Paddlecast
On Paddlecast, hosts Betsy and Billy interview paddlers who are pushing the limits of paddlesports. The podcast covers SUP racing, canoe and kayak racing, including marathon, sprint, and ultra distance racing. Originally started by SUP Racer founder Chris Parker, it is now produced by Paddler Media, providing independent media coverage for the paddling community.
Episodes
Marathon Euros Recap with Ivan Lawler: Who will end this age of the on-and-on'ers?
In temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Farenheit), the best marathon canoe paddlers in Europe battled for the titles of European Champion. Ivan Lawler spent the weekend watching every race and commentating for the Paddle Europe live stream. Betsy joined in commentary for three of those days. But there was still more to talk about off-air.The two most exciting races of the weekend,
European Champions Anna Sletsjøe and James Russell Preview the 2026 Marathon Euros
Reigning European Champions Anna Sletsjøe and James “Jimbo” Russell have just a few short days before they have to face the best in Europe to defend their 2025 titles. The 2026 European Marathon Championships start on Wednesday 24th June and continue until Sunday 28th June in Pitesti, Romania on the Pitesti-Bascov course.Anna and James revisit the races they won this time last year to earn their t
Race Preview: The General Clinton Canoe Regatta 70 miler with marathon canoe racer Rebecca Davis
70 miles from Cooperstown to Bainbridge in upstate New York, the General Clinton Canoe Regatta is the first race in the annual Triple Crown of Canoe Racing. On this special episode of Paddlecast, Rebecca Davis joins Betsy to talk about marathon canoe racing versus marathon canoe racing, and who are the top contenders to win this year’s Clinton on Sunday May 24th.Betsy will be live streaming the Ge
The biggest marathon race in the world: Estonia's Vohandu Marathon, with Team Tetsmann-Baum
The world’s biggest marathon race is in Estonia, and it’s only been around for 20 years.The Võhandu Marathon starts on Lake Tamula in the city of Võru, and follows the Võhandu River for 100 kilometres to the Võõpsu boat harbor in Põlvamaa. 1,341 boats started the race in 2025, the largest participation yet. The types of paddlers tackling the Võhandu run the gamut from those who’ve never held a pad
Devizes to Westminster 2026 Race Recap & Podium Chats
"The canoeist's Everest." "The hardest thing I've ever done." "I can do anything now". There's a million ways to describe the feeling of walking up the steps at Westminster Bridge having completed 125 miles of paddling. But every paddler who's done it knows the same feeling. On Easter Sunday, more than 80 intrepid paddlers experienced the feeling of fi
Who’s going to win DW 2026? The Devizes to Westminster race preview episode
125 miles (200 km) from a small town in the countryside to the centre of one of the biggest cities in the world. DW 2026 is finally here!The competition will be fierce, with returners and newly formed crews fighting hard for the win. In the race for the overall win, a Top 5 crews have become clear in recent weeks, with an outside chance for a 6th crew.Billy Butler / Jon O'Grady finished 2nd in
Dusi River Canoe Marathon Preview with 8x Dusi medallist Christie Mackenzie & Saskia Hockly, top contenders to win the women's race
*Note - there are a few moments of small audio issues in this episode due to technical/internet issues while recording, but it should still be listenable. Please bear with us and thanks for your patience.It's the most famous canoe race in Africa, and one of the most famous races in the world -- so much so that there's a whole film about it, "Beyond the River."The Dusi River Canoe
How to be fast and win medals with Olympic coach Ekaitz Saies
2024 brought some of the highest highs and lowest lows for Britain’s international sprint kayak racing programme. The high: it was Team GB’s most successful Paralympics ever with a record 8 medals. The low: for the first time ever, not a single GB athlete qualified to race canoe sprint at the Paris Olympics.So in January 2025, Paddle UK brought on Ekaitz Saies. Ekaitz raced internationally for Spa
