Podcasts about surfing world

The Dometic CFX5 and Pico Swag Presents... Up Late: The Swellian Culture Hour The Crown Pronce of Surf Gernalism Seano Doherty is back on the ATS Up Late Culture Hour to discuss a wide range of topics including: Cosmic Schnitty, his new book on the history of pro surfing, the devestating LA Fires, the sad sorry state of the major Australian political parties, and Surfing World's incredible list of the 50 Most Interesting Waxheads currently gliding the ocean. Marinate in that ya filthy animals!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Bloom is a four-time para surfing world champion. But it was with the help of a magpie named penguin that she found her way there. Growing up by the beach, Sam always had a strong connection with the ocean. But after an accident left her paralysed and in a dark place, it was Sam's companion Penguin that helped reignite that love for the water. So much so, that she won two Australian Para-canoeing titles, and represented Australia at the Para-Canoeing World Championships. But she eventually found her way back to the Ocean, winning gold at the World Para-Surfing Championships, not once but four times, including most recently this year. This chat shows that sometimes you have to dig really deep to find your inner strength, but sometimes a feathered friend can help along the way. The Female Athlete Project is excited to announce the 2024 TFAP Awards. These awards are set to amplify, recognise and celebrate Australian athletes' achievements in sports. Find out more: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/awards 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/shop Get the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop. bit.ly/tfapsubscribe

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Hello and welcome to WGSN's fortnightly Create Tomorrow podcast, bringing you the latest innovations impacting the future of design and product. Surfer, filmmaker, and journalist Chris Nelson joins WGSN Editorial Director Bethan Ryder to discuss his documentary 'The Big Sea'. In this episode, we dive into the big sea a new documentary exploring the connection between the $10b surfing industry and Cancer Alley in Louisiana in the US. Cancer Alley is a region along the Mississippi River in Louisiana with many factories and chemical plants. The pollution from these plants has made the air and water unhealthy, causing high rates of cancer and other illnesses among the residentsThe documentary sheds light on the toxic truth behind a single material - Neoprene a material used to make swimsuits. Chris and Bethan discuss greenwashing and more about the film because it demonstrates the crucial role designers and brands can and must play in creating a better future for people and the planet.

29 Gold Cone Piece Award Winner Sean Doherty sits deep in the culture cone as ATS Up Late returns! This ep we take a look at Surfing World Magazine Issue 423 which features a whopping 10,000 word profile on Occy and his 83 World Title Melt, discuss what's next for GOAT and look at the place of the surf mag in modern day media. Suck back a fatty and put ya feet up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we speak to para surfing star Joel Taylor. At 21, Joel was a pro bodyboarder left paraplegic after a freak wave dumped him at the famous Pipeline break in Hawaii. Two decades on, he's a world surfing champion. Joel speaks with senior Good Weekend writer Tim Elliott about his early life as a Jehovah's Witness, his love of the ocean, that life-threatening injury and his phenomenal comeback. Also joining the conversation is Joel's wife Lorin, who discusses how they got together, her husband's obsessive compulsive disorder and life with their young two sons.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Doherty is a journalist, surfer, father, partner, corporate watchdog, owner of Surfing World magazine ( now longest running Australian surfing mag ), head of brand engagement at Patagonia Australia, he's chairperson at Surfrider Foundation Australia, he's seriously a force, with close to 50k followers @seano888 Instagram he's a real pain in the ass if you're in the fossil fuel industry or a politician who's not got our best interests at heart. Seans is a real humanitarian - who really cares about the planet we inhabit and our connection to it, and I love talking to him, the cut of his jib is no bullshit and stands behind his words.  I hope you enjoy our chat  Cheer again Sean 

