Podcast appearances and mentions of Shane Dorian

Is the best surfer really the one having the most fun—or just the one selling soft tops? In this episode of Pinch My Salt, Sterling Spencer and Ryan go deep into the surf culture battlefield, unpacking the viral phrase that's dividing the lineup. From Florida to the Gold Coast, we talk surf fights, core lords, and the war between fun surfers and those chasing gnarly progression.We dive into surfing philosophy, soft topper gaslighting, surf influencers, WSL conspiracies, hipsters on twin fins, and the sacred art of taming the dragon (aka going left without crying). Plus: Rob Machado wisdom, Jonah Hill's path to corelordhood, and the Laird Hamilton vs. Shane Dorian beef.If you're into real surf talk, surf industry gossip, funny surf podcast convos, and insider takes from ex-pros who lived it—subscribe now. We're not just another surfing podcast—we're the underground wave you didn't know you needed.

In this episode of the Born Primitive Podcast, Bear and Tony sit down with legendary big wave surfer Shane Dorian. Shane opens up about his intense surfing career, recounting near-death experiences that shaped his approach to both the ocean and life. He discusses the mental and physical preparation needed to surf some of the world's biggest waves, while also reflecting on how these dangerous feats have impacted his perspective on risk. Shane also shares his passion for bowhunting, offering insights into how the patience and focus required for hunting parallels his approach to surfing. Throughout the conversation, Shane emphasizes the importance of managing fear, taking calculated risks, and finding balance between his extreme sports and family life. Follow Shane on Instagram: @shanedorian To check out our brand visit: https://bornprimitive.com/ Follow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/bornprimitive/ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCruGgs2p3VVVy-v6YTiKuQw PRODUCED BY IRONCLAD

(Version vidéo sous-titrée français sur Spotify et notre chaîne YouTube) Listen to Shane and Jackson Dorian talking about their father and son's relation, since the early days to nowadays. How did becoming a father impact Shane's career and commitment in big waves? How do you build your own surfer profile when your father is Shane Dorian? What are the pros and cons of their relation? A deep and super interesting discussion between one of the biggest surfing legends and one of the best current progressive surfers. Bloodlines Series is a new format of surf discussions produced by Impact Zone Surf Podcast and supported by Billabong. It digs into the special relation between parents and kids from surfing families.
 Thanks again to Shane and Jackson Dorian for their time and this great moment. [Français] #Podcast Ecoutez Shane et Jackson Dorian parler de leur relation père-fils, depuis les premiers jours jusqu'à aujourd'hui. Quel a été l'impact de la paternité sur la carrière de Shane et sur son engagement dans les grosses vagues ? Comment se construire en tant que surfeur quand son père n'est autre que Shane Dorian ? Quels sont les avantages et les inconvénients de leur relation ? Une discussion profonde et super intéressante entre l'une des plus grandes légendes du surf et l'un des meilleurs représentants de la nouvelle génération. A PROPOS DE BLOODLINES SERIES : Bloodlines Series est un nouveau format de discussions sur le surf produit par Impact Zone Surf Podcast et soutenu par Billabong, dans lequel on s'intéresse à la relation particulière entre les parents et les enfants issus de familles de surfeurs.
 Merci encore à Shane et Jackson Dorian pour leur temps et pour la richesse de leur échange. Vidéo intégrale de l'émission disponible sur YouTube avec sous-titres anglais et français, au choix. Recorded in Hossegor in September 2024. Hosts : Rémi Chaussemiche & Romain Ferrand Sound recording & production: Fred De Bailliencourt
 Video: Gabriel Blouin Post-production and video editing: Fred De Bailliencourt

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In this episode, Dustin sits down with Shane Dorian, a world-renowned big wave surfer and backcountry hunter, known for his fearless approach to both sports. Hailing from Hawaii, Dorian has been a dominant force in the world of big wave surfing, having ridden some of the most massive and challenging waves on the planet, including at legendary spots like Pipeline and Jaws. He has achieved numerous accolades in the surfing world, including winning the prestigious Quiksilver Big Wave Invitational at Peahi. Beyond the surf, Dorian is also an avid outdoorsman with a passion for backcountry hunting. His love for the wild extends to remote locations, where he combines his skills as a hunter with his deep appreciation for nature and adventure. This dual passion for extreme sports and the wilderness reflects his adventurous spirit and commitment to pushing boundaries, both in the ocean and on land. Presented by Sig Sauer. ----

We're (potentially) two days away from crowning our world champions — who will take home eternal glory at two foot Lowers? After asking the experts — Carissa Moore, Taj Burrow, Shane Dorian etc — Stace G and Mikey C give us their picks.

Stacey G and Mikey break down everything that's happened thus far in the surfing Olympics, with cameos from Team USA coaches Shane Dorian & Mitchell Ross, plus the one-man Japanese band Jake Paterson.

8x World SUP Champion, inspired windsurfer, kitesurfer, foiler, big wave surfer, waterman, and Red Bull athlete, Kai Lenny, joins us on the pod. After at least a 16 hour flight with his two-year-old twin toddlers, and a pit stop in LA to accept the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award on behalf of the Maui community at the ESPYs, Kai joins the Lineup with Dave to discuss season 4 of his biopic with Red Bull, Life of Kai. He explains his strongest gut feeling he's ever had to wear a helmet at Pipe, the very same helmet that ended up saving his life earlier this year. Kai dives deeper into his injuries, the importance of taking tabs on your mental health, and one of the most bizarre micro concussions he's ever experienced after a wipeout at Jaws in 2018. He and Dave muse over the big wave pioneers, like Shane Dorian, Ian Walsh, and Laird Hamilton, and how their contributions to the sport helped pave the road for the next generation to become even better than their predecessors. He also talks about how being a father makes him more calculated about when he decides to paddle out into big waves, the importance of confidence, and how that is the true talent of every champion in every sport. He reflects back on how exciting it was to be on the ground at Trestles for the WSL Finals in 2023, watching the best surfers in the world compete for the Title, and how stoked he is on the next generation of young girls, like Erin Brooks, Sierra Kerr, Molly Picklum and Caity Simmers charging waves of consequence. Kai argues that best big wave surfers in the world are often great small waves surfers and proposes that Jaws be included as a floating event on the CT before he closes the pod by answering listener questions and the Lightning Round. Subscribe to Kai Lenny's YouTube and follow him here. Watch Red Bull's Life of Kai Season 4 here. Support our Maui community by donating to the Maui Pono Foundation. Stay up to date with everyone Tahiti bound for the Olympics. 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

A huge week in surfing, spearheaded by an exclusive interview with the US Olympic coach (and Stab High commentator) Shane Dorian. Shane comes in around the 8-minute mark to discuss his thoughts on the Olympics, big wave safety, fatherhood and more. Beyond that, Mikey and Buck break down the worst way to lose a heat, how NOT to hide your key while surfing, a San Diego poo poo issue, and more.

