SUPfm The International Stand Up Paddle Board Podcast

We talk with guests about fitness, technique and any SUP subject geared to help and inspire across all skill and experience levels and give you what you need to get the most out of your stand-up paddleboard experience.We cover all disciplines from SUP adventure and SUP surfing to down-winding and we discuss issues affecting stand-up paddleboarders globally.Our mission is to help you get on your board more, move your paddling onto the next level and increase the physical and mental health benefits for everyone who has embraced this vibrant water-sport world-wide.If you have a story to tell, or would like to share your stoke then DM us on Instagram @supfmpodcast

SUPfm The International Stand Up Paddle Board Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Simon Hutchinson, with 141 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Simon Hutchinson hosts SUPfm The International Stand Up Paddle Board Podcast, a sports show with 141 episodes published.

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  Episode #138

  138 : 10th Anniversary Edition - Racing, Adventure & What Comes Next - With SUPjunkie

  Feb 23, 20261h 44mS8

  <p>What happens when the interviewer becomes the interviewee?</p><p>In this special anniversary episode, Sarah flips the format and sits down with Simon to reflect on 10 years of SUPfm — the conversations, lessons, and unexpected moments that have shaped the show.</p><p>Featuring clips from past guests including Michael Booth, Rylee Walker, Wallace J. Nichols, the SUP Vets and others, this episode explores the evolution of the podcast and SUP, the power of community, and what keeps people coming back to the water.</p><p>It’s a reflective, honest look at what the podcast has uncovered from elit...

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  Episode #137

  137: A Year on the Water - The SUPfm Podcast's 2025 Annual Review with Sarah Thornley

  Dec 15, 20251h 42mS8

  <p>It's been quite a year on the water. From thrilling race finishes to emotional farewells, this episode marks SUPfm’s review of 2025 with reflection, gratitude, and a look to the future.</p><p>Simon and Sarah “SUPJunkie” Thornley come together and are joined by familiar voices from across the paddling world, including British paddler Emily King, endurance powerhouse Tanja Ecker, SUP adventurer John McFazean, and an exclusive “on-the-ground” report direct from our reporter at Last Paddler Standing 2025.</p><p>We look back on the highs and the lows that defined the SUP year — including world championship triumphs and record-breaking ultras and t...

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  Episode #136

  136 : Into the Great Bear – Norm Hann’s Adventures on Canada’s Wild Coast

  Dec 8, 20251h 54mS8

  <p>What happens when you trade a safe and secure teaching career, for a life on the wild side.</p><p>We sit down with Norm Hann, Canadian expedition paddler, guide, and educator — known for his work in the Great Bear Rainforest and for pioneering multi-day SUP expeditions on Canada’s wild coast.</p><p>Norm shares his remarkable transformation from a classroom teacher in Ontario to a wilderness guide and advocate for the Great Bear Rainforest. From being adopted into the Raven Clan in Hartley Bay to shaping the early days of stand-up paddleboarding, Norm’s story is about courag...

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  Episode #135

  135: The SUPfm Podcast Book Club 2025 – With Dan Rubinstein

  Dec 1, 20251h 4mS8

  <p>Need some inspiration for your next paddling read — or a gift for the paddler in your life? The annual SUPfm Book Club brings together stories and reflections shaped by water, nature, and people who find meaning in both.</p><p>Simon is joined by returning journalist and author Dan Rubinstein, whose celebrated book Waterborne explores the transformative power of paddling, connection, and blue space.</p><p>In this episode, Simon and Dan reflect on a carefully chosen collection of books that explore our human relationship with water and nature. </p><p>From Tristan Gooley’s quiet lessons in observation, to J...

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  Episode #134

  134 : Paddling in the Land of Genghis Khan: An Expedition Down Mongolia’s Hidden Rivers

  Nov 24, 202553 minS8

  <p>What does it take to paddle through one of the world’s most remote landscapes — where eagles soar, nomads wave from the riverbank, and adventure begins the moment you leave the city?</p><p>In this episode, Simon reconnects with Matt Phillips (last heard from in our Amazon Adventure episode) to relive his latest expedition through Mongolia shared with Phil from Canoe Safaris New Zealand . </p><p>From river rapids and remote nomadic encounters to frozen mornings and bacon-fuelled lunches, Matt shares a raw, funny, and inspiring diary of what it means to chase wilderness in its truest form.</p><p...

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