167 - The Shedquarters is for the F@cking Girls!

Wlecome back to Short Fast Lewd!Tbone and Namu discuss the 2026 WSL reveal, huge news in for the WCT!There is also the GC Pro, Fantasy picks and of course, the Clive Baby Cup and Steve Irwin Salute.Rip in Flegends!

In this episode, Adzy and Namu sit down with Leith Holtzman — a multi-talented creative who grew up in Bunbury, WA. From chasing waves with a camera to capturing stories through words, Leith has worn many hats: surf photographer, journalist, motocross enthusiast, and now, author.We dive into his journey through the lens and beyond, talking surf culture, storytelling, and the process behind writing his first book. A candid conversation from the shedquarters, full of insight, laughs, and salty stories.📷 Follow Leith on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leithholtzman/

Jack's back!With the Blue Horizon tour around the corner, Jack joins Tbone to give some insight into the tensions between Kelly and AI around the time of filming, what to expect at the shows and some added tales for extra flavour!Jump in, the water is warm and of course, Blue (Horizon).

BSP presents Short Fast Lewd!Sometimes we dont have 3 hours to take in the incredible tales from some of our Saltiest Sea Dogs, so this one is a condensed Wozzle Wrap up.Portugal is done, El Salvador is underway.Who's ya tip to win, Men & Women?More Saltiest Sea Dogs to come, we promise!

Episode 168This week, Adzy sits down with the one and only Tom Jennings, fresh from releasing his latest cinematic masterpiece "Chip" with CT surfer Jacob Willcox. (Yes, he'll be back on tour, mark my words.)Tom Jenno dives into his back catalogue and gives Adzy some highlights from his career as one of Oz's finest purveyors of Surf Cinematography - from pushing the limits at some of the heaviest locations on the planet, to being constantly amazed at how F-ing crazy the Bodyboard crew are!There's also a classic Clive Palmer and a touching Steve Irwin salute. Get around this one flegends, it's a ripper!

This week on the show Namu and Adzy catch up with 3 of WA's biggest Flegends - Crystal Simpson, Holly Monkman and Lizzie Nunn.Great mates and absolute chargers, these local icons have changed the game for female surfers in the West with a long and storied history up and down the coast.From hosting Occy & Jack Mcoy in the desert to becoming a life member of Surfing WA, to mentoring young talent in the region & beyond, this trio are the essence of wave riding in Australia.This is one of our best eps yet, so grab a Cheeky Monkey or a glass of Forester wine, sit back and enjoy!

Pipe is on!Antman Paterson joins us in the Shedquarters and gives us insights into how to win on the biggest stage.A former Sunset Winner and Eddie Aikau Podium Finisher, Antman knows a thing or two about the heavy water on the islands.WSL 2025 is live, bring it on!Save Smiths Beach Legends!https://savesmithsbeach.org/

Do you remember the Millenium? Me neither, it was a big one, point is it was 25 years ago!Anyway, Tbone, Namu & Adzy get the band back together and go through highlights of 2024 and what to check in 2025.We do "Cut or Qualify" for the new CT Surfers and of course, the Clive Palmer Cup and SteveO Salute.Bring it on Flegends!

In this episode, we once again sit down with Simon Zuvich, a passionate surfer and educator, to explore his unique journey and the powerful work he’s doing in the community. Beyond the waves, he dedicates his time to educating children about Australia’s Indigenous culture, fostering a deeper appreciation for the traditions and stories of the country’s First Nations people. Last year Zuva faced a significant challenge when he broke his leg while surfing. In our conversation, he shares the story of his injury, the lessons he’s learned about resilience and healing, and how this experience has only strengthened his connection to the ocean. Despite his setback, Simon remains optimistic and focused on the future. He talks about his plans to expand his educational outreach, continue advocating for cultural awareness, and return to the sport he loves once he’s fully recovered. This episode is a powerful reminder of the importance of overcoming adversity, celebrating cultural diversity, and staying connected to the things that bring us purpose and joy. Tune in to be inspired by Simon’s story and learn how you can support efforts to promote cultural awareness and resilience in your own community.