Podcasts about Surfing Magazine

Our guests this week have both already been on the show 3-times!! “CHOP LIVER” has 20 years in Media, at Surfing Magazine, What Youth, and more recently as Creative Producer for the first-ever Natural Selection Surf Event. “GILLY” has 20 years as a Global Sports Marketing Manager at Hurley and more recently at Quiksilver. This Dynamic Duo are the driving force behind a multi-media creation machine “Inherent Bummer” capturing the true spirit and enthusiasm for Surf while providing a platform for Core Surfers, Surfing, Music, Art, Travel, Literature, and Commentary. We welcome to the show Travis “CHOP LIVER” Ferre' and Brandon “GILLY” Guilmette.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to this week's episode of The Temple of Surf Podcast! If you're a fan of surfing, surf culture, and hearing from the legends who shaped the sport, you've come to the right place. The Temple of Surf Podcast brings you exclusive interviews, stories, and deep dives into the heart of surf culture. From pioneers to modern-day heroes, our guests share their experiences, insights, and love for the ocean in every episode. **This Week's Guest: Jamie Brisick** This week, we're excited to welcome Jamie Brisick to the Temple of Surf Podcast! Jamie is a renowned surfer, author, and storyteller who has been a prominent figure in the surf community for decades. From his competitive surf career to his deep understanding of surf history, Jamie brings an unmatched perspective to the sport. Born and raised in California, Jamie's surf journey has been both inspiring and influential. He competed alongside the world's best surfers, traveled to the most iconic surf spots, and eventually transitioned into writing and sharing his love for the sport through literature. Jamie has authored several books, he's also written for major publications like *The Surfer's Journal* and *Surfing Magazine*, offering readers a glimpse into the culture and soul of surfing. During this week's episode, we dive deep into Jamie's journey—from the early days of competitive surfing to his current work in surf storytelling. Jamie's insights into the evolution of the sport and the people who have shaped it will leave you inspired and appreciative of the rich history of surfing. **Don't Forget to Subscribe!** Make sure you never miss an episode of The Temple of Surf Podcast! Subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform, whether it's Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. We've got so many exciting episodes lined up, and you'll want to be the first to hear them. Also, be sure to follow us on our social media channels for behind-the-scenes content, sneak peeks, and updates about upcoming episodes. Stay connected and keep the surf spirit alive! **Join Us Next Week!**

Jesse Faen is an Australian-born wanderer who's been surfing for the past four decades and is now a dedicated kite, wing, and foil enthusiast. Jesse's been around the block when it comes to the surf industry, working as an editor for Waves Magazine in Australia and Surfing Magazine in the US before working as the media director for the ASP (now WSL) where he traveled the world writing about the tour for a decade. Since then, Jesse has settled in LA where he ran the Insight clothing brand for six-plus years. He currently coaches surfing, and volunteers as a surf therapist with A Walk On Water, an organization that has had a huge impact on a number of lives. On this episode of the Swell Season Surf Podcast, Jesse discusses his dedication to surf therapy, sharing its profound effects on participants and volunteers alike, and talks about his personal growth, sobriety, and the evolving surf culture. Above all, Jesse's story is one of aligning life with his surfing passion and community support. We hope you enjoy… For more information A Walk On Water, go to www.awalkonwater.orgYou can Follow Jesse Faen on Instagram @jessefaenThe Swell Season Surf Podcast is recorded by The NewsStand Studio at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio Network. For more information, you can follow @swellseasonsurfradio on Instagram or go to our website: www.swellseasonsurf.com Music: Song: Walk On The OceanArtist: Toad The Wet SprocketAlbum: FearBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/swell-season--3483504/support.

Tim Bessell loves his job. He combines lifelong surfing experience with expert craftsmanship to create some of the best custom surfboards in the world. Surfboard shapers and surfers alike, from all over the world, know the name, Tim Bessell. From world-class professionals to weekend warriors, ask anyone who knows him and they'll tell you the same thing: Tim is more than a shaper, he's an artist. History of Bessell Surfboards At a very young age, Tim Bessell was exposed to the infectious world of art by his mother. As A result, Tim gained an interest and appreciation for the sub-culture that would coincidentally influence and shape his future to come. Tim began his professional surfboard shaping career when he began working at Sunset Surfboards. By the age of thirteen, Tim began shaping surfboards from the beautiful town known as La Jolla, California. He was one of the youngest surfboard shapers in the industry, but he was already making a name for himself as a surfer and as a shaper in and around his home break of Windansea Beach in La Jolla, California. A Surfboard Shapers Journey Three years later Tim moved to Hawaii to prove he has what it takes to be a shaper on the North Shore. He began shaping custom surfboards for Lightning Bolt, one of Hawaii's premier surfboard manufacturers known for the infamous lightning gun shape of the 70's ridden by legendary Gerry Lopez. In fact, Tim Bessell would later become one of the few shapers allowed to manufacture surfboards under the Lightning Bolt name. After legitimizing himself as a shaper, Tim returned to San Diego, California to open Bessell Surfboards. By 1987, Bessell Surfboards had grown into one of the largest surfboard manufacturers in Southern California. Tim also made a name for himself as an artist, with exhibitions as far away as Japan. Tim branched off into the world of apparel when he started his own clothing line in 1992. He designed every item himself, and his unique touch of style was an instant hit. Tim even helped design styles for other clothing companies such as Hurley, T&C Hawaii, and Billabong. In 1997 Tim decided to focus once again on surfboards when he returned to the shaping room to reinvent Bessell Surfboards. He built primarily custom-shaped boards for surfers who demanded more than the typical cookie-cutter shapes typically offer. Tim's willingness to work individually with each customer has helped build a reputation few surfboard shapers can match. To date, Tim has produced over 46,000 surfboards. His boards have graced the covers of Surfer Magazine, Surfing Magazine, Beach Culture, and countless other surfing magazines. Many world-class surfers have ridden Bessell Surfboards including Peter King, Luke Egan, Jon Roseman, Glen Winton, Brad Gerlach, Vetea David, Ricky Irons, David MacAulay, Saxon Boucher, Debbie Melville Beacham, Ryder Mackey, Chris O'Rourke, Billy Choe, Simon Law, Juston Postin, David Eggers, Davie Miller, Richard Kenvin and more. Bessell Surfboards are currently sold throughout the world with distributors in Japan, South America, and Europe. If you're lucky enough to visit Tavarua Island, you'll notice Tim's trademark guns are standard equipment on the island. Wherever you end up, chances are there is someone riding a Bessell. Currently, Tim and his team at Bessell surfboards are starting many new exciting projects. These projects include Watershed Productions, a new film production company that is focusing on cutting-edge surf films. Most notably Tim Bessell has teamed up with the Warhol Foundation to reconnect the much-forgotten love that Andy Warhol had for surfing and the surfing counter-culture. “How I Met Andy”, is a short film that tells the story of how Tim met Andy Warhol and why his artistic inspiration never left him and how eventually this became the "Bessell Warhol Project.” In this project, Tim has created an extensive collection of surfboards with licensed Warhol art imposed on his signature surfboard shapes. This has created an international buzz once again and many of these boards can be found in art galleries and collector homes all over the world. With the love for shaping boards Tim gained when he was thirteen combined with the experience, inspiration, and reputation he has gained along the way, Bessell Surfboards remains one of the top custom surfboard manufacturers in the world.