Saison 5 - Episode n°56 - Enregistré à Angresse le 20 juin 2024 Animation : Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche Réalisation technique : Fred de Bailliencourt Invité : François Liets Consultant surf Oxbow - Ex responsable Billabong Division Europe
 François Liets. Encore un invité qu'on voulait recevoir depuis longtemps. Un acteur incontournable du paysage surf français, volontairement dans l'ombre pendant longtemps. Et un peu moins depuis la bombe prise par Sancho à Nazaré ce jour de décembre 2014, et qui avait mettre un sacré coup de projecteur sur le duo. Ce drop monstrueux et les moyens mis en oeuvre pour le réaliser sont l'aboutissement de plusieurs années passées à vivre au rythme des swells XXL pour la Billabong Adventure Division, et qui donnera lieu au film Vague A l'Ame, réalisé par Vincent Kardasik. En bon pur produit d'Hossegor, François nous raconte ses débuts au milieu des années 70, puis le boom de la discipline et l'impact de l'arrivée d'Anglo-saxons comme Maurice Cole pour les surfeurs du coin. Il raconte aussi comment il est devenu - quasi par accident - le prévisionniste surf de renom auquel des noms comme Shane Dorian se fiaient et sur les conseils de qui ils n'hésitaient pas à sauter dans un avion pour scorer des swells hivernaux en Europe. Avec, au gré des aventures, tout un tas d'anecdotes, racontées avec le smile.
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Joining Stacey G in the booth this week to break down the upcoming Margaret River Pro is none other than Mr Shane Dorian. Topics include Why Hawaiians are so dominant at the Margaret River Main Break & the box? Advice for upcoming professional surfers Who are Shanes underdogs & favourites? The current state of women surfing? Thanks for tuning in!

A core member of the Momentum Generation and an 11-year veteran of the world tour, Shane Dorian is best known for his big-wave accomplishments over the past 20 years. Born and raised on the Big Island of Hawaii, Dorian received his big-wave education under Brock Little, Todd Chesser, and others after relocating to the North Shore as a teenager. Today, with multiple XXL Awards under his belt and a bag full of some of the most defining rides in history, Dorian has proven a trailblazer in the big-wave realm, helping to consistently redefine what's possible via one's own paddle power. In this episode, Dorian sits down with show host Jamie Brisick to talk about swell tracking, risk assessment, the surfing time warp, decision making in critical moments, family, bowhunting, overcoming self-doubt, and the virtue of patience.

Explore the unique intersection of surfing and stock trading with Shane Dorian and Ryan Miller who've mastered both. This episode unveils their journey to building a successful trading tribe, leveraging the discipline and teamwork of surfing to excel in the financial markets. The post Ep 89: Big Waves to Big Trades – Building a Trading Tribe in the Surf Community appeared first on .

Over 30 billion bottles of wine are consumed each year around the world, and today, we're talking about why we need to — and can — move away from ‘business as usual' in the wine world. Our guest is Revelshine founder, Jake Bilbro, and Jake lays out some fascinating, rarely discussed facts about the impacts of the wine industry; his mission to change that; and why the likes of Jeremy Jones, Shane Dorian, Selema Masakala, Michelle Parker, Tanner Gudauskas, Patrick Gudauskas, Dane Gudauskas, Chris Davenport, Emily Harrington, Drew Holcomb, Vasu Sojitra, Donavon Frankenreiter, and Adrian Ballinger have all signed up to push this mission forward.RELATED LINKSRevelshine WinesCheck out the Blister Craft CollectiveJoin Us! Become a BLISTER+ MemberTOPICS & TIMES:Special Offer on Revelshine: (2:43)Jake's Background in the Wine World (4:30)Limerick Lane & Starting Revelshine (6:30)Assessing Our Impacts on the World (33:25)Other Benefits of Shaking Things Up (40:54)The Juice: Revelshine's Offerings (48:24)‘BLISTERSHIP', Distribution, & purchasing (59:45)SEE OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicBikes & Big IdeasGEAR:30Blister PodcastOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're joined by multi-hyphenate YETI ambassador Dan Malloy. The surfer, filmmaker, farmer, and all-around waterman talks about the many facets of his career, from competing as a young surfer with Kelly Slater, Shane Dorian, and his brothers Chris and Keith, to making films with Taylor Steele, to traveling to waves all over the globe. He shares the story of his entry to surfing in Ojai, California, his initial inspiration to surf, how he developed such diverse interests, his newest passion of running an educational farm with his family, and his work with YETI, its gear, and its unique crew of people. Dan also touches on the importance of getting outside, access and respect in surfing, and bodysurfing perfect Pipeline. Follow Dan here Support and donate to Dan's educational farm, Poco Farm, here. 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

Aron welcomes pro athlete Shane Dorian to the podcast.  Shane is a world famous professional surfer from Hawaii, having spent years in the competitive surfing circuit.  Now Shane focuses his time on big wave surfing and is considered one of the best at it.  Since Aron isn't looking at getting into surfing the waves of Wyoming, they opt to chat about hunting and the new UBCO e-bike company Shane has partnered with.  Great conversation between a couple legends!   Hope everyone is having a safe and successful season thus far!     Be sure to tag Kifaru and KifaruCast on Instagram using your Kifaru products!  Be sure to #RHINOTOUGH and #GEARFORLIFE so we can share in your adventures.  Make sure to head over to our YouTube channel as well and check out some of our latest videos!  Click the subscribe button to stay up to date on the latest tech tips, gear reviews, and new product launches! Be sure to follow us on social media: Instagram:  @kifaru_intl   |   @kifarucast Facebook: /kifaruinternational   |   /kifarucast YouTube: /kifarutube   Did you like this episode? If you like what you hear go over to our Patreon and check out our levels of support, it helps up keep the lights on.

This week Bryce sits down with Shane Dorian! He is a former pro surfer turned big wave surfer. Shane is a true icon in the surf world seeking the edges of adventure, connection, and ways of living better today. -Smiths build things.Smiths get the job done.We are all smiths. -Trident Coffee -  Use code "INVICTUS20" to get 20% off online and in TapRooms (https://bit.ly/3fzbBDx)RX Smart Gear - Use code "INVICTUSMINDSET" to get 10% off full ropes and grip (https://bit.ly/34RQt9g)Thank you for Listening! Learn more below.ALLSMITH IG ALLSMITH YouTubeBryce Smith IG

Shane Dorian is a former WSL Championship surfer and is now considered by many to be one of the best big wave riders in the world. 

