Podcast appearances and mentions of derek hynd

Patagonia and Roaring Journals Magazine Presents... ATS & Notes From the End of the World LIVE from the Byron Bay Community Centre. Marinate in the community spirit of the Rainbow Region as Dave Rastovich, Lauren Lindsay Hill and Derek Hynd join Smivvy & Deadly to celebrate the launch of Patagonia's world class print edition of the Roaring Journals available now in all Patagonia stores! Get it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's show Scott identifies the greatest surf prodigy since Slater, David reveals the most volatile and secret rivalry on Tour, then the boys map a potential JJF retirement party, and dissect Derek Hynd's recent Influencer Power Rankings. Plus Duke and Kooks! Enjoy!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We find Derek Hynd, former professional surfer, writer, and shaper, at The Pass in Byron Bay after an email back and forth, the only way he communicates these days. It's been a few years since we've seen him at the festival in 2018, and he graciously entertains our offer for some stories. Kevin was nervous still, and John is similarly entranced by Derek ability to tell stories. We're so thankful for this opportunity, and we hope you enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode revel in the day of the year at Cloudbreak and celebrate the unsung filmers who continue to evolve the medium, applaud Kelly for ditching Portugal to get super tubes, wink at Derek Hynd for opting for a surf mat, offer Noah Beschen an award, and hang on every word of Brink's design symposium in Costa Rica. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Billabong and Jai Glinderman's Surf Film's are Hard on Stab Premium Presents... A good old fashioned ATS rip in ep! Smiv and Deadly somehow keep their cool despite fin chops, cell phone fuckery, all out war over how Sunset Beach should be surfed, being alluded to as gossipers on the new series of Make or Break, the wrongful reporting of lifelong film projects, super yachts marooned on pristine Hawaiian surf breaks and Derek Hynd calling an end to all legrope use! The Mayans got it wrong in 2012. Doomsday has arrived in 2023!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's show, we chat with Jordan Rodin @jordanrodin coming all the way from Perth W.A. He tells us after returning to surfing from a 3-month injury,  Jordan forgot his fins at home but decided to surf anyway.  That decision changed his life forever.  He tells the story about getting a board from Derek Hynd and the stipulation was he had to pick up the board in J-Bay. Today you can find Jordan around the Perth area surfing and having fun doing Free-Friction surfing after work.   And did his friend Billy Cervi really make and release the movie Head In The Clouds without Jordan even knowing? Find out!!Music by Slippery SurfaSupport the show

Founded off the back of a skate ramp made from stolen ply, the Langland Board Riders is now one of the most dominant forces in Welsh surfing. Having fostered some of our greatest past and present surfers, this is an organisation which taps into one of the land's best known surf communities. Joined by a panel of LBR stalwarts, we talk history, culture, localism, the Mun, iconic events like the Toxic Trophy, Derek Hynd's Red Bull tours and the Seeded Open - as well as how not to get into Cinderellas for free if your name is Nick Swinnerton (when the place existed, and Swinno lived in Wales, of course). There's also a chat with teen shredder Alys Barton before she left for QS duty, and a preview of the upcoming Wilkinson Sword, which of course is currently held by the LBR. Panelists: Si Page, Ian 'Tomsk' Thomson, Matt 'Spud' Stephen, Sam Johnson & Ed Bresnan. Hosted by Tom Anderson.Produced by James DoddArtwork by GS Design CoMusic Copyright James Dodd 2021

In today's episode Tyler Breuer talks with Derek Hynd replicating his life's quiver, The Ultimate Surfer, having his life's material possessions vanquished in a fire, and the virtues of difficult surfboards. Plus, a deep dive into Derek Hynd trivia with the Breuer bros. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today’s episode Tyler Breuer talks with Derek Hynd replicating his life’s quiver, The Ultimate Surfer, having his life’s material possessions vanquished in a fire, and the virtues of difficult surfboards. Plus, a deep dive into Derek Hynd trivia with the Breuer bros. Enjoy! The post 380 – Derek Hynd & The Hyndline appeared first on Surf Splendor.

Today we bring you an in depth interview with the great Derek Hynd and his latest project, The Hyndline: 30 boards for 30 years. Derek's total surfboard matrix, from 1973-2003, sized 4'10 to 11'1. What transpires is a fascinating discussion into the genius that is Derek Hynd. And of course, Tyler & Jamie try to out nerd each other with another round of Stump My Bro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#103 No flutuar da prosa do Boia passar de 100 é virar o milênio, portanto no episódio 103 - versículo 2003 - Julio Adler, João Valente e Bruno Bocayuva pegam carona na garupa do jet ski com uma foto clássica do camarada Aleko Stergiou (de 2008!), revisitando a temporada mais flamejante na rivalidade histórica entre Kelly Slater e Andy Irons. Claro que os fatos e as análises escorreram para muito além de apenas um ano. Semana passada perdemos um personagem histórico e o Boia faz questão de apresenta-lo mesmo que tardiamente. Joe Quigg [1925 - 2021], surfista, artesão, projetista, construtor. Das mãos dele surgiram inovações que até hoje são relevantes na fabricação das nossas obsessões flutuantes. Para não restar duvida sobre a magnitude do Camarada, os boieiros recorreram a um trio pesado de pensadores do nosso universo liquido, os jornalistas, Sam George, Matt Warshaw e Derek Hynd. É impressionante como a leitura que temos das pessoas fala tanto sobre nós e nossas ideias. Nos trabalhos sonoros, a abertura foi com - Jon Lucien e a peróla, In Search For The Inner Self - e a saideira com os 50 anos de lançamento do clássico álbum, Blue, da Joni Mitchell, escolhemos a eterna canção, Califórnia. Almanaque Flutuante - 'Round Midnight, filme de Bertrand Tavernier (1986) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

