Interview - The Surfers Journal

35.2

Wake in Flight

Wade Goodall on aerial progression, Ozploitation films, and bouncing back from devastating injuries.

17.3

Alo-Ha!

A conversation with Paul Strauch Jr.

35.1

Make It Look Easy

Chris Miller on the balance of style and progression, skateboarding and surfing’s influence on each other, the need for creativity in the industry, and more.

34.6

The Director of Nocturnal Activities

Matt Hoy on the industry apocalypse, working as a concreter, aging as a surfer, and more.

34.5

Out There Everywhere

Dylan Graves on isolated surf cultures, weird wave criteria, and his motivation to keep searching.

34.4

Master of Ceremonies

Eurico “Kiko” Romaguera on meticulously co-planning Portugal’s Gliding Barnacles surf/art/music festival, his lineage of revolutionaries, exploring overlooked board theories, and more.

34.3

The Swell Czar

Surfline forecaster Charlie Hutcherson on the next frontier of predicting swells, web series Maps to Nowhere, and the pressure to put surfers on good waves.

34.2

Utility Infielder

Pulitzer-nominated columnist Jay Caspian Kang speaks about social media’s effect on surfing, the value of chasing something unattainable, and more.

34.1

Hard and Fast all the Time

Ross Clark-Jones on mental health, reality TV gone wrong, competing in the Eddie, and Mad Wax.

33.6

Not Friends

Pro skateboarder Elissa Steamer on learning to surf at Ocean Beach, San Francisco, the longevity of her career, sobriety, and more.

33.5

By the Horns

Joey Cabell on his impromptu bull fight, speed sailing, skiing, the power of commitment, and shaping and riding the White Ghost.

33.4

Ripples of Distortion

Andrew VanWyngarden on playing in MGMT, recurring apocalyptic dreams, the psychedelic experience, and waves—both oceanic and sonic.