In Episode 20 of Still Noise I have a chat with filmmaker and director, Andrew Kaineder.

Andrew Kaineder is an award-winning filmmaker and photographer known for his powerful storytelling and cinematic take on surfing and nature. His projects like Beyond the Noise and the Derek Hynd series have earned him major recognition, including winning 'Nikon Surf Video Of The Year' in 2020. He’s also teamed up on numerous films with professional surfer and previous guest, Russell Bierke, capturing some of the most intense and beautifully shot big wave sessions in over the past few years. Aside from surf cinematography we also discuss Andrew's passion for the environment, his involvement in filming and directing multiple wildlife documentaries, fatherhood, upcoming projects and a multitude of other topics.

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In Episode 19 of Still Noise I'm joined by professional surfer, Eithan Osborne.

Eithan is known for his electric approach, creativity, and unpredictable energy in the water. He made history in 2018 taking the ‘Monster Air’ award in the inaugural Stab High event in Texas with a massive air that turned heads around the world, and in 2024 he won the entire Stab High event in Japan. Since then, Eithan has continued to push the limits of modern surfing and recently took another win, the Surf100; a progressive, performance-based surf contest showcasing raw, unfiltered surfing;  with the winner decided by viewers online. In this episode, we talk about his journey from growing up in California to traveling and filming with some of the best, what keeps his approach to surfing so raw and original, buying and renovating his first home and much more.

Grab a nice cold beverage of choice and get acquainted with professional surfer, Eithan Osborne.

***ATTENTION: Unfortunately I misinterpreted some important information, so the spoken introduction to this episode is incorrect. 

- Eithan won the award for the largest air at the first ever Stab High in Texas

- The entire event was won by previous guest Noa Deane. 

- In 2024 Eithan won Stab High Japan. 

Sorry for any confusion.

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In episode 18 of Still Noise I welcome professional photographer, Ryan Pernofski.

Ryan Pernofski is an Australian ocean photographer and visual storyteller, best known for his striking imagery that captures the raw beauty of waves and coastal landscapes. Based on the NSW South Coast, Ryan has built a global following through his unique ability to blend art, surf culture, and nature in his work. His photography reflects a deep connection to the ocean, offering both intimate details and powerful seascapes. In this episode, we talk about photography as a profession, building and running a business, and how Ryan balances creativity, fatherhood, and family life.

Turn the volume up, sit back, and dive into the world of the talented Ryan Pernofski.

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In Episode 17 of Still Noise I catch up with professional surfer and good friend Noa Deane.

Noa is one of the world’s most progressive and fearless free surfers, celebrated for his explosive style, gravity-defying aerials, and untamed approach to some of the planet’s most formidable waves. Recognised from a young age for his talent in competition, Noa soon carved out his own path, shifting his focus to free surfing and redefining what’s possible on a board. Away from the ocean, he pours that same raw energy into music as the founder of his band Blistar. In this episode, Noa shares stories of growing up as the son of legendary surfer and shaper Wayne Deane, life as a ‘horse-dad,’ wild travel tales, his engagement, and plenty more.

Grab a beer, turn up the volume and come join the chat with myself and freakishly talented mate, Noa Deane.

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Welcome to Episode 16, part 2 of my conversation with Teka Wilson.

Part 1 consisted mainly of stories from Teka's career as a bullfighter. Highlights, injuries, travels for work, the end of his career as a rodeo clown and much more. In part 2, we dive into the more sentimental and spiritual side of Teka. His experience of fatherhood; living in a household with a wife and two girls, the newest and youngest member of the family and the hardships and triumphs of becoming this special little girls legal guardian.  We also discuss in detail his travels to Papua New Guinea, Nepal and Mongolia, his love affair with music and the art of meditation. For the best listening experience I would suggest listening to part 1 of this conversation before commencing part 2.

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In Episode 16, Part 1, of Still Noise I have the honor of sharing some stories with Teka Wilson.

