A thrill, this episode, to feature the Australian goofyfooter and shaper Peter McCabe, one of the pioneers of surfing in Indonesia, including G-Land with his yoga queen pal Gez Lopez. McCabe also talks about the drug-running episode, moving a keg of pure Bolivian ether-washed coke that led to his imprisonment on a Pacific Island for a year and a half, that featured in the still never-released documentary Sea of Darkness.

Grajagan pioneer Peter McCabe on running kilos of Bolivian cocaine, raising hell into his sixties and being “bent over” by yoga queen Gerry Lopez!

Dirty Water is a one-hour hit of fruitless discourse where opinion is everything and facts rarely matter. Hosted by best-selling authors Chas Smith and Derek Rielly.

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Eighties superstar Gary "Kong" Elkerton on navigating life once the legend fades and real life stares back at you.

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Kelly Slater says no! And lists five sports he says are at the "cutting edge of human ability."

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Superstar of the eighties and early nineties, gay icon, Jodie Cooper on being attacked by a male mat rider at Lennox Head, the movie Girls Don't Surf, surfing big waves and life after fifty.

Surf star Jodie Cooper and her dreams of revenge after being attacked by a mat-rider

"Damien Hobgood acted like an animal. It was the most insane performance of talent and courage I’ve ever seen."

Grajagan pioneer Peter McCabe on running kilos of Bolivian cocaine, raising hell into his sixties and being “bent over” by yoga queen Gerry Lopez!

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