In today's show Chas and David, usually the givers of medical advice, chase Shane Dorian as he bushwhacks his way to the fountain of youth, they predict Italo's transition from World Champ to world-class TikTok influencer, celebrate JMD's fashion risks, advise how to give your partner Deep Vein Thrombosis on the beach, and a listener discovers a potential cure for COVID. Plus Barrel or Nah?! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about The Malibu Longboarding Championships, TransWorld's 40th Reunion, the current state of contest skateboarding,  Through The Doggy Door Streaming right now on STAB, Jake Marshall and Alyssa Spencer going off in Portugal, Stem Cell treatments with Shane Dorian, saving a wave is Iceland, a super action sports weekend is coming to Encinitas, Vans Make Impact Tour hits Pood's Park and Rose St Skate Shop Oct 14, Chris wants a Trollhaugen hoodie, Mammoth gets shredded early, FIS announces snow comp dates, Scotty James goes rewind, and so much more.    Presented By:   Vesyl Shipping Vesyl.com 1620 Workwear @1620usa Oleu @oleu_originals Mint Tours @minttours Machu Picchu Energy @machupicchu.energy Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards BN3TH @BN3THApparel Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals  Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea (55 years!) New Greens @newgreens Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom

As a young boy, award-winning artist Darieus Legg came to love the ocean. He grew up on a sailboat, eventually sailing to his new home on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi. At the age of nine, Darieus saw his first surfer magazine and the images of surfers reminded him of the dolphins that had followed along his family's boat. He felt inspired to become a surfer. As time passed, Darieus realized he wasn't cut out for competitive surfing and began to focus on making art. Eventually, he realized that whatever he was going to be doing needed to be less of "a means to an end" and more of "doing it for its own sake." With this realization, what began to drive his work were both the pure love of creating and the opportunity to learn more about both making art and himself. Always a sensitive child, Darieus could feel things that seemed really unusual. He tried to toughen up and hide these feelings as he got older but when he was fifteen and his parents divorced, the experience felt 'life-shattering.' Later into adulthood, Darieus realized these painful feelings he'd stuffed away were causing him great suffering. Both his work and relationships were suffering, too. It was at this time that Darieus heard about the Hoffman Process from two different sources. What he heard resonated with his experience enough that he enrolled. Darieus had already done many different modalities of deeply spiritual work but they'd mostly been rooted in a solitary practice. For Darieus, being in a community during his Process was deeply healing. We hope you enjoy this animated, soulful conversation with Darieus and Liz. Discover more about Darieus Legg: Darieus Legg is an award-winning artist in five different disciplines of filmmaking. He creates live-action documentaries that use his hand-drawn 2D animations. His animated characters Uncle Wally and Aunty Mai play a vital role in educating the audience. As the featured artist in the 2023 Hawaiʻi International Film Festival, Darieus created the poster, key art, and trailer that plays before every film. His recent short film, Stoker Machine, serves as a proof of concept for asking people what makes them Stoked, and sharing the response through film and animation. Darieus creates aspirational content that explores human ingenuity, creativity, and resilience. He's directed and executively produced Telly and AAF Gold award-winning content. His work has covered feature film, live-action documentary, commercial, professional learning, and animation. Darieus is the featured artist at this year's Hawaiʻi International Film Festival. This festival runs from Oct 12-22 on O‘ahu - through Nov 5 on neighboring islands,  Half Persian and half Irish, Darieus Legg grew up on a sailboat and on the big island of Hawaiʻi. Under the tutelage of Shane Dorian, Darieus excelled in surfing and competed professionally until he transitioned from surfing full-time to filmmaking in his early twenties. Next, he spent a decade in Hollywood learning from the best storytellers in the world. Still an avid surfer, he loves learning about and being in the ocean. He also loves reading and the magic of the movies. Find out more about Darieus through his website and follow him on Instagram.   https://media.blubrry.com/the_hoffman_podcast/content.blubrry.com/the_hoffman_podcast/Liz_and_Darieus_Legg_Podcast.mp3 As mentioned in this episode: Stoker Machine, Darieus' film. Professional Surfing: •   World Surf League •   The history and meaning of Stoked: "So, when you hear an action sports enthusiast saying, "I'm stoked!" it means he/she is excited, euphoric, thrilled, ecstatic, exhilarated, pleased, delighted, exultant, happy, and overjoyed. According to surf historians, the expression became fashionable in California in the 1950s. A bit like the shaka, the "stoke" is strongly linked with surfers and wave riders." •   Surfing Magazine •   Skegs (skags/fins on the surfboard) •   Shane Dorian,

Shane Dorian is a legendary surfer, winning his first surf contest when he was just 11 years old. At 21, he joined the World Surf League and traveled the globe to compete with other athletes. Shane has won countless competitions over the years including 11 WSL Big Wave Awards. He was part of a generation of surfers who became influential in the sport, and was able to make a career out of surfing full time. Now, after more than 30 years as a professional athlete, Shane has some wisdom to share.Connect with Shane: Instagram Episode sponsors: Shop Allbirds Book your next camp adventure with HipcampRevelshine WineSoul Community Planet Hotels If you enjoyed this episode:Listen to the Hello, Nature podcast   

In this one, Cody talks to Rick DeVoe. From 1994 to 2018, he promoted and managed bands like Pennywise, Unwritten Law, The Offspring and Blink 182. The bands weren't the ubiquitous names they are today, they were local bands. Punk rockers from California, still trying to make a name for themselves. Until Rick had an idea: What if he got their music into surf videos? They could play at video premieres, events and competitions. The first time this idea was put into effect was in 1994, with director Taylor Steele's “Good Times.” Taylor's videos featured guys like Kelly Slater, Shane Dorian and Rob Machado, and the sound of punk went right along with their styles of surfing. Eventually, with the help of guys like Rob Morrow — the founder of Morrow Snowboards — Rick found that that punk sound fit nicely into snowboard culture as well. He found that, at the time, there was a common language of anti-establishment and punk rock mentality that ran through surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding. In the early 90s, Rick brought punk bands to the King of the Hill competition in Thompson Pass twice. The first time, it was Pennywise and The Offspring. The second time, it was Pennywise again, but this time with Blink 182. He admits they were all out of their element in the mountains, but when they took the stage they were right back in their element, rocking a crowd. Before all of that, though, they were on a plane — Rick, the bands and their entourages. There were about 20 to 25 of them and they had flown from LAX to Anchorage, then they hopped on a smaller plane that took them to Valdez. This moment, in that small plane, is one that Rick will remember for the rest of his life. How some of the most influential punk rockers of this generation were buzzing along, headed to some of the most iconic mountains in the world. Thank you to Loft 100 Studios in Carlsbad, California for letting Rick use their studio to record.

