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Lorrin’s Barn
The pursuit of fame and fortune through surfing means is heavily discussed and (constructively) criticized in this sequence of interviews with Australian soul surfer Wayne Lynch. Jamie Brisick and Steve Pezman question the innovative tube rider on his thoughts regarding competitive surfing, Aboriginal cultures, shaping design, and much more.
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The Silver Surf Film
Twenty-five years of Big Wednesday from TSJ 11.1.
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Undercurrents
Media review by Co-editor Scott Hulet of the HBO series "John From Cincinatti."
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Two in a Tuk Tuk
On a wild road trip through the Americas, a pair of adventurous surfers cast their fate to the wind…and three wheels.
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Born Wright
A prodigious aerialist and front man for the Goons of Doom, Oscar “Ozzie” Wright’s influence in wave-riding modernity is not to be understated. But cut through the marketing campaigns and one comes to find it’s his personal life, and more specifically his family and the death of his father on Christmas Day in 1995, that's really shaped who he is today.
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General Veneer
How a timber processing facility in Los Angeles became the nexus between surfing’s balsa wood golden age and the U.S. aerospace industry.
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