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In this episode of Message in the Middle, I sit down with Marcia Heath, professional editor, writer, and founder of Bungalow Hill. Marcia's career was the kind most people would envy—publicist at Simon & Schuster, executive editor at Harcourt, brand strategist for startups and Fortune 500s. But by her early sixties, she found herself burnt out and questioning what came next.Then came Aruba and a small, soulful surf shop that changed everything.Marcia's debut book, The Little Giant: The Story of Aruba's Surf Shop and the Rebels Who Built It, is more than a story about a store—it's a celebration of risk-taking, reinvention, and the surprising places inspiration can live.
This week the team breaks down a 19-year-old e-commerce surfing accessories business with $3.4M in revenue and $315k in profit — but is the $1M asking price plus $1.5M in inventory worth it?Business Listing - https://synergybb.com/listings/established-helicopter-installation-company-in-mo/Sponsors:⚙️ This episode is sponsored by Inzo Technologies — IT solutions built specifically for small businesses and acquisition entrepreneurs. Get a complimentary IT audit of your target business at: https://inzotechnologies.com or email Nick directly at nick@inzotechnologies.com.
This week the team breaks down a 19-year-old e-commerce surfing accessories business with $3.4M in revenue and $315k in profit — but is the $1M asking price plus $1.5M in inventory worth it?Business Listing - https://synergybb.com/listings/established-helicopter-installation-company-in-mo/Sponsors:⚙️ This episode is sponsored by Inzo Technologies — IT solutions built specifically for small businesses and acquisition entrepreneurs. Get a complimentary IT audit of your target business at: https://inzotechnologies.com or email Nick directly at nick@inzotechnologies.com.
There has been an increase in the distance between homes and places of employment, resulting in longer commutes for people, due to the attraction of living in small rural villages. This finding comes from a new research study involving the participation of 1,000 people from seven small towns across Ireland – including Ennistymon and Lahinch in Co. Clare – as well as two towns in Maryland in the United States. The study was carried out using a combination of an online survey of residents and a series of interviews with commuters, community leaders and other local stakeholders. To find out more Alan Morrissey was joined by Dr. Brendan O'Keeffe, who led on the Ennistymon-Lahinch case study, Ben Bennet from Surf School & Surf Shop in Lahinch, and Sean Lenihan, Director of Service for Economic Development at Clare County Council. Photo (C): Hans from pixabay via Canva
In this episode, we're diving into track five of Rising Decline's second album, Camden Road. This episode unpacks the hilarious (and insightful) story behind “I Got Fired from Moondoggies,” written by our singer Brent after—well—you guessed it, getting fired from a surf shop. We'll talk about the bridge (both the musical kind and the life […]
Noah wollte Nico für die 61-Folge Zero Dosage überraschen und hat dafür eine extravagante Location ausgewählt. Spoiler: Sie war Podcast untauglich. Glücklicherweise hatten die beiden einen Plan B in der Hinterhand ... herausgekommen ist eine weitere, wunderbare Folge. XOXO
On this week's episode, Chris and Todd attempt and fail to do a live charity auction (although someone got a sweet deal on a new Morrow board), they also talk about Chris' new collab with JT and Dark Arts, Noa Deane, Mikey Wright, Harry Bryant, Wade Carroll have launched Ritual Vision, Spy debuts new snow helmet, JOB and Mike Stewart share a beast at Pipeline, Oakley drops new surf helmet, Haleiwa comp goes sicko mode, Dane Reynolds opens new Chapter 11 Surf Shop in Ventura, Momiji skate part is incredible, Elijah Bearle guns for SOTY, study shows skateboarding great for mental health, Chris likes lists, Great Britain's Mia Brookes rules, brand new stickers, new HBO Yacht Rock Doc is epic, and more. Presented by: Mammoth Mountain @mammothmountain Sun Bum @sunbum Spy Optic @spyoptic Hansen Surfboards @hansensurf Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans MachuPicchu Energy @machupicchu.energy Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea Bubs Naturals @bubsnatruals New Greens @newgreens Pedal Electric @pedal.electric Vesyl Shipping @vesylapp Mint Tours @minttours Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom
On this episode, we chat with Scott from Secret Spot Surf Shop. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Our episode this week is about an awesome new print Magazine that is dedicated to all West Coast Surfing Activities. Yes, you heard right, a print magazine. We know print has been dead since social media and technology took over the World and Surfing just hasn't been the same! Although “Free Surf” is still in print, there are also rumors that Surfer Mag is also making a comeback. So, we all know there is plenty of room and need to have a few successful magazines to preserve, document, and cover all that is happening in the world of Surfing. Well Volume 1, Number 3, is out now so go to your local Surf Shop to grab a copy! We are pumped to hear more about and help promote “Surf WC Mag” and we welcome George Salvador, Terry Carmadella, and Ricky Blake to the Show! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Send us a Text Message.Jeff McNaught owns Edgewater Surf, a surf shop in Rocky River, where he sells a variety of new and used paddleboards, surfboards, and windsurfing gear. The shop also serves as an informal community hub for styrofoam™ recycling. Jeff started this program to provide a local recycling option for the bulky EPS (expanded polystyrene) found inside paddleboards and encasing appliances, TVs, computers, and other large items for customer shipment. This bulky, lightweight, and rigid foam plastic is not accepted in community recycling programs, and the closest recycler is in Dayton, Ohio. Working to fill a community need, Jeff established an EPS drop-off location at his shop and installed a "densifier" with a Food Service Packaging Association grant. This equipment compacts the foam so it can be cost-effectively transported. With both collection and processing up and running, Jeff is now the only processor of post-consumer foam in the Cleveland area while he is still running his shop and getting out on the lake to windsurf. Join us to hear Jeff speak about his vision for scaling this program and what he needs to make it sustainable. Jeff also speaks about what surfing is like in Cleveland and the surfing community and his partnerships with organizations like the Surfrider Foundation working to address problems of plastic pollution. Jeff has turned his passions into his business and is all in. We hope our community will support him. ResourcesRecycling at Edgewater SurfShop Edgewater SurfAbout Edgewater SurfFollow us: https://www.facebook.com/ecospeaksclehttps://www.instagram.com/ecospeakscleContact us:hello@ecospeakscle.com
STRAIGHT OUTTA FRESNO!!This week's guest grew up in Fresno and his family was in the agricultural business. He was a Skateboarder and spent his summers at Kennolyn Camp in Soquel Mountains of Santa Cruz. Sundays were spent on the beach, where Kelly found his love of Surfing. One summer he found himself at Portola Surf Shop owned and operated by Mike Locatelli. Fast forward a couple of years he partnered with Locatelli and opened On The Beach Surf Shop. Since 1986 Kelly Sorensen has been providing the best selection of products and excellent customer service. Like most independently owned small businesses, they have not only provided jobs to the local community but also contributed to charities, sponsorships and other philanthropic organizations. Kelly is still Surfing today, not as much in the Ocean lately, but makes a couple of “DAYS OF STOKE” at the WAVEPOOL. Listen to this week's episode Kelly Sorensen On The Beach Surf Shop!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We sat down with Dr. Tim McAdams, Team Doctor of the San Francisco 49'rs. He talked to us about learning to surf in Hawaii, taking a 35 year break to become a Doctor, and how he got back into Surfing!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Jacob Holsonback, a native of Pace, Florida, is a manager at Innerlight Surf Shop in Pensacola, Florida, overseeing its four locations, including two in Pensacola, one in Gulf Breeze, and one in Destin. In the summer months, Jacob shares his passion for surfing with folks who take part in a surf camp sponsored by the shop. In this episode, we dive into the world of surfing with Jacob Holsonback, a true enthusiast and self-proclaimed surf junky; he is one of the managers at Innerlight Surf Shop on the Gulf Coast. Unlike our previous outdoor topics, this conversation paddles into the uncharted waters of the thrilling sport of surfing. Jacob shares his personal journey, from how he first discovered surfing to managing a surf shop and teaching beginner surf camps during the summer. We explore the challenges and growth opportunities he's experienced through surfing, along with some of his most memorable adventures. Jacob also provides valuable advice for novice surfers and sheds light on the dangers that the sport of surfing may encounter. If you're curious about surfing or looking to enhance your surfing skills, this episode is a must-listen! Visit the Surf Shop Click Here Follow Jacob on Instagram Click Here Interested in joining Jacob for surf camp Click Here Photography and drone footage done by Shane Dye see his work here Leave us a review it's a huge blessing to the podcast! Email us thestoriedoutdoor@gmail.com if you have any questions, poems, stories, or comments, we would love to hear from you.
