Podcast appearances and mentions of damien cole

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Damien Cole is a well-known environmentalist, public speaker, and community leader. He is the National Campaign Director for Surfrider Foundation and led paddle-out protests across Australia in the Fight for The Bight campaign in early 2019 which saw the activation of 56 additional local communities paddling out at their local beaches in opposition to oil drilling in the Great Australian Bight. Damien is also co-founder of Varuna Surf, a sustainable wooden surfboard company on a mission to redefine the world of sustainable surfing. Varuna boards are designed by iconic shapers and made responsibly in Indonesia. Last but certainly not least Damien was an independent candidate in both the 2018 Victorian election and the 2019 Federal election, leading a very unique campaign style with a strong focus on true community representation and intergenerational social and environmental well-being.  Mentioned in Conversation: Damien's role as National Marketing Manager at Surfrider Foundation and the path through politics that led him there Speaheading grassroots campaigns such as Fight for the Bight and against PEP 11 to protect potentially devastating effects on the Australian coastline  Launching sustainable wooden surfboard brand Varuna Surf with the mission to redefine the world of sustainable surfing. Damien's recent traumatic head injury as a result of a car crash and his road to recovery Want to learn more? To learn more about how our work and programs can support you come and say hi over at Owners Collective!   See Our Business Growth Programs Here Links Owners Collective Website  Owners Collective Instagram Pru on LinkedIn  

Damien Cole is a Saigon expat initially from San Francisco, USA, and has lived in Vietnam for five years. He's done plenty of work in that time - competing in MMA, teaching basketball, writing movies, and hosting ‘XLT Podcast' for expats, locals and travelers. We discuss all of these here, and why often it's crucial just to dive into expat life. You can find out more about Damien and the podcast at ‘Damien Cole' or ‘XLT PODCAST' on all social media and YouTube, and more about ComebaCK at @thecomebackwithck on Instagram (Website coming soon!)

“I’m here to put myself out of a job.” Being the National Campaign Director for Surfrider Foundation is a seriously demanding gig. You know how at work sometimes you can have a lazy day, fire off a few emails, make a couple of calls, but really, you know that you’re full tilt mindsurfing some faraway sandbank and only putting in about 40% effort? Yeah, Damo can’t do that. (Probably wouldn’t even if he could.) Because there’s no room for faking it in this fight for Planet Earth! And no one knows the value of authenticity in 2021 better than this bloke. Damo cares about climate change more than anyone you know. Definitely more than our “ministers for the environment”, and probably even more than your friendly-but-slightly-overbearing neighbour who always chews your ear a bit too hard about composting and whatnot. It’s impossible to convey the depth of work Damo Cole is putting into the fight for your future, for your climatic freedom, and that of your kids, and their kids, and their kids’es kids. So please tune in, please listen to him speak, please take his words to heart, and I’m certain you’ll agree with me by the end of it. Damo is the real deal, and worth your attention in every conceivable instance. www.surfrider.org.au *** IG @lucky__roland

Zianna Fuad speaks to Sean O'Shannessy on the frontlines against Adani and for our koalas Damien Cole from the Surf Rider Foundation talks to Catherine Coxal and Michelle Michels from Eco Futures The Shine Report with Naomi from the Lismore Environment Centre illuminating the week ahead. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/environmental-as-anything/message

In 2019 Damien Cole ran as a local independent in the Federal Election, he was a key player in seeing off Equinor in the 'Fight for the Bight' Campaign in Australia, nearly died in a major surfing accident in Bali, battled depression and feel in love. This is his story.

Damo and Heath are two absolute legends who have aligned themselves with Patagonia AUS and are spearheading Fight for The Bight, a movement to stop Norwegian company Equinors plans to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight, home to one of the most stunning marine environments in the world. We discuss why Equinors plans are too risky and threaten Australian coastal communities, economies, livelihoods and our pristine marine environment.Both have stepped up to the plate in a big way. Heath flew to Norway to attend the Equinor AGM with petitions and a speech to make it clear just how much the Australian surf community is against this. Damo has run for parliament as an independent purely driven by a want for change and is pure dynamite in rallying communities across the country to get involved with Australia's national day of action on NOV 23 2019 with a joint paddle out and hands across the sand for "FIGHT FOR THE BIGHT" Fight for the Bight North Mollymook 23 NOV 730am.We urge you all to get out on the beach, in the water, show your face and be the change!!!It contains language that may be offensive to some.Treading LightlyFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/TreadingLightlyInc/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/treading_lightly_inc/Fight For The Bight | https://www.fightforthebight.org.au/ Patagonia Aus | https://www.patagonia.com.au/pages/bigoildontsurfFollow the boys on InstagramHeath Joske | https://www.instagram.com/healthjozza/Damien Cole | https://www.instagram.com/damienmcole/

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Hear an interview with him from just before he went on holiday. And, we re-release our interview with Heidi Taylor of Tangaroa Blue.