Our guest this week is a former 80's Pro Surfer and world renowned Journalist, Writer, Editor, Photographer, and Filmmaker. For the last 30 plus years, and if you are old enough to remember print magazines, you have definitely read a lot of his stories and articles in either Surfing, Surfer, or more recently, in Surfer's Journal. He has been published in The New Yorker, The New York Times and was the Global Editor at Huck. He has written many great books and you can also listen to him on his podcast “Soundings” presented by The Surfers Journal. This has been a long time in the works and we appreciate this opportunity to welcome the ever talented Mr. Jamie Brisick.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On December 14th, 2022, images of surfers in the rockaways trying to help push a juvenile sperm whale back into the water made the rounds on social media and eventually the news. This would be the beginning of what is being called an “Unusual Mortality Event” for this winter for whales along the east coast. In all, around 23 whales have washed ashore along the East Coast since December. There has been much speculation as to what is causing these deaths. Everything from container ships to wind farms have been thrown around. We wanted to bring on to the show to discuss these whale strandings and get a better understanding as to what is happening to that population along the east coast. Our guest is journalist Andrew Lewis, who has been covering this story for New Jersey Spotlight News and is a writer for The New York Times Magazine. Andrew was a former editor at Surfing Magazine and has written for numerous publications over the years and wrote a book called The Drowning of Money Island, a story about a community left behind in the wake of a devastating hurricane. His writing tends to explore stories that inhabit the narrow corners where water and humans collide. Andrew is our guest and I'm excited to welcome him to the show. For more information on Andrew Lewis and his work you can go to: www.andrewslewis.comHere are some articles and resources that we found helpful in researching for this episode: https://www.njspotlightnews.org/2023/01/nj-whale-deaths-prompt-questions/https://nammco.no/humpback-whale/#:~:text=Estimates%20indicate%20that%20there%20are,whales%20in%20the%20North%20Atlantic.https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/national/marine-life-distress/2016-2023-humpback-whale-unusual-mortality-event-along-atlantic-coasthttps://www.boem.gov/sites/default/files/documents/renewable-energy/state-activities/OCW01_COP%20Volume%20I_20220614.pdfhttps://oceanwindone.com/about-the-projecthttps://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/28/nyregion/east-coast-whale-deaths.htmlhttps://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/press-room/press-release-archives/2022-press-releases1/port-authority-reports-facility-volumes-for-december-and-full-ye.htmlThe 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 Network. www.swellseasonsurfradio.comMusic: Opening Song: OceanArtist: Matti ByeAlbum: Classical CrossoverClosing Song: OceansArtist: Pearl JamAlbum: Ten

This episode we are joined by Chas Smith, an author and journalist. His work can be found at Surfing Magazine, Vice, GQ, and the New York Times. He has written multiple books including Reports From Hell. Today me and Northern Provisions talk to him about his time in Yemen after 9/11 and in Lebanon during the 2006 war with Israel, which he details in that book. Please consider support our project by donating to us. Ways to donate and other resources here:  https://linktr.ee/analyzeeducate

Our guest this week is a Veteran to all things relating to Surfing. His accomplishments includeSurfer Magazine Editor, Director of Marketing at Transworld, Director of Media at BillabongUSA, and Director of Quiksilver's Crossing. He is an author of multiple books including “Surfingthe Manual”, “The History of Surfing at San Onofre” and more recently “Women on Waves”.He also sits on the Advisory board for Surfrider Foundation, the San Onofre Foundation, andSurfing America. We welcome the President of the San Clemente Historical Society and theCalifornia Surf Museum Mr. Jim “Kempy, “ Kempton.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kristin's brother, Jimmy, shares how he created a flexible, untraditional lifestyle that allows him to work from home, co-parent his daughter, and travel the world as a surf photographer. In this podcast, Kristin and Jimmy discuss financial pros and cons of going to college and racking up student debt versus joining the workforce. Jimmy also explains how he was able to fund his passion for surf photography by painting houses in Puerto Rico. He offers tips and advice for how to turn doing what you love into a long-term career and how to reinvent yourself when circumstances force your industry to change (or go extinct). Jimmy also shares what a day in the life of a surf photographer is like, including stories from his travels around the world (like the time he saw professional surfer, Mick Fanning, get attacked by a shark in Jeffrey's Bay, South Africa).  In the Lightning Round, find out:  Which camera and equipment Jimmy uses His favorite surf destination and non-surf destination Cheap flight/travel hacks Jet Lag tips How to stay motivated working at home A photography tip everyone should know What his future goals include  Jimmy is the former Photo Editor at Surfing Magazine, two-time Red Bull Illume Finalist, and is now the Online Content Editor and Social Media Coordinator for Vans Surf, working from home in Southern California. He has also worked at Eastern Surf Magazine, Transworld Surf, and has contributed to Surfer and Stab Magazines.  Episode 158 Special Offers:  Pre-Order Digital Nomads for Dummies 20% off Organifi Travel Packs 

Our guest this week is a National Scholastic Surfing Association's top-rated kneeboarder, earned a B.A. in business administration from San Diego State University, and got his first industry gig at Surfing Magazine in 1993 where he went from intern to Editor in a short period of time. Leaving the Magazine in 1991 he became Co-Owner Katin. Also working for K2 in the late 90's, he is responsible for putting together K2 Big Wave Challenge giving $50K to the Biggest Photographed Ridden Wave…. it was a HUGE success! Taking his magazine experience…. In 1998 he started “Surf News” which covered the SoCal Surf Scene and other industry related topics. But it was when working closely with Larry “Flame” Moore (RIP) became the go to guy for putting together big wave trips like the Never before seen Cortez Bank. He later partnered with Billabong on the Odyssey project, XXL Big Wave Awards, and WSL Big Wave Tour. We appreciate and are stoked to welcome Bill "SHARPEE“ Sharp 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.

DJ is the Minister of Propaganda for North American Rescue. He started his career as a marine biologist with a Masters in Biology. While doing that he developed a talent for photography and became a staff photographer for Surfing Magazine and also photographed humanitarian missions for the NGO Waves for Water, documenting their efforts to provide relief following catastrophic weather events. His travels lead him to making connections with US special forces which lead to his current career with North American Rescue.DJ is also the manager for all of North American Rescue's social media pages. If you would like to get in touch with him, you can reach out using their links below.North American Rescue: https://www.rescue-essentials.com/Instagram: @northamericanrescueThe Be Effective Podcast with Adam Haidary, the CEO & founder of PolicePosts and Effective Fitness Training. Discussing everything from law enforcement, training, current critical incidents, and wherever the conversation goes.Instagram: @beeffectivepodcast@effective.fitnesstraining@policepostsWebsite:www.effective.fitnessEmail List:https://www.effective.fitness/policeposts-email-listSponsors:Effective Fitness Training Program: (Effective Fitness)Effective Fitness Training {14 Day Free Trial} + CombativesUse code: “podcast” for 10% off for life

