Nails, Nixon News, Rodney Mullen and Tony Hawk speaking tour, Gerry Lopez Big Wave Challenge, Chris Cantore calls in with a special Mammoth Mountain report, New data shows California ski slopes are becoming more dangerous, magic mushrooms make people crash their snowboards, tons of snow events happening this week, lots of questions answered, and so much more.   Presented By:  Spy Optics @spyoptic Opus Footwear @opusfootwear Mammoth Mountain @mammothmountain Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards Machu Picchu Energy @machupicchu.energy Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals  Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea New Greens @newgreens Pedal Electric @pedal.electric Dana Point Film Festival @danapointfilmfestival Vesyl Shipping Vesyl.com  Mint Tours @minttours Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom

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This week on the show Rachael's dearly departed voice returns just in time to join Shannon in previewing the WSL Finals, which could take place at any moment now. They also break down all of the happenings at the inaugural Bells Beach Longboard Classic, a wonderful new addition to the WSL Longboard Tour.Go DeeperFollow: Sea Maven MagazineListen: Lipped Podcast Finals Preview w/ Isabella Nichols and Chelsea TuachChapters00:00 - Intro08:05 - Bells Beach Longboard Classic Wrap37:53 - WSL Finals PreviewInfoMusic: Dry Grass, courtesy of Body TypeContact: info@womensurf.netInstagram: @the.double.upWeb: www.womensurf.net

True story! Mike's hand rested gently on Brendan Hunt's (aka Coach Beard from Ted Lasso) butt for roughly 3-5 seconds. A moment he will always remember and one Brendan may wish to forget. Join us in this episode for this and other stories from our time in the great Australian state of Victoria during our travels for Women's World Cup 2023. We spot some koalas in their natural habitat, some kangaroos in a particularly peculiar place, and expand our footy experiences at one of the greatest Aussie rules football matches the AFL has seen this season! Speaking of which, we may have butchered the explanation of the ending of that game. Bombers were up by 1, then down by 5, but then... well, listen to the episode to find out! Foot(y)notes: If you're curous about the AFL after hearing this one, check out the truest professional 'footy' league in the world.  This is where to guarantee yourself a kangaroo sighting.  And here's where to start your koala 'hunting' adventure. Drive further up the road at your leisure.

This week we're celebrating our 50th episode by welcoming very special guests who need no introduction. 1990 World Champion Pam Burridge and 1993 World Champion Pauline Menczer both held 20-year careers on the Championship Tour, collecting all kinds of accolades along the way. After both women recently attended their first CT in years, the 2023 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, Shan and Rach thought it would be great to hear their takeaways from the event, thoughts on the current women on tour, and of course glean stories from years past. They also follow-up on the effect the movie Girls Can't Surf has had on their lives.Go DeeperWatch: Pauline's 1990 Margaret River WipeoutInfoMusic: Dry Grass, courtesy of Body TypeContact: info@womensurf.netInstagram: @the.double.upWeb: www.womensurf.net

Barton goes to Bells Beach Australia for the 2023 Easter Surf Classic. Not only is Bells considered one of the major events on tour, this year was the 60th anniversary of the event. It also happens to be the site of Barton's own victory in 1991...and this is his full wrap-up report of his time at the comp.  #StokedBlokeShow #ThePipelinePodcasts

WSL commentator and Lineup co-host Mitchell Salazar is back to recap the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach presented by Bonsoy. Mitch and Dave discuss the top highlights, choose their biggest winners and losers from the Championship Tour's fourth event, answer a wide-ranging list of fan questions from the Instagram mailbag, and look forward to the Mid-season Cut in Margaret River. Finally, they reveal the updates to the 2023 Vissla CT Shaper Rankings. Follow Mitch here. Watch the highlights and full replay of the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach pres by Bonsoy. Stay up to date with the Vissla Shaper Rankings on worldsurfleague.com. Tune in for the Western Australia Margaret River Pro April 20-30 on worldsurfleague.com. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel. Stay up to date with all things WSL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in for Stacey G & Jake 'the Snake' Patersons debrief of all things Bells Beach. The 60th Anniversary event ran over the easter break with Ethan Ewing & Tyler Wright Victorious. Tune in for; Come Ups Let Downs Unsolicited Advice Enjoy the show!