"I'm always a work in progress, and I think that's given me the freedom to push my performance, boundaries, and limits.”Ahead of Season 2 returning later in 2023, we're whetting the appetite by releasing a selection of full-length athlete interviews. This episode features Carissa Moore, the dominant five-time surfing world champion and Olympic gold medallist (Tokyo). Carissa is a hall of fame surfer widely regarded as one of the all-time greats of her sport. In this episode of Mind Set Win, hosted by Cédric Dumont, the American lifts the lid on her aggressive approach to competition and reveals how – by never holding back – she's left with no regrets. Born into surfing on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, Carissa also explains how she finds great joy, adventure and self-expression when out on the waves, and talks us through the mental techniques she uses to connect with her heart, something which enables her to perform at her best level. For more, check out: https://www.redbull.com/int-en/podcast-shows/mind-set-win and get in touch with us via podcast@redbull.com to let us know your thoughts on this episode! Keep up to date with Cédric and Carissa @cedricdumont & @rissmoore10

I am so excited about this week's guest having followed her story (and had her on our ultimate wish list) for many years now. Some of you may already know her, but if not, Sam Bloom is a world champion surfer, adventure traveller, best-selling author, neurology nurse and mother of three boys whose story also became a global hit movie, Penguin Bloom. That heartbreaking story begins in 2013 when Sam was paralysed in a terrifying accident in Thailand when she fell through a rotting balcony and it was the unlikely arrival of a beautiful magpie chick, Penguin, that helped her gruelling recovery back in Australia. The photos captured by her photographer husband, Cameron, were later made into a book written alongside legendary author Bradley Trevor Grieve and then became the basis of Penguin Bloom starring Naomi Watts. Having pored over Penguin Bloom many times, it was surreal to be able to hear Sam chat so candidly about grief and redefining joy in real time – she is so refreshingly honest about the defining trauma in her life and that the challenges endure everyday. But what I also loved was having the chance to also ask Sam about all the other parts of her life that perhaps don't relate so much to the story many know her for. I could go on forever but I'll let Sam tell you the rest herself – this is one of my favourite chats to date and I am so grateful for her time. I hope you enjoy as much as I did! Follow Sam Bloom here + Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah + Join our Facebook community here + Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

Surfing World publisher, Surfrider Chairman, Patagonia Head of Editorial, author, Sean Doherty joins us to discuss the stories behind the 60th anniversary issue of Surfing World, his optimism about political regime change in Australian government, the current state of professional surfing, and the fastest he's ever gone on a surfboard. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's show, Scott and David begin to realize they are in over their head with their foiling journey, they dissect episode one of SITD and lament the limitations of closeouts, they welcome Nathan Florence, J.O.B., and Koa Rothman into the podcast game, celebrate 60 years of Surfing World, and marvel at the implications of machine learning for Surfline's cams. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Sattler & Mat Rogers catch up with Joel Parkinson ahead of 4th stop of the WSL tour at Bells Beach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En el nuevo capítulo de Ser Surfing titulado “World Tour” Chus González se ha desplazado hasta Portugal para vivir en Peniche la única prueba del Circuito Mundial de Surf en Europa. Desde el año pasado teníamos una pregunta pendiente con la mujer con más títulos mundiales del planeta, la australiana Stephanie Gilmore. Pero la 8 veces campeona del mundo no fue la única que se acercó a nuestro micrófono. Nuestro coach Dariomatoso.com está preparando un viaje a Maldivas, así que nos cuenta los secretos de uno de los principales destinos de surf y al mismo tiempo nos da consejos para empezar con los aéreos.  Y finalmente a ritmo de rock and roll seguiremos conociendo todas las historias de la cultura surf de la mano de nuestro compañero José Pellón, que un capítulo más nos llevará de ruta por las principales olas de Cantabria. En este capítulo conoceremos Berria. 

1977 Surfing World champ and best selling author Shaun Tomson. Shaun talks about how lessons learnt from surfing can be applied to any of life's situations. Shaun's tenacious optimism and wisdom is infectious and profound. We also discuss his ever evolving relationship to the ocean and surfing, the depth and power of the word Stoke, what great surfers all have in common, plus much more.Shaun's website:https://shauntomson.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/shauntomson/?hl=enThe Surfer and the Sage:https://www.amazon.com/Surfer-Sage-Guide-Survive-Lifes/dp/1641706554

1977 Surfing World champ and best selling author Shaun Tomson. Shaun talks about how lessons learnt from surfing can be applied to any of life's situations. Shaun's tenacious optimism and wisdom is infectious and profound. We also discuss his ever evolving relationship to the ocean and surfing, the depth and power of the word Stoke, what great surfers all have in common, plus much more.Shaun's website:https://shauntomson.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/shauntomson/?hl=enThe Surfer and the Sage:https://www.amazon.com/Surfer-Sage-Guide-Survive-Lifes/dp/1641706554

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With intelligent and thought-provoking analysis, RN Drive goes behind the headlines to give you original insight into the world you live in. Keep up to date with federal politics, current affairs, arts, culture and the stories that are making Australia talk.

