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More Than My Share
Bev Morgan digs into his past and shares with us his surfing, sailing, and diving experiences of the early days. Starting in the late 1940's to early 1960's, Morgan narrates his adventures with legendary pioneers of the surf and dive industry in Southern California
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The Long Twirl
Jamie Brisick finds friend, mentor, and former surf coach Derek Hynd at Jack McCoy's office in Sydney. Through Derek's friendship and lessons Jamie went on to also become a surf journalist. At age 52 Derek has reverted back to the day's of childhood on a surfboard, riding finless boards and doing more 360s on a wave than one can imagine.
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Ghost Shaper
The entire staff of Wave Riding Vehicles is convinced their workplace is haunted. Of course, it's the friendly ghost of the legendary shaper Robert "Redman" Manville. Since Redman's passing, WRV has reported such incidents as a tornado, machines turning on unexpectedly, lights turning on and off, and boards jumping off racks.
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Dave Parmenter
The surfer-shaper-writer-critic on surfing “then” versus “now,” and how to keep riding waves interesting in mid-life and beyond.
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Master of the Well-Turned Line
Bryan Di Salvatore, surfer, scribe, and the last of the world’s great correspondents, 1948–2024.
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