Podcasts about Eddie Aikau

Eddie Aikau é a nossa régua de coragem. Uma espécie de santo padroeiro, protetor das tartarugas que nadam em Waimea quando as ondas estão acima de 25 pés, guerreiro contra a sanha de destruição do homem, casamenteiro entre haoles e locais. Nesse episódio, Julio Adler, Bruno Bocayuva e João Valente celebram a última ceia em Waimea, agradecem a graça de viver entre Simmers e Brooks, mudam de idéia sobre o Pipe Masters e reforçam a implicância com conteúdos mal feitos. A trilha festiva traz Thievery Corporation com The Richest Man In Babylon, Slim Dunlap com Ballad of the opening band, e House Band com I Saw House Band In Hollywood. Feliz Navidad!

Dometic CFX5 and Pico Swag (GET EM HERE!) Presents... The Rip Curl Eddie Aikau went off today like an atomic frog in a South Pacific sock! Catch up on all the corn-stretching drama, eye-popping comedy and truly mind-boggling action as the heroes and heroines of a famous day sent it deluxe in the name of the great Hawaiian waterman!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're closing out 2024 with a star-studded, action-packed episode of The Drop. This week Mikey and Buck break down the recently concluded Vans Pipe Masters and reveal their winnings from the event. We also hear from two our first Stab Surfer of the Year voters, Matt Biolos and Mason Ho. Then we're joined by competition director for the Eddie Aikau invitational, Liam McNamara, who assures us all systems are go for Sunday. Finally, we reveal the best surfboard model of 2024, as chosen by the Stab Premium audience. Last ep of 2024, enjoy the new year!

These are hard ones to write and even more challenging ones to record. My dad was such a big believer in this show and in this work. On the eve of the publication date for our next episode of Roll On, Cole Paton, we tragically and unexpectedly lost my father. In the wake of this huge loss, we've had to pump the brakes on the show. We've got some big names and episodes in the pipeline, but the podcast has been on hold. This is my attempt to jump back in the saddle and bounce forward, much like the 'Dear Momma' episode I recorded last fall after suddenly losing my mom, this one is a tribute to my dad. It's raw, it's real and it's vulnerable. In this recording I share a letter I wrote my dad, since there was no opportunity to say 'goodbye' along with the obituary I crafted for him. My dad was the embodiment of what it looks like to Be Audacious and to live the BA Way. He was our Eddie Aikau, a waterman that would always go and would always encourage others to 'Go for it." If more people lived like my dad, our world would be far less messed up and far more authentic and true. He was all about what is just, right and verdant. He was unafraid, unapologetic, unabashed, always showing up for those he loved, a fighter (metaphorically and physically, truly a fighter, a street fighter and boxer who wouldn't hesitate to haul off and cold cock someone who deserved it). He was never one to get caught up worrying about what others thought of him. He stayed true to the end. And he was a man that was dealt far more than most, a stoic, resilient and courageous fighter and lover. To walk his path, you had to develop fortitude, resilience and mental endurance, so my work, as a mental endurance coach is literally a tip of the hat to my dad and all that we've been dealt. I'm proud of this obituary I wrote for my pop's. Hope you enjoy Stephen Michael Leach's obituary And here's one with some additional pictures https://everloved.com/life-of/stephen-leach/obituary/ I know this one won't be for everyone, so feel free to take a pass, as my dad would say, if you've got a problem with it, "All the way up with a red-hot-poker'. But for those who knew him, those who loved him, for me, for Kamiah and Amanda, for our family and friends, and for anyone of you wanting to live the BA Way, wanting to throw off the shackles of societal norms, this story of a street fighting man, may just give you a lift and inspiration. Website:⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠beaudacious.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Michael's Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@michaelleachba⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Show's Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@thebounceforward⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Michael's Mindset and Mental Endurance Coaching: ⁠⁠https://beaudacious.com/coaching/⁠⁠

Darrick Doerner is a big-wave surfer, tow-surfing pioneer, Hollywood stuntman, and former North Shore lifeguard. He grew up surfing in the LA area in the 1960s and '70s, moved to Hawaii his senior year of high school, and discovered himself joyous and at peace in heavy water. Hungry for waves too big to catch manually, Doerner and his pals Laird Hamilton and Buzzy Kerbox started experimenting with personal watercraft assists in the early 1990s. Not long after, they began towing into Peahi, aka Jaws. In Hollywood, Doerner stunt-doubled for Bodhi, Patrick Swayze's character, in 1991's Point Break, and appeared as a stunt surfer in the 2002 James Bond film Die Another Day. In this episode of Soundings, Doerner and Jamie Brisick talk about the allure of Sunset Beach, his memorable ride at Waimea on Super Bowl Sunday in 1988, friendship, the importance of being attuned to your environment, drawing lines on giant waves, and working with Eddie Aikau.

Episode Notes In this episode of Workplace Hugs, Rami and Shannon explore the concept of "Eddie would go," inspired by legendary surfer Eddie Aikau's fearless approach to surfing and saving lives.

It's our last episode before the break! Today, Jillian lightens the mood (a little bit, not a lot, this is Jillian we are talking about) and talks about legendary Hawaiian Surfers Eddie Aikau and Duke Kahanamoku. Haley brings conservation corner back to birds with the Hawaiian honey creeper. Sources The surfing life story of Eddie Aikau, Surfing Today Examining The Death of Eddie Aikau (Eddie Would Go), Michael Woodsmall, The Inertia  Eddie Aikau: The Rad Life of a Hawaiian Surfing Legend, Lorraine Boissoneualt,  JSTOR 1978 Voyage to Tahiti Canceled After Hokule'a Capsizes, Hawaiian Voyaging Traditions Duke Kahanamoku and The Superhuman Rescue, Gordy Grundy, The Inertia Heroic efforts of “Duke” of Corona del Mar Remembered, David Henley, Daily Pilot Duke Kahanamoku Part 2: The Day He Saved Eight Souls, Roy Tomizawa, The Olympians  The Duke Kahanamoku Story, Duke Kahanamoku.com

In this episode, we are talking with none other than the legendary Willis Bros @willisbrosmusic, Michael and Milton. These iconic twins are not only renowned surfers but also accomplished shapers and authors who have recently penned an incredible book chronicling their remarkable journey in big-wave surfing.Join us as we sit down with Michael and Milton in the picturesque setting of Oceanside Harbor. From the sandy shores of Solana Beach, California, to the awe-inspiring waves of Hawaii's North Shore, the Willis Bros have an extraordinary story to share.As young men, their lives were dedicated to the art of surfing, and they have some incredible stories to tell. Michael reminisces about his unforgettable first encounter with the mighty waves of Waimea Bay, a moment made possible with the support of good friends who helped him find the right headspace to conquer those colossal swells.We'll also delve into their board-building days, where they honed their craft and assembled one of the hottest surf teams of all time. The Willis Bros' passion for shaping surfboards is palpable, and their expertise in the field is unmatched.But what truly sets the Willis Bros apart is their unique approach to the ocean. They live by the philosophy "Blue Out-White In," a lifesaving theory passed down to them by the legendary Eddie Aikau. Find out how this principle has shaped their relationship with the ocean and enhanced their surfing experience. Join us as we explore the incredible life and adventures of the Willis Bros, right here on the QuiverCast! Buy the Book HEREGet it on AMAZONSupport the showIf you like the QuiverCast here are some ways to help us keep going! I always like Coffee! Buy me a Coffee! Become a Patreon for as little as a Buck a Month! Patreon Find Us: Website: thequivercast.com Instagram: @quiver_cast Facebook: The QuiverCast Twitter: @The_QuiverCast Sound Editing by: The Steele Collective