Is this really the toughest race in the world? Special episode with SUP record-breaker John Knippers
NOTE: This was recorded in July 2024 before certain equipment upgrades and the audio quality isn’t great, thanks for bearing with us."The toughest canoe race in the world". That's how the Texas Water Safari bills itself. So if it’s the toughest race in a canoe, how much harder is it on a stand up paddleboard?SUP ultra paddler John Knippers decided to find out for himself. And in doin
Paddler of the Year Awards & 2025 Wrap-Up
It's time to look back on 2025 in paddling. Across disciplines, paddlers from around the world have stepped up to make huge gains on the water, hit new personal bests, shock the world by demolishing their competitors, and accomplish feats that seemed impossible.On Season 1 of Paddlecast, Betsy and Billy have been blown away by what paddlers have achieved this year, often exceeding all expectat
Race Week preview, Para paddling possibilities with Jon White, & Reunion WC recap with Rosie Edwards
For many paddlers in the northern hemisphere, it’s that time of the season to put your head down, hats and pogies on, and just focus on strength and mileage. But in warmer climes, the racing is heating up. Today, Paddlecast heads to Hong Kong, Australia, and Reunion to catch up on 20 Beaches, Mox the Dragon Run, and the ICF World Cup in Reunion.Jon White joins Billy and Betsy to talk about his cur
Michael Booth recaps the SUP World Champs, plus a 100 mile surfski race
The ICF Stand Up Paddleboarding World Championships in Abu Dhabi last weekend featured record-breaking performances, first time world champions, and shocking upsets.Paddling icon and multiple SUP World Champion Michael Booth, of Booth Training and Boothcast, joins Paddlecast to talk all about the racing. Boothy, SUP Racer’s 2019 #1 man in the world rankings, flew to Abu Dhabi to race the long dist
What happened on the water in Durban? World Champions reveal what happened between the shore breaks
Durban was everything we dreamed of and more. Billy and Betsy dive into: what was going on with that shore break? Who handled it well, should the course run through such an intense shorey, and how viral did those videos go?But more importantly, what was going through the minds of some of the top paddlers when they were on the water? It was a long course of 34km in less wind what many paddlers hope
The Durban Preview: Top contenders to win surfski world championships, with reigning world champ Kira Bester
It’s a double episode for Durban: Billy and Betsy make their predictions for who are the best candidates to win this year’s Canoe Ocean Racing World Championships in Durban, South Africa. And then reigning surfski world champion Kira Bester joins the conversation to talk about the conditions in Durban, two possible courses, and who she thinks could win.The ICF Canoe Ocean Racing World Championship
How to Race the Liffey Descent with Jenny Egan-Simmons, 10x Liffey winner and 20x world medallist
Ireland's most decorated paddler, Jenny Egan-Simmons, joins Paddlecast to talk everything Liffey.The Liffey Descent is one of the world’s longest running paddling races and the most iconic race in Ireland. Paddlers from Ireland, the UK, Europe, South Africa, and around the world flock to Dublin to race 30 kilometres, 1 portage, and 10 weirs. Notable former winners include reigning marathon wor
Thames 200 Recap, Nith Descent Preview, Breede River Recap, & new ski records; feat. Kenny Rice
The Thames 200 Ultra may only be in its second year, but it’s already one of the fastest growing ultra paddling races in the world. 2025’s race drew some of the UK’s best marathon talent and offered exciting action all the way to the end with finishing times just minutes apart over 200 km for both the relay race and the non-stop solo race.Billy and Betsy recap the Chelmsford vs. Richmond relay bat
Győr 2025: Which race was the most exciting? The best races, stand-out paddlers, and event reflections
