How Are Things On The West Coast, Part 2 - Join Oscar Langburne on a surf trip through Central America along with footage from Fiji. Oscar is a joy to watch, old school style, with a modern approach to riding waves, and a great taste in music.
Massive thanks to all the filmers and people, listed in credits, who helped and supported in making this edit possible.
Also huge thanks to the musicians and record labels for allowing the usage of the incredible songs included. -@oscar.langburne
Kandui, located in the Mentawai Islands off the coast of Sumatra is widely known for its long, fast, and barreling left-handers, a magnet for travelling surfers seeking the wave of a lifetime. Both exhilarating and intimidating, breaking over a shallow coral reef, you can expect an equal share of pleasure and pain if it goes pear-shaped. This is a playground to very few, so respect the wave, the line-up and the surfers.
Hit play to see Koa Rothman rushing from Australia to Indonesia to score some of the biggest waves to hit Kandui in a decade with Eli Olson, Barron Mamia and Betet, enjoy.
Huge swell slams into Skeleton Bay! The longest barreling wave in the world goes off yet again! This wave has a special place in my heart. Hear the secrets, break downs and more! Guest stars The long travel is all worth it when you score this Nathan Florence, Kai Lenny, and Kohl Christensen experience the glory!
‘Dreading South’ now playing, a film featuring Christian Barker, a fair-weather surfer, a swell and his battle with the cold waters of New Zealand. Hit play to watch Christian adopt a new mindset on his journey through the nearly unbearable cold (in his opinion) waters of NZ.
A film by @mctavishsurf SurferChristian Barker @wispy_ Directed by @mattjohnireland Shot by @benbagley__ Edit by @hunterthomson_ and @benbagley__ Score by @the___m1 Script & Narration @severe_t_storm @fidel.ruizhealy
Andy Hughes began documenting plastic pollution and raising awareness of it, and the early days SAS way back in the 1990s.
He is a visionary photographer whose work delves deep into the complexities of environmental issues, particularly focusing on the pervasive impact of plastic waste. His photography is not just a visual documentation but a critical exploration of the role that images play in raising awareness about environmental degradation.
Through his lens, Andy captures the stark reality of pollution, urging us to think critically about the commodification of climate change imagery and its psychological effects on society. With decades of experience, Andy has become a prominent voice in sustainable photography, and his work continues to inspire and provoke important conversations around environmental responsibility.
This podcast follows Andy’s journey from a mining town in Yorkshire to becoming a leading figure in environmental photography. * Dive into the ethical debates surrounding the use of climate change imagery in raising awareness. * Gain insight into Andy’s creative process and the narratives that shape his powerful work on plastic pollution.
Nathan Fletcher: Live and Direct. Episode 1: Part 3 of 5. Nathan Fletcher leads his new Video Podcast with the one, the only, Kelly Slater. The old friends discuss Kelly retiring from competitive surfing, becoming a new father, new-wave creation ideas, artificial reefs, humble beginnings, future plans, free energy, aliens, ancient civilisations, and more.
