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Songs in the Key of Kai
Kai Lenny's friends and family weigh in on his old-school philosophy, humility, and his love for big waves. He learned to surf at 4, windsurf at 6, and stand-up paddle at 9. This 12-year old kid rips at all board sports and has already traveled the world on the Professional Windsurfing Association World Tour and Stand-up World Tour.
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A series of revealing essays on Victoria, by Andrew Kidman, a place that has permanently imbedded itself in his mind. Kidman sheds light on the many people, places and things of the region, as well as his many adventures there over the years, from watching Derek Hynd at Bells to boat rides with Wayne Lynch. Victoria is a place that has certainly changed over time, but nonetheless holds a special place in the heart of many.
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Sunday Morning Surf Check with Doug Aitken
Jamie Brisick takes a look at the life and art of Doug Aitken, an LA based surfer and internationally known artist, who "blurs the lines between film, video, still photography, architecture, sculpture, and Willy Wonka." At first glance his art has nothing to do with surfing, but when you dive deeper, it is easy to see how elements of surfing have shaped his life and artwork.
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