Billy and Betsy were both on the ground in Győr, Hungary for the 2025 World Championships which treated fans to thrilling races, surprising upsets, and tactical genius.First up: the most exciting races. As incredible as it is to see one paddler dominate a race from start to finish, or see a crew that hasn’t lost a world title in years earn one more to keep up their streak… The best races have unex
Marathon World Championships Preview: Top contenders for "world champion 2025" in Gyor
For a record 4th time, in the “City of Rivers”, Canoe Marathon World Championships starts in Gyor, Hungary this week. The best of the best will battle for “World Champion 2025” titles on the Danube itself to roaring crowds of local fans.In this episode, Billy and Betsy preview the racing in depth. They start by examining the course, how it's changed since the last time Gyor hosted marathon wor
Thames 200 Ultra Race Preview: Top Contenders & Racer Interviews
The Thames 200 Ultra, one of the most accessible and action-packed ultra paddling races in the world, starts Saturday. After its inaugural year in 2024, this year has more paddlers, more relay teams, and tighter racing!Betsy and Billy preview this epic race in full – what makes it unique, why so many top end marathon paddlers are racing, who the most likely category winners are, and where to expec
Sella Descent winners in their own words, T200 and more news, ft. Walter Bouzan, Matt Fenn, Tania Alvarez
It might be the most iconic marathon race in the world. The Sella Descent starts with hundreds of boats on the beach while paddles, held by paddlers, are locked into a cage not dissimilar to the starting gate at a horse race. As soon as hundreds of thousands of spectators finish singing the Asturian anthem, the gates open, and racers break loose.Easily the biggest event of the year for Asturians a
The World Games Recap: Intense battles with success for Andersson and Pedersen; featuring Melina Andersson, Hamish Lovemore, and Kitty Schiphorst in their own words
In the Paddlecast preview episode last week, Billy and Betsy predicted epic battles at the World Games marathon kayak racing in Chengdu, China. The event, considered the Olympics of non-Olympic sports, delivered. And even better, some of the champions themselves join this episode to reveal the pivotal moments in their own races.Both the men’s and women’s races quickly went from large packs to simp
The World Games Marathon Canoe Race Preview
Once every four years, twenty countries send their fastest marathon kayaker to battle for the World Games title. Quirky yet prestigious, the World Games offers an Olympics-style event for non-Olympic sports. In the Canoe category, the World Games will also feature Canoe Polo and Dragonboat.Chengdu 2025 in China is only the second time that marathon canoe has featured as a full event (rather than i
Weekly News: New GB circ record, Gorge recap, Jr & U23 sprint worlds, UK marathon nationals race report, Sella preview, and more
It’s official! Sebastian Szubski completed his circumnavigation of Britain in a record-breaking 37 days. Betsy talks about what she learned from Sebastian and his crew at his finish in Scotland, and Billy contextualises Sebastian’s record in the bigger history of Round Britain records. They consider where the record should go from here.At the Gorge, it was an epic showdown between 2024 defending c
Weekly News (Live): Circumnavigation final days, Yukon 1000, MR340
This week's news episode of Paddlecast aired LIVE on YouTube and Facebook.Sebastian Szubski is in the final few days of his circumnavigation of Britain, and he could either beat the 40 day record by several days or it could come down to the wire. It all depends on the next 48 hours. Billy and Betsy give their analysis and predictions on when he'll finish. And you can make your own predicti
Weekly News: Berg Marathon, Junior/U23 Sprint Euros, Sebastian GB record update, Korea APP, Valladolid & Sanabria K4, Yukon 1000 Preview
As Sebastian Szubski rounded Land’s End this week, Billy finally became convinced that the 40 day record was going to fall. It’s been as tight as anything between Sebastian’s progress and Dougal’s 40 day record up to this point, but there shouldn’t be much left that can stop Sebastian now.The biggest moment of Sebastian’s progress last week was his 100km+ crossing of Lyme Bay. Billy and Betsy were
