The Paddle Out

In this episode we chat to the enigmatic Louie Hynd, aerial wizard and style master.

In this episode we chat to the indigenous surfer, Solomon (Soli) Bailey.

In this episode we chat to Bob McTavish. He is a legendary Australian surfer/shaper and a key figure of the Shortboard Revolution that exploded in the late Sixties.

In this episode we chat to the photographer Peter "Joli" Wilson. He has been a pillar of the surf media for the last four decades. He is currently a senior contributor to just about every major surf magazine you can think of.

In this episode we chat to the australian surfer Macy Callaghan. She has relocated to Kingscliff, near the surf epicentre that is Coolangatta, and with more experience and a little luck, the powerful and smooth natural footer has the talent to make serious inroads on the CT.

In this episode we chat to Joel Parkinson. His career will be cemented into surfing's history as one of the greatest of all time. And while he openly states he does not have a fire to win anymore, all he wants to do now is surf.

In this episode, we chat with Australian surfer Isabella Nichols. The 22-year-old won the World Surf League's qualifying series and will make her Championship Tour debut at Snapper Rocks.

In this episode of The Paddle Out we are joined by Bede Durbidge, runner up to the World Title and now the Head Coach at Surfing Australia heading up our Olympic assault on the real-world stage.