This week on Highly Educated Podcast we bring in apparel creator, surf shop owner, and brand curator Adam Mar. A local to Long Island, New York - Adam has been coming out to Montauk ever since he was a little kid. For those who don't know Montauk, it's one of the most visited summer destinations in the world from June to September.However, living out in Montauk year-round for nearly the last decade and owning a surf shop is no easy feat - especially with the lack of affordable commercial property and hyper-inflated costs of rental housing to retain employees. Adam continues to support and connect with the community and that's how he makes it work. Between the free quarterly surf board swaps, always offering cheap surf wax, and participation in dozens of local events and causes throughout the year - he really is grabbing on to the local surf community. His shop also offers a very unique collection of boards that other shops don't carry so it's always worth the stop-in to check out their current inventory!The truth is we need more guys like Adam, who continue to operate and inspire out of small town environments that lose headway every day to large scale developers and big box brands. He is an example of the "Mom & Pop" stores we've been so desperate to keep in the downtown Montauk area, in The Hamptons, and beyond. Listen now!This podcast episode is brought to you by Adam Mar in Montauk, New York. Adam Mar offers a unique selection of quality surfboards and thoughtfully made apparel. Check out their website at www.adammar.co.Listen to the podcast on all platforms - available on Spotify, Apple Music, Google, and Amazon Audible. Follow us on Instagram @HighlyEducatedPodcast.If you would like to advertise on the podcast to our diverse group of listeners, please email threemilemedia@gmail.com.
On this episode, we chat to Welsh surfing royalty Pete Jones and his son James.This is an absolute cracker so we hope you enjoy it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with artist, surf show fanatic and serial entrepreneur, Letty Nowak. We talk about her humble beginnings in Key West, her first art gallery, surf shop and how she now manages all of 7 of her businesses along side her family life with her husband, Mauricio. FYI, she also painted the iconic, "Greetings from KEY WEST" sign on the Cuban Coffee Queen building. More on Letty Nowak Letty Nowak was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan to Walter John and Linda Nowak. Walter John, a screen printer and sign painter by trade, introduced Letty to the basics of line, form, composition, and color at an early age. She spent the predominant part of her childhood on the shores of Gull Lake in Richland, MI but in the summers she would head out to the western coast of Michigan. She went on to receive a Bachelors degree in Fine Art from Michigan State University and upon graduation chose Key West, Florida as the place where she would nurture her career in painting. About Red Bike Brand Goods Inspired By Beach Town Vibes Since ‘07. Also find us in boutiques & surf shops. Website: https://www.redbikebrand.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbikebrand Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100046733006520 Location: 801 Whitehead St. Key West, FL About Venter Surf & Sport Website: https://www.ventersurfandsport.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ventersurf/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ventersurfandsport Location: 800 Duval St. (inside Opal Key), 238 Front St. and 241 Front St., Key West, FL About Southernmost Surf Shop Website: https://www.southernmostsurfshopkw.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southernmostsurfshop/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southernmostsurfshop Location: 507 South St, Key West, FL About Key West Sunshine Club Website: https://www.keywestsunshineclub.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keywestsunshineclub/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kwsunshineclub Location: 312 Petronia St, Key West, FL About Jag Gallery Contemporary Art Gallery in Key West, Florida. See our juried 16th annual exhibit, Small Works Website: https://www.jaggallery.art/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaggallery Facebook: Location: 1075 Duval Street, C23, Key West, FL
Our guest this week has a Family-Owned Surf Shop that is approaching 40 years in business. They were one of, if not, the first snowboard shops in SoCal, and they continue today as one of the few Core Board Shops that still specializes in Surf - Skate and Snow, with a well stocked lineup of all the top board brands. They offer incredible customer service, in-house hand shapes as well as on-site ding repairs, beach rentals, snow board tune-ups/repairs and much more. This Husband and Wife duo surf most mornings together before opening the shop and are Regatta enthusiasts, racing sail boats , but really any type of boat they can get on, and still spend more days than most people in a season on the mountain Snowboarding! We welcome the cornerstone in the Seal Beach Surf Community since 1984, “Inflight Surf Shop” Owner Mr. Scott “SCARBY“ Scarbrough.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Jimmy Moren, Locals Surf Shop owner joins today episode. Jimmy shares how his passion for surfing/skating, hard work, and never giving up led to the success of Locals and cultivating happiness.Thanks for listening! Follow us on Instagram!
Dave Cropper is a born and bred New Hampshire beach bum. As owner of Cinnamon Rainbows Surf Co., in North Hampton, NH—which he has owned since he was 19, Cropper is a local expert on NH surf history and culture. In this episode of the 603podcast, Cropper shares with Dan Egan how the sport of surfing has exploded with the availability and affordability of wetsuits, boards, and the accessibility of surf forecasting and live wave cams.Folks come from far and wide to experience NH's mild winters, consistent surf, and relatively warmer days. When there is a good swell, folks gather from across the Northeast, sometimes all the way from Montreal. The surf culture in New Hampton is also multigenerational. You can often find folks of all ages out on the water. North Hampton has a year-round surf community, and Cropper attests that there is “nothing like the good days at home.” Much like skiers in New England, surfers in New Hampshire appreciate a special day on the water because perfect conditions are infrequent but amazing when they come.In this episode, Cropper shares the trialing story of his building catching on fire, the closing of his shop, immense community support in saving the store, and what the future holds for the surf shop. “The only certain thing is uncertainty,” says Cropper. After the first summer of COVID, surfing boomed in the granite state, as well as local interest in paddleboarding. Since then, there has been a strong enthusiasm from surf veterans and new surfers alike on the New Hampton shore and in the Cinnamon Rainbows store.“A wave comes from thousands of miles away, and you're meeting it as it washes on the beach,” says Cropper.Cropper shares with Dan some of his favorite parts of his surf community and also some tips for those just getting started in the sport.Why should people surf in North Hampton?North Hampton beaches boast sandy bottoms, point breaks, accessible parking along highway 1A, and an incredible community at the beach. One thing Cropper loves about the North Hampton surf scene, is that people are always willing to help. People will offer tips, mentorship, and education, and recognize their responsibility to pass on the knowledge of those who showed them the ways of the waves.What are some tips for learning how to surf?1. Take a lesson- learning to surf with an experienced surfer will help you identify hazards, make smarter decisions, and learn the fundamentals of what to do and where to be.2. Pick the right day- ask your local shop and do your research. Will the waves be appropriate to learn? Will the weather be comfortable?3. Choose the right board size- Ask a shop owner for help. You want a board big enough to catch a ride and small enough to maneuver with your skills.Check out Ralph's Pic of the Week for updates, blogs, photos, wave cam footage and more on the North Hampton surf culture.For more information on New Hampshire surf culture and Cinnamon Rainbows Surf CMad River Coffee is located at Exit 28 off Highway 93 in Campton, NH. You'll find a inviting atmosphere where community is shared over a cup of fresh roasted coffee and homemade pastries at a fair price. Mad River Coffee is where your adventure starts.Jean's Playhouse in Lincoln, NH is the premier arts center presents plays, musicals, comedians, cover bands, films. Visit https://jeansplayhouse.com/ Recorded at Studio Lab in Derry NHProduced by: Sammy BlairWritten and Directed by: Dan EganHosted by: Dan EganSponsored by:Mad River Coffee Roasters, Waterville Valley Resort, Jean's Playhouse and Ski Fanatics For more information about the 603podcast visit 603podcast.com