Big Wave surfer, YETI athlete, and Momentum Generation icon Shane Dorian joins the podcast to talk about the upcoming Billabong Pro Pipeline. He makes his predictions for the Pipe event and talks about the major storylines going into the Championship Tour season: a shakeup on the women's side with young surfers like Molly Picklum and Caity Simmers, Gabriel Medina's huge return, John John Florence surfing at 100%, and the young stars ready to make their move. He looks back at how his career in surfing has progressed over the decades, from starting out in Kona, Hawaii, doing Taylor Steele movies, surfing on the CT, switching his focus to big wave surfing, and now moving on to coaching his son Jackson and other talented young surfers. Shane also describes his work with YETI and how the brand fits his new passion for bow hunting and archery, looks at the Pipeline forecast, discusses the impact of social media on surfing, and explores Kelly Slater's dominance. Learn more about Shane and follow him here. Watch the Championship Tour opener at the Billabong Pro Pipeline live Jan 29-Feb 10. 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

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In this episode we chat to Tim Just from Fluid Performance about junior development and Grom boards.  Tim is based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia and has worked with some of the top juniors including Reef Hazelwood, Keely Andrew and Isabella Nichols to name a few.We wanted to chat about what makes a good Grom board, what to look for if the board is under performing as well as a few tips for groms.Tim is just back from a trip to the Maldives where he had the pleasure of judging the Momentum crew of the 90's including Ross Williams, Taylor Knox, Shane Dorian, Robe Machado and Kelly Slater.  It was not your usual surfing competition and he shares some of what he witnessed in the water.

On this episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about WSL Rookies of the Year with Joe Turpel, Kelly Slater, Shane Dorian, and the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy, 60th Annual Coastal Edge East Coast Surf Championships, Matt and Albee go off at Waco, Supergirl Pro Going Big, Hoobastank, Tony Hawk's Vert Alert went off in SLC, Out There with Donny Barley, Channel Street DIY is back, how Chris and Todd met, James Bond snowboard, your questions answered and so much more.   Presented By:   Pedal Electric @pedal.electric Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Herschel Supply Co. @herschelsupply BN3TH @BN3THApparel MASS20 NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals (Thanks for helping heal Roman) Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards MASS10 Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea YewOnline.com @yewonline New Greens @newgreens MASS20 Diecutstickers.com @diecutstickersdotcom MASS15

Along with guest co-host Shane Dorian, big wave surfer and trader, Kim interviews trader Charles Harris about his winning trades on $TSLA. The post Ep 62: Charles Harris' Winning Mindset + Strategy on $TSLA (Part 2) appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.

Along with guest co-host Shane Dorian, big wave surfer and trader, Kim interviews trader Charles Harris about his winning trades on $TSLA. The post Ep 62: Charles Harris' Winning Mindset + Strategy on $TSLA (Part 2) appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.

Along with guest co-host Shane Dorian, big wave surfer and trader, Kim interviews trader Charles Harris about his extraordinary career. The post Ep 61: Charles Harris' Massive Trading Loss Recovery + Mindset (Part 1) appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.

Along with guest co-host Shane Dorian, big wave surfer and trader, Kim interviews trader Charles Harris about his extraordinary career. The post Ep 61: Charles Harris' Massive Trading Loss Recovery + Mindset appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.

Albee Layer- Top big wave and free wave surfer, started surfing with his dad before he could walk. Inspired by Laurie Towner, Greg Long and Shane Dorian, his career honors include getting barreled at Jaws. Something that most people don't know about him: he showers 4 or 5 times a day, doesn't like most country music, and would have sex with Adele given the chance. Exclusive to WODcast listeners: *Colter Dillon makes individually cut-and-sewn tee shirts to give you that perfect fit. Pull your favorite tee shirt out of the closet and use their simple measuring guide to recreate your best tee. You have options to pick your fabric color, add artwork, and their team recreates that ideal fit just for you.  Make every tee shirt your favorite tee shirt. Go to ColterDillon.com and get 25% off your first order using code WODCAST. *Thirdzy creates natural products that help fitness athletes get better quality rest and recovery from physical and mental stress. Their flagship product PM Recovery Collagen is a melatonin-free, CBD-free drink powder that helps you get your best quality rest while supporting joint and muscle repair. Priming you to wake up energized and ready to take on your busiest days and toughest workouts. Go to https://thirdzy.com/discount/WodcastZzz to receive 25% off of your first order. 

Shane Dorian is a former WSL Championship surfer and is now considered by many to be one of the best big wave riders in the world. He's also an avid bowhunter and a co-founder of Revelshine: an organic and sustainable wine brand.

Professional big wave surfer Shane Dorian joins Kim and Lucas to discuss riding big waves on the ocean and chasing big returns in stocks. Shane describes similarities between trading stocks and surfing, including patience, timing, and prioritizing risk management. The post Episode 43: Shane Dorian on Big Waves and Big Winners appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.

Professional big wave surfer Shane Dorian joins Kim and Lucas to discuss riding big waves on the ocean and chasing big returns in stocks. Shane describes similarities between trading stocks and surfing, including patience, timing, and prioritizing risk management. The post Episode 43: Shane Dorian on Big Waves and Big Winners appeared first on The Wall Street Coach.

Saison 4 - Episode n°33. Enregistré à Anglet le 28 juillet 2021 Animation : Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche Réalisation technique : Fred de Bailliencourt Invité : Justin Becret Les pieds sur la board et la tête sur les épaules : voilà comment on pourrait présenter Justin. A même pas 20 ans, le Landais affiche déjà d'innombrables trips à son actif, un solide palmarès, des expériences de compétitions significatives (comme les trials du Pipe Masters) et une maturité surprenante pour son âge. Ajoutez à ça un goût prononcé pour les grosses vagues et de solides ambitions pour l'avenir, et vous comprendrez que Justin n'en est en réalité qu'au début de sa carrière, mais qu'il a déjà plein de choses à raconter. Bonne écoute, et rendez-vous sur notre compte Instagram @impactzone.podcast pour illustrer en photos une bonne partie des propos de Justin. Déroulé de l'émission : - 1'30 : les débuts - 3' : les premières compétitions - 6'30 : les trips hivernaux en famille, dont Hawaii très jeune - 8'20 : la Volcom Family - 12'30 : le quotidien dans la Volcom house - 14' : De Volcom à Billabong - 16'20 : le programme de coaching Billabong - 18'30 : la Billabong Adventure Division et Vague A l'Ame - 20' : le surf de gros, un exutoire - 25' : Jaws à la rame - 31' 30 : musique - 32' 30 : les Pro Juniors - 34' : les compétitions à Hawaii, du Pipe Masters au Volcom Pipe Pro - 39' : l'importance de s'entourer de bon surfeurs - 42'30 : les QS - 46'30 : objectif JO - 48' : sacrifices et concessions - 55' : création de contenu, vidéos et réseaux sociaux - 1h00 : le(s) Young Guns video contest(s) - 1h07 : les blessures - 1h10 : le point sur le matériel - 1h17 : le coup de pression de Justin Musiques : #1 Good Riddance - October - Extrait de la part de Shane Dorian dans Focus (Poor Specimen, 1994) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR7Jx3k9OnM #2 Edith Piaf - La Foule (D33pSoul Remix) Extrait de clip “Emporté par la houle” de Justin : www.instagram.com/tv/COaoDldKPJ1/?hl=fr Suivez Justin sur instagram.com/justinbecret et www.facebook.com/justinbecret Retrouvez-nous sur Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, Google Podcast, Deezer et surfsession.com. et IG : @impactzone.podcast FB : @ImpactZoneSurfPodcast Merci pour votre fidélité, vos retours et vos partages !

It ain't easy on a kid moving over to the North Shore of Maui from the Mainland — let alone another country. Sardinia's Francisco Porcella, however, is cut from a different cloth. And even though he learned to surf off of a large island in the Mediterranean Sea, the dashing Italian stepped up to the plate very quickly as a teenager on Maui — and joined the league of gentlemen and women at Jaws that led the paddle-in new era. Eventually, after about a decade of working at the big-wave game, Francisco was making his mark, surfing the Jaws events, winning the XXL “Biggest Wave Award,” and turning heads wherever he arrived. Never a one-trick Italian stallion, he also gets his kicks skydiving, and, well, being an Italian celebrity (See: Dancing With the Stars). In the newest episode of The Late Drop, Jamie Mitchell gets the goods from this international man of mystery.HIGHLIGHTS0:00 Growing up in Sardinia, Italy, Playing soccer seriously, Bombing hills in Sardinia, Quitting soccer to move to Hawaii and surf big waves, Windsurfing seriously then getting into big wave surfing, Having a life in Sardinia playing outside7:46 Watersports and surf scene in Sardinia, Surfing Jaws at the time when it went from Tow to Paddle, His inspirational session with Sion and Nate14:31 Moving to Maui at 14 years old, Proving himself on Maui, Getting a JetSki, Beginning to tow at 18 years old, Chasing the big-wave dream in his early years, Parents moved back to Sardinia and Francisco and brother stayed on Maui, Trying for 10 years before a break23:16 Inspired by Shane Dorian, Enjoying the power of Nature, Skydiving with wind suits, Training yourself mentally in extreme sports to translate into big waves, The friendships you build in big-waves34:17: The struggles in big-wave competitions, Maintaining the dream at Jaws, Winning biggest wave of year, Going back to Italy and being on some TV shows, Getting sponsors through the TV gigs while basing in Sardinia, Sharing that stoke with the younger watermen and women of Sardinia48:04 Big wave goals for the future, The richness of experiences50:15 Advice to the younger generation following in his footsteps

When the big-wave GOAT speaks — we listen.Jamie Mitchell's Late Drop Big Wave Podcast with Shane Dorian. Season 3 Episode 1 Presented by Futures Fins.Every so often, in certain eras across certain disciplines, an athlete doesn’t just change the way we look at a team — he or she changes the way we look at the sport itself. A little over a decade ago, Shane Dorian did that with big-wave surfing out at Jaws. He raised the bar out there in XXL paddle-surfing, setting a precedent for all others to follow, while innovating and progressing that bar himself. Now a self-proclaimed surf-dad (geez, imagine if your pops was Shane Dorian?!) the big-wave GOAT talks with Jamie Mitchell at length in episode one of Season 3 of the Late Drop. And, yeah, this one’s a BANGER. Buckle up and enjoy. Show Highlights 0:00: Currently chasing his son Jackson’s dreams, meeting up with family in Nicaragua, surfing with his two kids, on being a different dad than his own father, proving something to his dad, on being a parent. 14:09: Moving to the North Shore of Oahu at 15, becoming a pro surfer with Ross Williams and Jason Mags, Shane’s first day on the North Shore (and it’s 20-feet Hawaiian), hanging with Todd Chesser and Brock Little. 25:51: Realizing that he loved being scared, surfing with a guy like Brock Little in a more dangerous time pre-safety, crazy outer reef near-drowning session and getting back on the horse, jumping a level.37:22: Losing Todd Chesser, realizing how dangerous it is, qualifying for the CT, being on Tour for a decade, getting totally jaded with the tour, longing for big-wave surfing. 46:23: Began towing into XXL waves, 2009 wanted to paddle Jaws on proper days, paddled big Jaws with big board and PSI vest, paradigm shift, Mav’s session where he almost died, epiphany on plane with the safety vests. 59:58: The real goal of big-wave surfing, the result of the floatation vest movement, big-wave board design/innovation.1:07:08: Some of Shane’s best waves of his life, being at his peak at Jaws in 2015, shane’s method in sessions vs contests.1:15:48: Missing the last XXL swell at Cloudbreak, Fiji, the Cortes Bank disaster, Shane’s current mindset in big-wave surfing, the future of Jaws and Mav’s.1:31:02: Shane’s 5-to-Finish,

Momentum Generation icon, former Championship Tour competitor, and commentator-turned-coach Ross Williams talks about the differences between surfing in 2021 compared to when he was on tour in the 1990s, from the boards to the dream contest locations to the level of progression. He looks back at growing up on the North Shore, becoming friends at a young age with Kelly Slater and Shane Dorian, his gradual transition into becoming a pro surfer, and shooting the era-defining Momentum films with his peers. He dives into the world of surf coaching, how he tries to bring out that last 10% that can create a huge difference, and his work with World Champion John John Florence, CT competitor Tatiana Weston-Webb, and some up-and-coming Hawaiian talents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recorded at Kelly Slater's North Shore beach cottage, Brodi Sale shares the story of meeting Shane Dorian for the first time at just six years old, and soon getting sponsored by Billabong after performing well at Shane's annual Keiki Classic surf contest on the Big Island of Hawaii.  Brodi also talks in depth about surfboard design, his favorite tail shape, and how Finn McGill's electric motorcycle nearly took him out for the rest of the Winter.  Brodi is an integral part of the Slater Designs team. Follow him on Instagram at @brodi_sale.