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If you don't know Sam Bloom for her sporting feats – she's won two golds and one bronze at the World Para Surfing Championships and represented Australia in paracanoeing – then you might know her as the inspiration for the global hit movie Penguin Bloom.In 2013, Sam's life changed dramatically when, while on holiday in Thailand, she leaned against a rotten balcony railing. As it fell away so did Sam, plummeting six metres onto the concrete below. The accident left her paralysed from the chest down.Coming to terms with her new reality, Sam fell into a depression, grieving an old life and sense of self. Then, the unlikely arrival of an injured baby magpie – who the family called Penguin – helped her recover.A lot has happened since we last spoke to Sam in 2019, but she continues to defy barriers in life and sport, inspiring people around the world to do the same. In this chat with our executive editor Kara Byers, Sam talks about what sport means to her, chasing a third title and what it was like to have her life given the Hollywood treatment.In this episode we discuss suicidal thoughts. If you are struggling or having suicidal thoughts or worried about someone you know, please call 000 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.CREDITS:This podcast was hosted by WH executive editor Kara Byers and produced by WH editor-in-chief Lizza Gebilagin, with additional sound editing by Abby Williams.For more from Women's Health Australia, find us on Instagram @womenshealthaus, womenshealth.com.au or find the print and digital editions of the magazine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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.

https://terriblehappytalks.com/Insta @terriblehappytalksLance Morgan is a husband, father, aviation firefighter and ocean photographer. Lance recently scored the cover shot of Surfing World magazine for his photographic capture of big-wave charger Lachie Rombouts. It became apparent to me almost immediately after meeting Lance that he is a salt-of-the-earth human, a true gentlemen, sincere family man, and focused individual. Lance delves into his nomadic childhood, becoming a first-time father, what it really takes to realise a goal, and much much more. It's a great chat that is generally light-hearted and fun. This week, Lance is with me LIVE AND IN PERSON at his home in Cronulla Australia, to share his journey, experiences, challenges and hopes for the future...Shan* Big shoutout to SPECIAL GUEST co-host, friend and photographer: Mr Peter Balmer ( @southofthebridge )Portrait and all images by Peter Balmer.Lance supports and advocates for:Save the ChildrenCheckout Lance's work at:@lancemorgan_North Storm BagsCOMPANIES THAT SUPPORT THIS PODCAST:Use the THT code!!!INDOSOLE  Code: THT(15% discount shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Sandals made from recycled Tyres. Timeless footwear for the conscious consumer.KingPin Skate ShopCode: THT(Get 15% Discount)Best Skateshop in Australia!Best shoe range ever: Vans, Nike, Adidas, Lakai, Fallen, Etnies (and more).Rad clothes (To many to mention)Best skateboard brands: Baker, Girl, Chocolate, FA, Hockey, Antihero, Passport (and way more).Australian owned and operated. Best dudes ever! Get on dat code.KRUSH ORGANICS - CBD oils and topicalsCode: THT(Get a HUGE 40% Discount...shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Purveyors of the finest CBD oils and topicals. I think long and hard about who I want to be affiliated with, and I'm stoked to embark on a new affiliation with Krush Organics and advocate for the use of CBD products for supplementary use. Do the research yourself, the health benefits are unquestionable. It's done so much for me, especially during times of stress and anxiety, it's improved the quality of my sleep and sped up my recovery time especially post workouts. And it's all natural.Write a review on Apple Podcasts and give a 5 star rating.Thanks for listening!Big love and respect,ShanSupport the show (https://terriblehappytalks.teemill.com)

