Sandra Tinari is an Australian photojournalist who’s been traveling the world surfing and writing about cultures she finds. You can learn more about her in this past interview or check out her website. Eating fresh, locally produced food is an age-old philosophy that’s regaining…
Over the past year, award-winning South African Surf Therapy organization Waves For Change has partnered with fine artist and photographer Jared Aufrichtig. Together with participants from Waves for Change Surf Therapy courses running in Cape Town’s most violent townships, the team implemented…
If you were an early American colonist and Jamestown farmer in the 1600’s, you would have been required by law to grow hemp simply because the world was being commanded by large fleets of ships, and those ships needed hemp…
By Cyrus Sutton Reblogged from regressingforward.com Highway 33 snaked through crenulations on the Nordhoff Ridge. It was autumn and golden aspen dotted the evergreen landscape of the Sespe Wilderness. “This place could easily pass for a canyon in the Eastern Sierra,”…
Tragedy Hopes for a Happy Ending By Natalie Jacobs A few months ago, Southern California surfer Matt Foushee was on a surf trip in Mexico when he was hit by a truck traveling at about 50 miles per hour. He…
With the inevitable tactical challenges of van life survival, managing limited space and resources is just the beginning. So when your van mate is also your work mate, open communication and cooperation become added factors for maintaining equilibrium in such cramped quarters. Zach Balle…
The surf industry is growing and the surf lifestyle is getting ever-more glamorized. For die-hards, it’s frustrating to watch lineups get crowded with people who’s heart is only half-way in it. But what are we to do? If surfing is so…
Rolling with the Punches By Natalie Jacobs Five years ago, Wes and Michelle were fresh out of college, hopped up on the American dream and afflicted with the travel bug. They spent the early part of their relationship staying in…
As we round out this 6-part photo essay series by Shannon Aston, he reflects on a life of surf travel and the place South Korea has occupied in his recent history. My Surfing Mythology: Farewell to South Korea. Writing this…
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