On this episode of Swell Season Surf Radio, Host Tyler Breuer is joined by contributor Toddy Stewart as they interview a personal hero for both surfers. Our guest is Mick Sowry, filmmaker, photographer, writer, and creative director for the Great Ocean Quarterly. He made the revolutionary performance project which culminated in a multi award winning documentary, Musica Surfica which was followed up with the live performance masterpiece, The Reef. We discuss his collaborations with Derek Hynd, Richard Tognetti, Jon Frank and the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and his creative process. A must listen episode!Swell Season is recorded by the Newsstand Studio in Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is distributed by WAX.Radio.

Derek Hynd is rebuilding his life's quiver (Hyndline) and he's 15 years deep into riding FFFF (fins free for the layperson). In today's episode he tells the vivid details of losing his eye (and permanent eyesight) while surfing heat. He spills the sordid details of his little black book (all 4 of them). He explains how he invented "The Search" and describes why he's evolved beyond fins and into friction free surfing. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Derek Hynd is rebuilding his life’s quiver (Hyndline) and he’s 15 years deep into riding FFFF (fins free for the layperson). In today’s episode he tells the vivid details of losing his eye (and permanent eyesight) while surfing heat. He spills the sordid details of his little black book (all 4 of them). He explains … Continue reading "364 – Derek Hynd" The post 364 – Derek Hynd appeared first on Surf Splendor.

This bonus ep of the pod features Jon Frank down the line from the Balearics talking us through the iconic 1996 surf film 'Litmus'. Teaming up with the creative force that is Andrew Kidman, Litmus was the mid 90's surf film that went against the grain of conventional surf flicks of the time, unveiling Hawaiian style surf in Ireland and helping launch a global rethink of surfing equipment with Derek Hynd's quiver section at J-Bay. https://wavelengthmag.com/litmus-ireland-unveiled-the-birth-of-ride-everything/ Subscribe to Wavelength https://shop.wavelengthmag.com/collections/subscription-offers Running time: 27mins

Culture shaper and former world Tour Surfer Derek Hynd has always felt like an outsider looking in. In Episode 8, he talks far field theory, seeing magic in the mundane, how style has been made irrelevant in modern competitive surfing and the impact of vanishing hipsters. He also boils down the gender performance gap to one singular element. It's a meandering conversation with many delightful twists and turns that'll make you want to revisit your surf history. Several months after recording this episode, Derek's house tragically caught fire and he lost almost all of his earthly possessions. Some friends have set up a GoFundMe to help fund his rebuild. If you feel moved to support, here's the link......Listen with Lauren L. Hill & Dave Rastovich More about Derek Sound Engineer: Shannon Sol Carroll Join the conversation: Waterpeoplepodcast.com@Waterpeoplepodcast

Before Nick Carroll became a treasured journalist and celebrated author, he was one of many red-hot surfers from Sydney’s northern beach of Newport. Matter of fact, the older Carroll brother was a two-time national champion in Australia in 79 and 81. He was also a founding member of the Newport Plus Surf Club, one of Australia’s most powerful. Midway through the 1981 season, the Newport Plus crew had six surfers sitting in the Top 30 on the world rankings. In 1984, when Shaun Tomson and Tom Carroll came to Bells Beach for the world title showdown, it was Nick who eliminated Shaun, securing his little brother his second-straight title. Nick then got busy writing about that day's events for Tracks, where he was the editor. Today at 59, Nick hasn’t slowed at a bit. He’s still surfing his brains out, and channeling his competitive fire into various swim, paddle, and endurance races. He coaches and trains with some of Australia’s hottest talent in that arena, and he’ll be doing his seventh Molokai Challenge in the summer of 2019. Nick’s been writing about surfing for more than 40 years now, gathering incredible insights into our ever-evolving culture, so it’s always a blast catching up with him. As a bonus, there’s some added color from Derek Hynd, a fellow Newport Plus member. Topics run the full spectrum, so strap in and get to know one of surfing’s most coveted tribal leaders. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s episode Derek Hynd recounts his professional history and offers lessons for how surfing can learn past mistakes. He tells the vivid details of losing his eye (and permanent eyesight) while surfing heat. He spills the sordid details of his little black book (all 4 of them). He explains how he invented “The Search” … Continue reading "249 – Derek Hynd" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Yorkers with opinions, Franco Rinaldi and Paul Boehl, share their best and worst of 2017. Derek Hynd and Matt Warshaw write in to share their year end wrap-up and to no surprise Kelly's wave ranch popped up all over the show. Thanks for joining us this past year. Stay tuned in 2018. Music credit: REM, Weeknd, Death Cab for Cutie Photo Credit: www.flickr.com/photos/rikpiks/