If you’re here for surf chaos, punk therapy, street-level truth, and Aussie counter-culture yarns that don’t get aired on glossy mainstream channels — welcome back to The Sunday SHITSHOW | Season 3 – Episode 8.

This is the ANZAC Day podcast edition, and it hits different. It’s loud in parts, heavy in others, and it’s got that classic SHITSHOW whiplash: laughs on the couch, surf talk, music picks, and then a proper heart-on-sleeve moment that punches you right in the chest.And yeah — if you watch the full episode, there’s a 20% discount code hidden in there. No skim-reading your way out of this one.

Shipsterns stories: the freight runs behind the big-wave madness

One of the best parts of this episode is having Steve Miller on the lounge — coffee shop fixture, local gig weapon, triathlon frother… and the bloke who used to freight surfboards down to shipsterns for big-wave chargers heading into the Tasmanian deep freeze. If you’ve ever froth-watched shipsterns bluff surfing, you already know the vibe: slabs, consequence, and a level of commitment that makes most “big swell” days on the mainland look like bath-time. But what people don’t talk about enough is the mission behind it — the logistics, the graft, and the crew who help get boards and bodies to the edge of the map. Steve’s yarns are that exact lane. Not influencer fluff. Real stories from the road, from the freight game, and from the era where getting gear to shipsterns wasn’t a “content plan” — it was just what had to happen.

Bells Beach surfing update: what’s been cracking in the surf world

Stu drops his surf rundown, and yep — bells beach surfing gets a run.Bells always brings the theatre, even when the conditions don’t play nice. You get the highlights, the reality check, and the classic “of course it pumped the day after” energy. Then it’s on to what’s next on tour — with the usual SHITSHOW honesty, because this isn’t a corporate recap show.