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Category: Podcast

SOUNDINGS

Hosted by Jamie Brisick, offering in-depth conversations with the most compelling people in surfing.

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  • Ep.35

    Keala Kennelly

    On the wave that made her, fighting for female representation, the Irons brothers, being invited to the Eddie, the dichotomy between freedom and conservatism, and the surf industry’s failures.

  • Ep.34

    Brad Gerlach

    On wanting to be somebody, lessons learned from his father, pouring himself into his pursuits, his be-the-best mentality, the power of visualization, and Wave Ki.

  • Ep.33

    Thomas Campbell

    On filmmaking, skating, persisting through failure, transparency as an artist, what draws him to his subjects, anti-consumerism, self-expression, and finding freedom in detachment.

  • Ep.32

    Jock Sutherland

    On riding switch, finding his way to Pipeline, the recipe for a perfect trip, Waimea’s mechanics, clean living, the virtue of humility, and enlisting in the Army.

  • Ep.31

    Michael Scott Moore

    On being held hostage by Somali pirates, the power of optimism, his first phone call, sanity and remembrance, anger, and forgiveness.

  • Ep.30

    Takuji Masuda

    On nose-riding at Pipeline, mentors, curation and Super X Media, Bunker Spreckels, and facilitating connections between tradition and youth culture in Japan.

  • Ep.29

    Chris Malloy

    On filmmaking, name calling, assimilating to the North Shore, the Momentum Generation, surfing in Chile with Miki Dora, imposter syndrome, and searching for waves in Antarctica.

  • Ep.28

    Ashley Bickerton

    On his art career, resisting the Gauguin fantasy, despoiled paradise, his manifesto, misanthropy, his ALS diagnosis, and finding beauty in the everyday.

  • Ep.27

    Selema Masekela

    On the democratization of what it means to be a surfer, combating “surf-bro” purism through commentating, his father, music, racism, self-discovery, and surfing’s future.

  • Ep.26

    Lisa Andersen

    On winning world titles, motherhood, fandom, paying homage, traditional lines, Tom Curren, trying to fit in, and how one piece of clothing altered her life.

  • Ep.25

    Gerry Lopez

    On his Pipeline love affair, minimalism, finding stillness, the shortboard revolution, yoga, and his relationship to fame.

  • Ep.0

    An Introduction to Soundings: Season 04

    Listen to the trailer episode for the latest season of TSJ’s audio series.

  • Ep.24

    Mick Fanning

    On stepping off the world tour, grief, finding solace in competitive surfing, and dealing with the aftermath of his near-shark attack at J-Bay.

  • Ep.23

    Raymond Pettibon

    On purism and art making, punk, surf culture, misheard song lyrics, art world disenchantment, what keeps him going as an artist, and Black Flag.

  • Ep.22

    Kathy Kohner aka “Gidget”

    On the Gidget enterprise, surfing Malibu in the 1950s, feminism, Malibu’s cachet among the Hollywood intelligentsia, the beach, and boys.

  • Ep.21

    Mikey February

    The South African on Cape Town’s surf landscape, stepping away from competition, his film endeavors, and finding the freedom to be oneself.

  • Ep.20

    Barton Lynch

    The ’88 world champ on anarchy, his childhood at Whale Beach, hitch-hiking, method-acting as an athlete, and being disciplined in the pursuit of your dreams.

  • Ep.19

    Kassia Meador

    The California native on her life-changing wave at Noosa, harmonic resonance, and the lessons she learned from Donald Takayama.

  • Ep.18

    Yvon Chouinard

    On climbing, breaking the rules, protecting what you love, the virtues of simplicity, capitalism and Patagonia, surfing Malibu in the golden era.

  • Ep.17

    Joel Tudor

    On winning a world title at 45, Pipeline, his greatest mentors, the importance of style, and turning pro at the age of fourteen.

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