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The Wipeout Weekly is the one and only daily surf podcast for beginner surfers, wannabe surfers and seasoned wipeout enthusiasts. Powered by Girls Who Can't Surf Good, but boys can listen to. To pee or not to pee in a wetsuit? Where can I find a beginner surf break? Should I wax my foamie? What on earth is the Olo? We answer all your questions in short, easily digestible (no heartburn!) episodes. And once a week, we chat to a guest or two. We cover stories about getting started surfing, surf etiquette, reading surf conditions, beginner surf spots, must-know surf facts and lingo, first-hand recommendations, and more. You can find us at: https://thewipeoutweekly.com and we even have a free weekly newsletter!

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Taking space in Australian lineups: Silvia's story

2026/02/07

In this episode, we tell Silvia's story: about learning to surf as an adult in male-dominated lineups, surfing solo at dawn, navigating injuries, impostor thoughts, and balancing surfing with motherhood, a corporate job, and running her own surf gear business, Surf Halo.

Hey Zuz, I'm confused: I learned to surf, now I can't

2026/02/06

This is a problem that shows up again and again when people learn to surf in certain vacation spots: you stand up, you ride to the beach, you feel stoked—and then you go home and can't catch a single wave on your own. In this episode, we talk about the downside of being pushed into waves, why standing up isn't the same as surfing, and how that "help" can quietly set beginner surfers back.

Celebrity surf news roundup edition: Prince Harry. Jason Momoa. John John Florence. And U.S. Ski & Snowboard

2026/02/05

This week, we're doing something we may never do again: a celebrity edition of our surf news roundup. We talk Prince Harry dropping serious cash at Kelly's wave pool (and whether he can actually surf), Jason Momoa's real-life connection to Hawaiian surf royalty, and John John Florence stepping away from the Championship Tour to follow waves—not trophies. Plus, the strangest non-celebrity story of the week: why U.S. Ski & Snowboard still hasn't given up its quest to absorb action sports culture, and why skateboarders will almost certainly say no.

Surfing as a passion, not an obsession with Surfer Cass

2026/02/04

Cass, also known as Surfer Cass on social media, is a late-starting surfer and content creator based in Los Angeles. In this episode, we talk about navigating lineup anxiety, body representation in surf culture, and why Cass is intentionally keeping surfing as a passion—not a job. We also dig into wave pools, surf travel, coaching, board choices, and what slow, realistic progression actually looks like when surfing has to fit into a full, real adult life.

Stop overthinking your first surfboard

2026/02/03

What should your first surfboard actually be—and why does everyone seem so confident (and wrong) about it? In this episode, we tell you what your first surfboard should be and why it's a foamie.

Is it better to be a dude or a dudette in surfing? Part 1.

2026/02/02

This is a question I've been circling for years, we start with an uncomfortable but necessary place: safety, power, and violence in the lineup. Sparked by a recent court case involving the alleged attempted drowning of a female surfer by a male paddleboarder, this episode looks at how gender dynamics play out in surf culture when things go wrong. This is part one. There's more to come.

Sunday Surf Poem: Prayer for Surf

2026/02/01

This week's Sunday Surf Poem comes from Hawaiʻi: Prayer for Surf by Ryan Oishi. Oishi is a Honolulu-based educator, writer, and community advocate whose work is rooted in Hawaiian culture, education, and care for community.

Why does Raglan, New Zealand's magnificent left matter?

2026/01/31

J-Bay is out, Raglan is in. With Raglan joining the Championship Tour, this episode looks at what makes this Kiwi wave so special—beyond the long, perfect lefts.

Hey Zuz, I'm confused: Can I just surf politics-free?

2026/01/30

Can you surf in a politics-free environment? With everything going on right now, someone asked—and the answer isn't as simple as we'd like. Surfing isn't a vacuum. Lineups are made of people, opinions, and contradictions. This episode is about how we can deal with it.

Surf news roundup round the world

2026/01/29

Morocco. New Zealand. Arizona. Bay Area. Hollywood.

Learning not to cry after a cold water surf in your 50s

2026/01/28

Learning to surf in your 50s wasn't part of Cindy's original plan—it was a bucket list moment that turned into something much bigger. In this episode, Cindy shares what it's like to start surfing later in life and the biggest lessons.

You probably don't know what Aloha means

2026/01/27

A palate cleanser episode. What does aloha really mean? Not the bumper-sticker version, but the deeper cultural, linguistic, and legal meaning behind the word. Also, the Aloha Spirit Law.

Nazis, I hate these guys

2026/01/26

Nazis, I hate these guys. A personal, uncomfortable look at Nazi symbolism in surfing—where it came from, why it was ignored or excused, and why it matters now. From Riding Giants to Miki Dora, Iron Crosses to "surf nazis," this episode asks a simple question: when did "outrageous" stop being harmless? Surf history, context, and a little hope for where surf culture is heading.

Sunday Surf Poem: Chariots of the Surf

2026/01/25

This week's Sunday Surf Poem is Chariots of the Surf by Clive Blake.

All hail Huey at your local surf sacrifice

2026/01/24

Who—or what—is Huey, Australia's elusive god of surf? In this episode, we go down a rabbit hole involving rain gods, rogue meteorologists, burning surfboards, and the bizarre tradition known as "surf sacrifice."

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girlaboutweb 2025/10/16

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I love this show. Probably because I write it and perform it for your pleasure. My favorite part is getting to talk to everyone from big names in surf...

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