This week on the channel +127K views this week

Work, family and local swells on NobodySurf's South Coast

Ben Maurice's independently made Bread and Butter follows New Zealand surfers across three years of filming.

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NobodySurf : Surfing Videos Story of October 13, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Bread and Butter | A film by Sink or Surface | South Coast surfing in New Zealand

Chasing waves has to fit around the rest of life in NobodySurf's most active film. Wellington filmmaker Ben Maurice's documentary follows South Coast surfers balancing work, family and the local swells, a fitting catch-up for a channel that posted nothing new this week.

"Bread and Butter | A film by Sink or Surface | South Coast surfing in New Zealand" features Sam Curtin, Bryce Wilson, Daniel McGoverin, Jack McDonald and Karson Burns. NobodySurf distributes Maurice's film with official rights; the description also credits it with Best Kiwi Film at the Aotearoa Surf Film Festival. It has reached about 61,000 views and is drawing the channel's strongest daily viewing.

The other active corner of the collection takes viewers to Mexico. "Prenda Mia - My Darling | Featuring Josie Prendergast @BillabongWomens #surfing" appears in two uploads, both drawing fresh views. The fuller description credits Georde Grigor and names Prendergast alongside Patty Ornelas, Coral Ricardez and Coral Cruz, giving this upload break a second coastline to explore.

NobodySurf added roughly 127,000 views across its existing collection, while subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. Among nearby sports channels, World Curling and The Overlap Cricket had larger viewing weeks, while The Gravity Lab had a smaller one. Here, the useful distinction is less about volume than the films available: South Coast surfing woven into everyday responsibilities, and a Mexican outing with a different group of surfers.

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