Weekly News: GB circ, Namur/Graz/O2Y, UK surfski nationals, Yukon, Junior sprint euros
Sebastian Szubski has passed the halfway mark on his circumnavigation of Britain, and he’s neck and neck with Dougal Glaisher’s 2023 record of 40 days. He’s ticking off the kilometres like he eats them for breakfast. For any day where he faces a slowdown due to weather, he makes up for it with two 100km+ days. 12-14 hour days in the boat are standard fare for Sebastian these days, with his longest
Weekly News: Sprint Euros in Review, Round Britain update, Euro Tour SUP, Crossing for CF, Berg River Marathon & Yukon
Last weekend, new European champions were crowned at the Sprint Canoe & Paracanoe European Championships in Racice. Conditions were hot and flat, and many paddlers were rewarded with new European Best Times.Some results were to be expected (Dorota Borowska of Poland successfully defended her C1 200m title from 2024; Gabriele Casadei / Carlo Tacchini of Italy won the men’s C2 500m; Anna Pulawsk
Paolo Marconi, SUP ultra racer, on “Racing the Quit Monkey”, motivation & mental strength
Paolo Marconi is one of the “original” stand up paddleboard racers. The first year he raced internationally, 2011, was the year that SUP Racer was founded. That’s fourteen years of top level SUP racing. So when it comes to talking about what it means to be a stand up paddleboard racer, there’s not many who can compete with Paolo.But in “Racing the Quit Monkey”, Paolo shares a journey that has been
Weekly News: Sebastian Szubski round Britain record attempt & interview, SA marathon, Ultras (TWS, Loire 725, Eliminator), USA SUP, Nordhausen, & Sprint Euros Preview
This week’s news starts with an update on how Sebastian Szubski is doing 5 days into his attempt to break the record for fastest circumnavigation of Britain by kayak. As Betsy and Billy were recording, Sebastian was out on the water for a 105 kilometre crossing of the Moray Firth from Wick to Fraserburgh.Not only does this crossing give him a huge boost in time and distance on the circumnavigation
Weekly News: Recapping European Marathon Champs, Wildwater Euros, GB SUP Nationals, previewing new “Eliminator” format and a major record attempt
Starting with last week and weekend’s European Marathon Canoe Championships in Ponte de Lima, Portugal, Billy and Betsy review the best of the racing. They answer the questions:→ Which races were the most competitive?→ Which races were the best to watch?→ Who out-performed their expectations?→ Which athletes should you be watching for podium potential going into the World Games and World Champions
Weekly News: Preview of European marathon champs & wildwater racing this weekend, plus recap of Lake Rocks paddleboard racing
This weekend is stacked with two European paddling championships: Marathon Canoe Racing in Ponte de Lima Portugal, and Wildwater Canoe Racing in Mazzana Italy. So there’s a lot to talk about.The level of competition at the European marathon champs will rival that of the upcoming World Games later this year, and will feature some of the biggest names and rivalries in the sport. Several of the podiu
Weekly News: Molokai recap, Poznan World Cup #2, Barcelona SUP fest & Lake Rocks preview
The attendance may have been low at this year’s surfski Molokai (Kaiwi Channel Crossing), but the speeds were high. Danielle Mackenzie Richards of New Zealand broke the women’s record, and local paddler Pat Dolan fought an incredibly close race with four-time Molokai winner Cory Hill (AUS) to break the men’s race record.At the Canoe Sprint World Cup in Poznan, several athletes who’ve previously fo
World Champion surfski paddler Kira Bester talks training, racing, and her potential Olympic future…
Kira Bester is on fire. After winning the Surfski World Championships in Madeira in 2024, she’s gone on to win every major race of 2025 so far: South African national championships, Freedom Paddle, and Eurochallenge. And she’s only 23.On Paddlecast, Kira shares exactly what it’s like to train at a world champion level, her current goals (including a potential Olympic campaign!), which of her paddl
Special Segment: Debating the Planet Canoe Paywall
