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'Lipped' Podcast archive (approx 60 episodes)...free to access.
Ripcurl sponsor the podcasts but swellnetonians can see sense.
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Topics reflect current Contests / Surfers / Wavepools ...(Not all ripcurl badged)
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Podcasts ain’t really my thing but I can highly recommend this one with Kelly and Occy just before the Bells comp https://m.soundcloud.com/aintthatswell/da-goat-and-raging-bull-torquay-s...

Re-hashing this old thread..
I’ve been really digging podcasts this year. Anyone have any to recommend?
I’ve been enjoying Surf Splendour, The Grit, Ain’t that Swell, ABC conversations, Australian True Crime..
also Ron Iddles, the good cop was really good too.
For the AFL enthusiast Open Mike is worth listening too
Water People, which is Rasta and his wife. I’ve only listened to the one with Mark Healey but it was worth a listen. I’d listen to Healey talk on any interview though. I find him fascinating

Im hooked on watching Joe Rogan youtube episode nightly- Evander Holyfield tonight

Would like to hear peoples thoughts on Commander David Fravor interview retired US navy Pilot #1361

U do the one with Bob Lazar on ufo is good.

Freeride76, been trying to get into the Dirty Water podcast. Had a few good guests and some of your input is worthwhile listening too but holy hell man can you please tell DR to stop putting on a seppo accent or reverting to a gay man’s stereotype lisp every 10 minutes??
I nearly throw my phone out the window every time he does it.
Chas is a funny man

https://empireave.com/interviews/matt-biolos-on-the-boardroom-show/

udo wrote:

Im hooked on watching Joe Rogan youtube episode nightly- Evander Holyfield tonight

Would like to hear peoples thoughts on Commander David Fravor interview retired US navy Pilot #1361

I think it's really interesting. It'ss becoming very clear and almost mainstream now that there are things flying around out there that governments can not explain.

No surf only comedy. Surf pods mainly make me want to perforate my ear drums.
Bill Burr The Monday Morning Podcast (Tues morn Aus time) and The Thursday Afternoon just before Friday Monday Morning Podcast. (Fri morn Aus).

Check out some of the older eps circa 2012/13 For some conspiracy theory and banker crunts rants.

The funniest man alive and was on Breaking Bad.

Recent Episode of the ‘The Late Drop’ with Dylan Longbottom was a good one.
As far as comedy goes I’ve been listening to the Ron Burgundy Podcast. Hilarious nonsense.

For the podcast inclined.

One from the UK. The work of Bob Mortimer. Say no more. If ya know, ya know. An early taste:

And from Australia (well, NZ-ish), Mr Tony Martin:

Sizzletown, aka the late-night talkback podcast, has a cavalcade of characters that could've been lifted straight from these threads!

Dave Clacton, The Pikelet Man, Shane [REDACTED], Colin Holcroft, Reg Tankwater, and especially Simon Haight.

Champagne comedy.

Are you sure they're not lifting the dialogue from here?

Well...

Seem familiar, BB?

I'm sure this bloke is in the various "to vaccinate or not to vaccinate, is that a question?!" threads.

Thank Goofy that was a Ripper
Unreal Brutus..cheers
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9yc3MuYXJ0MTkuY29tL2RpcnR5LXd...

Supposedly a surfer from the NBs. Anyone know Hamish?
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/who-the-hell-is-hamish/id1451470931

Not surfing, but gardening if anyone’s interested.

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/muddy-boots/id1570991396

Joe Rogan - Shane Dorian - 3hrs.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5MN9ygZmciChOZZv9kQu5L

There has been some controversy in skateboarding podcast land of late. Especially regarding this case:

https://anthonypappalardo.substack.com/p/gator-mark-oblow-and-apologies?s=r

From the article, some interesting observations that resonate more widely?

"Podcasts. People love them, people hate them, people make them, and some claim they’ve never heard one as if it’s some cultural badge of honor. That’s cool. I listen to plenty of them ranging from fans riffing about things they love to well-funded news outlets that take years to produce highly researched, fact-checked, serial content about serious news stories.

The democratization of media that highspeed internet connections and smartphones created can be problematic as we’ve seen over the last few years with conspiracy theories, plots to overthrow the government, disinformation about viruses, bogus “truth” exposing “documentaries” about what you should eat, drink, or think, and even the most basic one of all: Having a hot take about a headline without reading the actual article.

You see, according to The Literacy Project, the average American reads no higher than an 8th Grade level which means you can forget nuance, people often can’t discern what sources are valid, and even more concerning, they tend to relate more to things written and spoken in a language that’s closer to their reading and comprehension level.

This is why people love Donald Trump or Joe Rogan or even Elon Musk. These figures all confidently say whatever the fuck they want in a humorous way, with varying degrees of intelligence but always with authority. They all could also be classified as narcissists or even worse, exhibiting behavior known as the “dark triad,” which is a cocktail of the most toxic shit ever.

So yes, Mark Oblow and The Nine Club podcast. No one on the Nine Club is or considers themselves a journalist. They are “Skaters Supporting Skaters,” in their own words, having conversations, and rarely debating or sharing conflicting views. There is nothing wrong with that as it’s their show and—depending on the guest—it can be a very entertaining show. This is also what Mr. Rogan does but unlike the Nine Club, Rogan has an agenda outside of talking about primitive man, psychedelics, and whatever topic du jour he’s triggered by. He’s a comedian who promotes himself and other shit to make money and his podcast is the biggest advertisement for his brand. Neither Rogan nor the hosts of the Nine Club are skilled interviewers who know how to push back or ask follow-ups on hot button topics because they aren’t trained in journalism—it’s that simple. Rogan carefully chooses guests who often agree with his biases, so when the transphobic or homophobic takes fly, he often doesn’t push back because he agrees. That is not journalism, that’s some bros talking and cameras and mics happen to be on."

Good read Constance. Have been thinking over solutions to this issue of late, and it seems Finland's approach is having a positive influence on combating the bullshit -

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jan/28/fact-from-fiction-finlands...

“Even quite young children can grasp this,” he said. “They love being detectives. If you also get them questioning real-life journalists and politicians about what matters to them, run mock debates and real school elections, ask them to write accurate and fake reports on them … democracy, and the threats to it, start to mean something.”

"He wants his pupils to ask questions such as: who produced this information, and why? Where was it published? What does it really say? Who is it aimed at? What is it based on? Is there evidence for it, or is this just someone’s opinion? Is it verifiable elsewhere?"