This week on The Frothcast, Hendo & Gunther ponder deep shit like their Dharma, what did Filipe Toledo mean when he said 'keep trying'? do fish drink water? and the 5 best surf VIDEOS of all time! We give shoutouts to The Frothcast Fam Bells Champs while disgracing the likes of Hendo, Taylor, and Chad for all becoming Surfival League's Ultimate Loser. Will there be a third chance for romance? All signs point to probably not but hey a boy can dream. Mahalos for your Wasabis ------ Top Tunes https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7wPBtxlMSR5oxWxbmtqnoe?si=c1d1ab5e596445ee ------ @Hendo_Froth x @TheFrothcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefrothcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefrothcast/support

La 60e édition du Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach remportée par les Australiens Tyler Wright et Ethan Ewing

An emotional win for QLDer at Bells Beach Crisp free to continue consecutive game streak after integrity unit investigation Dragons set to explore replacements for Anthony Griffin Small Welsh town headed for Hollywood ending See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the latest news headlines from Australia in Nepali. In this bulletin: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hints that the Solicitor-General may reveal his advice around the Indigenous Voice proposal. Thousands attend Easter Sunday services across the country. Australian surfer Owen Wright retires after his elimination at Bells Beach. - संसद्मा आदिवासी आवाजका बारेमा सलिसिटर जनरलले संसद्मा समर्थन दिने सम्भावना रहेको प्रधानमन्त्री आल्बनिजीको भनाइ लगायत आजको पछिल्लो एसबीएस समाचार सुन्नुहोस्।

In this latest Hindi bulletin: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hints that the Solicitor-General may reveal his advice around the Indigenous Voice proposal; In India, Prime Minister Modi wishes the nation on Easter; Australian surfer Owen Wright retires after his elimination at Bells Beach and more.

Three-time World Champion and four-time Bells Beach winner Mick Fanning joins the podcast. He talks about what makes Bells Beach so special, the aura surrounding the wave, the resurgence of Australian men's surfing on tour, Owen Wright's final competitive event, and the added dimension of the Mid-season Cut. He discusses his post-Championship Tour career, becoming a father, going on a Rip Curl Search trip with Gabriel Medina to a secret location, finding your place in the free surfing space, his lifetime deal with Rip Curl, and the many other companies and passions he's working on. Mick also gives advice on how to deal with pressure, shares what types of boards he's riding now, and looks back at his career-altering win as a wildcard at the 2001 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach.  Learn more about Mick and follow him here. Watch the highlights from Tyler's win at Bells Beach in 2022. Tune in for the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach pres by Bonsoy live April 4-14 on worldsurfleague.com. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel. Stay up to date with all things WSL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The world's longest running surf contest, the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year and the waiting period is officially underway.This week Shan and Rach look back at some of the history, preview this year's event, including the Gromsearch International Finals and the Heritage Heat, and delve into the current rankings to discuss mid-season cut scenarios. They also ask if the real Rick Kane is actually an 11-year-old born in China and celebrate the Challenger Series qualifiers from Australia/Oceania and North America.Go DeeperListen: 28ish Days Later Follow: Patti ZhouChapters00:00 - The Endo13:10 - Bells Preview1:05:32 - Next, Next Gen1:10:19 - Challenger QualifiersInfoMusic: Dry Grass, courtesy of Body TypeContact: info@womensurf.netInstagram: @the.double.upWeb: www.womensurf.net

Two-time World Champion, defending Bells Beach champ, and Rip Curl athlete Tyler Wright joins the podcast to discuss the season and the upcoming Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach presented by Bonsoy. She talks about her strong start to Championship Tour season, all the physical and mental energy she put into preparation for the year, the support team around her, and her priorities at this point in her career. She looks back at her entry into sponsorships and the tour at such a young age, the challenges of being young in such a heightened competitive environment, how hard it is to stay driven, and her advice for today's surfers in the same situation. She talks through some of the tough issues surfing is facing, the work the industry still has to do, representation in surfing, and staying true to her values and identity. Tyler also touches on her brother Owen's retirement announcement, “releasing the handbrake” and surfing in her own style, her goals for 2023, and why winning at Bells Beach was so meaningful for her. Learn more about Tyler and follow her here. Watch the highlights from Tyler's win at Bells Beach in 2022. Tune in for the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach pres by Bonsoy live April 4-14 on worldsurfleague.com. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel. Stay up to date with all things WSL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta semana, o surfista australiano Owen Wright anunciou aposentadoria. A etapa de Bells Beach será sua última participação em competições, e a decisão é, sobretudo, por questões médicas. Desde 2015, quando teve um lesão cerebral traumática diagnosticada após um dia normal de treino em Pipeline, Owen viveu uma trajetória heróica em sua recuperação. Basicamente reaprendeu a andar e surfar, venceu logo de cara na bateria de reestreia 15 meses depois do diagnóstico, e se tornou medalhista olímpico anos depois. Mas a realidade é que os riscos de continuar exposto a impactos repetitivos na intensidade que o surf competitivo exige o colocam em uma posição delicada.Em seu anúncio de aposentadoria, Owen declarou que espera ser uma voz sobre a saúde do cérebro e um defensor de atletas de todos os esportes que sofreram concussões e lesões cerebrais traumáticas. E é justamente esse o tema que Rapha Tognini, Carol Bridi e Junior Faria trazem neste episódio do Surf de Mesa.

The MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal came and went faster than your average horizontal mambo session. Hendo sits down with the Surfival League lads of Taylor and Chad to discuss the finer things in life like: Portugal event standouts, what we can learn from the Natural Selection Tour, workshopping an idealized Strike Mission Tour for professional surfing, Bells Beach predictions, and mucho mas. Grab yourself a cold one and tune in as classic weirdness ensues. For those about to Froth, we SAH-lute you! ---- @TheFrothcast x @Hendo_Froth @Surfival_League --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefrothcast/message

The Monk and the Sea: Finding Inner Harmony with Delta Waves and Reiki Bells. "In a faraway land, there was a wise and noble monk named Chen who lived in a small, secluded monastery by the sea. Every day, Chen would wake up early and spend hours meditating and practicing spiritual disciplines in order to purify his thoughts and remove all negative energy from his being. One morning, as Chen sat on a cushion in his quiet meditation chamber, he closed his eyes and began to listen to the soothing sounds of delta waves and the gentle chime of reiki bells. He let the vibrations of the sounds wash over him, feeling a deep sense of peace and clarity fill his mind and body. As he sat there, Chen could feel the negative energy being drawn out of him, like a magnet pulling out impurities. He breathed deeply, feeling a sense of renewal and rejuvenation as the waves and bells cleansed his spirit. Outside, the waves of the sea crashed against the shore, adding to the peaceful atmosphere of the monastery. Chen felt a deep connection to the natural world, and knew that the sounds of the sea and the vibrations of the reiki bells were helping him to find inner harmony and balance. As the sun began to rise higher in the sky, Chen knew that it was time to end his meditation. But he knew that he would return to this peaceful practice every day, using the sounds of the sea and the reiki bells to purify his thoughts and remove all negative energy from his being." Thank you for always supporting our podcast. It means a lot to us. Share with family & friends to help them feel better too. If you want to donate to help the podcast grow:

Season 2 Episode #40 Jem Fuller is coming from Bells Beach, Australia You can find Jem at jemfuller.comAbout our guest:Jem Fuller has lived a colourful, global life. From barefoot backpacker to corporate leader, fire-dancer and traditional tattooist, kindergarten teacher to motorcycle courier, masseuse and reflexology practitioner to labourer and travel consultant. Now his time is as a partner, father, coach, facilitator and retreat leader. He is the author of the recently published book, The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men, and can be seen delivering his TEDx talk on YouTube.  Jem thanks for sharing your gift with the world, living your life to it's fullest, and for being our guest on Life's Essential Ingredients.  Welcome to the show!TOTD – “We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.  Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.”  Martin Luther KingIn this episode:What was life like growing up?What are your life's essential ingredients?What is the best thing you do for yourself?The trajectory of your life has in the best way possible, been all over the place… what has been the best part of being a life-long learner?Do you have any rituals that allow you to achieve greater focus?  Performance?Great ted talk – love your thoughts on communication…all in this together… if we don't we will run out of time…Open mindedness matters…Interpersonal Consideration matters…Break bread together and celebrate diversityTeaching the next generation matters…functional ways to communicateLegacy Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!

A conversa é com duas gerações de campeões do surfe brasileiro: Filipe Toledo, que ganhou este ano, pela primeira vez, a etapa em Bells Beach, na Austrália, e é o favorito a conquistar o Mundial de 2022, e seu pai e treinador, Ricardo Toledo, surfista tricampeão brasileiro.