Teka was a professional bullfighter, who took his skills to arenas in the United States and Papua New Guinea. He was 13 time Australian Bullfighting Champion in 3 different associations, but it now safely retired from being a rodeo clown. Away from the ring, he is a dedicated husband and father, a talented musician, and a passionate world traveller. His story reflects both the grit and bravery of life as a bullfighter, and the creativity and warmth he brings to family, music, and adventure. Teka and I spoke for hours, so Episode 16 will be released in two parts. Part 1 we talk predominantly about early days and bull fighting and part 2, well, I guess you will have to wait and see... 

Pour a glass of fine liquor and prepare to be mind-blown by the legend that is Teka Wilson.

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In Episode 15 of Still Noise I have a beer and a yarn with award winning surf photographer, Ben Jackson.

Ben received the 2023 surf photo of the year award with a striking image, captured from in the water, of Darcy Piper who was a previous guest on this podcast. Balancing his photography with a full-time plumbing career, Bennys passion for capturing the raw energy of the ocean has been a driving force since his teenage years. Photography is not Ben's career but instead a passion powered by a deep love and desire to be immersed in the ocean when it's at its most powerful. During this episode we reminisce on some funny times together, discuss the importance of preserving a good mental wellbeing and share a few tales from travels in search of waves.

Crack yourself a cold beer and have a laugh with myself and good mate, Ben Jackson.

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In Episode 14 of Still Noise I am welcomed into the home of Author, Lesley Saddington.

Lesley Saddington is an Australian writer and mother who has shared a powerful and deeply personal story in memory of her son, Tony Carden — a passionate AIDS activist and proud member of the LGBTQI+ community. In her book I Don't Want to Talk About It, Lesley reflects on Tony’s life, his struggles, and his fearless fight for change during the height of the AIDS crisis. Apart from writing Lesley has lived an extraordinary life; living through the years of WW2 to travelling the world hiking and exploring, her time working as a horticulturist and her experience of great loss and grief. Lesley is 89 years of age and amidst a record breaking storm we sat in her living room, shared a bottle of red wine and she unravelled a lifetime worth of stories and wisdom.

Pour a glass of your favourite drink and prepare to be inspired by the incredible woman that is Lesley Saddington.

Disclaimer: This episode contains discussion of child sexual abuse and AIDS, which some listeners may find distressing.

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In Episode 13 of Still Noise I catch up with musician, Lucas Trevisan or better known as Lux Trevis.

Lucas is a Brazilian-born, Sydney-based multi-instrumentalist known for his vibrant fusion of psychedelic groove, funk, jazz, and Afro-Latin rhythms. Growing up in Brazil, Lucas was immersed in a rich musical culture which laid the foundation for his eclectic sound, which he describes as "psychedelic groove"—a blend of funk, jazz, and samba influences. Whether crafting solo work or collaborating with others, he brings a gentle intensity and layered richness that reflect both his cultural background and his deep connection to music as a form of expression. In our conversation we talk about times on the road as a travelling musician, growing up in Brazil, his transition to Australia and he also sneaks in a few instrumental solos along the way.

Turn up the volume, kick it back and get ready to meet to the musical prodigy, Lux Trevis.

Disclaimer: Severe language warning and drug use. May not be appropriate for young listeners

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In Episode 12 of Still Noise I have a conversation with artist, Taz Witkamp.

Taz is a passionate oil painter and environmental activist whose work is as bold as her beliefs. Known for capturing the rugged beauty of Australian landscapes, Taz uses her art to reflect a deep connection to nature. Beyond the canvas, she’s a dedicated advocate for the environment, often found at rallies and protests defending native forests and wildlife. Her creativity and conviction make her a powerful voice in both the art world and the environmental movement. Taz is known for her quiet kindness and peaceful presence, bringing a sense of calm and compassion to every space she enters. We discuss her journey as a painter, her continued battle agains climate change and much more.

Pour yourself a glass of red, get cosy and meet the amazing woman that is Taz Witkamp.

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