• Josie Prendergast: Tidal Transitions

  • Oct 20 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
  • Podcast

Josie Prendergast: Tidal Transitions

  • Summary

  • Longevity in any career begs for reinvention. With more than a decade at the pro surfing game, Josie Prendergast has been navigating new waters in her career - by taking the reins on her own storytelling.

    Born in Siargao and raised in both Australia and the Philippines, Josie is a standout surfer on any craft – from 10+ gliders to fishes – and she’s expert at nasal navigation on heavy logs.

    We caught up with Josie for her first podcast experience between surfs in Byron – where she talked us through finding early commercial success in the surf industry, finding belonging between two cultures, surviving the Philippines Supertyphoon of 2021 and aiding her community to rebuild after the disaster.

    Josie’s latest edit Expressions of Interest is out now. It’s a film she produced with local filmmaker Georde Grigor as a tribute to the simple pleasure of wave riding and the special moments shared with friends in the water.

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    Sound + Video Engineer: Ben J Alexander

    Theme song: Shannon Sol Carroll

    Additional music by Kai Mcgilvray + Ben J Alexander

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