Ep.60
Tom Carroll
On the Snap, the North Shore, competing in the face of tragedy, helmets, going for broke, athleticism, his favorite surfers to watch, and his road to sobriety.
Category: Podcast
SOUNDINGS
Hosted by Jamie Brisick, offering in-depth conversations with the most compelling people in surfing.
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Ep.59
Ed Templeton
On the poetics of the street, photography, skating’s DIY spirit, alienation, suburbia, making art, owning a company, and resourcefulness.
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Ep.58
Leah Dawson
On moving to Hawaii, languages of connection, style, cinematography, Pipeline, single-fins, simple surfing, and attaining longevity as a surfer.
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Ep.57
Matt Warshaw
On finding his way to surfing, his friendship with Jay Adams, his first Jeff Ho board, cultivating ambition, writing, Ocean Beach, attending Cal Berkeley, and the Encyclopedia of Surfing.
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Ep.56
Torren Martyn
On his year spent sailing, growing up in Byron Bay, his quiver, crocodiles, Indo, his surf idols, self-sufficiency, and sketchy situations at sea.
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Ep.55
Carolyn Murphy
On her double life as a supermodel and surfer, the fashion industry, the shock of moving to NYC, deviance, acting, motherhood, and the futility of trying to fit in.
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Ep.54
Darrick Doerner
On the allure of Sunset Beach, Dick Brewer, guts, long swims, facing moments of terror, the drop at Waimea, tow surfing, and drawing lines on big waves.
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Ep.53
Scott Hulet
On his early passion for book making, documenting surf culture, Craig Stecyk, the growth of surfing’s literary sensibility, fishing, traveling throughout Latin America, and his new book Flow Violento.
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Ep.52
Ryan Burch
On what excites him about the future of surfboard design, surf stardom, the virtues of working with your hands, traveling, entrepreneurship, and getting comfortable in hollow waves.
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Ep.51
Robert Trujillo
On joining Metallica, falling in love with the bass guitar, his first big break, family, songwriting and composition, and the connection between surfing and music.
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Ep.50
Carissa Moore
On staying true to herself, the nuances of expectation, positivity, taking a break from the tour, the realities of pro surfing, athleticism, and her upbringing in Waikiki.
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Ep.49
Mark Cunningham
On Pipeline, his first winter as a North Shore lifeguard, bodysurfing mechanics, bravery, wipeouts, waves of consequence, and his heaviest experiences in the line of duty.
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Ep.48
William Finnegan
On Barbarian Days, long-form writing, conflict reporting, traveling, nonfiction narrative, surfing Long Island, and finding an audience.
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Ep.47
Shane Dorian
On pursuing his dreams, Todd Chesser and Brock Little, a brush with fate at Himalayas, training, and how to get in position at Jaws.
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Ep.46
Jaleesa Vincent
On self-embodiment, taxidermy, her band, dealing with tough crowds, the Rage gang, the surfers and artists who inspire her, airs, and finding liberation in being an outsider.
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Ep.45
Nate Tyler
On his Central California roots, eschewing competition, filming, pathways to success, shark encounters, family, making art, and creating opportunity.
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Ep.44
Jack McCoy
On MacGillivray Freeman Films, learning through trial and error, storytelling, water cinematography, Mark Occhilupo, resisting repetition, and the power of the soundtrack.
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Ep.43
Darryl “Flea” Virostko
On growing up in Santa Cruz, his nickname, channeling fear and adrenaline, his worst wipeout, addiction and asking for help, and Maverick’s.
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Ep.42
Aska Matsumiya
On the parallels between surfing and musical composition, collaborating with her heroes, authenticity, self-expression, the power of simplicity, piano, the value of improvisation, and taking a year off to chase surf.
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Ep.41
Gordon “Grubby” Clark
On the evolution of surfboard design, market domination, perfecting polyurethane, government regulation, and Blank Monday and the end of Clark Foam.