North Swell

By: John Pease
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  • The North Sea has an interesting surf scene, I'm hoping to document some bits and pieces of it, from the perspective of an involved outsider. You can get in touch with the show on northswellpodcast@gmail.com or on insta @northswellpodcast

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  • November Update

    November Update
    Nov 2 2024

    Well, it has been a long time since a North Swell update, and having bumped into some of you in the real world who asked after the podcast, I felt it was only right to provide what may be a final episode, but what is at least an episode. Enjoy this brief 15 min ramble!




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    16 mins
  • North Swell - Olympic Preview!

    North Swell - Olympic Preview!
    Jul 27 2024

    By far the most slap dash, thrown together, rambling and almost non sensical Olympic surfing preview. But really, what would you expect from North Swell? More Olympic stuff may or may not follow.


    Hope you get some good ones!


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    14 mins
  • Teenagebeard - Protest Songs and the Sewage Crisis

    Teenagebeard - Protest Songs and the Sewage Crisis
    Jun 15 2024

    On this episode I chat with Joe and Amy, who have written and recorded a protest song. We talk North Sea Surfing, the failures of the sewage crisis, and creative outlets for protest.

    Also a bit of surf news, as per.


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    41 mins

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