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Find his GoFundMe page here if you're able to help out. He's recovering well and in hospital, but did not have insurance on this trip. Damien has been an inspiration to us and many others, and it's a pleasure to be able to help him now. We also re-release our episode with Heidi Taylor, founder of Tangaroa Blue, the marine debris organisation that's not only cleaning beaches, but changing how products are made, and eliminating waste at the source. We've got big things coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned. And thanks for joining us. Special Guests: Damien Cole and Heidi Taylor. Support Climactic See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Find his GoFundMe page here if you're able to help out. He's recovering well and in hospital, but did not have insurance on this trip. Damien has been an inspiration to us and many others, and it's a pleasure to be able to help him now. We also re-release our episode with Heidi Taylor, founder of Tangaroa Blue, the marine debris organisation that's not only cleaning beaches, but changing how products are made, and eliminating waste at the source. We've got big things coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned. And thanks for joining us. Special Guests: Damien Cole and Heidi Taylor. Support Climactic Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Find his GoFundMe page here if you're able to help out. He's recovering well and in hospital, but did not have insurance on this trip. Damien has been an inspiration to us and many others, and it's a pleasure to be able to help him now. We also re-release our episode with Heidi Taylor, founder of Tangaroa Blue, the marine debris organisation that's not only cleaning beaches, but changing how products are made, and eliminating waste at the source. We've got big things coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned. And thanks for joining us. Special Guests: Damien Cole and Heidi Taylor.Support Climactic See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are joined by the Independent Candidate for Corangamite and one of the leaders of the fight against exploratory drilling in the Great Australian Bight Damien Cole. We are also joined by climate change expert Scott Ferraro to discuss the fight for the bight and why it represents a starting point for the journey to a zero emission economy. This isn't a platform to rant, this episode is designed to be a conversation about climate change and why the changes necessary to avoid the worst of climate change will require the greatest mobilisation of society in history. Thanks to our partners Salt Brewing Co

Climactic host Maxine not only attended the Paddle Out in protest of Equinor's plans to drill in the Great Australian Bight, paddled out herself, but was an intrepid on-the-ground reporter. Listen in to learn what is happening in the Bight, just what the locals have to say about it, and learn how to get involved! Special Guest: Damien Cole. Support Climactic Links: Great Australian Bight Alliance — Submit your public comment to Equinor by March 20! VIC - Surfrider Foundation Australia Damien Cole - Independent Leave a comment on Equinor's Environment Plan | Wilderness Society Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Damien Cole is the son of legendary surfer and shaper Maurice Cole.  Rather than continue to shake his head and mutter under his breath about the environmental, social and cultural issues facing his local region, Damo recently decided to run as an Independent candidate in the Victorian state elections. While he is passionate about fighting for his local region the issues we talk about in this episode apply to coastal regions around the world and Damo believes we can make a massive difference by working to confront global issues at a local level. Passionate, proud and with a genuine love for his community this is a fascinating and inspirational episode that will appeal to anyone that believes in protecting the global coastline. As always fuelled by the legends at Rogue Wave Brewing  

Part 2 of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole. Part 1 is here.In this episode, Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign. Damien has a refreshing, common sense approach to climate change, development of a fast-growing region, and putting the environment at the top of the list of electoral priorities. Credits: Caleb Fidecaro — Producer Rich Bowden — Co-Founder Mark Spencer — Co-Founder Abigail Hawkins — Designer Greg Grassi — Composer Special Guest: Damien Cole. Support Climactic Links: Part one of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole Damien Cole - Independent for South Barwon Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Part 2 of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election

What tempts you? What fixations lurk in the corners of your mind? Is it leather? Lace? Or perhaps...MURDER? This week, Morgan and Isabeau take a carriage ride to Whitechapel, London to meet Darcie Finch, and her mysterious new boss, anatomist and shit artist Dr. Damien Cole. But as whispers and disappearances continue to shroud Damien, Darcie is flayed by the peril of choice: to risk her love, or her life. SPOOOOOOKY!