Jason Momoa was the FIRST one to audition for GAME OF THRONES and the LAST one cast a year later. His cousins impact on his life helped him make a strong choice that ultimately landed him the role. But it took him a few years and a couple of classes to trust his instinctive strong choices and learn how to "audition". BAYWATCH discovered him in his native home of Hawaii among a 1300 person cattle call. Jason responded to a radio call announcing the audition that would pay him more than the daily rate of folding T-shirts at the family owned surf shop. Jason's unique look has always made him a different choice but also made opportunities few and far between. So Jason, with many of his close friends, formed the production company Pride of Gypsies which has made Jason into an all around film maker, writing, producing, directing and acting. Jason will always be remembered for his unforgettable role as Drogo in season one of GAME OF THRONES. Currently, Jason is Aquaman in the DC Comics JUSTICE LEAGUE and AQUAMAN in 2018. Check out Pride of Gypsies' BROWN BAG DIARIES, ROAD TO PALOMA and BRAVEN. THAT ONE AUDITION'S LINKS: THE BRIDGE: The Bridge for Actors TNTT ACTING MEMBERSHIP: The New Triple Threat Membership PATREON: @thatoneaudition CONSULTING: Get 1-on-1 advice for your acting career from Alyshia Ochse COACHING: Get personalized coaching from Alyshia on your next audition or role INSTAGRAM: @alyshiaochse INSTAGRAM: @thatoneaudition WEBSITE: AlyshiaOchse.com ITUNES: Subscribe to That One Audition on iTunes SPOTIFY: Subscribe to That One Audition on Spotify STITCHER: Subscribe to That One Audition on Stitcher CREDITS: Host/Producer: Alyshia Ochse WRITER: Erin McCluskey OUTREACH: Elle Powell WEBSITE & GRAPHICS: Chase Jennings SOCIAL: Imani Love
This weekend marks 10 years since the celebrated festival, Levitate, was born at a beloved surf shop thanks to one couple's shared love of community and culture. The founders say that a reggae, rock and jam-infused lineup helps foster the event's unique energy.
We look at the work being done to restore the historic Trinity Lutheran Church. We speak with the local TikToker known as the Trans Handy Ma'am. We learn about the Midwest surfing scene from the owner of the Lake Effect Surf Shop in Shorewood. Plus, bring you the first episode of our new music series Live at Lake Effect.
On this episode of Hardcore Surf History, we dive into our Houses of the Holy: The Surf Shop. What have they meant to surfers over the years? How have they shaped surf culture? The history of surf retail and how they have evolved over time. Plus another round of “Stump my Bro.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys are paying the price for ditching their health cleanse as soon as they arrived in Perth for the UFC. The bender that followed, resulted in crashing a wedding crashing with Dylan Alcott and a shoey on live TV. Sarah joins in for a game of ‘Would you rather …?' which tumbles the boys into a mini existential crisis. Finally, old mate Forrest joins them in the studio to share an awkward memory from the days he worked with Falcs at the Surf Shop. https://www.instagram.com/theinspiredunemployedpod/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Santa Cruz Surf Club Preservation Society come together to dedicate a plaque on the historic Owl Surf Shop building in Santa Cruz
Our guest this week is a Trail Blazer and Pioneer in the Japanese Surf Culture, opening a Surf Shop in 1971. With a passion in Filming and Photography he was able to Capture some of Surfing's most Historic Moments! But, it was until meeting and sponsoring Tom Curren that really put Himself and The Surf Shop on the world stage by opening a Location in Huntington Beach in the 1980's. He not only created a very successful Surf Shop Business, but he was also a huge influence and was instrumental in the development and successes of Tom Curren. We are beyond stoked and privileged to sit down and hear his story. We welcome The Sensei - Mr.Masahiko “KITO-SAN" Kito!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In today's episode, we chat with a surf shop owner, Jordan Schwartz from Ohana Surf Shop in Stuart Florida @ohanasurfshop . Ohana Surf Shop has been in business for over 16 years, with strong ties to the local surf community. Jordan talks about how the shop volunteers with all kinds of different events and surf contests that help many organizations. He tells about the variety of surfboard shapers that they carry and how most of them are local Florida shapers. Jordan does a surf report every morning, all eyes, no lies, where he shows us what the waves are doing. And did Jordan really come in #1 in the world for Women's Fantasy Surfer? Find out!Get your favorite apparel at Ohana Surf Shop Music from the best surf rapper of all time @slipperysurfa Support 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
Good minute to you from ‘Infinite Minute'! This is not an Avatar podcast, the guys start their beef, Reki gets pranked, and we get some great mouth flaps!Full spoilers for ‘Sk8 the Infinity' are contained within this podcast.Mantis woman meaningTwitter: infinite_minuteEmail: infiniteminutepodcast@gmail.comJono's MyAnimeList: https://myanimelist.net/animelist/Collboy Caity's MyAnimeList: https://myanimelist.net/animelist/caitymath Art by Mitchell TurekMusic by Blue Wave Theory and Wataboi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In 1975 Robert Rube was in 5th grade and moved to Oahu where his dad was stationed in the United States Army. Living in Hawaii during his adolescence Robert developed a relationship with the ocean and his surfboard that has been a consistent influence in his life. In 2004, while on a surf trip to Costa Rica, Robert was introduced to the concept of “Pura Vida.” Directly translated as “pure life” or “simple life,” Pura Vida is better understood as way of life. A way of life that left such an impression on Robert that in 2005, he and his business partner, long time NW surfer Al Krieger, opened Pura Vida Surf Shop in the small town of Philomath Oregon. In 2016, Pura Vida Surf Shop moved costal and is now located in Otter Rock Oregon, just across the street from the stairs leading down one of Oregon's most popular central coast breaks. Join me on episode 26, as I have the good fortune to sit down with Robert and hear the story behind the shop that exists to bring the spirit of Pura Vida to Oregon Surfing. Thanks for your time Robert, the welcoming vibe that you and your staff create in Otter Rock is what it's all about. I enjoyed our conversation and look forward to our next one. Thanks for listening to The Circling Podcast. Our Theme song was written by Carl Perkins and performed by Erin Cole-Baker and Dr. Erin Zurflu. I'd like to say a big thank you to Pete Alport for allowing us to use his photography for the background cover art during the fall season. See more of Pete's work and learn how you can own his images that capture the magic of where we live at www.petealport.com. Moving forward we hope to continue to have cover art that reflects the season we're in. Have Ideas, or art that you'd like to submit, please do. We love mail, so please send us comments, questions, show ideas or art to thecirclingpodcast@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram @thecirclingpodcast to learn more about past, current and upcoming episodes. Please subscribe to the circling podcast on most major podcast platforms and leave us a review, it really does help. Visit the circling podcast on nota.fm and learn how Nota takes you beyond the episode and makes podcasts even better with visual show notes. Learn more about Pura Vida Surf Shop at Pvsurfshop.com or better yet, next time you're in Otter Rock stop on by and put a pin in the globe. Lastly, if you know someone who you think would enjoy today's episode, please share it with them today. Thanks for your time Central Oregon. Get outside, we'll see you out there, and remember the health of our community relies on us.