The thing about Kai Lenny, one of the greatest watermen the world has ever known, is that Kai is unapologetically…Kai. He’ll tell you that he wants catch the biggest wave ever surfed on the planet, and in the same breath, tell you that he’d like to surf Shipstern’s Bluff specifically so he could try a chop-hop down that infamous Shipstern’s step. No shame in Kai’s game. With a first name that literally means “ocean” in Hawaiian, and Waterman as his middle (it’s actually an old German family name), it’s like Kai was born to be great. Recently dropping his new series with Red Bull “Life of Kai,” which shows all the struggles and trips it takes to get to greatness, Jamie Mitchell sat down with the man in the newest episode of the Late Drop.Show Highlights0:00: The recent giant Nazare swell, Seeing the biggest waves he’d ever seen there, Towing with Lucas, Ian and Maya during that swell, The difference between Nazare’s power and other big waves21:33: Risk vs reward in certain big waves, Smaller period bigger swell sessions, The Jaws swell in 2012 that Shane Dorian starred in, Surfing banned at Nazare at moment30:58: Kai’s backstory, growing up on Maui, Maui as an epicenter of ocean sports, Watching Jaws, Laird as a kid and becoming obessed with the wave42:33: The next generation of Kai Lennys on Maui, The guys Kai considered superheroes as a kid in big waves, The moment Laird Hamilton and Dave Kalama invited him out to Jaws as a kid, The genius of Dave Kalama, Rush Randall inspiration, Robbie Naish59:17: Becoming your own person, Achieving your personal goals, Not letting ego get in your way1:02:22: Sharing the spotlight when towing a partner, the joy of sharing the big wave experience, Homeschooling vs normal school, Sacrificing school to travel for career, Being sponsored as an “alternative surfing” athlete1:13:15: Teaming up with Red Bull young and filming his life, Kai’s new “Life of Kai” series, Where big-wave surfing is headed in next 5 years, Wanting to be the best big-wave surfer in the world, Advice for the next generation1:31:56: Kai’s 5 to finish questions

Each and every one of us deals with fear. And, most of us either consciously or subconsciously running away from what we fear most. That’s unfortunate considering that what lies beyond the fear that keeps us back is what we desire most – fulfillment, satisfaction, and purpose. Today, I am joined by big wave surfer, archer, and father, Shane Dorian to talk about how to manage fear and use it as fuel to do great things in our lives. We talk about the power of proximity, why mentorship (even if informal) is so crucial, the necessity of evolution, the concept of progressive exposure to the things that scare us, loving the challenge, and how to chase down our fears. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS Competitive surfing Growing up with distractions Riding waves as a kid Surfing as a pro Finding mentorship Being the minority A mothers sacrifice Creating congruency Being a good father Developing an industry Surfing big wave Inflatable wetsuits Calculated decisions Progressive exposure Connecting with nature SHANE DORIAN My guest today is someone who is well known for his ability to ride huge waves but what he’s accomplished in his life goes so much deeper than that. I met Shane earlier this year while hunting in Arizona and I was immediately drawn to his calm, confident presence considering all that I knew about what he’s been able to accomplish. Shane is a family man first (we talk a lot about that on today’s podcast), a big wave surfer, an inventor, and is an avid bow hunter. And, he’s also an incredible human being who has faced life and death situations in the ocean, successfully built a career on the back of a surfboard, and a leader of his family as a devoted husband and father. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Gents (and ladies if you’re wondering what to get for the man in your life), now is the perfect time to get your Christmas shopping done and I can think of no better place than the Order of Man store. We’ve got a ton of new inventory and a lot of new merchandise from our bestselling Battle Planner, to shirts and hats, and our first-ever fall/winter lineup with hoodies, windbreakers, and the new Order of Man beanie. If you want to look good and get your Christmas shopping done early, head to the Order of Man merchandise store and get yourself or your loved one hooked up. Not only is it a great way to support the mission to reclaim and restore masculinity, but you’ll look good in the process. Read full article https://www.orderofman.com/305 Want maximum health, wealth, relationships, and abundance in your life? Sign up for our free course, 30 Days to Battle Ready. Join our exclusive brotherhood, the Iron Council. Subscribe to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/orderofman Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter Please leave us a rating and review Support Order of Man by picking up some new merchandise in our store

On this episode I sit down with Shane Dorian. We met at Big Chino, on a Mule Deer hunt in Jan. of 2020. He is a professional big wave surfer, bowhunter, father, and all around kick ass human. We just shoot the breeze, and had a great time. Many thanks for listening... Please Leave 5 Stars, and Comment!! Share! If you cant rate it 5 stars, honestly, shoot me an Email, brandonlilly@yahoo.com; I'm open to feedback!

Today I am so stoked to welcome Shane Dorian on the Dad Strong Podcast! Shane is from Kailua-Kona, Hawaii and spent 11 years touring on the ASP World Championship Tour as a professional surfer, ending up as high as 4th in the world in 2000. After retiring from the then WCT, Shane started to concentrate on big wave surfing and he took the top prize at the 2008 Global Big Wave Awards in California. In 2011 Dorian was awarded "Ride of the Year" by the World Surf League for paddling into a giant Peahi "Jaws" barrel, estimated to be 57 feet tall by the World Surf League, and biggest wave ever paddled into at that time. He is married and has two children, a 13-year-old son, who is already a professional surfer and a 10-year-old daughter who also loves the ocean. This is another great conversation and we touched on so many interesting aspects of life, from brain training to bow hunting and the lessons we can learn from the hunt, and naturally surfing. Shane shares about his upbringing on the Big Island of Hawaii and the adversity he had to navigate to find the path that led him to become one of the best surfers on the planet. Most importantly we talk about parenting and how important it is to help our kids to focus on loving what they do and not to let competition and drive contribute to losing that love and the thrill of the process. Shane also talks about how becoming a dad was a major change from a very selfish mindset to one where he learned to put his family first and became a better man, husband and father. I am so stoked to be bringing you this show and encourage you to listen right to the end as there is much gold to be found. And now over to my conversation with Shane.

Today I am very fortunate to have Taylor Knox on the show. Taylor is an ex-professional surfer who spent many years on the then ASP World Tour, starting in 1993, ranking as high as 4th in the world. He is part of the momentum generation of surfers including his great friends Kelly Slater, Shane Dorian and previous Dad Strong Podcast guest Rob Machado. Taylor lives in San Diego California and started surfing when he was 8 after moving from the mountains to the coast. His drive and passion for the sport grew and lead him to become a surfer that has had a major impact. Knox won the inaugural K2 Big-Wave Challenge at Todos Santos where he caught a 52-foot wave. He was inducted into the Surfers hall of fame in 2011 and was noted for having influenced a generation of surfers. In spite of these achievements, Taylor is a truly humble individual and an example to all of us of what you can achieve if you work hard, come back stronger after setbacks and treat others with the respect they deserve. I really enjoyed this conversation and Taylors perspective on fatherhood, friendship, life and of course surfing. I hope you enjoy it!

