Podcast appearances and mentions of George Greenough

New year, same ol' waffle. Boxfest, pass it forward boogs, what we want in 2025, comps in pools, Pipe comp, why J.O.B is a flog, Joel Taylor's ripping, what's the WC's name? Generic music on clips, the danger of shared hard drives, George Greenough, and the golfing/ fishing/ road biking quandary.

Chris Brock is one of Australian surfing's great unsung heroes. A product of Bondi Beach, he travelled the world surfing in the 1960s and 70s, featuring in Morning of the Earth and the Inner Most Limits of Pure Fun. He lived in a nudist colony in Kauai, in the famed Angourie treehouses, sailed from California to Australia with George Greenough, and so much more. Find the documentary about Taylor's Camp in Kauai, here. And listen to the Celibate Rifles rendition of Kev The Head - as mentioned in the program - here.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc Andreini is a shaper/surfer who started surfing in 1962 and shaped his first board at the age of 14. Highly respected for his talent and skills as a shaper, Andreini was influenced by such notables as Reynolds Yater and George Greenough.

Filmmaker Antonio Saillant from Celebrity Spotlight Radio interviews director Greg MacGillivray's for his upcoming 50th Anniversary special release of the digitally remastered classic surf documentary, “Five Summer Stories” (1972), widely considered the greatest surf film ever made, To Theatres Across the U.S. & Canada Beginning on August 12th. View the complete list of screening dates here: http://fivesummerstories.com/ Check out the Trailer Here. https://youtu.be/clxDcKdve3I “Five Summer Stories” first premiered in 1972 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium and was quickly deemed “the greatest surf film ever made.” The film's unusual format—a montage of five-plus stories or vignettes—perfectly captured a fractured era in which an explosion of creativity and revolutionary change was shaking down the old order, taking the sport of surfing off into new and unknown territory. Although the film went through several (and increasingly popular) incarnations as it played in theaters over a seven-year span from 1972 to 1979, its fundamental story remained the same—that the pure, innocent joy of surfing was symbolic of humankind's best possibilities on Earth without war or politics or environmental destruction. The film features music by the Beach Boys and Honk. “Five Summer Stories” is directed and produced by Greg MacGillivray and Jim Freeman, and photographed by MacGillivray, Freeman, Bud Browne (“Going Surfin'”) and George Greenough, with narration written by Drew Kampion and music composed by the 1970s rock/surf band Honk and featuring songs by the Beach Boys. Images, Trailer, Movie Poster and Press Information supplied and sent by CINEMATIC RED PR and ©Adventure Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. Note | “Five Summer Stories”Trailer and Poster courtesy of ©Adventure Entertainment . All Rights Reserved and CINEMATIC RED PR. Received Permission to use original content for review purposes for our show Celebrity Spotlight Radio. Received permission to use original content from CINEMATIC RED PR and ©Adventure Entertainment . All Rights Reserved for our show Celebrity Spotlight radio. Video in use and materials are no substitute and it's in the original content. Subscribe ➤ Celebrity Spotlight Radio https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQJWuqwIeQrBpGS2Bx8F7TQ Follow Us ➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celebrityspotlightradio Twitter: https://twitter.com/CSpotlightRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celebrityspotlightradio/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@celebrityspotlightradio Celebrity Spotlight Radio Podcast ➤ https://anchor.fm/celebrity-spotlight-radio Fair Use Disclaimer: I do not own any pictures/videos contained within this video. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/celebrity-spotlight-radio/support

Vision, perseverance and an uncanny ability to think outside the box, have made Lennox head local, Daniel 'Tomo' Thompson into one of the most sought after surfer/shapers in the industry.   With a shaping bay in the childhood backyard and surfing luminary George Greenough for a mentor, Tomo has both drawn on the influences of his past as well as cutting edge science to design boards that have been ridden by Tom Curren, Stu Kennedy and Peter Mel.  However, the ultimate compliment would come from the 'GOAT' Kelly Slater, describing him as 'one of his favourite shapers' and bringing him aboard the Slater Designs/Firewire Team as one of their factory designer/shapers.  To find out more about Tomo and his journey or to purchase one of his amazing boards visit https://www.tomosurf.com/https://www.firewiresurfboards.com/As always we would like to thank the people who support us:Elders Lennox Head & Bangalow - with the real estate market really struggling in small map dot locations like Lennox Head and Bangalow, Elders thought it was time they got their name out there on the world stage - that is why they market themselves on the internet at https://www.elderslennoxhead.com.au/. https://bangalow.eldersrealestate.com.au/Yulli's Brews - Big thank you to Simon and the team for their continued support.  The team at Yulli's Brew know their beer and food in equal measure and they also know how to have a bloody good time doing it.  If you want to get your hands on one of their beers or to sample their amazing food, be sure to visit  https://www.yullisbrews.com.au/Cherry Street Sports -  The beating heart of the Ballina community and great supporter of the Ball & All Podcast.    We can't wait to get back there for another live show and we encourage our listener's to get down there and support the best community venue in the region. https://cherrystreet.com.au/The Station Grocer - Your 'one stop shop' for all things fuel, food, coffee and Ball & All Merchandise in Lennox Head and the Northern Rivers.  Get down and see Matty, Joel and the team and who knows, if Woody has his way they may be selling chainsaw's, blue bottles and Army tanks very very soon.  https://thestationgrocer.com.au/Lennox Pizza and Pasta - The best pizza this side of Naples and a huge community supporter - call in and see Mez and the team when next in Lennox Head or get online and check them out at https://lennoxheadpizzaandpasta.com.au/