Tim Bessell loves his job. He combines lifelong surfing experience with expert craftsmanship to create some of the best custom surfboards in the world. Surfboard shapers and surfers alike, from all over the world, know the name, Tim Bessell. From world-class professionals to weekend warriors, ask anyone who knows him and they'll tell you the same thing: Tim is more than a shaper, he's an artist. History of Bessell Surfboards At a very young age, Tim Bessell was exposed to the infectious world of art by his mother. As A result, Tim gained an interest and appreciation for the sub-culture that would coincidentally influence and shape his future to come. Tim began his professional surfboard shaping career when he began working at Sunset Surfboards. By the age of thirteen, Tim began shaping surfboards from the beautiful town known as La Jolla, California. He was one of the youngest surfboard shapers in the industry, but he was already making a name for himself as a surfer and as a shaper in and around his home break of Windansea Beach in La Jolla, California. A Surfboard Shapers Journey Three years later Tim moved to Hawaii to prove he has what it takes to be a shaper on the North Shore. He began shaping custom surfboards for Lightning Bolt, one of Hawaii's premier surfboard manufacturers known for the infamous lightning gun shape of the 70's ridden by legendary Gerry Lopez. In fact, Tim Bessell would later become one of the few shapers allowed to manufacture surfboards under the Lightning Bolt name. After legitimizing himself as a shaper, Tim returned to San Diego, California to open Bessell Surfboards. By 1987, Bessell Surfboards had grown into one of the largest surfboard manufacturers in Southern California. Tim also made a name for himself as an artist, with exhibitions as far away as Japan. Tim branched off into the world of apparel when he started his own clothing line in 1992. He designed every item himself, and his unique touch of style was an instant hit. Tim even helped design styles for other clothing companies such as Hurley, T&C Hawaii, and Billabong. In 1997 Tim decided to focus once again on surfboards when he returned to the shaping room to reinvent Bessell Surfboards. He built primarily custom-shaped boards for surfers who demanded more than the typical cookie-cutter shapes typically offer. Tim's willingness to work individually with each customer has helped build a reputation few surfboard shapers can match. To date, Tim has produced over 46,000 surfboards. His boards have graced the covers of Surfer Magazine, Surfing Magazine, Beach Culture, and countless other surfing magazines. Many world-class surfers have ridden Bessell Surfboards including Peter King, Luke Egan, Jon Roseman, Glen Winton, Brad Gerlach, Vetea David, Ricky Irons, David MacAulay, Saxon Boucher, Debbie Melville Beacham, Ryder Mackey, Chris O'Rourke, Billy Choe, Simon Law, Juston Postin, David Eggers, Davie Miller, Richard Kenvin and more. Bessell Surfboards are currently sold throughout the world with distributors in Japan, South America, and Europe. If you're lucky enough to visit Tavarua Island, you'll notice Tim's trademark guns are standard equipment on the island. Wherever you end up, chances are there is someone riding a Bessell. Currently, Tim and his team at Bessell surfboards are starting many new exciting projects. These projects include Watershed Productions, a new film production company that is focusing on cutting-edge surf films. Most notably Tim Bessell has teamed up with the Warhol Foundation to reconnect the much-forgotten love that Andy Warhol had for surfing and the surfing counter-culture. “How I Met Andy”, is a short film that tells the story of how Tim met Andy Warhol and why his artistic inspiration never left him and how eventually this became the "Bessell Warhol Project.” In this project, Tim has created an extensive collection of surfboards with licensed Warhol art imposed on his signature surfboard shapes. This has created an international buzz once again and many of these boards can be found in art galleries and collector homes all over the world. With the love for shaping boards Tim gained when he was thirteen combined with the experience, inspiration, and reputation he has gained along the way, Bessell Surfboards remains one of the top custom surfboard manufacturers in the world.

Read the Magazine here:https://www.chasingclarity.com/If you haven't already...and you fancy your image on the cover of issue 2 of Chasing Clarity magazine...to enter tag @chasingclaritypodcast on instagram and #chasingclaritypodcastmag in your posts. You can enter as many times as you like and you have until the end of Feb 2022 to get your submissions in.I first met Brodie on the steps overlooking my favourite surf break, he came on the podcast and spoke about a tumour he had been suffering with that affected his growth, energy levels and overall health. 2.5 years on I'm stoked to bring you a follow up conversation we had over the 2021 Christmas break just as the boarders had reopened. Brodie shares the industry insights he's gained shooting for surf brands, how his make a wish experience went and what he's learnt while honing the craft of Ocean Imagery.I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' and the digital magazine '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 be offended!Don't forget review on ITUNES if you listen there!Odell Harris:https://www.odellharris.com/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 below.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=15926773Brodie Clark:https://www.instagram.com/brodieclarkmedia/?hl=en

Jim Kempton is an author, former editor and publisher of SURFER Magazine, Marketing Executive at Quiksilver, Billabong and current President of the California Surf Museum.Jim started surfing when he was a kid in Guam where his parents were working as civil servants. He moved to California for high school and then majored in journalism at University. After college he got a job writing for Surfing Magazine as he was travelling a lot to Europe and Morocco on surf adventures. Jim was writing articles for SURFER Magazine which lead to him becoming associate editor, then editor and publisher within 3 years. He ran the magazine for a decade before moving to Transworld to become the publisher for TWS Business magazine and Transworld Snowboarding. In the early 2000's Jim moved to Quiksilver and oversaw the Quiksilver Global Crossing boat searching for waves all over the world. Afterwards he became the Media Marketing Director at Billabong. Jim then took on the position as director of the California Surf Museum. He has written a numerous books including, Surfing The Manual: Advanced, First We Surf Then we Eat and his most recent book Women on Waves. Tune in to find out how Jim managed to get these incredible positions in the surfing industry, discovering over 100 new waves around the world on the Crossing boat, telling the amazing history of women in surfing in his latest book and loads more! Enjoy and get rad!Grab yourself a copy of Jim's latest book Women on Waves:  A Cultural History of Surfing. Like what you hear?  Please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include Chris Burkard, Shaun Tomson, Chris Coté, Pat 0'Connell, Ian Cairns. 