Carissa Moore is one of surfing's all time greats, in her home state of Hawaii they even have an annual Carissa Moore day! But how did she start out and stay motivated to become the World champion, turning her passion into a career?This podcast is part of a global program that empowers student innovators to challenge the status quo and make positive impacts – now and for the future. Find out more about Red Bull Basement using the links below.Watch more inspiring content: https://basement.redbull.com/sessionsFind out how to enter: https://basement.redbull.com

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Type 2 is a podcast from Looking Sideways in association with Patagonia that explores the intersection between the outdoors, action sports and activism. This week's guest is Sean Doherty - a journalist, writer, editor and activist who has been one of the key voices in the Australian surf industry for the last twenty years. In a way the path of Sean's own career reflects the shift that has occurred in the industry in the period since since the early 2000s glory years, when he came to prominence as editor of venerable Aussie surf mag Tracks. Sean was at the helm of Tracks for the best part of a decade, during which he helped to transform the much loved titled both commercially and reputationally, before leaving to forge the career he has today, and which sees him deftly balance editorial and brand work. Today (as you must if you hope to have any type of career in the industry), he wears many hats. He works for Patagonia Australia, is publisher and editor of venerable Aussie surf magazine Surfing World, and is still one of the most respected and sought-after writers in the game. He has also, almost to his own surprise, embraced his own particular form of highly influential and effective activism. As he explains during our chat, this evolution has been a gradual one. Today he finds himself at the forefront of the activism conversation in the Australian surf industry, thanks to his involvement with causes such as Fight For the Bight, and the impassioned, hilarious way he raises awareness about specific issues on his very singular Instagram feed. Sean justly has a reputation as one of the savviest, funniest and generally most essential voices in the game, something this honest, open and frequently hilarious conversation amply demonstrates. Hope you enjoy our conversation. New episodes of Type 2 are released every four weeks through my Looking Sideways channel. Hear it by subscribing to Looking Sideways via ApplePodcasts, Spotify or any of the usual other podcast providers. Thanks to Ewan Wallace for the theme tune, and to my editor Fina Charleson.

Trailblazer Pam Burridge joined Jonesy & Amanda ahead of the release of the upcoming film, Girls Can't Surf.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Doherty joins us to chat taking over Surfing World and how surf media is (and is being forced to) changing. We also chat the WSL, Stab premium and why he lost 100 Instagram followers last week. All this and more from one of our favourite guests.

The SURFCOMPANION is a new book in the Surfing World, let´s say some sort of a Surfcoach that you always have at hand, that helps you to look up everything about surf etiquette, paddle technique, bottom turn, cutback and more I had a chat with Founder Daniel Spes, himself a Surfcoach with years of experience as a head coach as well - striving to share his knowledge with the book SURFCOMPANION that he created with his Co-Founder Florian Hättich, who is responsible for the Artwork, all Illustrations that he made with so much love and eye for details... Among Daniels love for surfing you'll get to know... • how to consider a good Surfcoach • how it came to the idea for the SurfCompanion • the quality of trainings for Surfcoaches • the difference about doing techniques and actually describing them • what most Surfcoaches could improve • why each surfbeginner should start with a Surfcoach • how Daniel sees the situations with more crowds in the water • and lots of more... Shownotes: Surfcompanios Surfcompanions Instagram Surfcompanions on Youtube Subscribe to the GET WET SOON Newsletter Follow GET WET SOON on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3j2OjFH Catch the best surf seasons with the SURFING WORLDWIDE MAP: https://bit.ly/33QJWIP

Paige Alms is a 2x Big Wave Surfing World Champion with a self-taught approach to life and just being herself. Head out with us to surf foil 4 ft. above the waves of Maui and then sit down with us as Paige shares her inspiring story.

New owner of Surfing World magazine, Sean Doherty discusses his acquisition, his latest book "Golden Daze", and why it's important for surf media to be helmed by passionate surfers and not by private equity controlled conglomerates. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New owner of Surfing World magazine, Sean Doherty discusses his acquisition, his latest book “Golden Daze”, and why it’s important for surf media to be helmed by passionate surfers and not by private equity controlled conglomerates. Enjoy! Follow @Seano888 and @SurfingWorld GOLDEN DAZE: THE GOLDEN YEARS OF AUSTRALIAN SURFING SURFING WORLD MAGAZINE View this post … Continue reading "343 – Sean Doherty: Golden Daze" The post 343 – Sean Doherty: Golden Daze appeared first on Surf Splendor.