Sprint paddling content creator and influencer Philip Bryde joins Paddlecast to talk about his viral video calling out the ICF for paywalling their live streams. Last weekend, paddling fans from around the world searched for how to watch the first Sprint Canoe World Cup of the year live and found that they’d have to pay £9.99 for a channel membership on YouTube. This has been a hot issue in the pa
Weekly News: SUP racing rivalries in Santa Pola & sprint canoe World Cup #1 in Szeged
In the northern hemisphere, spring is starting to turn into summer, and the racing is really heating up now! Billy and Betsy start with a SUP racing recap from the World SUP Festival Costa Blanca in Santa Pola last weekend.Shuri “Shrimpy” Araki from Japan smashed through an incredibly strong men’s field yet again to win both the distance and technical races. After dominating early races where some
Weekly Paddling News: Dordogne & the biggest six weeks SUP racing has seen
Catching up on news, today’s episode is shorter but jam-packed with news from marathon kayaking/canoe and stand up paddleboard racing. Billy and Betsy start with the Dordogne Integrale, one of the biggest ultra paddling races of the year where the first two K1 finishers were separated by only 1 second after more than 8 hours of paddling. They take a quick look at the GB marathon selection race res
Europe's growing power in surfski racing, and Paddlecast LIVE at Exe Bay
Billy and Betsy recap the last few major surfski races and share their live interviews from the ocean racing Exe Bay event in Exmouth, UK.Billy shares a race report on South African Surfski Nationals (solo) including the conditions and strategies in play. It wasn’t the classic downwind, Miller’s Run, that racers dreamt of. Instead fog on the water led to a change in course and perhaps an advantage
Podium Chats: Exclusive interviews with the Devizes to Westminster 2025 Top 3
To wrap up Paddlecast’s coverage of the 125 mile ultra paddling Devizes to Westminster race which was the most competitive year in recent memory, Billy and Betsy sit down with each of the crews who made the podium in the senior doubles race. Each crew shares the highs and lows of their race with surprisingly honest answers. As close as Billy and Betsy were to the race (Billy was racing and Betsy l
The Devizes to Westminster Recap Episode
It was the most competitive DW in recent memory. At the first checkpoint, the first eight crews were within 8 minutes of each other. As the race wore on, half of those crews dropped off or dropped out. But the four crews remained within the same 8 minute gap. At Teddington, the top three had earned separation, but their order had completely flipped. The gap across all three was only two and half m
The first SUP to attempt Devizes to Westminster: Emily King
Longtime SUP racer Emily King joins Paddlecast to talk about why she's signed up to be one of the first stand up paddleboarders to race the Devizes to Westminster this weekend. In its more than seven decades of history, 2025 is the first year the DW has allowed SUPs to race. Emily, along with Paddy McCormack, will be one of the "SUP Pioneers". She'll paddle nearly 125 miles from
The DW Race Preview Episode
It’s here. We couldn’t wait until Monday to drop this one: the Paddlecast Preview of Devizes to Westminster 2025. DW is England’s most iconic race that runs every Easter Weekend and finishes in central London in front of Parliament. 125 miles, 77 portages, from Saturday starts all the way through the night until Sunday morning.If you’ve been following Paddle Daily’s coverage of the Waterside and T
Paddling news you need to know: the 2025 season is ramping up
Paddlecast may be on a bi-weekly schedule, but with a plethora of paddling news from around the world, a fresh episode was a must. Billy and Betsy cover recent and upcoming races from their unique features (“the washing machine” and possibly the smoothest portage in Europe) to top contenders for national championships and World Games to the new European SUP League that starts in just a few weeks.
Trailer: Paddlecast is back!
Welcome to the new Paddlecast, hosted by Betsy and Billy.