What does surfing have to do with trading? As it turns out, quite a lot. Today’s guest on the SteadyTrade Podcast is Shane Dorian, a pro surfer … and accomplished trader. Kim Ann Curtin has been a fan of Shane’s for a long time. As both an amateur surfer and trader herself, she figured he would probably have some great lessons to share. Tim Bohen hadn’t been acquainted with Shane before the episode, but you’ll notice a serious bromance brewing between them within minutes as they connect on strategies, mindset, and learning styles … and a shared love of hunting! You won’t want to miss this amazing conversation about riding the waves of the market … and the ocean!

Keeping up with the Dorians. In this week's Occ-Cast, Occy catches up with Shane Dorian and Jackson Dorian to talk Bloodlines, the scariest wave Shane's surfed and much more. Enjoy our latest special edition of the Occ-Cast with The Dorians.

A conversation with Shane Dorian, talking his profile film BLUE PRINT by friend Chad Campbell, being a surf dad, and his journey through surfing to this point.

JT heads down to Hawaii to meet Shane and Mark – two local, big wave surfers – to talk…hunting. While most people, JT included, picture Hawaii as beaches and waves, it’s the axis deer and opportunities on public lands that dominate this conversation. After a day in pursuit of those axis deer, the guys talk about life on Lanai and bow hunting. 

Big wave surfer, Shane Dorian came up in the simpler days of surfing. One of a group of kids on the North Shore just after the fun of surfing big waves, right when board design and surfing itself was evolving. JT and Shane catch up with a new perspective as parents and on being part of a generation unencumbered by agents, brands, coaches, and fame – just out there for the pure love of catching waves.

On today's Quarantine-Cast, Ben helps Phil calculate how long his toilet paper will last and the guys announce the future of the daily podcasts. Ben is joined by legendary big wave surfer Shane Dorian and photographer Sam Soholt to tell the story of their first trip to the Hawaiian island of Lanai to chase axis deer. Enjoy.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Kelly's house on the North Shore of Oahu with Shane Dorian - describing his upbringing in entertaining ways as well as how surfboard designers and shapers impacted his life and career before material and design innovations began to impact his son Jackson through Jackson's relationship with Daniel Thomson, a relationship that influenced the Sci - Fi 2.0, along with input from other Slater Designs team riders, the details of which we discuss in this episode along with much more. Enjoy.

On this week's show, Remi tells the story of a hunt for fallow deer in New Zealand with his friend Shane Dorian that ended with a really tough shot. He also covers advanced tactics to become more confident with your shot placement.   Connect with Remi and MeatEater Remi on Instagram and Twitter  MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch  

Today on the show I’m joined by professional big wave surfer Shane Dorian to discuss how discipline, self awareness, and training for worst case scenarios has made him one of the best surfers in the world and a better bowhunter....

Today on the show I’m joined by professional big wave surfer Shane Dorian to discuss how discipline, self awareness, and training for worst case scenarios has made him one of the best surfers in the world and a better bowhunter....

Episode 188 Shane Dorian is a First Class Father and world class surf boarder who has been surfing professionally since he was a teenager. He is one of the best Big Wave Surfers in the world. He won many awards including Waterman of the year, Ride of The Year and Best Overall Performance. In this episode Shane shares his Fatherhood journey, talks about his V1 Wetsuit invention and what it’s like to teach his own children how to surf. First Class Fatherhood is sponsored by SeatGeek SAVE $20 OFF Tickets by Visiting seatgeek.com Use Promo Code: FIRSTCLASS Sir Dapp! Game Show by Crystal Tree Group https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sir-dapp-game-show/id1447420929?mt=8 https://sirdapp.com Carma Project - https://www.carmaproject.com/owner-lookup?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=influencer&utm_campaign=family&utm_content=reward --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-lace/support

Shane Dorian and Mark Healey are professional big wave surfers from Hawaii. This podcast was recorded around a campfire while on a hunting trip.   Episode #127 with Simon Rex   Follow Shane on Instagram Follow Mark on Instagram Follow Kyle on Instagram Buy me a coffee on Patreon Box of Goodies kyle.surf/boxofgoodies Get a laugh at motherfuckerawards.com/ Contact: Info@kyle.surf MUD WTR https://www.mudwtr.com/ SC MEDICINALS https://scmedicinals.com/ Use the code KYLE10 https://scmedicinals.com/

Shane Dorian and Mark Healey are professional big wave surfers from Hawaii. This podcast was recorded around a campfire while on a hunting trip.   Episode #127 with Simon Rex   Follow Shane on Instagram Follow Mark on Instagram Follow Kyle on Instagram Buy me a coffee on Patreon Box of Goodies kyle.surf/boxofgoodies Get a laugh at motherfuckerawards.com/ Contact: Info@kyle.surf MUD WTR https://www.mudwtr.com/ SC MEDICINALS https://scmedicinals.com/ Use the code KYLE10 https://scmedicinals.com/ Get full access to Writing by Kyle Thiermann at thiermann.substack.com/subscribe

AMRAP 40 minutes | Crushing both the professional circuit and big wave competitions, Shane Dorian is no stranger to greatness, grit, and determination. Leaving his childhood home in Hawaii just out of high school to chase waves, learning experiences, and sponsorships, Shane abandoned the idea of a "Plan B" early on. In today's episode, Shane explains to us what it was like to compete at such a young age, pioneer an unprecedented business path in the surfing world, and what daily practices prepare him to survive the largest sets of his life. We learn how big wave surfing separates the boys from the men, and how Shane uses the mindset cultivated by surf culture in his everyday life.   Produced by: Ali Samieivafa

Shane is a big wave surfer and an avid bow hunter. He's a long time friend of Joe's and is really a fascinating guy to listen to. If you want to learn about what it takes to tackle waves that will most likely kill you check it out lol. Or just listen for fun. Enjoy the review folks! Please email me with any suggestions and questions for future shows : Joeroganexperiencereview@gmail.com

Shane Dorian is a legend in surfing. The Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, native has been defying death for around 30 years now, riding giants walls of water all over the world.  To achieve what Dorian has over his career in surfing it takes a certain amount of determination and singular drive. It takes love and passion for what you do. Dorian has that in spades and it's inescapable when you meet the man. It just so happens that nowadays he's channeling a sizable portion of that energy into bowhunting.  "You'd think that I'm weird if you knew how much I think about bowhunting," he told me at his home in Kona.  Luckily for me, I don't think Dorian's weird at all and although I've never paddled toward a wave with him, we've hunted around the world together. Honestly, I've never met a more humble and honest hunter. It was with that in mind that I wanted to share Shane's story, perspective on life and relatively newfound devotion to archery. This podcast was the perfect way to do that. Enjoy.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shane Dorian is a big wave surfer and bowhunter. He's also part of a new HBO Documentary premiering on December 11 called "Momentum Generation".