“Let the same mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus… for it is God who is at work in you” (Phil. 2). Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, CA | 2D68 | St. Francis Day - 18 Pentecost (Proper 21A) 11:00 a.m. Eucharist | St. Francis Day Pet Blessing                           Exodus 17:1-7 Psalm 148:7-14 Philippians 2:1-13 Matthew 21:23-32 How do you listen to your soul? How can you hear God's invitation to change your mind? Brené Brown writes about the difference between fitting in and belonging. All of us know what it means to fit in, to try to change essential parts of ourselves so that we will be accepted by others.   Belonging refers to a very different experience. It means learning to “be present with people without sacrificing who we are.” [i] It requires vulnerability and it happens in those rare places where we can really be who we are without pretending. It's one of our highest ideals at Grace Cathedral. Regardless of where we came from, what we may have done in the past, or whatever we believe now, we belong here.   Last Sunday the Hawaiian voyaging canoe Hōkūle'a, arrived at Aquatic Park in San Francisco after a dangerous journey. In the overflowing amphitheater we saw musicians and dancers; we heard prayers and proclamations from Native peoples from across the vast Pacific Ocean. I wish I could express the feeling of joy and celebration that we all shared together.   People describe Nainoa Thompson, the president of the Polynesian Voyaging Society as a Native Hawaiian master navigator but far more importantly he is one of the most significant storytellers of our time. On Tuesday night he talked about the world he was born into. In 1926 the Hawaiian culture and language were outlawed. By the 1970's there were fewer than one hundred people who could speak Hawaiian fluently and they were mostly advanced in age.   Hawaiians had lost so much – their land, sovereignty, language, religion, culture, music, art and even sports and pastimes. It no longer felt like they belonged in their own homeland. In 1948 the Norwegian writer Thor Heyerdahl published a book called The Kontiki Expedition: By Raft Across the South Seas. For many Hawaiians the book's unspoken thesis was that Pacific Islanders could never have had the skill to build canoes and navigate them at will through the Pacific, but instead only arrived in Hawaii by luck on giant rafts setting out from South America.   And so in the 1970's a group of Hawaiians sought out the last remaining navigators (Mau Pialug) and re-learned the practices of their ancestors. They built the Hōkūle'a and in 1976 they successfully traveled to Tahiti. They were utterly surprised when 17,000 people met them on their arrival in Papeete. The mood was ecstatic. The world began to see how they belonged.   But then came the fateful voyage of 1978. Unprotected in a massive storm, stacking waves overturned the canoe. One of the hulls had filled water and the entire crew sat on the remaining upturned hull at midnight getting periodically washed off by waves barely able to hear the next person over because the winds.   The legendary lifeguard Eddie Aikau began to paddle his surfboard for help into the white water of the gale. Nainoa swam over and was the last person ever to speak to him. Later the rest of the crew was miraculously rescued. Back onshore Nainoa witnessed the terrible grief of Eddie's parents. He heard Eddie's mother wailing. After all hope was lost he saw Eddie's father implore everyone to call off the search for his son. For a while fear overtook him and Nainoa lost faith in his calling.   In the most pivotal moment of his life Nainoa's father came to meet with him. They talked about values, about supporting the community and most of all about the destination – not of a particular voyage, or even of his own life, but of the Hawaiian people. Nainoa had to ask himself if he was ready to be changed.   2. When the religious authorities fault Jesus for befriending tax collectors and prostitutes, he tells the story of a father who independently asks each of his two sons to work in the vineyard. The first says no, but changes his mind later and works. The second says, yes but does not follow through. The strict answer is that neither fully did the will of his father (that would have been to say yes and go). But the one who comes closest is the one who actually does the work. And for Jesus that means the sinners will enter heaven before religious leaders.   We may be familiar with the Greek word metanoia which means changing one's mind and is frequently translated as repentance. But this is different. The word here is metamelomai. More literally it means to change one's “cares,” to change what we consider important. It implies a kind of regret or remorse. Jesus says that obvious sinners have this in a way that the religious leaders do not. Understanding how we have fallen short makes us more willing to change our minds.   Today we celebrate the Feast of St. Francis. Living off the riches of his father Francis had a reputation as spoiled but also for putting on great parties. For a while he tried to be a soldier. A serious illnesses in his early twenties made him wonder if he had to change. He dragged his feet, but then began spending time in the ruined church of San Damiano. One day he heard a voice coming from the cross. It said, “Go hence, now, Francis, and build my church, for it is nearly falling down.” He took this instruction literally and within two years had rebuilt three churches that had been falling apart.   Francis cared for impoverished people and became poor himself. He founded a movement of monks. He wrote songs. He attained notoriety for preaching to birds and to human beings. Some say that in the eight centuries since his death no one has more closely approximated the ideal that Jesus teaches.   The twentieth century writer G.K. Chesterton writes that one could never anticipate what Francis would do next. But once Francis did something, all you could say was, “Ah, how like him!” Brother Masseo once approached Francis and asked why the world followed him so ardently, when he didn't seem especially smart, beautiful or wealthy. A friend of mine thinks it is because that while Francis chose, “a life of intense and prayerful austerity,” unlike many other saints he made being a child of God seem fun. [ii] He said, “rejoice always,” both in words and how he lived. [iii]   The most famous prayer attributed to Francis is “Oh Lord let me be an instrument of thy will.” Francis lived by emptying himself out so that God could be a continually growing part of his life. Francis told Masseo that God had chosen him precisely because he was the greatest sinner and that this reminded everyone that all good comes only from God. [iv] Emptying out his ego Francis saw a world filled with God. All people, all animals and birds, even the sun, moon, water and fire became his family. When we empty ourselves of ego nothing lies outside of the spiritual life.   So today we remember and celebrate this remarkable figure by blessing the animals we love. Over the years I have blessed dogs, cats, turtles, geese, chickens, lizards, gerbils, hamsters, mice, etc. We will also pray for the wild animals around us: the pelicans, coyotes, whales, seals, dolphins, sea lions, salmon, hammer-head sharks, red-tailed hawks, racoons, squirrels, and butterflies too. It is a wonderful to live in a city dedicated to a person who we remember by trying to be particularly kind to animals, by in our awkward way blessing them and recognizing all the ways that they bless us. In our lifetime an uncountable number of species will be lost forever because of human activity. I have a dream that one day we will truly care for the other creatures and learn to better understand them.   Nainoa says that all storms come in pairs. When the storm hits, take your place at the helm and face into it. Be humble, pay respect, and stay with it. The second storm is the one inside of us. It is the storm of emotions. In that storm when we are tempted by hopelessness we can choose the way of faith. With God's grace we can decide to be courageous. That is what Nainoa Thompson did.   By the end of the 1960's after generations of being forced to fit in, a Hawaiian Renaissance in politics, art and culture began to truly unfold. We see many signs of its success. Today there are 22,500 fluent speakers of the Hawaiian language. The Hōkūle'a has been an indispensable part of an extraordinary transformation.   In the beginning I imagine Nainoa may have thought he was just building a canoe, but really what he was doing was building up a culture, a people, a promise that we can all belong. And this has grown into something even more powerful. Today the Hōkūle'a sails to unify all native peoples and to share a message, that human beings will never thrive unless the oceans do too.   How do you listen to your soul? How can you hear God's invitation to change your mind? Nainoa Thompson and St. Francis were open to being changed by God. They learned to be humble. They dared to imagine a future when all species will be valued and preserved. May each of us conquer our ego and become an instrument of God. May we belong and our life be a blessing to the whole family of God's creatures.

Nueva Radio Baluverxa con todas las novedades del Surf del mes de Septiembre 2023 y la mejor música de la Escuela de Surf del Cabo Peñas. 1-Image Dragon - Children of the sky 2-Resumen Verano 2023 3-Finales CT Trestles 4-James Blake - Asking to break 5-QS Pantin 6-Etapa Mundial Long de Bells 7-QS Nias 8-QS Santa Cruz 9-Challenger Series Ericeira 10-Metric - ¿Quén serías para mí? 11-Etapa Mundial Long del Salvador 12-Junior Europa la Torche 13-Junior Europa de Razo 14-Rolling Stone - Andry 15-Calendario CT 2024 16-Bombay Bicycle Club - Enciende el mundo 17-Eddie Aikau 2024 18-Moby - Debería dormir

Big Wave surfer Ramón Navarro joins the podcast. He talks about his new film “Corazón Salado” about protecting the ancestral waters of the Kawésqar community in Chilean Patagonia from the impact of salmon farming. He discusses working with Patagonia on the project, his personal connection to the story, the film's important message, what he hopes the impact will be, and what listeners can do to support. He talks about his journey in surfing, growing up in Pichilemu, Chile, training at Waimea Bay and surfing in The Eddie Aikau, helping found the big wave community in Chile, and his biggest waves and career highlights so far. Learn more about Ramón and follow him here. Watch Ramón in Patagonia's film Corazón Salado. Watch the Surf City El Salvador Pro pres by Corona live June 9-18 Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legends from the Pacific: Book 1 is available on Amazon. Get your copy today. https://amzn.to/3CIYo6m (Amazon Affiliate link) Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. What is the Eddie? The Eddie is a surf competition held under the right conditions. It's named after lifeguard Eddie Aikau, who helped Hawaiians avoid cultural extinction. Learn of Eddie Aikau, and his role in helping Hawaiians avoid cultural extinction.  Featured Song: "Lei Ho'oheno", by Weldon Kekauoha, courtesy of HI*Sessions Join our email list https://legendsfromthepacific.ck.page/32ca50bd23 *We respect your privacy. We will not share your email. You can unsubscribe at any time. Visit our store: https://legendsfromthepacific.com/store Theme Song: "Mystery" by Tavana, courtesy of HI*Sessions Sound Effects: Sound Effects Factory Music Coordinator: Matt Duffy AKA DJ TripleBypass Link to this episode on our website: https://legendsfromthepacific.com/130-eddie Please give us a rating, write a review, subscribe, follow us, and share us with your friends and family. ***** Join our email list and claim your exclusive unaired episode today: "Hawaii's Faceless Ghost - Mujina" (Unaired Episode) https://legendsfromthepacific.ck.page/32ca50bd23 *We respect your privacy. We will not share your email. You can unsubscribe at any time. Listen to additional Hawaiian stories and Kamu's unaired paranormal experiences by becoming a Patreon supporter today: https://www.patreon.com/legendsfromthepacific Send your unusual Pacific experience to be shared on a future episode. https://legendsfromthepacific.com/feedback  Visit our Fan Art Section: https://legendsfromthepacific.com/fan-artwork Instagram: legendsfromthepacific Twitter: LegendsPacific Follow Legends from the Pacific wherever you listen to audio. → Follow via Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/legends-from-the-pacific/id1501091122 → Follow via Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/legends%20from%20the%20pacific → Follow via Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5qhdkYUl8R7hSw6OZYJLye → Here's our RSS feed: https://legendsfromthepacific.libsyn.com/rss www.LegendsFromThePacific.com

