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Rocks in the Water
Mike Kews' narrative on an undisclosed Californian surf spot. Kew discusses the innovative engineering that inadvertently helped to form the waves at this spot and the abundant flora and fauna that this area now supports.
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Moving Forward
Over fifty pages of photos and text from George Greenough's collection. This article successfully illustrates the significant role he has played in surfing, shaping, fin technology, kneeboarding,film, and so much more. A piece with an insider's look at surfing from an involved individual who witnessed it first hand and helped develop the sport so much further.
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Interview: Richie Collins
“There’s no ‘understanding’ in surfing. To me, there’s just looking and doing.”
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UnderCurrents
Highlights of this issues Undercurrents include: “The Sphinx House” about Blackie August’s house in the 1950s. “Beach Grubs” photo from Bill Fury’s memory at Seal Beach. “Surf’s Up” book by Mark Blackburn, “Shelter” Film from the Moonshine Conspiracy, Larry Strada’s Lighter-Than-Air paddleboard, snowboarding with carve as if you were surfing by Gerald Saunders and a new health book titled "Surfing and Health" by Dorian Paskowitz.
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Archive 60-00s A+
At home and into the photo files with Jeff Divine.
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God And Ben
Start surfing late: say, in your twenties. Throw s-turns on 40-pound tankers. Teach yourself to shape. Invent the swallowtail. Invent the Sting. Build prototypes for Buttons and Bertlemann. Shape, carve, and coach relentlessly for 50 years. Boom! Overnight success. Ben Aipa—a man’s man to be sure—has been a powerful, albeit humble, presence in Hawaiian surfing since the days of the Makaha International Championships. Under sung in an almost criminal way for decades, it is our pleasure to drop this 8,000-word bomb.
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