Editorial Archive

John Severson

A brief chat with the late paterfamilias of surf media.

Behold: the best-selling surfboard in the world. Excerpted from the new issue of TSJ.

How San Diego nearly became a wasteland of “surf parks” during the 60s.

Surf sessions, catastrophic earthquakes, and the difficulty of experiencing time and place in the immediacy of living.

Revisiting three digital shorts by filmmaker Joe Guglielmino.

At home with Harry Gesner, world-renowned architect, waterman, inventor, explorer, archeologist, and the last of the original Malibu soul surfers.

The musicians, visual artists, and family members driving the artist’s output.

High performance surfing is older than you think. Excerpted from the new issue of TSJ.

Mikala Jones talks POV photography and the session that produced his 26.2 cover shot.

I’m new to the Pacific Northwest. These cold waters and lonely peaks feel a little unsettling. But my real problem…

“My new thing is speaking kangaroo,” says Cheyne Horan, the runner-up to four world titles during a five-year span of…

Many millions of homo sapien have surfed throughout history but most did so against their will. Shipwrecked or beached on…