Our guests this week are two long-time friends that took different paths in the surf world andeventually ended up working together 20 years later. One is a household name and Legend inthe our Sport, with a laundry list of accomplishments. Former WCT surfer, finished 7th in the worldwith 2 runner up finishes at Teahupoo and Trestles, ESPN X Games MVP and Gold medalist, 4x SunsetBeach Champion, 2x pipeline Champion, Backdoor shootout Champion, Haleiwa ProChampion and an Eddie Aikau invitee! Our second guest also rips and charges who has spentmany years traveling, living in Hawaii and Bali in search of perfect waves. In 1998 whileliving in Bali he befriended a factory owner who taught him the fundamentals of productionand with a few dollars to his name, selling some surfboards in helping to fund a small batch ofboardshorts, and the rest is history. Fast forward to today, over 2 decades later, this self-madehardworking entrepreneur, has built an incredible private label business which is a leader inpremium quality apparel for men, women, kids, and toddlers. We welcome one of the mostpowerful surfers to ever step foot on a board, Mr. Pancho “PONCH“ Sullivan and the king ofmixing business with pleasure, the owner of “Island Daze” Mr. Abe “ABY BOY“ Allouche.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

When 11-time World Surf League champion Kelly Slater and Rob Lowe get together, things get wavy. On this episode you'll hear them get into the legend of Eddie Aikau, the big waves of Nazaré, why surfers call Rob "Honey Badger," the surge of global interest in surfing AND golfing, and Kelly's athletic legacy. Got a question for Rob? Call our voicemail at (323) 570-4551. Yours could get featured on the show!

In this episode of the Pipeline Podcasts, Buzzy Kerbox relates his experiences at Waimea in relation to this Winter's amazing Eddie Aikau surf event. Buzzy had an unreal vantage spot on the point at Waimea and was photographing the entire event. With guest Peter King.

Kammeran Keola is an ocean and surf photographer born and raised on Oahu. His work brings the beauty and importance of the ocean to the forefront of viewers minds. Picture crystal blue waters and sunbeam golden hours and you're bound to appreciate the work of Kammeran. This ocean artist has progressed within commercial productions and continues to work with progressively larger clients. In this episode, we discusss the Eddie, the grassroots project (Ho'omau Hawaii), his progression and what's next. Hope you enjoy this episode! You can follow and see Kammeran's work here: https://www.kammerankeola.com https://www.instagram.com/kammerankeola/ https://www.instagram.com/hoomauhawaii/

Luke Shepardson's world has been turned upside-down after winning “The Eddie” last month. The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational – dubbed the “Super Bowl of surfing” – is a big wave surfing tournament held at Waimea Bay on the North shore - named after big wave surfer and Waimea Bay lifeguard, Eddie Aikau. Luke took time off from his lifeguarding post at Waimea Bay to compete in the event and finished with a near-perfect score of 89.1 points, ahead of defending champion John John Florence in second. Luke stopped by to talk about his epic win and why he won't quit his day job anytime soon. Find Luke here: www.instagram.com/casualluke Connect Andrew and Kolby here: www.uncuthawaii.com https://www.instagram.com/uncut_hawaii https://www.instagram.com/kolbymoser https://www.instagram.com/_andrewtran Please like, subscribe and share if you love these episodes! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncuthawaii/support

Show Sponsor:  www.LaShamanaFaby.com  Producer of the feature film “The Vow,” Director/Producer of the Emmy Award-winning film “Unchained: The Untold Story of Freestyle Motocross,” Producer/Creative Director of the Emmy Award-winning film, 30 for 30 Film “Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau,” (which he is currently developing into a feature film), Producer of award-winning theatrical documentary “FASTEST” about MotoGP Racing, Producer/Director of the ABC Network series, “Big Wave Hellmen,” Producer for the X Games, strategic consultant and content creator for Monster Energy Drink and the X Games, Director/Producer of “Abuelo Memo” soccer viral video with over 20 million views and numerous viral videos with 2 million-plus views with Rob Dyrdek. Most recently, he was the Director/Producer of the feature documentary, “Blink of an Eye.”  

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Chad Aurentz go full Shaka like a true Hawaii tourist   Comedians like Stavvy baby, Ice fishing tournaments around the state, crazy meats to eat from the mayor, Texas boys, Nilgai for diner, The Mayor doing mayor things, rocky Mountian oysters and cooking sheep nuts, Russian river bear attack story, Sugar the book, local author Seth Kantner, Elite archery classes with Chad, wimhoff breathing, looking fit, bow training February , what do you wear at the gym, Howl for conservation, Pebble mine project a no go, Hawaii trip brah, sunburn stories, Eddie Aikau the Hawain legend, more Hawaii tales, winter king derby and plans   www.alaskawildproject.com https://www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbYEEV6swi2yZWWuFop73LQ

Not only was Eddie Aikau a local surfer and an international icon, he was also the first lifeguard at one of Hawaii's most dangerous beaches. It's estimated he saved over 500 people. So when the Hokule' he was in capsized, it was no surprise that he would risk everything to save his crew.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Der Super Bowl des Surfen ist zu Ende gegangen. Mit einem historischen Swell kam der diesjährige Eddie Aikau nach 7 Jahren mit vielen Highlights zurück und glänzte mit einem perfekten Win von Luke Sheperdson. Außerdem gab es zum ersten Mal auch Surferinnen die bei dem Big Wave Paddle Event dabei waren und gezeigt haben, dass sie der Aufgabe gerecht werden. Außerdem stellen wir uns die Frage, was es braucht damit das Surfen als Sport weiter gepusht wird und Max entdeckt die Liebe für das Surfen im Winter in Frankreich erneut und spricht über seinen ersten Surf des Jahres und gibt nochmal ein Review zu seinem neuen Deeply Winter Neo ab.

Der Super Bowl des Surfen ist zu Ende gegangen. Mit einem historischen Swell kam der diesjährige Eddie Aikau nach 7 Jahren mit vielen Highlights zurück und glänzte mit einem perfekten Win von Luke Sheperdson. Außerdem gab es zum ersten Mal auch Surferinnen die bei dem Big Wave Paddle Event dabei waren und gezeigt haben, dass […] --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/surftalkpodcast/message

Fala galera!! Nesse episódio vamos falar de Surf no Eddie Aikau, do novo Ranking de Shapers da WSL, do novo circuito da CBS e claro, do Pipe Masters que já vai começar!!!Picks, Fantasyando e tudo mais!!! #vamosfalardesurf

#183 Recebemos com satisfação - e curiosidade!- um ilustre convidado nesse episodio, Victor Bernardo, dos mais estilosos surfistas da atualidade, conversou conosco sobre dieta de competições e cardápio variado de pranchas, de todas cores e sabores. O épico Eddie Aikau foi debatido, assim como nossas homenagens de sempre, tres vivas para Patrick King Curren e David Crosby que nos deixaram aqui embaixo, mas vivem eternamente com seus enormes legados. A trilha ficou por conta do Tremendão, Erasmo Carlos, É Preciso Dar Um Jeito, Meu Amigo, e como não poderia deixar de ser, Almost Cut My Hair com David Crosby. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

The Eddie Aikau is a Hawaiian surfing competition steeped in folklore. It's only staged if waves exceed 40 feet. You can't just enter, you need to be invited. This was the first time in seven years it's been held. More than fifty thousand people peppered the shores of Waimea Bay to watch on-duty lifeguard Luke Shephardson tame the waves and competition. Today, Patrick Stack speaks with Shephardson and surfing journalist Chris Binns about the astonishing feat. Featured: Luke Shephardson, big wave surfer. Chris Binns, surfing commentator/journalist. http://bit.ly/3R3FbTi Our episode on how to surf Teahupo'o, the world's scariest wave Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

