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A Chilean Odyssey
A feature article profiling the surfing life of professional Chilean surfer Ramon Navarro. The author, Yasha Hetzel, brings us into the life of Navarro, traveling through his childhood and upbringing in Pichilemu, his discovery of Chilean big waves, and the surfer's personal philosophy and outlook on life.
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Undercurrents
A quick synopsis of the artificial reef movement and a look at the existing artficial Mount Reef in New Zealand made by the company Artificial Surfing Reefs/Surf Pools Limited.
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Undercurrents
Early big wave surfing pioneer Peter Cole talks about his experiences growing up in the Santa Monica/Malibu surf scene in the 1940s with friends Joe Quigg, Matt Kivlin, Buzzy Trent, and Bob Simmons. Gaining some big wave experience at Steamer Lane while attending Stanford, Peter transferred his acquired skills to riding big Sunset and Waimea during the 1960s.
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Into the Forge With Ryan Thomas
Psychedelia, thrusters, urbanization, displacement hulls, untamed nature, and animation. The filmmaker’s lens captures—and transforms—all of the above and more.
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Sharp Breakers
George Freeth shares surfing with San Diego in the summer of 1918.
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Portals to the Sea
Discussing dreaming in waves—sonic and oceanic—with Interpol frontman Paul Banks.
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