"When you move to a foreign country, you do feel lonely sometimes. Trading texts, emails, and Facebook messages sometimes isn't enough." - Greg Gordon Thinking of moving to Costa Rica to live the pura vida lifestyle? Today's guest, Greg Gordon, is an expert in expat living. He's been living in Costa Rica since the 1990's as the founder of the country's first online surf report, CRSurf.com. In Episode 135 of Badass Digital Nomads, Greg and Kristin discuss how Costa Rica has changed over the years. They both witnessed the tourism and real estate boom firsthand. Greg shares how he taught himself to blog and code during the early internet days. He then offers tips on how to grow an online business with no experience, achieve work-life balance, and run his company from anywhere. Kristin and Greg also share their favorite places to visit in Costa Rica and explain how to stay safe and avoid common scams. Even though Costa Rica has a higher-than-average crime rate and cost of living, it's still a magical place to live or travel (if you know what you're doing). Tune in now to learn some of Costa Rica's best-kept tips secrets from two of its most experienced expats! "If you want to make a million dollars in Costa Rica, bring two million dollars." - Unknown EPISODE 135 TOPICS DISCUSSED: How Greg ended up living abroad in Costa Rica and how he taught himself Spanish. The reality of living in Costa Rica (pros and cons). Overcoming loneliness while living abroad.  Crime, cost of living, and infrastructure in Costa Rica. Tips to stay safe and avoid getting your stuff stolen. Greg's various income streams as an expat over the years.  Burning out in corporate America then moving to Costa Rica.  Meeting your significant other abroad.  Finding work-life balance as an expat or retiree versus making a lot of money. Living a vacation lifestyle with a low budget.  Splitting your time 50/50 between the USA and foreign countries. Driving from California through Mexico to Costa Rica. Buying or shipping your car to Costa Rica.  Crossing borders and dealing with police in Central America. Greg and Kristin's favorite Costa Rican foods and restaurants.   QUESTIONS ANSWERED: How has Costa Rica changed since the 1990s? Was there less crime before the tourism boom?  Is it dangerous to drive from San Diego through Mexico and Central America? How did you learn SEO by yourself? How did you teach yourself how to build a website with no experience? How do you avoid theft in Costa Rica?  Do you own a house or rent your house in Dominical? What is your favorite surf spot in Costa Rica besides Dominical? What underrated destinations do you recommend in Costa Rica? Costa Rica Lightning Round   RESOURCES Join the waiting list for Kristin's relocation coaching program, Ready To Relocate. Videos: 8 Reasons Why People LEAVE Costa Rica [Why I Left] Articles: 10 Ways Not to Get Your Stuff Stolen on a Surf Trip Podcasts: Shark Attacks, Surf Photography, and World Travel with Surfing Magazine's Jimmy Wilson The Dark Side of Costa Rica - Why Expats Leave How to Move From England to Costa Rica + UK and Europe Lockdowns Eco-Friendly Travel:  How to Travel Sustainably Surfing: Surfline CR Surf Places to Visit and Surf in Costa Rica: Dominical Nosara Pavones Osa Peninsula Pan Dulce Isla Uvita Nauyaca Waterfalls  San Isidro del General Best Restaurants in Costa Rica: Bar Jolly Roger Taj Mahal Escazu Lubnan San Jose Jaco Walk Caliche's Wishbone Fuego Brewery Trits Ice Cream Sandwiches by Dos Pinos Connect with Greg Gordon & CR Surf: Learn more about CR Surf Follow CR Surf on Instagram Connect with Greg on Facebook ........................................................................................... 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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

Zoe Strapp sits patiently on the other end of a video call as my screen freezes, unfreezes, then freezes again...eventually technology resets itself and our conversation flows..."Hey Zoe, welcome to the show..." our recording begins for the third time.Zoe is a lifestyle, surf and brand photographer, first picking up a camera IN the water not too many years ago after already being an established industry insider.Listen to this episode to get some behind the scenes insight of not only shooting for a brand but how to also approach the workflow. We talk about pricing, starting out, working with other creatives and the differences in swimming in different oceans.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=15926773Zoe Strapp -https://www.zoestrapp.com/

@freshwatersurfgoods presents #PERMASTOKED, Your #Canadian & #GreatLakes #Surf & #SUP #Podcast, Season 2 Episode 4: Scotty Sherin - SBC Extreme Close Up…sponsored by Surfin' Eh!? Magazine @surfin_eh & The Central Canadian Surfing Association @centralcanadiansurfing is Now Available Free for Streaming and Download on the Alexa App, Amazon Music, iTunes, Apple Podcasts at https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/permastoked/id1518415157,  Podbean, Google Podcasts at https://podcasts.google.com/search/permastoked, iHeart Radio Stitcher, Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/show/6qsR6lN7M7edO798HSBxpj, YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChueUd4VG0WYXN3ky532vzg? Or wherever else you get your podcasts from.  Be sure to Listen, Rate, Review and Share! In this episode, Derik Hyatt interviews East Coast freelance photographer and former Associate Editor at SBC Surf Magazine, @scottysherin about surf photography, the surf industry, and ethical angling. Scotty has always found inspiration from being outdoors and around water.  He is a creative picture taker, movie maker and story teller.  As a former intern at Surfing Magazine, he now resides in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia where he photographs Surf exploration, Travel, Lifestyle, Fishing and Commercial projects. His clients include: Lululemon, YETI, Red Bull, Smith Optics, Redington Fishing, The James Brand, Smartwool, Jack Links, Surfing Magazine, SBC Surf Magazine, Surfer Magazine, Vice Magazine, Eastern Surf Magazine, Explore Magazine, The Walrus, The Globe and Mail, Diageo, Tourism Nova Scotia, and CBC. Connect with Scotty Sherin online at www.scottysherin.com on Instagram at @scottysherin on Facebook at @scotty.sherin on Twitter at scottysherin and Linkedin at scotty-sherin. This episode was recorded on January 25, 2021 and is family friendly, as it only features minor swearing, but no F-bombs.    To reach Derik Hyatt for comments, questions, collaboration, sponsorship, business enquiries or bookings, including surf, SUP and yoga, please email info@freshwatersurfgoods.com. Permastoked is brought to you by Freshwater Surf Goods.  Your surf brand devoted to spreading the stoke across the unsalted seas and cultivating pride amongst the surf community.  We do this by providing products and apparel that celebrate the awesomeness of both Great Lakes and Canadian surf culture. For more information, visit www.freshwatersurfgoods.com and be sure to sign up for our newsletter.  You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @freshwatersurfgoods.  To stay up-to-date on all things surf and SUP from across Canada, be sure to join our Facebook Group, the All Canadian Surf & SUP Club.  Mahalo for listening and stay stoked! A SPECIAL MAHALO TO We acknowledge that this podcast is recorded on the unceded, ancestral and occupied traditional territory of the Anishinabek Nation: the People of the Three Fires known as Ojibwe, Odawa and Pottawatomie Nations and further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen and the Chippewas of Nawash, now known as the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land.  As we live, work, surf and play, we say Mahalo to the Métis, Inuit and Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island and from around the world, who have stewarded these lands and sacred surf spots for thousands of years. Mark Malibu & The Wasagas for providing our intro music “Hey Chiwawa” off their 2009 album Crash Monster Beach and our outro music “End of the Summer” off their 2017 album Return of the Wasagas.  For more information, visit www.wasagas.com and listen to them on Spotify or iTunes. Mahalo to The Planet Smashers and Stomp Records for allowing us to play “Surfin’ In Tofino” off their 1999 album Life of the Party.  Visit them at www.planetsmashers.ca and listen to them on Spotify or iTunes. Mahalo to Scrapes. for allowing us to play “Wait and See” off their 2018 self-titled album.  Visit them at https://scrapesmusic.bandcamp.com/  and listen to them on Spotify or iTunes. Damajuana reggae uploaded by detroitbase on 2019-08-30 to https://archive.org/details/reggae_201908.  Public License available at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/legalcode.  (Original length = 2:30.) Ukelele Parade by Fernando Oyaguez Reyes published May 22, 2014 and uploaded to https://archive.org/details/UkeleleParade.  Public License available at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/legalcode.  (Original length = 2:44. Modified to 1:00.) ocean-big-wave-japanese-style-water-splash-storm-space-weather-nature-hand-drawn-big-wave-vector-illustration_1284-46205 Designed by macrovector / Freepik.

