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High Noon at Bishop Rock

A cadre of big-wave chargers are at it again, this time paddling in to 20-foot Cortes Bank bombs.

High Noon at Bishop Rock

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7 New Eyes

A brief profile piece about Rickie Massie from Barrio Venice. Focused on the obstacles he has faced from the surrounding gang lifestyle both on the street and in the water, his efforts to prove a barrio kid can make it, the unique encouragement from those around him, and his goal of ultimately making it into the Top 44 by 1999.
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There Are Other Chrsitmas Islands in the Lives of Men

John Elwell's biographical sketch of Bob Simmons leaves the reader asking whether Bob Simmons was a mythological figure, landmark surfer / shaper, or a mystic combination of both. Elwell explains how Simmons overcame various childhood obstacles to become one of the most innovative surfers / shapers in surfing history.
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Light in the Atlantic

Illuminating the Azores with Hugo Vau.
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The Brothers

Kimo Hollinger talks about surfing with Paul Gebauer on the North Shore of Hawaii in the late 1950s. The music of Richard Kauhi Quartet in Hawaii and the jazz scene, the comparison of blues music to the Hawaiian struggle. Adventures "knowing Miki Dora, Conrad Cauha and the funeral of Sandy Kahanamoku and surfing at Ala Moana Yacht Harbor" are told.
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This is Not a Surfboard

France’s Lucas Lecacheur & nature as culture.