Paddlecast is back: introductions & paddling news from around the world
In the first episode of Paddlecast since 2020, new co-hosts Betsy and Billy introduce themselves and share paddling news from around the world. The new Paddlecast will continue to cover stand up paddleboard racing as part of the core mission of SUP Racer, but will also cover canoe and kayak racing including marathon canoe and surfski. Betsy and Billy have a Venn diagram of paddling enthusiasms tha
Paddlecast #034 - Nadia & Nico Schenk (Epic Lap of Australia)
Nadia & Nico Schenk are traveling all the way around the coast of Australia in their motorhome, and just to make a little more interesting, Nico is paddling/running/riding the entire way. Yes, all 16,000km of it (that's 10,000 miles...). Follow @australia.epic.lap on Instagram for more
Paddlecast #033 - Jim Terrell and Dane DeBoer
Jim Terrell is a four-time Olympian and the founder of Quickblade Paddles. We had a great chat about everything from building canoes to competing in the Olympics, the birth of QB and working with guys like Dave Kalama and Laird Hamilton in the earliest days of the sport. We were also joined by Jimmy's good friend and one of the original SoCal paddlers, Dane DeBoer, to chat about the first-ever Bat
Paddlecast #032 - Andrey Kraytor
Andrey Kraytor is an Olympic athlete who competed in sprint canoe at the 2016 Games and now coaches the Chinese national team. He's also a total bad-ass on a SUP, almost winning the gold medal against Connor Baxter at the ICF Worlds last year. We had a great chat about the realities of becoming an Olympic athlete (the good, the bad and the ugly) plus the cross-over between canoeing and stand up pa
Paddlecast #031 - Dave Kalama
Dave Kalama talks foiling, philosophy and the zen of the ocean. It's always a pleasure to catch up with the innovative, insightful and very entertaining master of the sea. Follow @davekalama on Insta
Paddlecast #030 - Tommy Buday Jr.
Tamas (or just "Tommy") Buday Jr. is a three-time Olympian from Canada via Hungary. We had a great chat today about the Olympics, canoe racing and his first memories of pretending to paddle in the bathtub ### If you're enjoying these "quarantine editions" of Paddlecast then I invite you to join 'Club SUP Racer' on Patreon, which supports the creative work I do including these daily podcasts. There
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Paddlecast #029 - MacRae Wylde
MacRae Wylde joins me from Hood River, Oregon to chat about paddling, foiling, teaching his daughter Fiona how to windsurf, the legacy of the late/great Steve Gates, and the epic playground that is the Columbia River Gorge. MacRae isn't just a good paddler, he's a great sculptor -- check out his latest work on insta @macraewylde
Paddlecast #028 - Ben Tardrew
Ben Tardrew is the chief designer at ONE Ocean Sports and the man responsible for the magic "rocket ship" race board. He's also a gun paddler in his own right and spends a lot of time riding and innovating foils. Follow @oneoceansports and @bentardrew80 on Insta
Paddlecast #027 - Nicola Masci (Italy)
I caught up with my good friend Nicola “Nico” Masci from Italy to chat about living in isolation, craving the ocean and a renewed appreciation of paddling. We also reminisce about the rollercoaster of emotion that is the SUP11 City Tour — Nico joined me in Holland last year where we both tried out the new “rocket ship” race board from ONE. Follow @nicolamasci and @onesupitaly on Insta...
Paddlecast #026 - Fernando Stalla
Fernando Stalla is a master of the ocean who has competed at the highest level in SUP racing and surfing for years, and who is now enjoying his isolation days spearfishing and living the Tahitian life with his wife and daughter. It was great to catch up with an old friend and talk about travel, children and the desire to have more fun on the water // follow @fernandostalla for a glimpse of the isl
Paddlecast #025 - "Storytime with SUP Racer" part 1: How, when and *why* SUP Racer began...
Take a trip down memory lane to 2011 and hear the story of how/why SUP Racer began. Hope you enjoy this little throwback -- your regularly scheduled "Paddlecast" episodes will return tomorrow ;-)
Paddlecast #024 - Vinnicius Martins
Vinnicius "Vinni" Martins joins us from Búzios to chat travel, Team Brazil and his lifelong love of the ocean (...and gardening). Vinni is one of the hardest-working and most-positive paddlers you'll ever meet. His energy is contagious. He's also a damn fine athlete, having won an ISA gold and Pan-Am silver medal in season 2019. Go follow Vinni on Instagram (@vinmartins) to keep up with his advent
Paddlecast #023 - Susak Molinero & Paolo Marconi
Two of Europe's finest paddlers (and two of its finest people), Susak and Paolo, join us from their island isolation to chat racing vs relationships, running an ultra and looking forward to the day we can all meet up on the water again
Paddlecast #022 - Daniel Hasulyo
I caught up with Daniel Hasulyo to chat about the allure of the 11 Cities, SUP11x, competing against his brother and being "stuck" in isolation paradise. Daniel and his brother Bruno are two of the finest athletes in paddling, and it's always a pleasure to hear their thoughts on the sport and life in general.
Paddlecast #021 - Bob Margetts
I was joined in the studio by local legend Bob Margetts, a paddling fanatic and all-round inspirational guy. It was a pleasure to chat with Bob about how paddling has changed his life and share his enthusiasm for the ocean.
Paddlecast #020 - Kenny Kaneko
My guest today is a great paddler and an all-round great guy, and he's someone I have a great deal of respect for. Kenny Kaneko is Japan's long-time number one, but he's also a fantastic ambassador for paddling in general. We chatted about his love of Molokai, outrigger and his original plan to become a pro football player. Kenny also shared his thoughts on the power of paddling, the future of the
Paddlecast #019 - Bart de Zwart
"King of the Ultras" Bart de Zwart joins us from Maui to preview tomorrow's Midnight Sun watch party and chat about the raw attraction of paddling the Yukon River. Join us tomorrow for a special screening of our Yukon River Quest documentary with bonus commentary from Bart and I. We'll be live-streaming "Chased by the Midnight Sun" on the SUP Racer Facebook page and adding our comments/stories as
Paddlecast #018 - Casper Steinfath
Casper Steinfath joins us from his isolated hometown of Klitmøller, Denmark (aka Cold Hawaii) to chat about hitting pause, crossing oceans and the excitement of marble racing. We also discuss Viking’s new gardening live show that’ll be hitting your screens soon 😜 // Oh and make sure you go to RedBull.tv to watch his epic film “Skagerrak” about paddling from Denmark to Norway...
Paddlecast #017 - Seychelle
Seychelle is a Paddle Monster coach, the reigning APP world champion and current world number two on the SUP Racer World Rankings. She's also won the famous SUP11 City Tour three times, including a very emotional come-from-behind victory in 2018, which we chat about on today's episode. The Floridian has been more active most during this coronavirus downtime -- we joked that she's busier than ever
Paddlecast #016 - Larry Cain
Master coach Larry Cain talks quarantine, training and the "zen" of cold-water paddling. We also watch some classic footage from Larry's gold medal-winning canoe race at the '84 Olympics.
Larry is the co-founder and head coach of Paddle Monster -- join today on paddlemonster.com if you want to step up your paddle game, and follow the Paddle Monster Facebook page for free daily live shows ✌️
Paddlecast #015 - Fiona Wylde
Fiona Wylde joins us from Hood River, Oregon, to chat downtime, downwinding and living the dream. Are you enjoying the show? The SUP Racer podcast is now a DAILY SHOW -- I'll be doing a new episode of Paddlecast every single day for as long as we're all stuck indoors. That's my commitment to you and my way of giving back to the SUP community ✌️
Paddlecast #014 - Connor Baxter
Connor Baxter joins us from Maui to chat fatherhood, Fortnite and what the future holds for the greatest paddler of all time.