In this episode, artist Sean Ruttkay speaks with legendary surf photographer D.J. Struntz of Wrightsville Beach, NC. Struntz is an internationally award-winning photographer who has traveled the globe to over 50 countries as a staff photographer for Surfing Magazine, Globe International, Hawaii Skindiver and has appeared on NBC, CNN, CBS, ABC, and FOX. In this episode, Struntz reviews his trailblazing career, artistic prosses, and philosophy in this hour-long educational session.LINKS:Global Surf Gallery: https://globalsurfgallery.com/pages/d-j-struntzIG: https://www.instagram.com/djstruntz/Website: https://www.djstruntzphoto.com/

On this Saturday Special rebroadcast of the Next Swell, Rob Nixon is joined by surfing legend Shaun Tomson. Shaun is the author of the best-selling book “Surfer’s Code“, and the writer and producer of the award-winning documentary film Bustin’ Down the Door. He is a Business Administration and Finance graduate from the University of Natal. He is a World Surfing Champion, an inductee in the Jewish and South African Sports Hall of Fame, the U.S. Surfing Hall of Fame, and has been described as one of the greatest surfers of all time (Surfing Magazine 2004) and one of the most influential surfers of the century (Surfer Magazine 1999). He is a board member and ambassador for Surfrider Foundation, the world’s largest environmental group dedicated to protecting the world’s oceans, waves and beaches and he received the SIMA Environmentalist of the Year Award in 2002. Shaun currently lives with his wife and son in Santa Barbara, California and still finds time to chase the perfect wave.

Our guest for this episode of the podcast is the editor and owner of Surfing Life Magazine, Ray Bisschop.Ray has been described as a “visual marketing genius” by some of his peers. He's also a designer, photographer, loving husband and devoted Dad who started surfing about 35 years ago.In fact, surfing lit the spark for an interest in all things creative. These two elements combined have led Ray on a three-decade journey to become owner and publisher of Surfing Life magazine, But he had his fair share of challenges in between. He spent 30 years dreaming of the day he could for a blue-chip surf mag like Surfing Life. The lesson? Do not give up on your dreams. There is so much wisdom packed into this episode of the podcast along with some ripping yarns. We cover: The definition of a creative and what is an entrepreneur?30 years later, never give up on your dreams.The most sustainable thing you can do when it comes to work…How budding surf photographers and writers can get published in a mag like Surfing Life.The difference between print and digital media – kind like coffee makers and instant coffee!Plus, so much more…About Ray Bisschop:Ray dreamt about working at Surfing Life magazine for the last 30 years. Starting out as a graphic designer who'd always surfed, he thought there could be nothing better than working in the same field as your passion. Thirty years later, Ray is doing precisely that.He's seen it all in his long career, from working as an analog designer to web, photography, video, and social media, finishing up as a Creative Director before taking on his current role. The one takeaway Ray has from this whole experience is... “never give up on your dreams.”Ray is a firm believer that the more we learn about technology and ourselves, the more we understand how certain things can never be replaced like a mother's warm hug, a cold glass of beer, and the visceral effect a print magazine has on readers. Connect with Ray Bisschop on:Website:              https://www.surfinglife.com.au/LinkedIn:              https://www.linkedin.com/in/raybisschop/?originalSubdomain=auFacebook:           https://www.facebook.com/raybisschopInstagram:          https://www.instagram.com/raybisschop/Twitter:                https://twitter.com/raybisschop/ Catch Surf Coast Creatives on:Website:              https://surfcoastcreatives.com/Facebook:           https://www.facebook.com/surfcoastcreatives/Instagram:          https://www.instagram.com/surfcoastcreatives

Ray Bisschop is a visual marketing genius, designer, photographer, loving husband and devoted Dad who started surfing about 35 years ago, around the same time he started his passion of all things creative, these two things have led him three decades later to become owner and publisher of Surfing Life magazine, but there's been a lot in between. When he started as a designer 30 years ago it was always a dream to work for Surfing Life… that just means don't give up on your dreams.In this episode Ray takes on his journey from being a kid with a dream to the man who is living a life that far succeeds. He tells us about the importance of being ready when the opportunity of your dreams comes knocking... being eager and "wanting" something just isn't enough, you need to prepare yourself and build the right skills in advance.Ray is a defender of PASSION. Passion as a way of life. Most of you have probably heard the age old saying "love what you do, do what you love", well that would be a mantra made just for this man. He explains to us how mistakes and fuckups prepared him to own his dream business, and the importance of feeding your dream and feeling your passion is the key to achieving success.As any surfer knows, surfing is not just a sport, it's a way of life. A way to connect to disconnect from electronic devices, reconnect with nature and tap into your creative side with an awakened and refreshed mind. For Ray, there is no work-life balance, it's all about life.Before this episode we turned to you the listeners and asked what you would like Jade to hit Ray with, this led us on to a detailed conversation about diversity in terms of gender, race and sexuality in the competitive and business side of the sport. A great question about whether or not print (and magazines) was dead lead us down the rabbit hole on the environment issues and impact the industry has on our planet. Oh, and of course the question of wave pools -, good or evil, begged to be answered.....Tune in and learn how living and working with passion can lead you to the business of your dreams!Key Points:(00:00) - Welcome Ray Bisschop to Barrels and Business!(02:59) - What was the journey to make your dream your reality.(04:47) - What you need to do to be ready when your DREAM finds you(07:10) - Why mistakes and fuckups are so important when starting your own business(10:10) - When the opportunity of owning Surfing Magazine appears.(13:05) - Is print media dead? magazines industry vs. online media, surf business and surf industry as a niche.(20:13) - Benefits of reading paper instead of reading on a screen, Ray recommends some books about surfing:Bali Heaven and Hell https://www.surfinglife.com.au/product/bali-heaven-and-hell/The Rip Curl Story https://www.surfinglife.com.au/product/the-rip-curl-story/Operation Playboy: Playboy Surfers Turned International Drug Lords - The Explosive True Story https://www.amazon.com/Operation-Playboy-Surfers-International-Explosive/dp/1787476960Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life https://www.amazon.com/-/es/William-Finnegan/dp/0143109391(29:43) - The rebirth of print media - how printed magazines & books are 'good' for the environment(34:06) - Gender Equality - how Ray and his wife run a gender equal business in a male dominated industry(52:13) - How to secure a surf sponsor - the techniques for getting a good sponsor onboard(55:35) - Relationship Building techniques and lessons(1:15:00) - How will the growth of waves pools affect the surf industry?(1:31:00) - The business decision behind the World Surf League (WSL) new format.(1:41:00) - Tips for business owners to survive during COVID.(1:50:00) - Sustainability in surfing.(2:01:00) - Ray's thoughts about Mastery.Key takeaways and quotes:If the opportunity of your dreams appears, you need to be ready: “I think that people really want something to happen but they don´t understand everything they can do to actually make it happen. Generally, when it does happen, because often does, they don't have the skills , they don't have the ability to push through the hard times”Follow your passion wherever it leads you: “All dreams turn into reality to me, it's just following your passion wherever it leads you”Learn from mistakes: “There is no such thing as perfect so if you get it wrong who cares? As long as you learn something from getting it wrong, then getting it wrong was a good thing”When you are passionate about your work: "there is no work-life balance, it's all about life."The guiding principle of business “Passion is the only requirement. What color is, what gender is, what year how old you are doesn't matter if you're passionate” “Building a relationship, has nothing to do with making money” Done is better than perfect “The word perfect should be taken of the English language because there is no such thing as perfect, it's an impossible goal. PERFECT IS B*******T.” Dealing with COVID in business “I feel like the people who already knew how to pivot before COVID had no problem during COVID, it's a state of mind that makes you effective as a person and a professional no matter what”Connect with Me and the Barrels and Business Community:Website: https://www.barrelsandbusiness.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/barrelsandbusiness/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barrelsandbusiness/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jadegreenau/YouTube: https://bit.ly/jadegreenytAcast: https://shows.acast.com/barrelsandbusiness/episodes/welcome-to-the-barrels-and-business-podcastConnect with Ray:Surfing Life website: https://surfinglife.com.auFacebook: https://facebook.com/ray.bisschopInstagram: https://instagram.com/raybisschopTwitter: @raybisschop - https://twitter.com/raybisschopLinkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/raybisschopMentioned resources:BooksBali Heaven and Hell https://www.surfinglife.com.au/product/bali-heaven-and-hell/The Rip Curl Story https://www.surfinglife.com.au/product/the-rip-curl-story/Operation Playboy: Playboy Surfers Turned International Drug Lords - The Explosive True Story https://www.amazon.com/Operation-Playboy-Surfers-International-Explosive/dp/1787476960Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life https://www.amazon.com/-/es/William-Finnegan/dp/0143109391Others:Surfing Life Books Store https://www.surfinglife.com.au/product-category/surfing-books/The Paddle Out Podcast https://open.spotify.com/episode/4gnlxS6hb5SFZ3V25ojDV7?si=ftEgrZ7ARJWPfwgz5uBD1gWSL https://www.worldsurfleague.com/posts/453410/new-championship-tour-format-2021Surfing Australia https://surfingaustralia.com/Art of Living https://www.artofliving.org/global/homeNotox https://notoxsurfboards.com.au/ Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimmy “Jimmicane” Wilson, lives an astounding life. Since pursuing his dream of becoming a surf photographer at only 14 years old, my younger brother has traveled to some of the most remote and beautiful destinations on the planet - in the company of world-class surfers and swimsuit models, of course.   Jimmy is the former Photo Editor at Surfing Magazine, two-time Red Bull Illume Finalist, and is now the Online Content Editor and Social Media Coordinator for Vans Surf, working from home in Southern California. He has also worked at Eastern Surf Magazine, Transworld Surf, and has contributed to Surfer and Stab Magazines.  In this episode of Badass Digital Nomads, Jimmy shares what a day in the life of a surf photographer is like, including stories of multiple life-or-death experiences he has witnessed in his travels around the world (like the time he saw Mick Fanning get attacked by a shark in J-Bay, South Africa).  He shares how he funded his passion for surf photography by painting houses in Puerto Rico, and how to turn doing what you love into a long-term career while giving back to your community and the planet. Jimmy also offers tips and advice on how to to reinvent yourself when circumstances force your industry to change (or go extinct). In the Lightning Round, I ask about:  Which camera and equipment he uses His favorite surf destination and non-surf destination Cheap flight/travel hacks Jet Lag tips How to stay motivated working at home A photography tip everyone should know What his future goals include  I hope that this episode inspires you to carve your own path in the world and serves as a reminder for how much we can learn about ourselves and the world through travel! Connect with Jimmy:  Instagram.com @Jimmicane Jimmy's Red Bull Illume Photos Vans Surf Instagram Jimmicane - Surfing Magazine Archive Stab Magazine Jimmy's Surfer Magazine Articles Connect on LinkedIn ........................................................................................................ Support the Badass Digital Nomads Podcast: Leave a 5* review of Badass Digital Nomads on iTunes Leave a voice message Become a Patron Connect With Kristin on Socials:  Follow on Instagram Watch Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group

Australian Surfing Life magazine (ASL as it used to be named) was a stable of my grommethood...first released in 1985, I didn't come across it untill two years later when my addiction to surfing began. When I hit my teens and our tiny coastal town had a dedicated newsagents, the only thing better than walking the 40mins to the shop, pulling the mag from the stand and thumbing the glossy pages of endless waves and being transported to tropical locations, the only thing better was not having to put it back and actually being able to pay for a copy.Ray Bisschop, the now publisher of Surfing Life magazine contacted me a couple of days ago, I've been chasing him down for an interview for months "Mate, we're running a competition your listeners will probably...definitely be interested in." he said to me..."Entries close in a couple weeks!" Listen to this episode to hear industry insights and how you can become Surfing Life Magazine Surf Photographer of the Year.Chasing Clarity is also holding a competition for ALL of you! COMPETITION!!Joli has agreed to judge the winners of the current comp we're running. This is MASSIVE...to put your work in front of someone with four decades of experience should be prize enough...it's HUGE!Winner gets a GoPro Hero 8 thanks to GoPro, 2nd prize $200 cash from me and the Patreon prize winner gets a $100 print credit thanks to Troy at Gold Coast Prints...and he's judging that prize, which is massive as well.To get any feedback our judgement on your work is a learning experience and elevates your craft.Remember it can be any piece of content (image, video clip, painting, seascape etc) as long as its inspired by the Ocean. The point here is to improve your work, get creative and tell me how you achieved it.1 Entry per person and entries should carry in the description how your work improved to get to the point of your submission.Hashtag #2020chasingclaritycomp #goproanzPatreon's Only:Submit 1 piece of content on your insta and hashtag#2020ccpatreon #gcprintsI'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf 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.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 below:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773The Chasing Clarity crew are you and:Odell Harris - https://www.instagram.com/senseiodell/Travis Johnson - https://www.instagram.com/travdonjohnson/Jake Brereton - https://www.instagram.com/_jakebrereton_images/Ray Bisschop - https://www.instagram.com/raybisschop/?hl=enSurfing Life Magazine - https://www.surfinglife.com.au/

Travis Ferre, founder of WhatYouth, creator of Inherent Bummer, and former Editor-in-Chief of Surfing Magazine, talks about driving the aerialist movement forward, the importance of finding a voice in the surf world, Medina as the new A.I., and starting over with Inherent Bummer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2011, Tyler sat down with Jamie Brisick, writer, former editor of Surfing Magazine, former pro surfer and one of surfing's great storytellers. We recorded in front of a live audience at the legendary Anthology Film Archives in the East Village, NYC. The conversation was led by images from Jamie's past that represent pivotal moments in his life up until then. From being bright eyed and optimistic as a pro surfer to the realization that he needed to transition into his next phase, which eventually became writing. Jamie delivers classic tales and folklore of surfing's rich history. This is not the definitive Brisick story. Just a glimpse into a fascinating life. Jamie's words and surfing will be featured in the forthcoming Pilgrim x Mexican Summer film "Self Discovery for Social Survival". His latest book is "Becoming Westerly" and has garnered rave reviews and praise. We hope you enjoy another episode from the "Swell Season Surf Archive." http://jamiebrisick.com/archives Artist: Silver Jews Song: Random Rule Album: American Water 1998