In this session we meet my buddy JP owner of Russell Surfboards in Newport Beach. I have been a long time brand loyal shop rider for the Russell brand and am a bit of a fan. We dive into the origin story of an iconic Surf Shop in Newport Beach that has been around since the sixties. We discuss surf shop culture, board design & evolution, and how the shop is thriving even through the pandemic. Lots of very energetic exchange here and great lessons shared here as always. Hope you enjoy!
Almost Monday stops by to chat with Myles Galloway about travelling the world, and starting their career performing at the back of the surf shop! Almost Monday walk Myles through their career, including their first show back after the pandemic being at Lollapalooza! Almost Monday tell Myles how much they love the remix of their song "cool enough"
Our guest for this special Father's Day episode of The Swell Season Surf Podcast is the host, Tyler Breuer's father, Winfried Breuer. He is the owner of Sundown Ski and Surf Shop, now considered one of the oldest surf shops on the East Coast and has served the New York community for over 55+ years. They discuss the everything from life growing up in in Germany, arriving on a boat in Brooklyn in 1964, the unexpected turns life takes, the NY surf scene during the 60's and advice on life, only a father can give. It's a special episode and we hope you enjoy it. Happy Father's Day… For more information on Sundown Ski & Surf Shop go to www.sundownsurf.com or follow them at @SundownskisurfshopThe Swell Season Podcast is recorded by The NewsStand Studio at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio NetworkFollow at @swellseasonsurfradio or go to www.swellseasonsurf.com Song: Father & SonArtist: Johnny Cash (Feat. Fiona Apple) Album: Unearthed
In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with Liz from Hammerhead Surf Shop. Liz has always been in retail, specializing in helping turn around lagging businesses. When she was in Key West, she ran into the Hammerhead Surf Shop with some ideas to help, and the next thing she knew, she came on board as an owner. We talk about this journey and where she is taking the business. ABOUT HAMMERHEAD SURF SHOP KEY WEST Hammerhead Surf Shop is located in the famous Key West Historic Seaport along the harbor-walk waterfront. We only offer the best brands in the surf industry to keep you looking your best downtown or out on the water. We keep up with the latest trends and have something for everybody. Hammerhead Surf Shop is Key West, Florida's Premier Surf Shop and your one-stop-shop for fashion. Website: https://www.hammerheadsurfshop.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hammerheadsurfshop Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hammerheadsurfshopkeywest Location 201 William St Key West, FL 33040 Opening Hours Mon-Sun: 9am - 9pm T: 305-509-7708 E: info@hammerheadsurfshop.com
Hang 10 Dudes! Joei travels to a gnarly surf shop in San Luis Obispo, Central Coast Surfboards. The place is full of Freemason activity and Joei hits a first in Ghost Hunting!Other Please Don't Follow Me Home episodes mentioned in this episode: EMF Meters and Ghost Hunting in a Tesla Central Coast Paranormal InvestigatorsDon't Be a Ghoul, send us your Ghoul:If you have a paranormal story to tell and would like to be dubbed “Ghoul of the Week” please email us at pleasedontfollowmehome@gmail.comPlease follow and subscribe anywhere that you get podcasts. It would be much appreciated if you rated us and wrote us an honest review. It helps us be seen a little bit more. Word of mouth goes a long way for us, please share us with another friend. Social Medias: Twitter: @PDFMHFacebook: Please Don't Follow Me HomeInstagram: pdfmh_podcastSources: Ghosts of San Luis Obispo County, CA | Local History & Places (slocal.com)Central Coast Surfboards - Surf, Skate, and Lifestyle since '75 (ccsurf.com)Our Lodge – San Luis Obispo Masons (slomasons.com)https://exemplore.com/paranormal/3-More-True-Ghost-Stories-of-Old-St-Johnshttps://hiddenca.com/dorn-pyramid/https://usghostadventures.com/haunted-places/kent-masonic-temple/https://localprofile.com/2018/12/06/planos-most-haunted-building-the-masonic-lodge/Decoding the symbolism of Freemasonry (msn.com)
Today we sit down with shaper, and WSL, ISA, & Olympic commentator, Ben Wei @benwei5050. Ben grew up as a child actor in North Hollywood but as soon as he tried surfing he fell in love and told his Mom they needed to move as close to the beach as possible. So they moved to Oceanside. At 13 he was a board salesman at Hobie (now Surfride) Boardshop which launched his career in surfing and skating. From Oceanside, Ben moves to Japan for 15 years and became the announcer for WSL Japan, and owned a surf shop in Japan. He has 30 years of shaping experience with his specialty in boards made for aerials. And is Ben the inventor of the original Blackball board? Find out!Buy me a Coffee!Patreonhttps://quiverbuilder.com/thequivercast/If 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!PatreonFind Us:Website: https://quiverbuilder.com/thequivercast/Instagram: @quiver_castFacebook: The QuiverCastTwitter: @The_QuiverCastSound Editing by: The Steele CollectiveSupport the show
This week, Matt & Alexis video in Jon Houlberg all the way from Traverse City Michigan. Jon is a retired Coast Guard Petty Officer, Rescue Swimmer, Adventurer, and business owner with a unique and thoughtful perspective of just about everything. In this episode, Jon shares a bunch of cool stories from his time serving in the Coast Guard, what his life has been like since he has retired, and also reflects on how much the great outdoors has helped him cope with his own struggles that veterans commonly hold. If you are ever up in Traverse City, you should pay a visit out to Jon's paddling boarding shop, the Fresh Coast Surf Co.Also, Jon might have mentioned that Marines were his favorite service members to work with... Robert made us put that in here! Show Links www.usacares.org FB - @usacaresorg Twitter - @USACares IG - @usacares YouTube - USA Cares YouTube Guest Links Jon's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-houlberg-9a54801b2/ Jon's Surf Shop - www.freshcoastsurfco.com Sponsors Speakeasy Podcast Network - www.speakeasynetwork.com
Our Guest this week is about a Surfboard Shaper that been around Since 1961. From early daysin Santa Cruz being an apprentice under Jack O'neill, to shaping under Hobie and Jacobs, it wason the North Shore of Oahu where this shaper made his mark building world class highperformance Shapes, which lead to creating his own Board Brand Label. Later Relocating backto California and seeing the need for a Surf Shop in San Diego, the business expanded intoretail. Since the early 70's this Family Owned and Operated Shop is highly respected, deeplyrooted in Surf Culture, and is continuing to provide an unparalleled retail experience in their20,000 square foot shop. Continuing the Legacy and Heritage of the Family name…. we welcomeDon & Josh Hansen of Hansen's SURFBOARDS.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
If you live in San Diego you most likely have bought a Surf Board from one of their Shops atsome point in the last 45+ years that they been in business. Open in 1974 by two twin brothersBill and Richard Bernard were one of the first Hobie Cat Dealerships. From the very beginningand still continuing today, they are one of the premier destinations for all things SURF. In 2005,Bill and Richard retired and passed the torch to the next generation to continue the BernardLegacy and one of the last Family Owned/Ran Core Surf Shops around. We welcome the CEO ofSurf Ride……. Josh Bernard SURF RIDE SURF SHOPSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Pierre Ouddane is the founder & owner of Piedras Surf Shop, located in Guatemala City's Zone 14! While Pierre was mostly raised in Guatemala City, he was born in France and his mother is from El Salvador, a place where he likes to catch the waves! You can watch this full episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/wwqxX4u9SsU You can find more about Piedras Surf Shop on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/piedras.surf Thank you to Dan Lesniak for being a sponsor of the Fearless Journeys community! Check out the HyperFast Agent podcast and HyperFast coaching program at: hyperfast-agent.mykajabi.com Follow the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. And, consider connecting with many of our previous (and future!) guests at: fearlessjourneys.org. If you want to join us on the next Fearless Journeys group trip to Guatemala (April 2-9, 2022), you can find more details here: www.fearlessjourneys.org/post/guatemala-april-2022 You can also subscribe to the Fearless Journeys travel channel, which includes videos from Guatemala, at: www.youtube.com/channel/UCwAHpA_AXxBafhI2jH8_rtg You can support this podcast and our Fearless Journeys community on our Patreon account: www.patreon.com/fearlessjourneys Special thanks to Luis David Lopez Cordon of Luisda Films for the video production on this interview. You can find his work at: www.instagram.com/luisdafilms/
Owen Wright – the Gathed-up, Chopes-conquering, skullet-wielding, tube pig degenerate hmaaaaaaaaaaadman – gets tied to a chair inside Coopers Surf Shop Coffs Harbour for an all-Swellian waterboarding of epic proportions. Included within: The time Slater iced the Big O's 11-year-old face off, the greatest wave he ever saw surfed at Aussie Pipe, his wildcard entry to the Pipe Masters as a 15-year-old, the best party he's ever had on tour, and why he feels it is his DUTY to represent Australia at Chopes in the 2024 Olympic Games. Hmwell played Swellians! Ya done good. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The incomparable Ryan Buell from Buell wetsuits and Surf Shop was our guest….
