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Ep 6: Grant Williams (Surfing With Grant) - Surf Coaching Series (opens the original)
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Grant Williams (@surfingwithgrant) is a surf coach, retreat host and one of the most relatable surf content creators going around. In this episode we break down the real progression path from beginner to advanced — why almost everyone drops to a smaller board too early, the one paddling "cheat code" that fixes half your surfing, and how to actually manage fear when the waves get bigger. Grant also opens up on the early, cringe-worthy days of building an audience and why he stopped caring what th
Shark Chat Ep. 4: Mike Psillakis on Losing His Twin Brother, and helping to build the NSW Drone Program (opens the original)
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Mike Psillakis is a Northern Beaches surfboard shaper whose twin brother Mercury was killed by a white shark at Dee Why, the first fatal shark attack on Sydney's northern beaches in around 80 years. I was working at Dee Why Beach that day. We talk about growing up together, the connection twins share, the day everything changed, and how Mike and his family turned grief into action, becoming a driving force behind the NSW drone shark-spotting program with Surfing NSW and the state government. We
Sydney Shark Chat Ep 3 with Dr Robert Harcourt (Who's Tracked Them for 40 Years) (opens the original)
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Sydney has had a run of shark bites over the past six months, and the headlines — and social media — have been loud about it. So we sat down with someone who actually has the data. Dr. Robert Harcourt is an Emeritus Professor at Macquarie University and leads Australia's Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) animal tracking facility — a federally funded program that has tagged and tracked 180 species of fish, including every dangerous shark species in Australian waters, for the past 20 years
Inside NSW's $120M Shark Drone Program w/ Steve Pearce, CEO Surf Life Saving NSW (opens the original)
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We sat down with Steve Pearce, CEO of Surf Life Saving NSW, to get the full picture on the state's $120 million shark drone surveillance program — the largest drone shark-spotting operation in the world. Steve has spent 37+ years across fire and rescue and NSW State Emergency Service, and now leads an organisation of 76,000+ volunteers and members. He breaks down exactly how the drone program works, what triggers a beach closure, and the surprising side of this technology that's already saved fo
Why Shark Attacks Are Spiking in Sydney — Dr Mcphee Marine Biologist Explains (opens the original)
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Sydney just had one of its worst years on record for fatal shark bites. Marine biologist Dr Daryl McPhee joins the show to unpack what's really driving it — and what actually works to stop it. We cover: the real long-term bite trend data since 1980, why bull sharks spike after 45mm of rain, why white sharks follow baitfish schools, whether shark nets and culling actually reduce bites, how smart drum lines differ from traditional ones, and which personal shark deterrents (Shark Shield, shark band
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