Podcasts about transworld surf

Our guest this week is a world class Surf Photographer that has traveled the globe extensivelycapturing iconic surfers, skaters, and musicians in their elements, resulting in more than 40Magazine Covers Worldwide. He swims like hell to get the barrel shot, takes amazing portraits,and has a great eye for incredible and unique landscape action shots. Which landed him a jobas a magazine Senior Photographer, a Staff photographer for Volcom and also worked withsome of the most influential brands in the industry, Etnies, O'neill, Quiksilver, Vans, and manyothers. He currently golfs a lot, is a lover of dogs, and has started his own Pet Service Companycalled “Pup Division”. We are excited to hear what our friend is up to and welcome Mr. Tom Carey founder of PUP DIVISION 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.

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 Surfer/Skater or he might be a Skater/Surfer! Either way, he rips andhas deep roots in both. From an aspiring pro surfer to hanging and loving the skate scene, heparlayed his passions into some great industry jobs including Transworld Skate, Surfing, andSkateboarding Magazines. He was an early investor in Brixton and also got in the restaurantbusiness in 2013 and Co-founded “Privateer Pizza” with good friend Charlie Anderson. With hisknowledge in Media, he continues to Write and Publish “The Osider Magazine”…. a LocalOceanside Publication. But somehow this Animal still had more time on his hands and with hisindustry experiences he created and launched in 2018, a Surf Accessories Brand called“LowTide MFG” that is focusing on Traction Pads and Leashes. We are pumped and excited andwelcome our buddy Jamey “BUCCLIFE” Stone.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our guest this week is a ripping and former pro surfer, with a laundry list of accomplishmentsthroughout his career. From team manager for Xanadu SurfBoards and Adio Shoes, to EventProduction, Marketing Director, a Brand Builder, and Consultant….. this guy's arsenal is lethal.He has been battling Cancer for the last couple of years….while at the same time also givingback to those less fortunate….working for an awesome Nonprofit Organization Called “A Walkon Water”. A surf therapy for children with unique needs. He has been a mentor to many, apositive and supportive influence to everyone, a FIGHTER, and most importantly…. an all-aroundamazing human. We welcome Scott “Desi” Desiderio 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.

Fireside Chat with Pro-Athlete Turned Parent - Chris Cote   Clean Eating for Kids Podcast empowers families to be aware of their nutritional needs and supports the whole family to transition simply and effectively. Together, let's strive for a healthy future. In this episode, meet another inspiring pro athlete, Chris Cote.   Chris Coté is a local San Diegan and an overall action sports expert. He's been the Editor in Chief at Transworld Surf, an On-Air Announcer for World Surf League, and a Play-by-Play Analyst for Vans Pro Skate Park Series. Chris grew up in the San Diego action sports world with the people and places that make it what it is—but he still walks the walk. Head to a local skate park or surf break and you very well might see Chris on a board, doing what he loves. Here are the key areas covered in this episode: The benefits of having family dinner together — more relaxed, less stressed, and more connected. How you can instill healthy food choices to your kids — (getting them involved in the kitchen as much as you can, not choosing to buy the junk that they can dive into, and many more things you can personally implement as a parent.) Effective ways to communicate with your kids and a gentle reminder that sometimes we forget that we're their first teachers.   Loved this episode? We created the HOW TO guide with tips and tricks to transition your family to eating clean, feeling more connected, and being active and fit. Each week you will receive access to modules with lessons that cover mindfulness practices, nutritional know-how, and psychological tips and tricks with a library of resources to create deeper connections while increasing immune strength and instilling a lifelong enjoyment of clean foods for your entire family!   Learn about the Family Support Program today. https://www.crystalclearkids.online/fsp   Grab a FREE copy of the Nutrition 101 Handbook download. https://www.crystalclearkids.online/giveaway  

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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

Damea Dorsey is a surf action, athletes, models, and city and landscapes, photographer. For over 12 years, he has captured some of the most exciting images in the field of surfing. This week's podcast interview is about how to seize the moment.  Just like for his photography business, Damea learned to be prepared and ready to capture the moment. During this conversation, he tells us about his background, his beginnings, his growth, and, more importantly, his relationship to the ocean.  Damea's story is full of great examples that illustrate how to take advantage of the opportunities that come your way. From being a beach boy to a lifeguard to a marketing manager for one of the biggest names in the surf industry and then to a surf photographer traveling the world with the greatest surf athletes of all times; Damea found his way to doing what he loves by taking the right decisions in the right moment. In this podcast, you will learn: What you can learn from living by the ocean How to be resilient through challenging times What it takes to seize the moment It was nice to host Damea in my podcast. He is inspiring and easy to be around. He has a lot of stories to tell and seems to have lived 100 lives. We met last summer, more specifically in August during a surf trip that I made in one of the Indonesian islands. The former senior staff photographer at TransWorld Surf is now based in Bali, Indonesia, and this is his story. Podcast notes: Damea's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dameadorseyphotography/ Damea's Instagram: http://bit.ly/dameasinsta Barbershop business: https://www.instagram.com/dorseysbarbershopatdeus/

Damea Dorsey is the first surf photographer whose name I ever saw in a surf magazine back when I was 14.He was one of surfings elite water photographers back then, spending most of his time travelling the world with long stints every year in Hawaii and short trips back home to his native San Diego.Damea is now one of Bali's most interesting people, having lived a life that often sounds far fetched, but with the glint in his eye and the calmness in his voice that let's you know that it is all true and it all happened.Damea joins me today to share some of his stories as well as give his thoughts on a few different places that he thinks you should travel to as well as how he feels about Bali now being his home.This is absolutely one of my favorite interviews I have ever done so press play and get ready for a fun ride.

Chris Coté is an Action Sports Personality, a known entity in the world surf, skate, and snow.  He had a short pro career, realized he was never going to be the best, and worked his way into a long career behind the scenes in the surf industry.  Along the way, he’s toured with Blink 182, traveled the world, partied, broadcast some insane events, and cleaned his life up.  It’s an interesting and entertaining story.   Chris Coté Show Notes: 3:00:  Internet hate and childhood 7:00:  Growing up, skating, surfing and team sports 14:00:  Music, getting sponsored, and being a Team Manager 19:30:  Drum teching for Blink 182  22:15:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code powell30 Evo:  The best online experience in action sports with retail to back it up 24:00:  Going on tour with Blink 182/Green Day and the “Riding In Vans With Boys” movie 30:00:  Transworld Surf for 13 years, Fuel TV and losing both 41:00  Spy Optic:  Get 20% off on their site Spyoptic.com using the code TPM20 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 42:45:  Partying and getting sober 53:00:  Coté Media Group projects and talking on a microphone      59:30:  Inappropriate Questions   

Chris Cote calls a full rotation air reverse a 540.....and don't we all freak out. But Chris does this because he loves the sport, wants to recognise the level of skill displayed by surfers and because everything he does comes with a wink and a nod. Chris has been an ongoing voice in surf as editor of Transworld Surf from 1999-2012 and as a part of the WSL commentary team for the last 12 years. In this episode we chat about the art of story telling in competitive surfing, how the media landscape has changed in the last 30 years and of course why he calls an air rev a 540. So surf it hurts and as always fuelled by the legends at Rogue Wave Brewing.

Chris Cote is a “professional action sports personality.” He got his start as a competitive surfer and skateboarder before he was the editor of Transworld Surf Magazine. Today, Chris is a commentator for the World Surf League, host of the Vans Park Series, editor of Encinitas Magazine, and the host of the Monday M.A.S.S, his own podcast.    Follow Chris on Instagram Follow me on Instagram Buy me a coffee on Patreon

Chris Cote is a “professional action sports personality.” He got his start as a competitive surfer and skateboarder before he was the editor of Transworld Surf Magazine. Today, Chris is a commentator for the World Surf League, host of the Vans Park Series, editor of Encinitas Magazine, and the host of the Monday M.A.S.S, his own podcast.    Follow Chris on Instagram Follow me on Instagram Buy me a coffee on Patreon Get full access to Writing by Kyle Thiermann at thiermann.substack.com/subscribe

Episode 22 is Peter Taras! Mr Taras is a surf photography legend. He's been the photo editor of Transworld Surf, Surfing, and Surfer. His current gig is digital director of Surfer Magazine, putting his autistic tendencies to work by focusing on ones and zeros. Pete and I rambled on about the evolution of the surf media, his career as a photographer, the necessity of being playing every role possible in a creative pursuit and our respective tastes for pornography. Plus a ton of other cool stuff. Two hours worth!

Episode 21 is Justin Cote, former editor of Transworld Surf and current marketing honcho at Superbrand surfboards. Justin and I shot the shit about all manner of things. From spearfishing to fatherhood to living on an Indian reservation. We talked about balancing soft goods with hard, about the future of the WSL, about the death of print. Growing older and fatter, meeting your childhood idols, far-right beliefs, being held accountable for your speech, getting naked in front of sixteen-year-old girls and his brief tenure as a substitute teacher in Hawaii's public school system.