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S2 EP4 “Would You Go?” Thank you for joining on this episode on Courage To Adapt podcast. This week's episode is dedicated to the late Mr. Eddie Aikau and his legacy sharing significant impact he made on the surfing community globally. We share the essence of his cultural impact to the Hawaiian community and people. References of information provided in the show: The 2022 - 2023 Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational | Waimea Bay https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Aikau How rare is The Eddie? | KHON2 5 Life Lessons From Iconic Hawaiian Big Wave Surfer Eddie Aikau Thank you and I appreciate you checking out the podcast. Please do share with others and would love to hear your feedback ⁣ .⁣ #podcast #eddiewouldgo #surfing #legacy #cultural #hawaii . Connect with me on all social media platforms ⁣ .⁣ https://flow.page/jtchep . Hey, check out my website, "The Select Few LLC" with this link: https://theselectfewllc.wixsite.com/theselectfewllc .⁣ For Fathers Fitness Product Line⁣ https://forfathersfitness.com/jtchep_co ⁣Courage To Adapt Clothing&Apparel Brand check out the site ⁣ .⁣ www.couragetoadapt.com⁣ .⁣

Willkommen in Kookhausen! Kasper Hagin und Till Rudolph sind zurück und sprechen über einen traurigen Jahresanfang, unausgesprochene Regeln und Eddie Aikau. Dazu natürlich Welle oder Schelle und mehr! Meldet euch zurück via kasper@kookhausen.de, till@kookhausen.de oder über Insta: @kookhausen.podcast Viel Spaß und danke fürs Zuhören! Um diesen Podcast zu unterstützen, checkt bitte folgende Seiten: mightyottersurfboards.com (Code kookhausen = 10 % Ermäßigung aufs neue Brett) srface.com (Code KOOKHAUSEN10 = 10 % auf den neuen Neo + 30 Tage ausprobieren, auch im Wasser) soul-surfers.de (das einzige soziale Surf-Netzwerk, das du brauchst) maregaard.com (Kleider machen Leute, vor allem diese)

Club Rip Curl and the Mirage Activate Boardshort Presents... Blitzed with Ross Clarke-Jones. The former Eddie Aikau winner jumped a plane for his first Hawaiian visit in four years only to be told this morning his favourite event has been called off. No dramas, he's frothing to be back in the juice anyway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ricardo Bocão, surfista profissional e o 1º brasileiro a ser convidado por três anos seguidos para o "Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau", campeonato de ondas grandes realizado no Havaí. Aos 68 anos de idade, surfou uma das maiores ondas da temporada 2022/2023 em Nazaré. Uma grande referência como pai, surfista e empreendedor. Mais um episódio inédito e na íntegra no Pura Connection Podcast! Inscreva-se em nosso canal do youtube e assista todos os podcasts: www.youtube.com/puratempleofarts >>NEW PROJECT PURA CONCEPT - GUARDA DIAMANTE BY XANDE RIBEIRO

The Hokulea and Loss of Eddie Aikau. The host for this show is Rita Forsythe. The guest is Marion Lyman-Mersereau. Marion Lyman-Mersereau, author of Eddie Wen' Go, shares her experience on the 1978 Hokulea capsize. Her book is available at https://bookshawaii.net/products/eddie-wen-go-softcover-edition. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6k3GeYp6ipULIhR-EJtgYJZ Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

Paul Taublieb is a multiple Emmy Award winning action sports filmmaker, producer and director.Paul discusses growing up in New York starting off his career writing articles for Surfing Magazine. His career path bringing the sport of freestyle motocross to the X Games. Paul talks about how he got into content creation and filmmaking which led him to be the only two-time Emmy Award filmmaker in action sports, having made the ESPN 30 for 30 film, "Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau" and the Netflix film "Unchained: The Untold Story of Freestyle Motocross", as well as other feature docs including "Fastest" and "Blood Line: The Life and Times of Brian Deegan."  Food for thought:If you get people to care about the story, they will care about the brand. Think structure, drama, character, story, not just action. People care about people. They do not care about accomplishments or events.Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Taublieb´s up to on his instagram page Paul Taublieb and his website TAUBLIEB Films. The Rad Season Action Sports and Adventure Show goes live every Wednesday on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Every Monday, the Show drops as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Like what you hear? Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Review. Read more by following this link: radseason.com

30 for 30 documentary reviewed: "Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau." Sam Anderson, Ren Clayton, and Nic Rudolph break down a film about one of Hawaii's surfing icons, Eddie Aikau. They traverse the jam-packed life that Aikau led, saving lives as a lifeguard and winning surf competitions. Sam and Nic learn about Hawaii history. Then, they guys play Mt. Rushmore with their least favorite sounds. Sam has a an idea for a doc about Brett Favre's life.

This is that one time when Eddie Aikau was Hawaii's surfing hero!

Jacob Moore loves to make things. As the founder and lead craftsman at Jacob's Hammer and assistant distiller at Adrift Distillers in Long Beach, Washington, you can always find him deep in the process of creation. He makes booze, sour kraut, and opportunities. He views life as an adventure to be sipped-and-savored. Listen-in as he and Jeff talk homemade fermented foods, surfing, and natural resources. We cover the fungi that lives beneath our feet, the bacteria that lives in our gut, and the passion that lives in our hearts (not to mention the mold in our lungs). Jeff vents about his hatred of people who illegally dump trash in the woods, and even teaches Jake his favorite beach game to play with the kids: Who can find the first used needle? This is a really fun conversation and I hope you enjoy! Topics/keywords: Culture, aquaculture, agriculture, horticulture, fermentation, lacto-fermentation, bacterial, fungi, sour kraut, Kimchi, micro-biome, gut bacterial, Adrift Distillers, Matt Lessnau, high school band, bullying, guitar, Dire Straights, music, Willapa Bay, airboats, Spartina alterniflora, Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, wetlands, estuary, alternative lifestyles, Greg Rekart, waves, atmospheric pressure, ocean waves, wave dynamics, “feeling bottom”, energy, surfing, wave barrel, climate, trade winds, Hawaii, Oahu, NOAA, tide charting, artificial intelligence, shortboard, longboard, big wave surfing, Waikiki Beach, Cape Disappointment State Park, Washington Coast, ocean photography, Eddie Aiko, Waimea Bay, Eddie Aikau, surf competition, Olympic lifting, weight lifting, menstrating dogs, toddlers, Marine Mammal Protection Act (1972), Nixon, National Wilderness, travel, germ theory, tetanus, human skin, biotechnology, staph infection, MRSA, “Find the used needle”, littering, Columbia River, Beach Clean-up, Sand Island, styrofoam waste, furniture off-gassing, new car smell, olfactory sensation, allergies, oysters, Willapa Bay Oyster Growers Association, ghost shrimp, burrowing shrimp, carbaryl, imidacloprid, eel grass, Zostera japonica, Zostera marina, Wright Flyer, Smithsonian Institute, University of Washington, Environmental Studies, mold, FCC, Joe Rogan, memes, Dogecoin, Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, Shiba inu, Elon Musk, Mark Cuban, inflation, Mana, Decentraland, Federal Reserve, oligarchy, Dr. Kim Patten, Washington State University extension, fish nerds, coastal people, reading, audiobooks, books, literacy, journaling, divorce, emotional intelligence, meditation, mindfulness, Headspace, chakras, ancient wisdom, impulsivity, falling in love, prophetic dreams, alcoholism, Jacob’s Hammer, Links: Jacob's Hammer instagram: @Jacobs_hammer_ Business inquiries/guest booking: Ramblebytheriver@gmail.com Website: https://my.captivate.fm/Ramblebytheriver.captivate.fm (Ramblebytheriver.captivate.fm) Facebook: Jeff Nesbitt (Ramble by the River)https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619 (https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619) Instagram: https://instagram.com/ramblebytheriver?r=nametag (@ramblebytheriver) Twitter: @RambleRiverPod Youtube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCNiZ9OBYRxF3fJ4XcsDxLeg (https://youtube.com/channel/UCNiZ9OBYRxF3fJ4XcsDxLeg) Music Credit(s): Still Fly, Revel Day. Music Credits: Too Excited, Mica Emery.