Shane Dorian is a big wave surfer and bowhunter. He's also part of a new HBO Documentary premiering on December 11 called "Momentum Generation".

On Episode 4 Outdoor Acumen we get #HUNTERCENTRIC and host Photog and Hunter Sam Soholt. We talk about a ton of cool stuff! Sam is a world class photographer, videographer, and bowhunter. He's also widely known for converting his Blue Bird school bus into a camper in order to support public land initiatives. We discuss how he went from earning an MBA at North Dakota State University to interning for Bill Winke to becoming one of the most highly sought after photographer/ videographer. Sam has put some of the biggest names in the industry on film such as Cameron Hanes, Joe Rogan, John Dudley, and Shane Dorian. He also had a large amount of hunting success last season and we delve into that as well. We also go super in-depth into the concept development into morphing his bus into a camper or what I call a Glamper(haha!) . Finally, we go into our thoughts on Public Land initiatives and what it means to both of us. As always, thanks for listening. Please leave a review, it really helps to gauge where I need to improve. Don't succumb to the wolves....

This week's episode is a little different. I'm joined by Sam Soholt for a recap of an epic hunt for Axis deer on the Hawaiian island of Lanai. I've been lucky to be a part of many great hunting camps over the years, but I don't think I'll ever top thins one. Sam and I were joined by John and Sharon Dudley, Cameron Hanes, Joe Rogan, Shane Dorian, Remi Warren, Adam and Kimmi Greentree and the great El Chapo. If the crew isn't enough to make this one damn awesome adventure, we added in the most switched on impossible to stalk deer on the planet. Not to mention the most delicious.  Enjoy this recap and be sure to check out everyone's social media pages for all the highlights.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode is another mix-tape of some great conversations I've had on the podcast. This time we're focusing on people who managed to turn the thing that they love into reality, and what it took to make that happen.First up is Ben St. Lawrence, an Australian middle-distance runner, a two-time Olympian and an all around interesting guy. Ben’s not the first Olympian I’ve had on the show, however his story - his particular triumph over adversity and refocus of his life is one worth hearing.After Ben we'll hear from Jane Lu, the founder and CEO of mammoth fashion startup Showpo.com. This is easily one of my favourites - because everyone loves a story of triumph. Of closing the door on something in order to open unknown other doors, leading to the life you really want to live.Next is Taylor Steele, one of the most iconic and prolific surf film makers of our time. Through his film Momentum, released in 1992 - a then twenty year old Taylor captured a new and dominating style of surfing that hadn’t really been seen before as he filmed young surfers that would go on to become household names in the surf world: Shane Dorian, Rob Machado, Taylor Knox and of course Kelly Slater.Finally is the amazing Dr Glen Richards. Glen is a vet, entrepreneurial mega-success and a shark on the Network Ten hit show Shark Tank. It's Dragon's Den in the UK and Shark Tank everywhere else. He grew Greencross from a single vet practice to an ASX-listed company with clinics and pet stores all over Australia.So please enjoy this mega-episode of the show, about the origin stories of great successes. May it give your day some uplift, and maybe even inspire you to create something amazing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a crazy post hunting podcast with several of my good friends from a small island in Hawaii. Joe Rogan, Ben O'Brien, Sam Soholt, Shane Dorian and John Dudley all relive a weeks work of amazing hunting, fellowship, downtime and much much more. Things get weird, and cat ladies are reinvented in this explicit JRE podcast. Enjoy!

Joe does a podcast with friends Ben O'Brien, John Dudley, Sam Soholt and Shane Dorian while on a bow hunting trip in Hawaii.

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Taylor Steele is one of the most iconic and prolific surf film makers of our time. Find him on instagram @taylorsteele.Through his film Momentum, released in 1992 - a then twenty year old Taylor captured a new and dominating style of surfing that hadn’t really been seen before as he filmed young surfers that would go on to become household names in the surf world: Shane Dorian, Rob Machado, Taylor Knox and of course Kelly Slater.As a film, it documented a complete shift in style and propelled these surfers into absolute idol status among fans.Fast forward 25 years later, and Taylor has a new film out called Proximity featuring some of the surfers that he featured back in that first film.It comes out May 12th in Australia for a limited release and will then be released digitally - but I must urge you to catch it on the big screen.I’ve seen this film twice now, once on my desktop and once on the big screen and I have to say it’s easily the most beautiful surf film I’ve ever laid eyes on.If you’ve never surfed, or always wondered about what would drive someone to compete in the world of professional surfing or indeed dedicate their lives to traveling the world and seeking out the most rare and untouched waves they can find - this is a fantastic film.Pairing surfers from different generations together and sending them on journeys to the four corners of the globe in the midst of the four seasons of the year, Taylor has documented again what it means to surf, what it means to compete as a surfer, and what it means to put your life on the line in the search to ride in harmony nature itself.I can’t recommend this movie enough if you’ve always been curious about surfing - you could watch it and then consider yourself schooled about why people would do it.Taylor is a remarkable guy, by his own admission shy and quite specific, I can’t thank him enough for the hour that he gave me in his hotel room earlier this week.He even let me rearrange the furniture so that I could get a better position to suit the microphones.So come now to the tenth floor of the QT hotel on Market Street right in the middle of Sydney, a long way from where both of us were born - for a look into the mind of someone who has always lived a life he loves, a live of creating, and a life that plays a huge role in the surf industry today - because he essentially wrote the theme song to an entire generation of surfers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shane Dorian sits down with Occy for episode 15 to talk about his adventures as a hunter, why big waves and competing don't mix for him and what the process of developing the first inflatable wetsuit was like.

Shane Dorian is a big wave surfer and bowhunter.

Shane Dorian is a big wave surfer and bowhunter.

The Billabong Pipeline Masters got off to a flying start in Hawaii today with the dangerous reef break delivering mind blending tube rides for the opening rounds of competition. With 16 Pipe specialists awarded wildcards into the final event of the ASP Men’s World Tour, it was the Hawaiian heavyweights and future stars that dominated the first day. 16-year-old hotshot Jon Jon Florence, 2004 event champion Jamie O’Brien, big wave surfer Shane Dorian and current Triple Crown ratings leader Dusty Payne all progressed easily through the first round with commanding heat wins.