With the WSL canceling its 2020 World Tour and announcing widespread changes for next season and beyond, we welcome back our good friend and former editor of Tracks, Waves and Surfing World magazines, Vaughan Blakey, to take us on an in depth look into the exciting new format.  With a potential Super Bowl at Trestles, sweeping changes to the surfing calendar as well as a new WQS and Challenger series format - there is plenty to be excited about and who knows, we may even be able to coax our own Junior World Surfing Champ James 'Woody' Woods out of retirement.Also on the podcast this week, we go 'Around the Grounds' and discuss all of the latest happenings in the world of sport, including Barnesy's return to bush footy.  And in the 'Ball Bag' this week, we celebrate the tremendous contribution our Indigenous players have made to the great game of Rugby League.  Join Condo, Woody and Barnesy - in the shed with Vaughan Blakey for episode 16 of the Ball and All Podcast.

Surfing World champion CJ Hobgood chats with Lucas “The Pocket Knife” Dirkse. Like a pocket knife, you want Lucas with you wherever you go, hard working, utilitarian, and always comes though in a pinch. He has proven himself to be a necessity on Salty Crew Trips like the ones while filming "Find Refuge in the Sea," "Sink or Swim" "and "Thrill Seekers and Risk Takers" Lucas believes in doing things the hard way, the right way. From building his own surfboards to rebuilding and repairing his panga. If he needs something, he builds it. If it's broken, he fixes it. Lucas is young, but has done more living than men twice his age. He has experienced a lot, and learned a lot, and the more we learn about him, the more we are blown away. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did. Thanks for listening,

This episode, the producer of Rip Curl's "The Search" and former editor of Tracks, Waves and Surfing World magazines, Vaughan Blakey, takes “The Ball and All” boys on a surf trip from Billinudgel to the Australian surfing magazine scene at the height of its paper form powers in the 1990s and beyond.   Find out just how far a surf journalist will go to unveil a good story as Blakey bares all to former Wallaby, Berrick Barnes, his good friend and sports business mentor, Steve "Condo" Condon, and former Junior World Surfing Champion, James "Woody" Wood.

John Witzig is an editor and photojournalist. Best known for his work with the likes of Surfing World magazine and being a founder of Tracks magazine. His influential work spans the golden era of surfing's short board revolution throughout the 60s and 70s. John's photos capture moments in time when places like Noosa National Park, Byron Bay and Angourie were only known to a handful of close knit surfers whom are now the legends of Australian surf culture. Please see links below for John's social media and website. As always please rate review and share this podcast and shop local, support local and think local. Thanks for listening. Thank you to Julian Boutellier for the audio edit. https://johnwitzig.com.au https://www.instagram.com/johnwitzig/

John Witzig is an editor and photojournalist. Best known for his work with the likes of Surfing World magazine and being a founder of Tracks magazine. His influential work spans the golden era of surfing's short board revolution throughout the 60s and 70s. John’s photos capture moments in time when places like Noosa National Park, Byron Bay and Angourie were only known to a handful of close knit surfers whom are now the legends of Australian surf culture. Please see links below for John’s social media and website. As always please rate review and share this podcast and shop local, support local and think local. Thanks for listening. Thank you to Julian Boutellier for the audio edit. https://johnwitzig.com.au https://www.instagram.com/johnwitzig/

Hang out with Joe Walsh, PMAC, and Niki Hurren as we talk about whats been going on this month in surfing news. - Great Lakes Surf Festival August 17, 2019 in Muskegon MI - Delta drops surfboard baggage fees - Cliff collapse at Grandview surf break in Encinitas CA - Pan Am Surf Games results - Chinese wave pool malfunction - 150+ great white shark sightings along Cape Cod beaches since June 2019! Sorry for the extra background noise towards the end of the episode, there was some construction going on next door. Pura vida!