Four-time World Champion and Newcastle native Mark Richards talks about his hometown's strong surfing culture, how it produces so much high-level surf talent, and which tour surfers have looked best during their preparation for the upcoming Rip Curl Newcastle Cup presented by Corona. He tells stories of his first trips to Hawaii during the “Bustin' Down The Door” era, winning respect from the local surfers, and becoming friends with Eddie Aikau. He looks back at his legendary career, touching on his four World Titles, his insatiable must-win mentality, the massive growth of the tour from its early days, and how hard it was to stop competing. Finally, MR breaks down the inspirations for his infamous twin fin design, his passion for and career in shaping surfboards, and his family's history of making boards and running surf shops. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Surfen! Es gibt keine Sportart, von der man mehr über Unternehmertum lernen kann. Selbst wenn man nicht selbst zum Brett greift: Surfen ist eine einzige Metapher. Wir warten auf die perfekte Welle. Wer sich in Position bringen will, muss sich zuerst durch die Brandung kämpfen. Kommt deine Welle, musst du Gas geben ohne Angst, ohne Zögern. Du musst akzeptieren, dass der Ozean immer stärker ist, als du selbst. Aufstehen, wenn du fällst. Doch wenn du die Welle stehst, gibt es kaum ein Gefühl, dass erfüllender ist. Wir sprechen über Bethany Hamilton, Maya Gabeira und Eddie Aikau und lernen aus ihren unglaublichen Geschichten von Haiangriffen, Nahtoderfahrungen und Lebensrettungen. LRNINGS: 1. Erdung, Respekt, Demut und Realismus haben noch keiner erfolgreichen Karriere geschadet. 2. Wenn du die Chance hast ein Vorbild zu sein, sei es. 3. Wenn du deine Leidenschaft findest und dich ihr verschreibst, wird alles viel einfacher. Denn dann hat alles, was du tust, einen Sinn. 4. Um Träume zu verwirklichen, brauchst du Leidenschaft, Antrieb, Hingabe, Engagement und die Unterstützung der Menschen in deinem Umfeld. 5. Deshalb: Finde heraus, worin du gut bist und was dir am wichtigsten ist. Entwickle Leidenschaft für diese Dinge und verbinde deine Leidenschaft mit anderen Menschen. 6. In extremen Situationen kannst du dir von vergangenen Leistungen nichts kaufen. Es kommt nur auf deine Präsenz im konkreten Augenblick an. 7. Wenn etwas katastrophal schief geht, rettest du die Situation – und dann machst du weiter. Alle Quellen & Links findest du in den Shownotes und auf Lrnings.de!

Paddling onto a 70 foot wave must make every nerve in your brain scream STOP! The deafening roar, the wedge like tons of water curling over then hurling you down towards the reef visible beneath the shallows at the bottom of the drop. The explosion occurring all around as you reach an impossible speed if you are still standing at the base of the beast, as you then desperately try to cut across the face to escape the monster that seeks to crush you. Frankly it is inconceivable that anyone has such courage. And wave names like Jaws and Killer do nothing to misconstrue or deceive. In what has been the domain of male big wave legends like Laird Hamilton and Eddie Aikau, there is a group of determined female athletes challenging the status quo. And from some of the venom and vitriol I read on social media a lot of the surfing establishment is not happy. But these woman are a force that cannot be ignored. Check out names like Paige Alms, Keala Kennelly and Aussie Felicity Palmateer. But today I talk to the surfer of the biggest wave ever ridden by a woman, Brazilian born Nazare resident Maya Gabeira. Check out the footage of the wave here and Maya's website here

Papa Moniz drops that local BW knowledge Welcome to episode 2 of season 2 of Late Drop – The Big Wave podcast Presented by Futures Fins. The series was created to showcase conversations with some of the best big-wave surfers in the world — hosted by one of the best big-wave surfers in the world. New episodes will drop on Surfline each week — upcoming guests include Nathan Fletcher, Bob Pearson and others. Stay tuned here for more. Sure, with enough discipline and mental fortitude, you can learn how to catch a big wave, despite your geographic background or upbringing. But when it comes to that sheer desire, that profound hunger for the ocean’s truly terrifying faces…as Tony Moniz puts it: “You either have it, or you don’t.” Hawaiian father (and grandfather) of the wildly talented Moniz brothers and Sister, Tony’s always had that “it” for big waves. Also, that “it” for boxing and dirt biking and other thrills that can never be replicated by watching a six-inch screen. A continual Eddie Aikau Invitational invitee, childhood witness to The Duke, and true ambassador of aloha, Tony Moniz and Jamie Mitchell talk story in the newest episode of the Late Drop. 0:00: Tony’s childhood, Ocean/mountain heritage, Waikiki, Uncle Duke, Eddie as modern day Duke, Dream of the Eddie Invitational 13:22: A childhood of team sports, Racing motorbikes, Boxing, Not joining marines, Becoming a pro surfer 23:05: High adrenaline addictions, Following his heart, Going to Australia to compete, Going back to Aus with his son Seth, 35:24: Getting into big waves, First Waimea Bay board from Ben Aipa, Phantoms, Sunset/Pipe, Sparring partner Dane Kealoha, Tony’s big wave influences 47:04: Quest for 100-ft wave, Going to Kauai, Giant Makaha, Giant Rabbit Island 54:30: 1990 Eddie Invitational, Getting barreled in the comp, Brock Little’s approach/similarities with his own life 1:03:16: Similarities between old and new big wave generation, PSI vests, You either have it or you don’t, Significance of the Eddie Aikau event, Tony’s health update

Gran Podcast de Radio Baluverxa del mes de Septiembre 2020 con el comienzo de la temporada Otoñal , la mejor para surfear en el Cabo Peñas . 1-Marilyn Manson - We are chaos 2-Resumen Verano y primeras sesiones Otoño 3-Of Monster and Men - Visitor 4-Gran Slam Australiano con al etapa de Cabarita Beach 5-Gus Dapperton - Medicina 6-Euro Cup of Surfing con las etapas de Anglet y Ericeira 7-Nuevo Bono para seguir Surfeando en Otoño 8-Fleet Foxes - Wading in Waist-High Water 9-La mayor ola surfeada por Maya Gabeira 10-Temples - Paraphernalia 11-La retirada de Adriano de Souza 12-Smashing Pumpkins - Cyr 13-El evento especial de noche en Brasil 14-Doves - Catedrales de la mente 15-Cancelado el Eddie Aikau para la temporada 20/21 16-The Neighbourhood - Lost in Translation

Randy Rarick is the most interesting surfer alive. He co-founded the pro surf tour in 1976, ran the Triple Crown contest in Hawaii for over 30 years, has traveled to 170 countries and surfed in 70; being the first person to surf in several countries around the world. He’s been mentored by Duke Kahanamoku, shaped boards with Dick Brewer, and surfed big Waimea with Eddie Aikau. He has also shaped and restored over 12,000 surfboards and is more knowledgeable than any person alive on the history and evolution of the surfboard. This episode is a fascinating lesson on surf history, philosophy, travel, race, and empathy told through one front row seat story after another. If you're not a surfer, or just wanna nerd out more, here's some cool links and movies to fuel the stoke:Encyclopedia of Surfing - websiteWatch 110 year old black and white footage of surfing in Waikiki set to ragtime music, then see jet skis tow surfers into 60 ft waves to heavy metal. This is an insanely cool site full of articles, archival footage, vintage pics, and newspaper clips covering the history and movements of surfing over the past 100+ years. Thank you Matt Warshaw! Free for a week then $3/mo. https://eos.surfEOS Bio on Rarickhttps://eos.surf/entries/rarick-randy/Riding Giants Best surf doc ever. Amazing portrait of early days riding big waves on North Shore of Oahu. Tells story of Greg Noll’s ’69 wave at Makaha. Rent or buy on Amazon.https://amzn.to/32Q1B1QStep Into Liquid: Great surf doc to convey essence/stoke of surfing to non-surfer. Rent or buy on Amazon.https://amzn.to/3brhkrTEndless Summer 2: Original Endless Summer is the most famous surf film of all time; RR was location scout for part 2. Free on Youtube.http://bit.ly/endsum2Bustin’ Down The Door Talks about formation of pro surfing scene and clash between Aussies and locals in Hawaii and 70’s on North Shore of Oahu. Free with Amazon Prime.https://amzn.to/35fOha3Barbarian Days by William FinneganBest surfing book there is. Won Pulitzer Prize. You don’t need to surf to enjoy this. No other book, film, anything captures the essence of why we’re pulled back to the ocean and waves better than this.https://amzn.to/3gTfOAdAlso,Randy’s vintage surfboard auction in Hawaii:http://bit.ly/hisurfauctionGot feedback for the podcast? Guests or topics you’d love to hear? Let us know!Twitter.com/ignorantcuriousInstagram.com/ignorantcuriousignorantcuriouspod@gmail.com

Often, they say big wave surfing is a grown man’s game. But there have always been some rarified groms (and gals) that have been like, “Nah” to that sentiment. Big Wave World Tour surfer and zillion-time paddleboard champ, Jamie Mitchell, pops off Surfline’s new "Late Drop Podcast" with his first guest, Makua Rothman, a former Big Wave World Tour champion who shocked the surf world in 2002 when he caught a 66-foot-wave at Jaws…at 18 years of age. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to grow up Da Hui, how to kick asthma, and what Makua thinks the Big Wave tour is in dire need of—buckle up and press play.0:00: Intro, Beginning of Makua’s story of 66-foot-wave, Makua’s upbringing on the North Shore6:23: Growing up in Da Hui, Da Hui’s influence on North Shore, Jamie and Makua growing up with asthma, Getting into big waves as a child18:31: Getting into tow-in surfing, beginnings of big-wave safety/jet skis with Darrick Doerner. 25:26: Story of Makua’s 66-foot-wave at Jaws, Getting on to the Big Wave World Tour in 2014, Winning first event on Big Wave Tour, then winning in Chile, winning first big wave world title.36:55: Winning 2007 Sunset World Cup of Surfing, Young kids currently pushing limits, Makua’s big wave training program, the big wave community pushing each other, safety equipment/inflation vests50:58: Makua’s current approach to big wave surfing, Makua’s tow-in wave/near death experience at Cloudbreak. 1:00:58: Thoughts to improve current BWWT, incorporating engines into big wave surfing, big wave judging, The Eddie Aikau comp. 1:08:01: Makua’s opinion on best big wave in the world, heaviest big wave in world, wanting to surf Mav’s,most underrated big wave, next big wave discovery.

The sight of dozens of surfers circled together and floating beyond the breakwater will always mean one thing - that another surfer has died. A paddle-out is a way of honouring someone who’s had a love for the ocean. It’s a practice which has become entwined with surf’s cherished culture. On the coast of Cornwall we meet a gathering of surfers who have come to pay homage to their friend Riccardo, who has recently died from cancer. We join them as they prepare to paddle out with flowers around their necks. They join hands in the water and share stories, memories and songs. Big wave rider Clyde Aikau, brother to legendary surfer Eddie Aikau, describes the first ever paddle out in 1978, when his brother was lost at sea and drowned. After Eddie died, thousands of people gathered to paddle out from his favourite surf spot at Waimea Bay to celebrate him. It was a defining moment, and surfers around the world still paddle out to mark the anniversary of Eddie’s death each year. In Cape Town, we also hear the voice of Mikhail Thompson, a surfer and mentor who has administered a number of paddle-out ceremonies during his lifetime. He describes the profoundly spiritual experience of surfing waves, and how losing someone from the close-knit surfer community leaves a void. And we hear him reflect on a special moment in the paddle-out ceremony, when the whole party erupts in hoots and cheers, splashing the water and throwing flowers into the air. Producer: Sarah Cuddon Image: Riccardo (Credit: Salvador) and Eddie Aikau (Courtesy of the Eddie Aikau Foundation, Credit: David Bettencourt)

先日、WillieKが肺がんで他界しました。人を喜ばせるために最後までエンターテイナーとして活躍しつづけた彼は、自分よりも他人の幸せという人に尽くした人でもありました。そこで今回は私の本からまさにそんな自分を犠牲にしてまで人のために生きたEddie Aikauについて、彼の弟のクライドが話してくれたときのストーリーを朗読します。今の時代は優しすぎても利用されてしまう時代。アロハスピリットにある根底的な考え、人のために生きるということについてもう一度考えてみたいと思います。私達は自分軸を大切にしながらも、どのようなバランスで人の役に立って生きていくのか、一緒に考えてみませんか？ Uncle Willie K passed away at the age of 59. He lived to entertain, until the last moment. He talked about how frustrating, depressing and helpless it was to not being able to serve other people when he was diagnosed with cancer, and instead, he had to be helped and taken care of by other people. He was a very 'giving' ...a typical hawaiian spirited man. I've been thinking about uncle Willie K for a few days now and I wanted to Introduce one of the stories that I have written in my book, Hawaii kara no okurimono, a story called "Eddie would go". I had a chance to speak to Clyde Aikau, a brother of Eddie Aikau, and he shared a story of Eddie Aikau. He talked about how these days, it's harder to find people who put others out of genuine love and compassion before themselves. It's true because if you're too kind, people would walk all over you. More people have walls around them out of fear of being betrayed or used. I also wanted to mention about how some people end up helping too much out of codependency, so how do we know when we are being co-dependent, or being simply kind? What is the ideal balance? Is it "me" first or "them" first? Is it for a good purpose? Although this episode doesn't give you an answer, (sorry I don't really have an answer,yet, yet!) but hopefully gives you an opportunity to ponder. How do we set our boundaries? How do we balance the percentage of giving and taking? When do we know that we are being good without throwing ourselves away? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sachipodcast/support

Episode Notes Colin and Avinash dive into this next episode talking about the history of Surfing and how people like Eddie Aikau, Duke Kamehameha, and Alexander Ford shaped the sport to what it is today. Tune in to this episode for a fun challenge and to learn about a sport that's deeply rooted in understanding one of nature's most powerful forces. Visit us at: Website: https://www.aldalifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldalifestyle/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALDAlifestyle/ Sauces: http://www.jps.auckland.ac.nz/document//Volume681959/Volume68%2CNo.4/SurfinginancientHawaii%2CbyBenR.Finney%2Cp327-347/p1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Aikau http://www.floridasurfmuseum.org/kahunas/alexander-hume-ford https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surf_culture https://blueocean.net/surfing-rides-waves-sustainability/ https://stabmag.com/news/how-john-john-florence-helped-eliminate-48000-styrofoam-containers/ https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/the-inconvenient-truths-about-the-surf-industry

-Mostly cloudy with a high near 77 -The Eddie Aikau opening ceremony is today. We will live stream the event on KHON2.com, KHON2's YouTube and KHON2's FB page

Más que interesante nuevo Podcast de Radio Baluverxa del mes Noviembre 2019 . Ni más ni menos que todas las novedades del mundo del Surf de este mes acompañado de la mejor música. Esto es lo que oirás en absoluta primicia. --Resumen Surf Noviembre 2019 -Michael Kiwanuka - Finals Day -QS10000 de Sunset y Haleiwa con la victoria de Morais -Beck - Chemical -Cuarto lugar de España en el mundial junior por selecciones -Pipeline y Honulua Bay deciden mundial de surf masculino y femenino -Tame Impala - Puede ser el tiempo -Taiwan Open con un QS3000 , Mundial Junior y de Longboard -Coldplay - Everydaylife -La vuelta de John John Florence en la Triple Corona en Sunset y Pipeline -DJ Shadow - Our Pathetic Age -Comienza el periodo de espera del Eddie Aikau y del mundial de olas grandes en Jaws y Nazaré -Pet Shop Boys - Burning the heather -Calendario World Tour 2020 con la novedad de G-Land -Noel Gallagher - Wandering Star -La nueva Serie Challenge QS10000 -Makua Rothman - Cry Me An Ocean

Anthony tells the incredible life story of Hawaiian legend Eddie Aikau.

T.K. Mills is from New York (bushwick) and the the editor in chief of a new street art magazine: Up Mag. Topics discussed: Up Magazine, Graffiti vs Street Art, NY scene vs LA Scene, Life After Death, When are you a real New Yorker? , Super Unleaded Gasoline, New Obey movie on Hulu, Teachr's most recent arrest. Getting up in Hawaii, Eddie Aikau, Clark Little, Sabo, The big question: What does it mean to sell out?, Street & More magazine. Please follow @up__mag & @LAStreetArtGallery on instagram checkout: http://upmag.com/

SeSe and Hector tell the story of the legendary Eddie Aikau. One of the first ever native Hawaiian professional big wave surfers. A Hawaiian hero that became the First ever lifeguard at Waimea bay, a place well known for it's treacherous surf in Hawaii's North Shore. This is a tremendous story of a person that let his passion and love for his home overcome the many manifestations that fear uses to get us to give up on a dream. So grab your boards and paddle out to catch the waves of this story that will surely motivate you to conquer all your fears and make a difference in the world! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinsomefnmuscle/support

Karen and Georgia cover the story of Eddie Aikau and the Sleepwalking Murderer.

In 2018 the World Surf League announced that it would pay equal prize money to male and female competitors. Professional surfer Keala Kennelly, who was the female winner of the 2018 big wave competition at Maui's famous Jaws surf break, was announced as the first woman to be invited to the famous Eddie Aikau memorial surf competiton. Is pro surfing on a path to total gender parity?