We're going off the deep end Swellians and who better to take us into the underworld of demons, drug addiction, jail cells, and redemption stories than Ain't That Swell's very own CORE SHAMAN, former Pipe Master and world number six, Robbie Page. A veteran of the Bellambi housing commission and a survivor of more horse shit than you can poke a pitchfork at, Paigey takes us on a spellbinding journey through Tour life, drugs, depression and redemption. He's got his old mate, the Dunghutti Demon Destroyer and fellow Bellambi House product, Eddie Moran along for the ride. Eddie might also be the greatest Indigenous surfer you've never heard of…every bit as good as Paigey in his prime, Eddie was to chase the tour with his mate until he found out it was illegal as a First Australian to get a passport. All of which is a precursor to our unofficial eulogy for the great hi-fi Hawaiian exponent turned Scum Valley's Finest himself, John Shimooka. Rest In Peace, John. Much love to you and your family. Much love to the Swellians. Take care of yourselves and each other. Hmad. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
[EP 78] In this episode of Unexpected English, we visit a surf shop in San Diego. Why not take five minutes to listen just for fun, and practice your listening skills at the same time? There is a TRANSCRIPTION below to help you! [INTRO ... then music, then let's go!] So was driving down the street and I saw sign that said surf... surf shop, and I thought: Surf! This is California, surf! Surfboards! Let's go in and see what's going on. So here we are, uh, what's going on? We're taking boards and fixing them up and get them back out to people. So you're saying this is a surfboard repair shop. Yes, so when a board gets dinged or broken we fix it so it can go back in the water. How do surfboards get broken? Rocks, waves, people, surfboards -- all kinds of things. OK, so there's like accidents out there in the ocean that can happen. Exactly, accidents do happen all the time. OK, accidents happen. And if uhh.. OK I brought in my board ... I guess it depends on the kind of damage... what kind of what kind of things can happen? Fin boxes can break... Fin boxes? Is that the fin that sticks up? Yes, glass can crack, fins can get stuck in boards.. pretty much anything you can imagine. Fins can get stuck in boards? That sounds like ... dangerous! Yeah, so-so, as long as it's not you. [laughter] OK, so just out of curiosity, what does... I know you don't sell new... you sell used surfboards here? Yes, boards that Joe repairs or people left behind. All right, so I'm like, you know, thinking of taking it up. I just need like an entry-level surfboard, what's it gonna sent me back? Anywhere from 100 to 300 bucks, depending. OK a couple hundred dollars and I've got myself a surfboard to start learning to surf. Yeah, pretty much. What are the high end, I mean, not super high-end, what is like a higher end board go for? Anywhere from $800 to $5000. Five thousand? Yeah, I've got one of those... OK let me think... what else was I missing here... what else... Uhh, certain surf essentials. Essentials, what are the essentials? Fins, leashes, wax... OK, hold on. You wax your board before you get in the water? Yes. And that's so it's... So ypu don't slip off. Oh, you wax it for you, not for the water side? No, not the water side, the deck side. OH, you wax it to make it sticky so you're like ... on the board! Exactly. All right. Well, what other tricks should I know to like, stay on the board. Take it one step at a time. Get the basics first. Alright that sounds like good advice, that sounds like good advice. So there you go, people, people you've had your advice here on how to get started, you know what it's gonna cost, and I'm just saying anytime you're here in beautiful San Diego... oh, where are the good spots here in San Diego? Anywhere! Up and down the beach. Up and down the beach! You can be surfing up and down the beach, anywhere in beautiful San Diego! That's it, thanks a lot, thanks for your time. [Surfing outro] P.S. Do you enjoy podcast? Then please tell your friends who may enjoy it as well. Word of mouth really helps! Follow on Spotify and Instagram, and tell your friends! THANKS for listening and for your support!
Episode Guests:Kate Fitzpatrick: Kate took over as Executive Director of the Deschutes River Conservancy in 2021. Kate and her team at the DRC are dedicated to restoring streamflow and improving water quality in the Deschutes River Basin. Ryan Richard: Idaho native, Stunt double for Jason Momoa (Auqa Man) and our resident Bend whitewater park wave shaper. He's also just one hell of a nice guy!Travis Yamada: Travis Relocated from Sanora, CA to Bend, OR in 1992 and was influential in fostering the growth of Snowboarding and Skateboarding in the 90s and early 2000's in Central Oregon. He now owns and operates Cubicle Surf Shop in Bend OR where he is on the forefront of wave pool, river and ocean surfboard shaping in addition to providing all the accessories needed to get in the water.
Grant L Winter's home office window is perched on a clifftop overlooking the UK coast..."We bought this a long time ago, it was run down and in need of renovation...I love it!"The sunlight fills the room and he smiles as I ask him about his experience in the cold, cold ocean.In this episode of Chasing Clarity Grant give's me his tips for beginners, how he got started, advice he received from Surf Photography instructor Tom Woods and what it's like to shoot with Sony and Seafrogs housing.I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram -@senseiodellhttps://www.instagram.com/senseiodell/If you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram...I will ask you about yourself and what the listeners can learn from you.Don't forget review on ITUNES if you listen there!Odell Harris - https://www.instagram.com/senseiodell/If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link above.Think of it as buying me a coffee once a month to say "Thanks...I enjoyed those Eps...and I acknowledge the amount of work that goes into it."https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773Grant Winter -https://www.instagram.com/salt_water_times/
"People laughed at me for setting up a surf shop” -Hobie Alter. This week's episode is with one of the most iconic names in the surfing industry and heritage of the sport. Listen to the @hobiesurfshop story as told by @traceyloveschad and @kjohncarlow.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
"We believe life is in the experience. Exploring the world not only inspires us, it gives us a greater appreciation and a deeper education of the world around us. Journeying beyond the beaten track, finding sanctuary in nature, experiencing foreign cultures or simply finding reconnection in our own back yard, ours is the permanent pursuit of the experiential."Music Curation by: Drifter SurfMixed by: Jay Ruwww.driftersurf.comIG: @driftersurf
Founder and owner Peter Wright tells the story of how he began with a small surfboard shaping operation and grew the business into one of the most well-known and loved surf shops in Cape Town See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On episode 8 of Surf Charleston, I sat down and chatted with Ronan Lurkin a local surfer about all things Charleston surfing. Including his experience with local surfing competitions such as the upcoming Grom Fest. Which will be held on July 17 & 18 at the Washout on Folly Beach. For more info on the Grom Fest Stop by McKevlin's Surf Shop. Check out Ronan Lurkin's upcoming documentary 32°79° & Thriving for more info follow them on Instagram @3279andthriving
Episode Notes In this episode of the What to Be Show we hear from Elfin Saffer. Elfin has worked for the legendary surf company O'Neill for 30 years and today he handles marketing, advertising and manages the downtown retail store on Pacific Avenue. Listen as Elfin shares his stoke for his job and the love for the iconic O'Neill family.
Cardi B has always been one for the shock and awe, but this time it may have been too much! Tune in as we talk about how her use of a tattoo on a mixtape cover may lead to her owing millions to a surf-shop worker.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legallyjudgy/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/LegallyJudgyIntro Song:Trick or Treat (instrumental) by RYYZN https://soundcloud.com/ryyznCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/l_trick-or-treatMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/uNPXJ9CDzbcOutro Song:Sundown Drive by Ghostrifter Officialhttps://soundcloud.com/ghostrifter-officialCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/-sundown-driveMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/2H-uKkyJzSs
Welcome back to 321 Lift Off. Today we are joined by Heather Lewis, who is the Marketing Director for Ron Jon Surf Shop. Heather discusses everything from her role with Ron Jon, to this history and lore behind the establishment. We learn about the Florida Surf museum and a bit of history on the founder of Ron Jon, Ron Dimenna
Ever wonder what it's like to show up to work in flip flops and a snapback... to get away from "the real world" and sit back and chill? Well, we've got a good idea of where you can start. On Ep #10 JB and Rig are floored by guest Danielle Chevalier and how she manages to be an absolute boss (literally and figuratively) while staying so laid back and "chill". Deep down, the QLC hosts realize that there has always been this desire to jet and open up a surf shop somewhere secluded... Well... this guest actually did it. Let's take a look how!
Elise is joined by her friend, drag personality Sugarpill, to discuss Hannah Montana's 22nd episode... and it's another Jackson A-plot! Together they discuss a very special Lilly-as-Lola moment and attempt to suss out the Stewart family's financial standing. Additionally, Sugarpill brings their perspective to the fashion of the HMU and has some questions about the HR situation at Rico's Surf Shop. Follow us on Twitter @pumpingupthepod and on Instagram @pumpingupthepodcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
On this episode of the Jason Cavness Experience I talk to Rick Honig Founder of South River Surf Shop cavnessHR website: https://www.cavnessHR.com Jason's email: jasoncavness@cavnessHR.com @cavnessHR across social media @jasoncavnessHR across social media CavnessHR Crowdfunding Campaign We are doing a reward based crowdfunding campaign for CavnessHR starting March 2. We're doing this crowdfunding campaign to continue the build out of CavnessHR. Our rewards will include CavnessHR T-shirts, social media outreach for you and your company, ebooks, webinars and more. You can go to the CavnessHR Indiegogo link at https://cavnesshr.co/crowdfunding to donate or for more information We talk about the following His time as a Marine. His time in the CIA. Change Management. Why he enjoys solving problems Rich's Bio Rick Honig is a Marine, Author, Father, Entrepreneur, and Change Leader. He's originally from San Jose California, currently in Annapolis Maryland. He is currently the founder of South River Surf Shop, a custom upholstery and product development company. He also recently began to organize a second small business geared for the IT consulting/leadership and change management industry. He is working on his second novel, a follow-up to his first which was published in 2019 “Searching for Orion's Belt” In his 20-year career, Rick has worked in Military, Intelligence, Management Consulting, and managed the large majority of IT and Cloud infrastructure programs for a pseudo government agency/big bank. His personal motto is “The Red Pill Was Your Choice” He is a problem-solving addict, with a knack for reaching back into his past to mold solutions. He has a bachelors in business logistics from American Military University as well as a graduate certification from Georgetown in Change Management. Ricks's Social Media Rick's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-honig-56257831/ Rick's Twitter: https://twitter.com/RickHHonigII Company Website: https://southriversurfshop.com/ Company Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southriversurfshop/ Company Twitter: https://twitter.com/SouthRiverSurf1 Rick's Advice Just be transparent man. Most of the things work out, keep delivering. If you enjoy The Jason Cavness Experience, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard to get guests. Plus, I love checking them out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We discuss the latest I Love You Call attempt, more on Who's The A-Hole, and Does Deb Know Stuff About Football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we sit down with Ben @benthebarnick at the Icons of Surf Shop in San Clemente, Ca. Ben talks about how he got into surfing up in the cold waters of Morro Bay and what is his favorite spot to surf up there? Does he have one magic board or is every board the next best thing? What is it like surfing Bali with a busted knee? Check it out!If 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!PatreonFind Us:Website: https://quiverbuilder.com/thequivercast/Instagram: @quiver_castFacebook: The QuiverCastTwitter: @The_QuiverCastSound Editing by: The Steele CollectiveSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thequivercast)
We sat down with On the Beach Surf Shop owner Kelly Sorensen at Kelly Slater's Wave Pool!
https://terriblehappytalks.com/Jake Mackenzie is a husband, father, surfer, waterman, entrepreneur, and when the Bombie at Uluwatu is breaking...he is often the guy paddling into the best waves of the day. Like many of us, Jake wears numerous hats in his life, however, personally I see a clean living family man, and a passionate surfer, who possesses a keen sense of spirituality. Over the years, I have found myself magnetically drawn into his “anti-surf, surf shop” - Drifter at Bingin Uluwatu. Its a space that has an immediate warmth, coupled with inspiration found in the boutique range of surfboards, artwork and books it has in stock. Fresh from a surf trip to Sumba, in this week's episode, Jake is with from his home in Uluwatu, Bali to share his journey, experiences, challenges and hopes for the future.Jake advocates for:PEACE DAILY MEDITATIONSea Shepard https://www.seashepherd.org.au/Checkout his surf shop:https://driftersurf.com/Thanks to INDOSOLE AND TECTONIC COFFEE for supporting the showI feel so blessed to be affiliated with these companies. Both companies ship WORLDWIDE! Use CODE: THT (for 15% discount) https://indosole.com/ https://tectoniccoffee.com/ If you enjoy the show please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave a 5 star review in the iTunes store or Apple Podcast app—it really helps me to keep the show going, and if you want to go even further, head over to https://terriblehappytalks.com/ and pick up some ethically produced merchandise in the SHOP. Either way though, thanks so much for listening. Big Love and respect, ShannonSupport the show (https://terriblehappytalks.teemill.com)
Dave Downing is a living legend in the snowboard world who is married to another living legend, Shannon Dunn Downing. But he’s so much more than just a husband. He’s a surfer shop rat who landed a job as a snowboard sales rep and somehow, was able to turn that into 15 years of pro snowboarding before becoming one of the most real ambassadors/whatever he does for Burton, that there is. It’s a history lesson this week that brings it all the way to today…. Dave Downing Show Notes: 5:00: Religion, sports, and surfing 10:30: Surf Shop days, finding snowboarding, and college to be a fireman 14:00: Working for the Burton Reps, Big Bear, and meeting Craig Kelly, 17:00 Going out to Utah, filming, and learning from legends 23:00: Stanley: Get 30% off sitewide with the code drinkfast 10 Barrel Brewery: Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 24:30: Style, transitioning from rep to rider, developing product, and contests 32:30: Sponsors, equality, and how is involved is Jake? 41:00: Splitboarding 45:00: COAL Headwear Use the code powell15 for 15% off Peter Glenn Ski and Sports 47:00: Giving Craig a Splitboard, going from Standard to Mack Dawg trips, and magazines 57:30: What he does with Burton and titles 64:30: Inappropriate Questions