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Mike Jennings is the senior writer at Surfing World and the host of The Dooley podcast. Mike Jennings thinks 2018 was a crappy year in surfing.... Mike Jenning's favourite surfer is Gabriel Medina Mike Jennings is an interesting guy and a fantastic guest Enjoy Mike Jennings So surf it hurts and brought to you by the legends at Rogue Wave Brewing

KEELY ANDREW, Current world #10 on the womens world tour, she won the prestigious award of 'Rookie Of The Year'. Keely explains how her mothers diagnosis helped to reshape her world view and what's truly possible in this life.  Rookie Of The Year Age 22, Current World #10 and girl who is remaining 'True To Herself' no matter what life throws her way. Her powerful decisions are made from the heart. Keely explains how she had to choose between continuing on with university like the rest of her friends, or leave everything she knew behind. Luckily she chose to go and chase her dream of becoming champion Surfing World #1. A decision that everyone faces, each and every week. Do we stick with the 'pack' and simply fit in, or do we go in the direction we were born for and see who we become in the process. Links Mentioned On The Show: INSTAGRAM : KEELY ANDREW WORLD SURF LEAGUE : LEADERBOARD FACEBOOK: KEELY ANDREW

Jimmy & Cahill kick off a brand new season of Lipped the Surfers Podcast with a look at all things surfing in 2018.  Men's and Women's CT plus WQS, Wave Pools, Olympics and the epic finish of the Australian Boardriders Battle.  Plus they speak with Jason Davies, the winner of the WSL Fantasy Surfer League in 2018. They are then joined by Mike Jennings, senior writer at Surfing World to talk about his world title predictions and why John John is a sure thing....unless Gabby is. More surf chatter than you can poke a stick at, all supported by Surf Ears! Welcome to Lipped 2018!

Editor-in-Chief of the Surfing World magazine Vaughan Blakey talks early days hedonism in surfing, the evolution of the sport and waves pools.

The newest episode of the Occ-Cast features two of the most recognizable names in surfing - Vaughan and Ronnie Blakey. Vaughan is currently Editor at Australia's iconic Surfing World magazine and Ronnie is best known as one of the main voices of the WSL. The boys talk the new surf media landscape, what Ronnie is seeing from the guys on tour and the expansion of surf culture online and on TV.

A special round table conversation as some of the most experienced and influential surf journalists around as Nick Carroll, Sean Doherty, Reggae Ellis and Doug Lees join Jimmy and Cahill to chat surfing in the olympics, the Owen Wright comeback, JJF and so much more - an entertaining and informative chat not to be missed. The boys also talk Matty Wilko and Connor O'Leary's performances in Fiji and breakdown the upcoming Corono JBay Open. The boys also give you some ideas on how to manage an empty lineup for those lucky enough to be heading off on boat trips or to uncrowded locations. This episode of Lipped will kiss you where it feels good!

Mirja travels the world to help health ministries serve their populations better. When in countries with coast lines, such as Brazil or Mozambique, she's also on the hunt for surf. We talk about working for the World Bank and Mirja's surf travels far from her native Sweden. Music credit: “Cebola” by Diogo Cadaval “

Episode 11 brings us Danny Johnson, art director of Surfing World and the one man show behind my favorite weekly surf content, Weak Wrap. Danny is a funny guy, a creative guy, a handsome guy. He's got a gorgeous voice, does what he loves. I hate him for it, just a little bit. But it's well outweighed by my love for him. I spent an amazing two hours chatting with Danny about all manner of things. The viability of the World Surf League, the recent changes on the Big Wave Tour. We talked about creating Weak Wrap, the stress that it causes and the fulfillment he gets from it. We yammered on about creating things meant for public consumption, Donald Trump, sex with a black girl, Portland, jealousy, open relationships, Exploding dicks, touching other people's dicks, lesbian domination porn, hydrofoil surfboards, Kelly Slater's supposedly forthcoming wave pool in Florida, fist fighting your partner, and the emotional struggles that spring from parental abandonment.

We chat to Mamelodi Sundowns assistant coach Rulani Mokoena ahead of the teams play-off match tomorrow, we also find out the final results for Team South Africa in the Adaptive Surfing World Champs