Show Notes for HiP 013 11/25 - 12/2   (Hawaii Posts Theme) Welcome back to the greatest show not on the radio its HAWAII POSTS and I’m your host Tom-e-stokes this is our Digital Ohana so kick off your slippahs and come inside for episode 13 where you can get a 7day forecast for this week’s weather, surf and events around all the Hawaiian islands. I call it the 777 Also I have new background music lined up for the 777   In this episode’s Events forecast we feature touring act The Stanley Jordan Trio & Tower of Power   Some Kauai’s slack key events highlighting Raymond Kane & Kelii Mawae   And then kick off the holiday season with local artists playing renditions of holiday favorites with artists including Na Leo, Kapono and Maui Choral Arts    (CUE CHARITY TOURIST THEME) Last episode #12 I debuted Charity Tourist. I told you i had the hashtags set up for #charitytourist, #vacationvolunteer and #destinationdonor This week i am here to tell you that i have been in contact with instagram and now have set up the charity tourist instagram account Please follow me at charitytourist (one word) charity tourist on instagram you can also find my charity tourist page on facebook   It’s the holiday season no better time to be charitable to your favorite charities this week i will be dropping money in the Toys for Tots for Literacy  donation box and reaching out to a representative of Toys for Tots to talk about the program and the 10 year anniversary of the their Literacy program.    Here is how you can get involved in the most important movement as a charity tourist follow charity tourist on instagram and when you see my picture posed dropping cash in the toys for tots cashbox, i am asking you to do the same and  then tag CharityTourist with a picture of you chipping in some cash in the cashbox for Toys for Tots for Literacy Program.   Next week on Hawaii Posts i will list the new charitytourist instagram followers and those who gave to this most important charity.   Stay Tuned Stay Stoked and lets do so good to make the world a better place   (Commercial for Tiki’s)     Now time for your 777 forecast for this weeks weather, surf and events around all the islands.   (CUE Weather Music: ROYALTY FREE MUSIC 017 ) WEATHER It’s a beautiful day in Hawaii Nei. If you are already tired of the late autumn cold in the northeast or the  The weather for This week of Nov. 25 thru Dec. 2  will be a mixed plate. Warm temps in the lower 80’s and cooler day time temps in the mid 70’s High’s this week will range from 82 on sunday to 76 next sunday Lows will be consistently in the upper 60’s and lower 70’s Sunday through Tuesday will be mostly sunny with warm temps around 81 building humidity till Wednesday when we will see a mix of sun and showers Friday will be humid and sunny with morning showers and evening sprinkles Light trade winds will greet you this week with wind speeds between 5-15mph     Sunrise and Sunset Sunrise sunday will be 6:48 and sunset at 5:48 — thats a full 11 hours of daylight By next sunday december 2 the sunrise will be 6:53 and sunset at 5:48 with just 10hr 55min of daylight   (CUE CHARITY Reflective music ROYALTY FREE MUSIC 104)   NIGHT SKY Sunday 11/25 the Moon will be will be waning with 93% lumination moon rise at 8:38p the moon set will be monday morning at 9:19am It passes the Meridian at 1:29 am 88.4 degrees WAIT you don’t know what a passing the meridian means…. well i will tell ya with help from Wikipedia: “In astronomy, the meridian is the great circle passing through the celestial poles, the zenith, and the nadir of an observer's location. Consequently, it contains also the horizon's north and south points, and it is perpendicular to the celestial equator and horizon”  Next sunday 12/2 the moon will be luminated at 21% as we head toward the new moon on Dec 6. Next sunday the moonrise is at 2:40am and moonset is monday dec 3 at 2:58pm   Visible Planets will be Saturn setting first around 8:10p Mars setting second around 12:30a Uranus setting last at 4:20am Venus is early to rise around 4am   For visible constellations in the month november please refer to episode 11 where i stumble my way through the pronunciation of the constellations   Big Mahalo to TimeandDate.com for most all of my information about the weather sun and moon   I will post the 7 day weather forecast on HawaiiPosts.com episode 13 show notes   7 Surf report (CUE Surf Music) Breaking Surf News!!!! Eddie Aikau will return to Waimea Bay  iIt’s the most prestigious & culturally significant surf contest in the world Since it’s inaugural contest in 1984 at sunset beach only once ever since ’84 its been at Waimea Waves have to be 15-25′  The waiting period is always between Dec. 1, 2018 - Feb. 28, 2019. Opening Ceremonies Thursday, November 29th at 2:00 pm. At Waimea Bay Event featuring a Hawaiian blessing, educational booths, and a chance to see & meet big wave surfing’s living legends come early and good luck fining parking so bring your walking shoes camera and maybe some sunblock too.   This week :   North Shores Oahu Will be hosting the 3 Jewel in the Triple crown at the Bonsai Pipeline until Dec 6 Waves on North facing shores will be around 5-8 backs and 8-14 faces on sunday building through tuesday to 15-22 backs and 20-38 foot faces Dropping Wednesday 10- 12 backs and 15-20ft faces but big swells will be building starting friday through next weekend   West Shores will peak on weds with 10-15 backs and 15-25 faces but dropping weds through friday   East shores will be 1-2 and peaking at 2-3 with equal faces   South Shores is the mellow shore lines with sweet crispy waves coming in at 1-2 and holding through the week   BIG MAHALO TO SURF NEWS NETWORK (DOT COM) FOR ALL MY SURF INFORMATION   7 Day Events Highlights (CUE Events music) Royaty Free Music 075   Big Island   Na Makua Invitational Christmas Gift Fair OCCURS BETWEEN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2018 - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018, 12:00PM - 6:00PM   The Annual Nä Mäkua Invitational Christmas Gift Fair showcases Hawai'i's best artists and producers with their finest one of a kind holiday gifts. Enjoy free entertainment by Hawaii's top entertainers, hourly drawings for prizes and 'ono food by Liko Lehua Cafe @ Ah Fook-Chinen Civic Auditorium (Manono St. in Hilo)   Christmas with the Chefs OCCURS ON: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018, 5:30PM - 8:00PM Kick off the holiday season and celebrate the 30th year of the Big Isle’s premier holiday extravaganza at the festive Christmas with the Chefs, Saturday, Dec.1. The annual gala is on the seaside grounds of Courtyard King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel from 5:30-8pm   Maui Maui Choral Arts Association presents Peace on Earth – A Holiday Concert OCCURS ON: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2018, 3:00PM - 6:00PM https://youtu.be/W0SJhe2LveU - Yule Be Home for Christmas Maui Choral Arts Association invites you to join artistic director Gary Leavitt and pianist Lotus Dancer plus an amazing chorus of talented singers as they kick off holidays with their annual smash holiday concert series @ the Maui Arts&Cultural Center Castle Theater in Kahalui   Hawaii International Film Festival - Maui OCCURS BETWEEN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2018 - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2018, 12:00AM - 12:00PM Hawaii International Film Festival Friday, November 30, through Sunday, December 2, 2018; Castle Theater; show times vary As the vanguard forum of international cinematic achievement in the Asia-Pacific Region @ the Maui Arts&Cultural Center in Kahalui   Pint Night for the Birds OCCURS ON: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2018, 6:00PM - 10:00PM Maui Brewing Company hosts benefit night for the birds. Half the pub profits from house beers sold will go towards protecting native birds on Maui. Enjoy local beers while helping endangered species.    Holiday Pops featuring Henry Kapono OCCURS ON: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2018, 3:00PM - 6:00PM https://youtu.be/JI0uXPDPZjQ - Merry Christmas To You Holiday Pops featuring Henry Kapono (Candy) Sunday, December 2, 2018; Castle Theater; 3:00 pm Under the baton of music director James Durham, the 50+ member Maui Pops Orchestra extends an invitation to ring in the holiday season with a festive concert featuring Grammy Award-nominated and 14-time Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winner, Henry Kapono. @ the Maui Arts&Cultural Center   OAHU   Stanley Jordan Trio at Blue Note Hawaii OCCURS BETWEEN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018, 6:30PM - 11:00PM https://youtu.be/hcVFXsRhhRQ - Katy Perry “I kissed a Girl” The Stanley Jordan Trio will be performing at Blue Note Hawaii with 2 shows nightly at 6:30pm and 9:00pm. Stanely Jordan is a critically acclaimed guitar virtuoso who takes listeners on a breathless journey with bold reinventions of classical masterpieces, soulful explorations through pop rock hits   Tower of Power at Blue Note Hawaii OCCURS BETWEEN: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2018 - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2018, 5:00PM - 11:00PM https://youtu.be/1lrpTho-3pU - Soul with a Capital S Tower of Power will be performing at Blue Note Hawaii with 8pm shows on 11/29 and 12/02, and 2 shows nightly at 6:30pm & 9:00pm on 11/20 and 12/01. For close to 50 years, Tower of Power has delivered the best in Rhythm and Blues music. They consistently plays over 200 nights a year   Tip a Cop Fundraiser (28th Annual) OCCURS BETWEEN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2018 - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018   From serving our community to serving your favorite appetizers, this holiday season off-duty volunteer law enforcement will join forces for Special Olympics Hawaii's annual Tip a Cop fundraiser. The event returns for its 28th year on Friday, Nov. 30 from 5 p.m. till 9 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 1 at participating restaurants across Oahu including popular eateries California Pizza Kitchen (all Oahu locations), Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. (Ala Moana Center), and Big City Diner (Ward Village.)   Honolulu City Lights (34th Annual) OCCURS BETWEEN: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 - TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 2019   The annual Honolulu City Lights Public Worker's Electric Light Parade will be held at 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 1, in Chinatown and downtown Honolulu. The parade features work vehicles adorned with lights and special decorations. Among the more than 50 units expected to participate are fire and police vehicles, TheBus, refuse truck, city service vehicles, marching bands, and entries from Honolulu City Lights sponsors. The parade, held on King Street, begins at approximately 6 p.m., starts at River Street, proceeds past Honolulu Hale, and ends at Kawaiaha'o Street. Decorated vehicles will park at the end of the parade for public viewing until 8:15 p.m.   Na Leo - Hawaiian Holidays OCCURS BETWEEN: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2018 https://youtu.be/nWTbrS6d7Ao- O Holy Night NA LEO PILIMEHANA, which means the voices blending together in warmth, are the most popular, award winning and biggest selling female Hawaiian group in the World. Na Leo consists of three childhood friends, Nalani Choy, Lehua Kalima and Angela Morales. @ The Hawaii Theater 1130 Bethel St.   Kauai Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar & Ukulele Concert - Honoring Raymond Kane https://youtu.be/QGl4CyRWFGA - This is Slack Key 1975 OCCURS ON: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2018, 3:00PM - 5:00PM @ HANALEI Community Center on Malolo Rd.    Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar & Ukulele Concert -Whales Homecoming OCCURS ON: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018, 6:00PM - 8:00PM Award winning traditional Hawaiian slack key guitar & ukulele concert featuring songs & stories telling its history. @Princeville Community Center on Emmalani Rd in Princeville   Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar & Ukulele Concert - Honoring Kelii Mawae of Molokai https://youtu.be/cOyEUOHP_YM - Wai Ulu (found on carmelinhawaii channel.) OCCURS ON: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018, 6:00PM - 8:00PM @All Saints Church on Kuhio HWY in Kapaa   Kauai Festival of Lights OCCURS BETWEEN: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2018, 6:00PM - 8:00PM   Santa's Gone Kauaiian at the Festival of Lights! It's a Kauai-style Holiday Wonderland inside the Historic County Building. This December marks the 22nd Anniversary of this glorious celebration founded by artist Elizabeth Freeman in 1997. It showcases the beloved "Trash to Treasure" Folk Art @ Historic County Building on Rice Street in Lihue   BIG MAHALO TO gohawaii.com that is the Hawaii Tourism Authority website.   Featured music Maui Choral Arts Association art director Gary Leavitt and pianist Lotus Dancer https://youtu.be/W0SJhe2LveU - Yule Be Home for Christmas   Henry Kapono https://youtu.be/JI0uXPDPZjQ - Merry Christmas To You   The Stanley Jordan Trio https://youtu.be/hcVFXsRhhRQ - Katy Perry “I kissed a Girl”   Tower of Power https://youtu.be/1lrpTho-3pU - Soul with a Capital S   Na Leo https://youtu.be/nWTbrS6d7Ao- O Holy Night   Pulahele Raymond Kane https://youtu.be/QGl4CyRWFGA - Raymond Kane This is Slack Key 1975   Kelii Mawae  https://youtu.be/cOyEUOHP_YM - Wai Ulu (found on carmelinhawaii channel.)        