Ep. 97 - Jamie Brisick circa 2011In 2011 Tyler sat down with Jamie Brisick, writer, former editor of Surfing Magazine, former pro surfer and one of surfing's great storytellers. We recorded in front of a live audience at the legendary Anthology Film Archives. The conversation was led by images from Jamie's past that represent pivotal moments in his life up until then. From being bright eyed and optimistic as a pro surfer to the realization that he needed to transition into his next phase, which eventually became writing. Jamie delivers classic tales and folklore of surfing's rich history. This is not the definitive Brisick story. Just a glimpse into a fascinating life. Jamie will be starring in the upcoming Pilgrim x Mexican Summer film "Self Discovery for Social Survival" as the narrator and shredder. His latest book is "Becoming Westerly" and has garnered rave reviews and praise. We hope you enjoy another episode from the "Swell Season Surf Archive."http://jamiebrisick.com/archivesReading Material-BECOMING WESTERLY-ROMAN AND WILLIAMS BUILDINGS AND INTERIORS - THINGS WE MADE-THE EIGHTIES AT ECHO BEACH-HAVE BOARD, WILL TRAVEL : THE DEFINITIVE HISTORY OF SURF, SKATE, AND SNOW-WE APPROACH OUR MARTINIS WITH SUCH HIGH EXPECTATIONS-BIGMusic:Artist: Silver JewsSong: Random RuleAlbum: American Water1998

Meet one of the nicest guys to ever grace the hobby.  He produced Dave and Tracey's book, he was the art director at Surfing Magazine, he kept amazing snakes and is friends with a little known guy that created the X-Files.  I give you guys... Barry Berg!

Rob Nixon is joined by surfing legend Sean Tomson. Sean is the author of the best-selling book “Surfer’s Code“, and the writer and producer of the award-winning documentary film Bustin’ Down the Door. He is a Business Administration and Finance graduate from the University of Natal. He is a World Surfing Champion, an inductee in the Jewish and South African Sports Hall of Fame, the US Surfing Hall of Fame, and has been described as one of the greatest surfers of all time (Surfing Magazine 2004) and one of the most influential surfers of the century (Surfer Magazine 1999). He is a board member and ambassador for Surfrider Foundation, the world’s largest environmental group dedicated to protecting the world’s oceans, waves and beaches and he received the SIMA Environmentalist of the Year Award in 2002. He currently lives with his wife and son in Santa Barbara, California and still finds time to chase the perfect wave.

Leave us a Review Bob Mignogna served as Publisher to Surfing Magazine for 25 years and is a legend in the Surfing Industry. His legacy includes helping to bring Surfing to the 2020 Olympics and influencing the entire Action Sports Community. We discuss all his leaps, family and a lifetime of big leaps forward. But Also: Hawaii in the 70's Woodstock, Gerry Lopez Michael Peterson Mark Foo Surfing in the Olympics Cape Hatteras Drew Kampion Jesus Finding a Woman for Bob Gotcha Princess Haya of Jordan Full Show Notes & Links:  ShiftingPerceptionsPodcast.com  Connect with us on Social Media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Links & Resources: Bob Mignogna - The Boss Article by Surfing Magazine https://www.surfer.com/surfing-magazine-archive/surfing-news/110703_mignogna/ More on Drew Kampion: http://www.drewkampion.com/Drew_Kampion.html Links to Bob's Active Organizations: https://www.isasurf.org/ https://sima.com/sima-environmental-fund/ http://www.eastcoastsurfinghalloffame.com/ http://www.sanonofreparksfoundation.org/ https://www.surfrider.org Olympic update on the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo: https://www.usasurfing.org/usa-surfing-news/qualifying-to-surf-in-the-olympic-games-2020-tokyo Pro Surfing Circuit Updates on Wave Pools: http://www.kswaveco.com/ Consulting Brands: https://fortresseyewear.com/ https://shop.stickybumps.com/ You can find Bob Here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bob.mignogna.91 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Mignogna1/ Connect with The Shifting Perceptions Podcast: Shifting Perceptions Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Connect with Jay Alders Jay Alders Website Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Pinterest Connect with Chelsea Alders Om Mamas Doulas Website Sun Dreams Productions Website Instagram Chelsea Om Mamas Doulas Sun Dreams Productions  

Bill Morris is an award winning, freelance surfing photographer who has travelled the world, capturing some of the most beautiful and exciting images of this wonderful sport. He has worked on assignment for numerous international publications and his services have been retained by magazines such as Australian Surfing Life and Surfing Magazine in the USA. He has also been employed by companies such as Oakley, Red Bull and Billabong for their advertising and promotional needs. Bill lives with his wife and two daughters in Bondi, Sydney.

Chas Smith the author of Cocaine + Surfing and Welcome to Paradise, Now Go to Hell (It Books, November 2013), which was optioned for television by Fox 21 (Homeland and Sons of Anarchy) with producers at Television 360 (Game of Thrones) and a finalist for the PEN Center USA Award for Nonfiction. Chas began his writing career as a foreign correspondent, penning pieces for Vice, Paper, and Blackbook, amongst others, from Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Somalia, Azerbaijan and Colombia which led to a brief career as a war correspondent for Current TV. After being kidnapped by Hezbollah during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon war he transitioned to surf journalism where he was a featured writer at the brash Stab before becoming Editor at Large at Surfing Magazine. There he developed a reputation as the most controversial voices in the space. Matt Warshaw, author of the Encyclopedia of Surfing, calls him, “Bright and hyper-ironic.” William Finnegan, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Barbarian Days, says that Chas, “…calls it like he sees it and in surfing that’s not usually the case.” Chas Smith is the co-owner of a surf website, BeachGrit. Kristin Casey is a writer and recovered alcoholic and addict. Her memoir Rock Monster, My Life with Joe Walsh documents their tumultuous six-year relationship and drug-fueled, train wreck breakup. She’s survived numerous addictions, clinical depression, a suicide attempt, the panhandle of Texas, and seventeen years of Catholicism. Her writing has appeared in the Foliate Oak Literary Magazine, The Fix, The Nervous Breakdown, From the Asylum, $pread, and elsewhere. She writes about addiction, dependency, sexuality, and relationships. She resides in Austin, Texas, and works in the field of sex therapy as an intimacy coach and IPSA trained surrogate partner.