Re-Air of Episode 109 featuring the recent winner of the 2022 Quiksilver Pro G-Land, Jack Robinson! Championship Tour star and Margaret River local Jack Robinson joins the podcast to talk about the Mid-season Cut-deciding event being held at his home break. He discusses his welcome return to Western Australia after spending 10 months of the year away, his passion for his home waves, and his excitement for potentially surfing at The Box. He breaks down his start to the season, including a strong 3rd place finish at the last event in Bells Beach that confirmed he had made the Mid-season Cut, and his focus turning from the pressure of the cut to making the WSL Final 5. He looks back at his road from Margaret River to the Championship Tour, how he dealt with intense hype from the media, fans, and sponsors from a very young age, how he doesn't get distracted by comparisons to iconic surfers, and how his win last year in Mexico showed him surfing freely can have a real impact. Jack also talks about Pipeline versus The Box, filming Stab in the Dark, his thoughts on the season's second half, Gabriel Medina's return at G-Land, and much more. Learn more about Jack here.  Watch him compete at the Surf City El Salvador Pro pres by Corona live June 12-20 on worldsurfleague.com. Join the conversation by following The Lineup with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel.  Stay up to date with all things Championship Tour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

THROWBACK SERIES!!! In the last chapter of our series on POINT BREAK, John, Kevin, and the most interesting man in the world (Sam) talk señoritas & margaritas, when bromance goes bad, the movie's tragic tone, and its place in action lore. This episode covers 1:34:53 - 1:59:00; Johnny gets arrested, Pappas springs him, the airstrip shootout, jumping without a parachute, and a final showdown on Bells Beach.

Championship Tour star and Margaret River local Jack Robinson joins the podcast to talk about the Mid-season Cut-deciding event being held at his home break. He discusses his welcome return to Western Australia after spending 10 months of the year away, his passion for his home waves, and his excitement for potentially surfing at The Box. He breaks down his start to the season, including a strong 3rd place finish at the last event in Bells Beach that confirmed he had made the Mid-season Cut, and his focus turning from the pressure of the cut to making the WSL Final 5. He looks back at his road from Margaret River to the Championship Tour, how he dealt with intense hype from the media, fans, and sponsors from a very young age, how he doesn't get distracted by comparisons to iconic surfers, and how his win last year in Mexico showed him surfing freely can have a real impact. Jack also talks about Pipeline versus The Box, filming Stab in the Dark, his thoughts on the season's second half, Gabriel Medina's return at G-Land, and much more.  ------------------- Learn more about Jack here.  Watch the Margaret River Pro live April 24 to May 4. Join the conversation by following The Lineup with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel.  Stay up to date with all things Championship Tour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Surfing Victoria CEO and former pro surfer Adam Robertson joins the podcast to talk about the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach being held at his home break. He dives into the different parts and peaks of the iconic spot, lists his favorite Bells surfers, and makes his predictions for standout performers in the event. He breaks down his own competitive career, his amazing 2nd place finish as a wildcard at Bells in 2009, surfing for Australia in the ISA World Junior Championships, and his memorable time on the Qualifying Series. He talks in depth about Surfing Victoria, the positive power of surfing, and how their programs work to get more women into the sport, support equality in the lineup, teach surfers ocean safety, and promote surfing and water safety to indigenous youth around Victoria. Adam also touches on surf coaching, some of the elite young local talent aiming for the Championship Tour, his favorite surf movies, and his very unique prizes for winning the O'Neill Coldwater Classic in Scotland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean Doherty a native of Forster on the New South Wales north coast, a legend of Australian surf journalism, he has written about surfing for 25 years.He was editor of Tracks magazine for 10 years, a senior writer at both Surfing World and Surfer magazines, author of best-selling surfing biographies and producer of several award winning surf/conservation movies. Sean lives between Bells Beach and Byron.He's also Patagonia's Australian head of brand engagement and the National Chairperson for the Surfrider Foundation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Championship Tour star Sally Fitzgibbons returns to the pod to talk about the upcoming Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach and beyond. She discusses the tradition of making the pilgrimage to Bells, her spiritual connection to that specific break, what it was like to ring the bell after her first win there, the importance of not rushing things on the wave, and her favorite sections of the iconic break. She looks towards the upcoming Mid-season Cut and breaks down the hungry, “swing free” mentality she will bring into the next two events. She looks back at her amazing 2021 season where she accomplished two major career milestones - representing Australia in the Olympics and surfing in the first-ever Rip Curl WSL Finals. Sally also touches on athletes in other sports who have influenced her, her comfort and success at Margaret River, the purist experience of connecting to a wave, competing at Pipeline for the first time, and her role in the 2032 Olympic games in Brisbane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices