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The Warden
"Gary Strachan has been a surfer and environmental warrior since 1964; protecting and monitoring the wildlife of California's North Coast, Gary lives with his wife Terry in a farmhouse in the woods."
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Paddle board champion Jamie Mitchell on refining the much overlooked core of the surf experience.
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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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Wali Kam!
Jess Ponting travels to Papua New Guinea and discovers the indigenous people evolved from surfing on wooden "splinter" boards to making their own boards after the introduction of modern surf technology by a traveling Australian pilot. They discover another community of surfers off the surfing map using no commercial surf products. All the boards were handmade from wood. Fin attachments and shape enhancements followed with the introduction in the 1980s of a surf magazine helped propel surfboard design.
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John John Florence
On measuring success, photography, letting go, confidence, approaching challenges with a positive mindset, the balance between performance and playfulness, and his mother’s influence.
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I’m Not Here
Ron Perrott was instrumental in documenting 1960s surf culture—in both Australia and places beyond. Then he disappeared.
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