Bill “Blinky” Hubina, owner of Ventura Surf Shop, joins Dr. Bunny to discuss surfing and how his business is doing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Surfing has become even more popular during the pandemic because it's a sport that's done out in the fresh air, and Blinky tells us how he and his wife have navigated the waters during this unprecedented time. Bill also tells us about the fascinating history of Ventura Surf Shop. They are a true local surf shop, selling custom new and used surf boards, accessories, and wetsuits. They've been around for so long, they've had the same phone number since 1967! Tune in for a great interview and be sure to stop in to Ventura Surf Shop to support local businesses! About Ventura Surf Shop: Ventura Surf shop was started in the early sixties by Tom Hale. Tom had been building boards with V.I.P., Ventura International Plastics in the late fifties. VIP was owned by Bill Fisher with the shop located on Olive Street. The shop sold fiberglass, cloth, resin & laminated surfboards. VIP went on to a new factory on Callens Rd. where they produced boards “Pop Outs” (production boards) Ten Toes, Shark, Tiki and the Duke Kahanamoky boards. Boards were sold to mass merchandisers like Sears and Federated. Tom left VIP to open a small shop in 1962, located at 235 W. Santa Clara St. where he made custom Tom Hale surfboards. In 1963 Tom Morey moved to Ventura recruiting Tom Hale to be his shaper and moved into the small shop on Santa Clara St. with Hale. Morey made Australian surfboards and Tom Morey skeg works (aka TRAF Fins). According to Tom Hale the polypropylene fins while being shaped with a grinder smelled like a fart, (TRAF spelled backwards)! Morey's wife Jolly was a talented artist and helped Tom Hale design the first Ventura Surf Shop logo for Hale's custom boards. In 1964 Morey decided to change the name of his Australian surfboards to Morey, then in 1965 Morey and Karl Pope became partners and opened Morey Pope on Front St. in Ventura. Tom Hale went on to produce his own custom boards nd opened a sales shop on Main Street across from Ventura High School. He eventually closed the Main Street shop and sold boards out of his glassing shop on Callens Rd. Tom made boards in Ventura until 1973 when he moved to San Diego. In the meantime, Bill “Blinky” Hubina who also worked for Morey on Santa Clara St. became Morey Popes first employee on Front St. In 1967 Blinky and Dennis Ryder left Morey Pope to start William Dennis Surfboards in an industrial building on Callens Rd. Dennis departed the business shortly after it got started. Blinky continued to make William Dennis surfboards. The business grew and eventually Blinky opened a small show room on Thompson Blvd. in the front of the house where he lived. In 1972 Karl Pope who had bought Morey out decided to close Morey-Pope retail shop and start Wave. Wave was a corporation which included surf, wave, and Morey-Pope. Karl Pope moved the new company to Saticoy and in 1973 opened Wave, making honeycomb surfboards. Blinky took over the Morey-Pope building on Front St. and expanded the William Dennis surfboard business in to it. Where they manufactured William Dennis boards and had a show room. In 1973 when Tom Hale left Ventura the employees started answering the phone “William Dennis” Ventura Surf Shop and assumed the name. The Ventura Surf Shop was sold to Stan Fujii in 1980. Stan changed the sign on the shop on Front St. from William Dennis to The Ventura Surf Shop in 1986. Stan started making Fujii surfboards, then in 1995 Stan moved the shop to its current location at 88 E. Thompson Blvd. Stan ran the business for 20 years until he sold it to Mark Ellison in 2000 along with his managing partner Bill Blinky Hubina. Blinky and his wife, Mignonne purchased the shop in 2012 from Mark and continue to run it today along with his son Robert Hubina. The Ventura Surf Shop has a long history in the surfing community, it is a true surf shop, selling custom new and used surf boards, accessories and wetsuits. There are over 300 new boards and 200 used boards for sale. This hard core surf shop offers customs boards by William Dennis, Campbell Bros., Wayne Rich, Roberts, Dennis Ryder, Klaus Jones and Spence. Contact Ventura Surf Shop at (805) 643-1062 Also visit: www.venturasurfshop.com and find them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/venturasurfshop and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ventura_surf_shop/ Contact Dr. Bunny Vreeland at (805) 482-8111 or E-mail: Bunny@BunnyVreeland.com Also visit: https://bunnyvreeland.org/ https://vreelandcollege.org/ https://upgradeyourlifewithdrbunny.com https://communicatewithanyone.wordpress.com/
We Facetimed with Adam Holloway and Brian Smith of Bare Wires Surf Shop
We FaceTimed with Kelly Sorensen of On The Beach Surf Shop and talked about surfing and business!
In Episode Three of our Case Study series, we get to look under the hood of Elmore Surfboards and tap into the inspiration that makes this Costa Mesa legend's sleds so magical. Troy Elmore is a multifaceted craftsman and surfer. He's one of the few shapers out there that can surf all styles of surfboards in the broad spectrum that exists. He can truly ride everything with a skill level that's unmatched in terms of style, grace, and flow. From fishes, thrusters, and bonzers to eggs, vee bottoms, and logs, Elmore is able to consistently surf his vast array of boards allowing him to create this incredibly valuable feedback loop to iterate his designs until they're absolutely perfect. Craftsmanship is the underlying theme for Elmore's hobbies. When he's not surfing or mowing foam you can find him skating or biking. The motorcycles that Elmore builds are nothing short of show stopping. Not only are they beautiful and clean looking but they allow for consistent creative evolutionary path for functional design. Make your way over to our website to check out Troy Elmore's Case Study video that accompanies this podcast. There you'll be able to see Elmore's creations from surfboards to motorcycles. You'll also be able to check out our current stash of Elmore sleds available for demo or to call your own: https://daydreamsurfshop.com/pages/surf-clubhttps://vimeo.com/daydreamsurfshop
This episode of the Palm Beach Podcast features Ryan Heavyside and Taylor Buczynski from Nomad Surf Shop, which has been family owned & operated since 1968 in Boynton Beach, FL. Recorded live at the Media Zone podcast studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. https://nomadsurf1968.com/ https://www.instagram.com/nomadsurfshop The Palm Beach Podcast features local businesses, athletes, and influencers making a positive impact in our community, Palm Beach County, Florida. The Palm Beach Podcast is sponsored by: Palm Beach Coffee Roasters https://pumphousecoffeeroasters.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pumphousecoffeeroasters/ Indo Board - Balance Trainer https://www.indoboard.com/ https://www.instagram.com/indo_board/ Lotus Trips - Travel & Retreats to Palm Beach https://lotustrips.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lotustrips/ Hopportunities - Self Serve Modern Beer Hall http://findyourhoppyplace.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hopportunitiesfl The podcast is hosted by best friends Dr. James Spencer and Mike Jones. James is a sports chiropractor and athletic trainer -- Mike is a photographer and art director. The two co-founded Media Zone with friend Anthony D'Alessio, and opened their first rental podcast studio in Palm Beach County in the summer of 2019. https://mediazonestudios.com https://thepalmbeachpodcast.com Music: Le Jazz Café - Flero: https://soundcloud.com/flero_official Roads - LiQWYD: https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd Social: https://www.instagram.com/media.zone.studios/ https://www.facebook.com/media.zone.studios/
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In this episode Sam meets Jacob Bresette, owner of Lake Effect Surf Shop. They chat about surfing the Great Lakes, how Jacob got into surfing, his journey in entrepreneurship, Wiloha clothing, counter culture, northern Wisconsin, first skateboards and going pro in action sports.
Uncle Roy Viera takes us on a history lesson of surfing In Waikiki, talks us through his family tree and his lineage, how the 'SHAKA' came to be along with many amazing stories of Hawaiian culture. Sit back and relax, this is an amazing story.Uncle Roy Is a local Surf shop Owner In the heart of Honolulu, he offers guided surf trips and lessons as well as board repairs, all conveniently located close to Waikiki. Check out RV's Surf shop and say 'Aloha'!
En route to Florida, the Demigods must stop to make camp in Virginia Beach. Waiting there is a Taco Bell, Department Stores, Surf Shop, and maybe even a few hidden surprises. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Learn all about the whimsical artistic empire of Tiffany and Joe Bora, They own and operate the Tipsy Artist Paint Palace, Utopia Joe Surf Shop, and a couple bed & breakfasts on the 2nd floor of their brilliant downtown Guthrie location. Joe has an art show coming up on Friday, Nov 8. It'll be fantastic. You should go.
Wayne Rich boards are a hot commodity at various California beaches, from Goleta to Mitch’s Surf Shop in Solana Beach. Wayne seems to know somebody everywhere. He’s a kind soul, thoughtful and intelligent, but with a sharp edge that occasional reveals itself. Let us begin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode we discuss the Anthony Pettis vs Jorge Masvidal grappling match, Sage Northcutt & ONE Championship, Tyron Woodley/Robbie Lawler and JDS/Francis, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Conor McGregor, Jon Jones' legacy, the "stuck in a basement" hypothetical, and much more! UFC! MMA! UNTITLED MMA! UNTITLEDMMA.COM! @UNTITLEDMMA! UFC PODCAST! MMA PODCAST! ANTHONY PETTIS! JORGE MASVIDAL! JIU JITSU! SAGE NORTHCUTT! ONE CHAMPIONSHIP! MINOR LEAGUE MMA! DEMETRIOUS JOHNSON! EDDIE ALVAREZ! TYRON WOODLEY! ROBBIE LAWLER! JUNIOR DOS SANTOS! FRANCIS NGANNOU! BEN ASKREN! DARREN TILL! MIKE PERRY! KAMARU USMAN! CAIN VELASQUEZ! WWE! DANIEL CORMIER! STIPE MIOCIC! JON JONES! MATT HAMILL! KHABIB NURMAGOMEDOV! CONOR MCGREGOR! STUCK IN A BASEMENT! BARRY BONDS!
Retail is a tough game. Owning a surf shop in the seasonal market of Rockaway is even tougher. We speak with Nigel Louis, owner of Station RBNY, on how community drives customer loyalty, working along side his retail peers, and why selling a sweater next to surf board is good for a store by the beach. Louis and Co-host Tyler bring their background as big brand reps to discuss how a surf shop survives in today's retail climate. Music credit:The Flat Five: "This is Your Night"
In episode two of our Case Study series, we take a deeper dive into the mysterious world of displacement hulls by learning more about hull lord, Greg Liddle and what is now Liddle Designs. Greg Liddle is a very private person and recently retired from shaping. Luckily his friend and business partner, Kirk Putnam is keeping Liddle surfboards moving by recreating replicas of Greg Liddle's boards with Scott Anderson of Anderson Surfboards and Aquatech Glassing based out of Hermosa Beach, California. Greg's hull designs have been slowly refined over the course of 50 years and most people in the surfing community would agree that he shapes some of the best displacement hulls around. There isn't necessarily a strict definition of what a displacement hull is but they generally have a deeply rolled, convex bottom contour, wide point forward, pulled in tail, very knifey rails, and a s-deck. Displacement Hulls are just one style that exists in the vast universe of surfboard designs; that being said, it is cool to see a design make it through 50 years as there are not many designs that hold the surfing community's interest for that length of time while holding true to it's design characteristics. Granted displacement hulls surfers make up a small yet die hard sub set of surf culture. The generally promote fast, down the line surfing with ease, style, and grace. We look forward to seeing this design continuing to spread beautiful surfing throughout surfing's future.
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
WESTPORT, WASH. — Drive as far west as you can in Grays Harbor County, and you’ll meet the ocean in Westport. Waves roll into the beach there, next to a jetty that marks the entrance of the bay. It’s where Al Perlee arrived decades ago with a wetsuit and a surfboard. A while later, he opened The Surf Shop.
Cowboy Surf Shop has been a leading force in Northern California since the early 70’s. Founded by Craig”Cowboy”Mac Arthur as Miramar Surf Boards in 1971 in it’s original location, the shop was mainly a showroom for the surfboards that Craig shaped and glassed, as well as serving as Half Moon Bay’s first surf shop. Many years have been spent learning and perfecting the trade of surfboard production, as well as other ventures including the opening of the retail store Cowboy Surf Shop in 1982. Craig also teamed with friend Chip Rowland, and Bob Hurley in 1984 to work as Northern California Sales Rep for the then start up surf line Billabong. His duties consisted of building the Northwestern territory for Billabong, and managing the Northern California Billabong Surf Team. Craig recruited local talent from his territory which consisted of surfers like Daryl “Flea” Virotsgo, brother Troy, Nate & Zach Acker, Richard & Dave Schmidt, Vince Collier, Adam Repogle, and many more. Other duties stemmed from teaming up with Billabong’s pro surfers like “Sunny Garcia” and “Doogle Walker”when surfing in local contests like the O’Neill Coldwater Classic, or going on photo shoots to distant locations for surfing magazines with other pro surfers. Craig’s sales reputation soon earned him jobs with other prominent companies like Rusty Presendorfer who was just getting his clothing line going, and soon hired Craig as his Northern California Sales Rep. Utilizing Craigs relationship with stores & shops, Rusty was a shoe-in with his line of T ‘Shirts and Stickers, and was soon on his way to liable recognition in Northern California . Craig was also hired as Sales Rep for Billabongs sister like company Peak Wetsuits, headed out by John “The Butcher” Howitt, the Aussie wetsuit entrepreneur who later went on to start Quiksilver Wetsuits. It was about four and a half years into his sale repping career when Craig was recruited by the local Surf / Rock Band Bug. Led by Singer Web Fingers, and Bassist Bubba Luv, Craig was the newest member playing Lead Guitar. (Stage Name “Dude Broman”). See Bug click on image below After several years of hard work, recording, rehearsing, playing gigs, and Frat Parties, Bug had worked it’s way up the local circuit to the point of being a major player on the Bay Area music scene. Bug had found a home at the Cactus Club in San Jose where their hard core followers packed the venue night after night, headlining, and also playing support for acts like Primus. Mary’s Danish, The Vandals, Urban Dance Squad, and Mojo Nixon, (just to name a few). Bug also won the the” Bay Area Battle of the Bands” contest, and played to thousands of people at the Oakland Collesieum, as well as plying every major venue in the San Francisco Bay Area. Bug was well on their way to stardom, local rock magazines were revue them almost weekly, and one went as far as saying that “Bug was going to be the next bay area rock band after Primus to go over the top”. The press did not go unnoticed, and local recording studio mogul Joel Jaffe from Studio D in Sausalito had picked up on the buzz, and invited the band to come down to the lavish studio to record a 3 song demo that he would shop to some of his record label connections. Things were going great with repping, and playing in the band. Craig started to date one of the Bug dancers, Lucy Turner, who soon became a cult fav as Hippi Bitch, a character in one of the bands popular songs.
This SurfPeople Podcast has been a long time in the making since my last one in 2015. I've a had a pretty rough ride after losing my Surf Shop in Lennox Head but a magical trip to the Maldives has got my business juices flowing again. So I'm back on the podcast bandwagon and what better way to get back in the saddle with a very successful internet marketer. Today I'm talking to James Schramko who is the host of his own podcast and online business coaching business called SuperFastBusiness. You can see what James is up to here. www.superfastbusiness.com
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