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Three Views of the Revolution
McTavish, Young, and Witzig give their perspectives on shortboard development with a detailed look into the diverse stages of board shape and the surfers who helped explore the possibilities waves have to offer. A historically informative article, which examines surfboard evolution, influential figures, and experimental shapes that changed the aesthetics and direction of the sport.
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Rushes: Viewing Life’s Dailies with Jack McCoy
Jack has been making surf films for over 3 decades and has affected generations of surfers. His films always have the hottest surfers of the time, great soundtracks,a good sense of humour and above all beautiful cinematography. Jamie Brisick catches up with McCoy in Hawaii to talk story. The article also features tales about Jack by some of the people he has woked with over the years.
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A Night at the Cantina by Allan WeisBecker
A Night at the Cantina is an historical account of the discovery, development and devolution of a surfer’s paradise, the Pavones region in Costa Rica. This chance discovery of a mile-long left point wave the absence of which this intriguing story with its myriad characters and events would not be told. Allan Weisbecker’s story, a chronological narrative of defining moments and key characters along with his stream-of-consciousness immersion into a night at the Cantina on his Big Five-O, is a story great novels and screenplays are derived from.
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A Faith Born Of Precognitive Adventures
Globe-tripping with the Goodwin family
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Kelly Slater: Lovin’ It
A pre-world title, pre-ASP contest win Kelly Slater sits down for an interview with Mike Latronic, sharing his barely post-pubescent thoughts on sex, surfing big waves, fame, and his equipment.
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The Pat Curren Gun Project
In 1993, Steve Pezman commissioned a quiver of period-correct balsa guns from the master craftsman.
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