The name Eddie Aikau is folklore for generations of Hawaiians. Eddie was the first official lifeguard at Waimea Bay, on Oahu's North Shore. During his time as a lifeguard, Eddie Aikau rescued over 500 people with not one life lost. He often risked his life, braving waves over 30 feet high. The brave, selfless Hawaiian died attempting to save his crew stranded at sea. This week we speak to Eddie's brother, Soloman, and pay tribute to his life.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this final episode of the series, broadcaster and journalist, and self confessed Everest expert Steve Bunce tells Caroline Barker the tale of a man from Kazakhstan who day and night on the highest mountain, saved people from a frozen death with a series of rescues that seemed impossible. It is truly breathless at that altitude and in the thin air our hero went beyond reasonable human endurance to save lives. With a diversion back to his favourite subject of surfing Steve tells us briefly about Eddie Aikau, a man that took on the Pacific Ocean. The expression “Eddie would go” is still commonly heard in Hawaii. But it’s the tale of elite mountaineer Anatoli Boukreev that ends this series of Bunce’s Tales of the Extraordinary.

This week’s guest is unflinching big-wave surfer, champion spear fisherman, and part time Hollywood stuntman Mark Healey. He’s a perennial invitee to the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau contest at Waimea Bay, and winner of the 2010 Todos Santos Big Wave Event. Healey won the 2009 Billabong XXL Monster Tube Award for getting shacked … Continue reading "153 – Mark Healey" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is all over the place.  Topics include: Airplane glue, Pussy Riot, Trump (we TOTALLY got this wrong), Inuit, Eskimo Pie, Gay Marriage, Tawana Bradley, History of Marriage, Totems vs. Modems, Church Tax Exemption, Touchdown/Foot Long Jesus, David Snelling, Hell's Thermodynamics, Good and Bad Popes, Pope Shoes, Pope Francis Drives Rt. 66, "Discovering" America, Eddie Aikau, Surfing, White Guilt, White Slavery, 1947 Conspiracy Theories, Racist Aliens, W.R. Hearst, Devil's Cabbage, Bell Labs, Shockley, Wilco, The Velvet Underground, Wright Brothers' Affinity for North Carolina BBQ, and Paul gets a text from a number he does not recognize.   Executive Produced by Cyrus Poe 

John John's world title; How to do the North Shore; Jessie in Ireland; Asher in Indo; Harry at QED; Will in Japan; Eddie Aikau cancelled; Women in Titan's of Mavericks; Transgender athletes; The WSL and ISA collaborate for Olympics; Tyler's title; Is judging subjective or just complex?; Kelly's new year; what's the triple crown and what to watch. Portrait of John John by Morgan Maassen. 

Todd Ludy's film career began at age 10, after he successfully begged his parents to let him see Alien, then discovered his dad's Super-8 gear in the attic.  Later, he studied film at Emerson College. Todd's screenplay Resurrection was a top-10 Finalist in the Nicholl Fellowship.  His four other original screenplays have placed highly in the Nicholl, Austin Film Festival, BlueCat, and more.  Enginerds, co-written with his wife, won the StoryPros Grand Prize in 2011.  Messiah was a Sci-fi Finalist in the 2011 Shriekfest, and Scarecrows a 2013 Shriekfest Horror Finalist.  These honors led to Todd being hired to adapt Ramsey Campbell's horror novel, Nazareth Hill.  He is currently adapting Eddie Would Go, the biography of surfing legend Eddie Aikau, for Your Half Pictures. Over the years, Todd has written and produced hundreds of hours of documentary TV.  Recently, he entered the realm of animation as a writer on such series as Wacky Races, Voltron, and Micronauts. Todd lives in L.A. with his wife, Leila, and their two boys, Cale and Vaughn.

I have a talk with Fred right after the Eddie Aikau big wave event and ask him about walking away from the tour in style with a perfect 10. It blew everyone's minds. Let's find out why.

Dave Prodan of the World Surf League joins Harry, Asher & Ru to talk about the upcoming season, and Asher looks back at the life of Eddie Aikau. 

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After a couple worthy swells and one false start, The Quiksilver In Memory of Eddie Aikau Invitational finally ran on February 25th, 2016. It was glorious! Arguably, the biggest, best Eddie ever, Waimea Bay was greeted by the #BrockSwell with 30′-40′ faces and extremely challenging yet surfable conditions all day long. The event was won by John John … Continue reading "121 – The Eddie Aikau Recap" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode Shmoo & Silky look at the #WQS taking place around the east coast of Australia. Eddie Aikau gets the amber light and we remember legendary big wave surfer Brock little.

This week joining the boys in the studio are Tracksmag editor Luke Kennedy and big wave surfer Mark Mathews to share their thoughts on The Eddie Aikau contest. Mark talks about what happened before he dislocated and broke his shoulder at Jaws as well as what's it like to surf 50ft waves.

With Jennifer arriving late and Jay leaving early, you’d think this show would devolve into chaos. You’d be right. From Phil’s sprinkler-like saliva glands, to Jay’s grammar bomb, to Jen’s cupcakes, to Chris’ epic journey, to Stark’s uncontrollable laughter, somehow the team was still able to pull together a great show. Featured were: Bitcoins accepted at Las Vegas Casinos, What to do about Robocalls, and Huge waves in Hawaii destroying the North Shore coastline and tempting big wave surfers. Plus the legend of Eddie Aikau, texting lettuce, racist fraternity, hero kid, Bulimic Barbie, burrito throw-down and more.