Paddlecast "Quarantine Edition" is now a DAILY SHOW -- listen and subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and WATCH every episode on YouTube. I'm also inviting you to join 'Club SUP Racer' next week -- a special "Insider's Club" where you can pay a few bucks a month to suppo
Paddlecast #013 - The ONE Review (12 Towers)
Welcome to SUP Racer’s new weekly recap show, The ONE Review. Paul Jackson from ONE Ocean Sports joins us in the studio to recap the big 12 Towers Ocean Festival. Young guns, grassroots and some good times on the Gold Coast.
Paddlecast #012 - James Casey
It was a pleasure to have James "Jimmy" Casey in the SUP Racer podcast studio today. We're getting ready for the big 12 Towers Ocean Festival this weekend, and there aren't many paddlers on this planet who've mastered the ocean as well as Jimmy has. The humble Aussie is the reigning Molokai-2-Oahu champion -- an emotional victory that he dedicated to his cancer-battling father -- not to mention on
Paddlecast #011 - January recap with Jacko and Jimmy
Paul Jackson from ONE joins me in the studio for a look back at the month in SUP. We talk GlaGla, Iron X and upsets in Florida. We're also joined via phone by James "Jimmy" Casey who just completed a 100km foil challenge for charity.
Paddlecast #010 - Noic Garioud
17-year-old superstar Noic Garioud talks travel, training and why he refused to try SUP in the early days. Plus: What it's like to compete against Titou, Boothy, Connor and the rest of the world's best...
Paddlecast #009 - Travis Grant
Ocean legend Travis Grant talks Molokai, motivation and if he'll ever race again...
Paddlecast #008 - Jackson Maynard
Jackson Maynard is a professional Ironman, part-time SUP racer and all-round legend from the Gold Coast of Australia who's had to overcome some extraordinary setbacks in becoming a world-class athlete
Paddlecast #007 - Dave Kalama
Ocean legend Dave Kalama joined us live from Maui to chat foil addiction and the future of the sport. Hear stories from the early days of foiling, the zen art of wave riding and why Dave feels like a little kid when he goes surfing
Paddlecast #006 - Mike Jucker (@standupmagazin)
Mike Jucker from Stand Up Magazin – one of the oldest and most respected outlets in the SUP media world – joins us to chat “Chaos of Champions,” world titles and the future of the sport. Give Mike a follow on Instagram (@standupmagazin) and help him celebrate 10 years.
Paddlecast #005 - World Rankings analysis with Paul Jackson
I sat down with Paul "Jacko" Jackson from ONE to debate the new-look SUP Racer World Rankings. We take a look at each of the top 10 athletes and predict who might be on the rise in season 2020...
Paddlecast #004 - Paul "Jacko" Jackson
Welcome back to Paddlecast!
My guest today is one of the most experienced (and opinionated) paddlers on the planet. Over the past 15 years, Paul "Jacko" Jackson been a pro kiter, paddler, foiler, team manager, retail store owner and now co-founder of a board brand: ONE Ocean Sports, which is producing some of the most innovative race boards in the world.
In this episode, we had a good chat a
Paddlecast #003 - Angie Jackson
I sat down with veteran athlete and co-founder of the 'ONE' brand, Angie Jackson, to chat about her recovery from injury, her crazy first race, the special collaboration between SUP Racer and ONE ...and what really gets said on the water ;-)
Paddlecast #002 - Bart de Zwart (The Yukon Episode)
I’m very excited to share the second episode of Paddlecast with you because it features my new favourite race – The Yukon River Quest – as well as a guy I’ve got the world of respect for, Bart de Zwart.
I sat down with the four-time Yukon champion and king of endurance paddling in Canada six weeks ago to record this conversation. We went into great detail (sometimes too much detail) to describe th
Paddlecast #001 - Casper Steinfath
The very first episode of Paddlecast! Thanks to Casper Steinfath for having a chat with us (twice) in Denmark. We talked about his new film "Skagerrak" plus our thoughts on the future of the sport and his love/hate affair with racing.
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