Part 2 of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole. Part 1 is here.In this episode, Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign. Damien has a refreshing, common sense approach to climate change, development of a fast-growing region, and putting the environment at the top of the list of electoral priorities.Credits:Caleb Fidecaro — ProducerRich Bowden — Co-FounderMark Spencer — Co-FounderAbigail Hawkins — DesignerGreg Grassi — ComposerSpecial Guest: Damien Cole.Support ClimacticLinks: Part one of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole Damien Cole - Independent for South Barwon See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part 2 of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole. Part 1 is here. In this episode, Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign. Damien has a refreshing, common sense approach to climate change, development of a fast-growing region, and putting the environment at the top of the list of electoral priorities. Credits:Caleb Fidecaro — ProducerRich Bowden — Co-FounderMark Spencer — Co-FounderAbigail Hawkins — DesignerGreg Grassi — Composer Special Guest: Damien Cole. Support Climactic Links: Part one of Maxine's interview with Damien Cole Damien Cole - Independent for South Barwon See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Climactic is happy to welcome aboard Maxine Bazeley for her inaugural interview. Max will be bringing us stories from the Surf Coast of Victoria, the Greater Geelong region, about how the area is confronting massive changes in the face of the climate crisis. In this episode, Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign. Damien has a refreshing, common sense approach to climate change, development of a fast-growing region, and putting the environment at the top of the list of electoral priorities. We loved this interview from Max, and it was so good we'll be bringing you part two of this extended interview next week. This marks a moment the Climactic team has been looking forward to from the beginning, the welcoming aboard of a new member of the burgeoning network, and we're so happy to be able to host stories from the Greater Geelong region. We are actively looking for more interviewers, in the capital cities, and regional areas. We're eager to train, assist, and work with the right people. Radio or interviewing not required, just a desire to converse with the everyday people working hard in our communities for a safe climate. Interested? Drop us a line at hello@climactic.fm --Music from Chris Zabriskie, used under Creative Commons 4.0 license. http://chriszabriskie.com/ Credits: Caleb Fidecaro — Producer Rich Bowden — Co-Founder Mark Spencer — Co-Founder Abigail Hawkins — Designer Greg Grassi — Composer Special Guest: Damien Cole. Support Climactic Links: Damien Cole- Independent for South Barwon Maxine's first guest appearance Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Climactic is happy to welcome aboard Maxine Bazeley for her inaugural interview. Max will be bringing us stories from the Surf Coast of Victoria, the Greater Geelong region, about how the area is confronting massive changes in the face of the climate crisis. In this episode, Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign. Damien has a refreshing, common sense approach to climate change, development of a fast-growing region, and putting the environment at the top of the list of electoral priorities. We loved this interview from Max, and it was so good we'll be bringing you part two of this extended interview next week. This marks a moment the Climactic team has been looking forward to from the beginning, the welcoming aboard of a new member of the burgeoning network, and we're so happy to be able to host stories from the Greater Geelong region. We are actively looking for more interviewers, in the capital cities, and regional areas. We're eager to train, assist, and work with the right people. Radio or interviewing not required, just a desire to converse with the everyday people working hard in our communities for a safe climate. Interested? Drop us a line at hello@climactic.fm --Music from Chris Zabriskie, used under Creative Commons 4.0 license. http://chriszabriskie.com/ Credits:Caleb Fidecaro — ProducerRich Bowden — Co-FounderMark Spencer — Co-FounderAbigail Hawkins — DesignerGreg Grassi — Composer Special Guest: Damien Cole. Support Climactic Links: Damien Cole- Independent for South Barwon Maxine's first guest appearance See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New contributor (and past guest) Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign.

Climactic is happy to welcome aboard Maxine Bazeley for her inaugural interview. Max will be bringing us stories from the Surf Coast of Victoria, the Greater Geelong region, about how the area is confronting massive changes in the face of the climate crisis.In this episode, Max talks to Damien Cole, independent candidate in the November 24th Victorian state election, about running a climate aware campaign. Damien has a refreshing, common sense approach to climate change, development of a fast-growing region, and putting the environment at the top of the list of electoral priorities. We loved this interview from Max, and it was so good we'll be bringing you part two of this extended interview next week. This marks a moment the Climactic team has been looking forward to from the beginning, the welcoming aboard of a new member of the burgeoning network, and we're so happy to be able to host stories from the Greater Geelong region. We are actively looking for more interviewers, in the capital cities, and regional areas. We're eager to train, assist, and work with the right people. Radio or interviewing not required, just a desire to converse with the everyday people working hard in our communities for a safe climate. Interested? Drop us a line at hello@climactic.fm--Music from Chris Zabriskie, used under Creative Commons 4.0 license. http://chriszabriskie.com/Credits:Caleb Fidecaro — ProducerRich Bowden — Co-FounderMark Spencer — Co-FounderAbigail Hawkins — DesignerGreg Grassi — ComposerSpecial Guest: Damien Cole.Support ClimacticLinks: Damien Cole- Independent for South Barwon Maxine's first guest appearance See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.