Chas Smith the author of Cocaine + Surfing and Welcome to Paradise, Now Go to Hell (It Books, November 2013), which was optioned for television by Fox 21 (Homeland and Sons of Anarchy) with producers at Television 360 (Game of Thrones) and a finalist for the PEN Center USA Award for Nonfiction. Chas began his writing career as a foreign correspondent, penning pieces for Vice, Paper, and Blackbook, amongst others, from Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Somalia, Azerbaijan and Colombia which led to a brief career as a war correspondent for Current TV. After being kidnapped by Hezbollah during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon war he transitioned to surf journalism where he was a featured writer at the brash Stab before becoming Editor at Large at Surfing Magazine. There he developed a reputation as the most controversial voices in the space. Matt Warshaw, author of the Encyclopedia of Surfing, calls him, “Bright and hyper-ironic.” William Finnegan, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Barbarian Days, says that Chas, “…calls it like he sees it and in surfing that’s not usually the case.” Chas Smith is the co-owner of a surf website, BeachGrit. Joe Donnelly is an award-winning journalist and the author of L.A. Man. His short story “Bonus Baby”, published in the spring/summer 2015 issue of Zyzzyva, is featured in the 2016 O. Henry Prize Stories Collection as one of the 20 best short stories of the year. His short story “50 Minutes“, co-authored with Harry Shannon, was selected for The Best American Mystery Stories, 2012 and was recently made into a short film starring Stephen Tobolowsky and DJ Qualls. “The Lone Wolf", written for Orion, was a 2013 longreads.com editor’s pick and a 2014 Pen Center USA Literary Awards Finalist for Journalism. His work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Review of Books, LA Weekly, Mother Jones, Huck, Orion, The Surfer’s Journal, Washington Post, and other publications. Donnelly co-founded and co-edited Slake: Los Angeles, the acclaimed journal of long-form journalism, fiction, essay, poetry, photography and art. Slake made a dozen appearances on the Los Angeles Times‘ bestsellers list and work appearing in Slake earned numerous awards and recognitions, including multiple Best American series selections, Livingston Award finalists, PEN USA finalists, LA Press Club awards, Franco-American Foundation’s Excellence in Immigration Reporting First Prize, and more. In 2014, Rare Bird Books published We Dropped A Bomb On You: The Best of Slake, I-IV. From 2002-2008, Donnelly was the deputy editor of LA Weekly. He is currently Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Journalism at Whittier College.

In this episode, I chat with Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate about his early years in Texas, chasing waves and dreams around the world, and how he approaches writing about flyfishing, among other things.  Riverhorse's work has appeared in The Flyfish Journal, American Angler, Surfing Magazine, The Fretboard Journal, and most recently as part of Sage Fly Fishing's "Saltwater Season." During the episode, you'll hear Riverhorse read "Spring Creek Master" and "Cloudburst," originally published in The Flyfish journal, and "Fine Tuned," originally published in Surfing Magazine.  This episode is brought to you by Sage Fly Fishing. Music by Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate.

Today we Wax On with “the most interesting surfer in the world” (according to Surfing Magazine), Dave Parmenter. Dave responds to the public’s perception of him being a curmudgeon, he recounts the time he rode a longboard in the OP Pro, he explains his current exploration of foil surfing, dissects fin design and set-up, and … Continue reading "195 – Dave Parmenter" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are thrilled to welcome back former guest Dave Parmenter. He first appeared in episode 101 of Surf Splendor where we outlined his biography. A former pro surfer, a surf writer, historian, and boardbuilder, Surfing Magazine once described Parmenter as “the most interesting surfing in the world.” In today’s show Dave explains how “old” surfboard designs are … Continue reading "174 – Dave Parmenter" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The road to wakeboard industry that Don Wallace took was different than most. From humble beginnings in Grass Valley, CA where life revolved around street rods, skiing, and hanging out with his brother/crew.  From there it was on to college in the big city of Eugene where his Surfing Magazine subscription parlayed itself into and internship and eventually a career that is highlighted by the sinking of an $80,000 boat amongst other things. Don Wallace Show Notes: 1:14:  working with engineers in the Liquid Force world 2:31:  The Road from Nevada City to Southern California 3:49:  Life and work balance at Liquid Force 5:30:  University of Oregon and Ski racing 7:51   How a subscription to Surfing Magazine  changes his life 12:07:    Evo (listen for special offer) and Diecutstickers.com (Listen for 10% off your first order with DCS 15)  14:07:  The job of a lifetime out of school, being Liquid Force’s TM 16:20:  Cutting athletes 21: 00:  Spy (25% off site wide, listen for code) and Sierra at Tahoe spots 22:00:  Vice President of Sales and Marketing 24:00:  Aaron Grace’s role 25:25:  What is he most proud of in his career? 27:05:  What is his biggest career regret aside from sinking an $80,000 boat? 28:30:  What’s next and needed in wakeboarding? 31:00:  How to get into the wakeboard industry

Robert “Wingnut” Weaver talks about his career as surfing's most iconic long boarder. Tommy Potterton also joins the growing Surf Simply podcast team. Surfing Magazine shuts down, Owen Wright back in competition, Asher's rebuttal of Ru's noseriding technique, Harry talks backhand tube riding, Rusty's anti shark surfboards, Mick Fanning's award, Mark Zuckerberg in hot Hawaiian waters. Listener emails: best technique on the WSL and if money were no object.

Today’s episode comes to you in two parts; the first 30 minutes is a follow-up conversation with surfboard shaper Roger Hinds discussing The Dream Fish that he shaped for David. In the second part of the show, David and Scott discuss the closure of Surfing Magazine, Paul Speakers’ departure from the WSL, Kalani Chapman’s near-drowning … Continue reading "151 – Roger Hinds & Surf News, January 24, 2017" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s guest is former pro surfer, surf writer, and boardbuilder, Dave Parmenter. Surfing Magazine once described Parmenter as “the most interesting surfing in the world.” In this conversation we discuss his career path, how easily legacy can be misinterpreted, and we get insight into Dave’s view of the current state of surf culture. Enjoy! The Encyclopedia of … Continue reading "101 – Dave Parmenter" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we catch up after our hiatus and direct you to a Bruce Irons podcast that David edited for Surfing Magazine. Listen here (to Surf Splendor) to get the backstory and click on Surfing Magazine’s MixCloud episode below to listen to the Bruce’s interview. Enjoy! Bruce Irons Podcast by Surfing Magazine on Mixcloud Here’s the … Continue reading "097 – Bruce Irons on the Surfing Magazine Podcast" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Richard Graham discusses the founding of Surfing Magazine, his involvement in establishing the first international surf brands, and his new book The Ride, which documents the journey through a pivotal portion of surf history. Link to Richard’s Kickstarter page Footage of Bob McTavish from Fantastic Plastic Machine Link to Richard Graham’s Kickstarter Page Link to … Continue reading "043 – Richard Graham’s The Ride" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Victor J. Coleman is the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Los Angeles-based Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc., a New York Stock Exchange real estate investment trust (NYSE symbol: HPP). Hudson Pacific's current portfolio consists of 26 properties consisting of 6.2 million square feet totaling $2.5 billion located in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and Seattle. HPP also owns two irreplaceable media and entertainment properties – Sunset Gower Studios and Sunset Bronson Studios – totaling approximately 900,000 square feet and are located in the heart of Hollywood, California.Shaun Tomson is a World Surfing Champion, an inductee in the Jewish and South African Sports Hall of Fame, the US Surfing Hall of Fame, and has been described as one of the greatest surfers of all time (Surfing Magazine 2004) and one of the most influential surfers of the century (Surfer Magazine 1999). He is a board member for Santa Barbara Boys & Girls Club and Surfrider Foundation and he received the SIMA Environmentalist of the Year Award in 2002.

David & Scott discuss the Mick & Gabe final in France, Parko getting pushed by judges and slapped by a bodyboarder, Dave Wassel vs. Tahiti, and much more. Enjoy! MICK VS. GABE AT THE QUIK PRO FRANCE http://quiksilverlive.com/profrance/2013/#quality=med&round=1097&heat=1111 DAVE WASSEL VS. TAHITI Behind the Photo: Dave Wassel from SURFING Magazine on Vimeo. John Duval asked … Continue reading "010 – BONUS Surf News 10/10/13" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices