00:00:00Intro
00:03:25Olympic News
00:15:02Seas the Day
00:19:15TC Alfred
00:22:58Fresh Edits
00:27:40Lucy Small on Ceibo and Noosa Fest
00:45:02QS Update
00:49:24Portugal CT Wrap
01:09:03Voices and Influence in Surfing
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For those who follow our Instagram, you may have seen or engaged with a conversation we started relating to a comment from the booth at the recently wrapped Portugal CT. It wasn't necessarily an offensive comment - it was intended as a huge compliment - but it tapped into a theme we brought up on our collab episode with The Lineup regarding how performance is viewed between genders.
This episode we recap the ensuing discussion and continue it, especially in light of the fact that the event ran for the third year in a row with no women hired to commentate in the booth. Of course we also talk through the event itself, including Gabriela Bryan's increasing stature on Tour and Caroline Marks' big win.
We also chat with Lucy Small about her new surf film Ceibo, as well as Noosa Fest, and round-up all the other noteworthy news in women's surfing for the month of March.
Go Deeper
Buy Tickets: Ceibo Surf Film Premieres
Register: Seas the Day
Watch: Lilliana Bowery - Short and Sweet, Lakey Peterson - Making Waves, Coco Cairns - Rose Red Raw Rice, Leihani Zoric - Leihani is Here, Sophie Fletcher Designs
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
03:25 - Olympics News
15:02 - Seas the Day
19:15 - TC Alfred
22:58 - Fresh Edits
27:40 - Lucy Small on Ceibo and Noosa Fest
45:02 - QS Update
49:24 - Portugal CT Wrap
1:09:03 - Voices and Influence in Surfing
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