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In episode 35, I am joined by the marvellous Moo Dath.
From being born in Fiji and growing up in New Zealand to now residing in Australia, Moo has lived a life that has taken plenty of unexpected turns. From the wild years of partying and living hard when she was younger, to splitting her time between the snow in Jindabyne and the Gold Coast, becoming a mum to two boys and experiencing the dramatic shift that came with motherhood. We chat about her time in politics as a Greens member for Shoalhaven Council, her involvement in circus, yoga and meditation, and her struggles with alcoholism and mental health. It's a raw and varied story with so many different chapters, and I was grateful to Moo for opening up and sharing the experiences that have helped shape the person she is today.
Take a moment to join me as I dive into the colourful life of Moo Dath. 

Content Warning: This episode contains coarse and potentially offensive language, discussions of drug and alcohol use, physical and sexual assault, PTSD, mental health and other difficult experiences. Listener discretion is advised.
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In episode 34 I visit the home of musician, Sye Mcritchie.
Growing up in Sydney, Sye's life has taken him down more than a few interesting paths, but music has always been where he's felt most at home. From a colourful and often difficult upbringing to modelling, acting, song writing, recording and performing, he's spent decades building a life around creativity. We chat about his journey through music, the role surfing has played throughout his life, and the golden era of Bondi in the 90’s & 00’s . We also discuss what eventually led him to leave the chaos behind for a quieter life in Manyana, and how renovating his home has given him the space to refocus on his music and art. Sye has lived a life full of change, and it was great to have a yarn with him and hear the stories that have shaped who he is today.

Put the feet up and get to know musician and all-round creative Sye Mcritchie.

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In episode 33 I have a beer with the man at the centre of the South Coast of NSW surf community, Kurt Nyholm.
Growing up on the South Coast, surfing has always been at the centre of Kurt Nyholm's life. From competing as a professional surfer to raising four boys, running two surf retail stores, and giving back to the local surf community, his life has always revolved around the ocean. In this episode, we chat about the highs and lows of life as a travelling surfer, the realities of owning two surf retail stores in an era dominated by online shopping, and his years serving as president of the Ulladulla Boardriders Club, where he helped organise what was believed to be the world's first night tag team surf competition. We also dive into some great stories from his years on the road and what he's learnt over a lifetime in the surf industry.
Crack a frosty one and dive in for a chat with Kurt Nyholm.

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In episode 32 I have a coffee with photographer and entrepreneur, Jesse Allen.
Hailing from Australia, Jesse’s journey has taken him down plenty of different paths. From trying his luck as a professional surfer in his younger years to building a career behind the lens as a photographer, his work eventually led him to living and working in Los Angeles. We chat about the many twists and turns throughout his life and career, and the creation of ViVi Coffee and Ripit Golf Grips, along with his continued involvement in both businesses today. Jesse has built a career by backing his creativity and following opportunities wherever they’ve taken him, and it was great to have a yarn with him and catch up on where he is at with it all today.
Whip yourself up a hot drink and settle in for a yarn with Jesse Allen.

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In episode 31 of catch up with professional surfer, Dion Agius.
Dion is one of the most influential free surfers of his generation, known for doing things his own way and helping redefine what modern surfing could look like. From starring in some of the most iconic surf films of the past two decades to becoming a driving force in the crossover between surfing, art and creativity, Dion has built a reputation for pushing surfing beyond competition and into culture.
We chat about his journey through surfing, the influence that 90s and early 2000s surf culture had on him, and Ritual Vision, the eyewear brand he helped create, inspired by that era. Dion has always done things differently and it was great to hear the stories behind a life lived on his own terms.
Crack a can and get familiar with one of the driving forces behind the intersection of surfing and creativity, Dion Agius.

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