#122 Benção e maldição. Sentimento de culpa. Energias e emoções que salgam a vida de quem insiste em viver no surfe, do surfe, pelo surfe. Nesse episódio do Bóia , Júlio Adler, João Valente e Bruno Bocayuva embarcam na pendenga (da culpa!)sem destino seguro. 80 anos do George Greenough, UB40 em tributo ao Dr. King, Açores, Bahia do Antônio Carlos e Jocáfi e Jorge Amado- O Almanaque tambem exalta outro filho da Boa Terra, Jorge Cravo e seu épico, O Caçador das Bolachas Perdidas. Celebramos a maioridade da filha mais velha do BB e ilustramos o Imagem Falada com uma pedra fundamental da surfe moderno, Larry Bertlemann e seu pitoresco cut back elástico emborrachado. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

#111 Começamos pelo fim. Fim eminente duma onda que recusa ter seu nome revelado. O homem constrói e o homem destrói. Ciclos, como ondas. Repetições. Como esse podcast. Bruno Bocayuva, Júlio Adler e João Valente se reúnem uma vez mais para seu deleite semanal de desatinos, presunções, afrontas e dicas de corte, costura e culinária. A receita contem Steph (eba!), Rosinha de Valença, Gershwin, Roberto Martins, Lúcio Alves, George Greenough, 12 quilos no ombro, Pascuales, JJF, Jordy, John Millius, Waimea e vai ao fogo lento e suingado do mitológico Syl johnson. O respiro final é do Braga, [A pequena palavra que se alonga como um canto de cigarra perdido numa tarde de domingo.] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

On the final episode of season 1 on the Ball & All Podcast - we welcome Lennox Head legend and surfing pioneer Chris 'Brocky' Brock to the shed.  In surfing it is very rare for a surfer to have a break named in their honour - but the section of the reef just to the north of Lennox Head's famous point break, is known by surfers far and wide as ‘Brocky's'.  Residing opposite the break for over 40 years, Brocky pioneered many of the regions most famous waves as well as being at the forefront of the shortboard revolution during surfing's transition from counter culture to mainstream sport.  At 71 years young and with a zest for life very few possess - tune in for a bit of wisdom from a man who has seen and done more than most.

A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34955]

A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34955]

A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34955]

A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34955]

A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34955]

A Q&A featuring director and producer David Elfick, and author and environmentalist Garth Murphy. They are joined by moderator Alexander Champlin in a conversation that covers the production and legacy of the classic surf film Crystal Voyager (1973). Elfick played an instrumental part in the establishment of the New Wave of Australian cinema internationally. Garth Murphy worked with Elfick on the post-production of Crystal Voyager. The Q&A addresses Elfick and Murphy’s work with George Greenough, a legendary surfboard designer and the subject of the documentary. They discuss the production of the film, including acquiring the rights to use Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" in the closing segment of the film. Their conversation also addresses the legacy of Crystal Voyager, in terms of both its historical significance and its groundbreaking style of surf cinematography. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34955]

In today’s episode David chats with Andrew Kidman and Ellis Ericson about their new film “On The Edge Of A Dream”. The film documents five years of experimentation and development of the Edge design. The conversation begins 30 years ago, when George Greenough began sharing stories with Kidman about the greatest wave he had ridden … Continue reading "274 – On The Edge Of A Dream" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just another day with legendary surfboard builder Marc Andreini dropping tons of knowledge on surf history and design theory....Marc Andreini is one of the highest regarded surfboard builders living today. His shaping career has spanned across many generations as surfboard design has evolved from 60's D-Fins to modern day shortboards. Andreini has watched how surfboard concepts and designs have changed over the lifespan of his career and he ties in plenty of great stories to help breakdown the complexities of hydrodynamic theories and their relation to shaping. Marc is an incredible business person, surfer, and mentor, he knows that it is imperative to pass down information to generations to come. We hope that you enjoy Andreini's conversations and take away many surf history and design lessons. Below is a brief outline of the podcast:0:00 Intro1:00 Going Surfing with Marc: The McVee, Edge Bottoms, Rolled Bottom Contours, and Power Blade Fins7:30 Back at Marc's House: Fins and Surfboard Design Through the Transition Era 15:15 Surfing in the 70's19:20 Surfboard Design: Hydrodynamics + Trial and Error25:25 Whats in Andreini's Shaping Bay: Dave Rastavitch's Edge Gun, Greenough's Templates, Greg Liddle's Planer35:50 Marc's New Book: The Gift 40:05 Fin Progression from Tom Blake and George Greenough to Modern Day Thrusters53:40 Final Thoughts on Board Building

Surfboard shaper Marc Andreini is our guest on today’s episode of Surf Splendor. Marc discusses his formative experiences surfing with George Greenough, Phil Edwards, and Margo Oberg. He also explains the design theory of the displacement hull and the Edge board. Andreini also shares about a book that he’ll be releasing next year documenting his … Continue reading "142 – Marc Andreini" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices