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The Surfer's Journal
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2020
The Surfer’s Journal is a vivid, authoritative, and independent print publication that delivers longform storytelling on the people, culture, travel and art of surfing. Coupled with premium construction, TSJ is peerless in its quality and content.
Subscribers to the printed magazine enjoy six issues a year as well as digital features, complete access to the magazine's archives, discounts on merchandise, back issues, fine-art prints, and hardbound books. TSJ is a surf trip found nowhere else. The Surfer's Journal on TH-cam is a supplementary, motion-visual addition to our printed content.
Become a TSJ member here: www.surfersjournal.com/memberships/start-your-membership/
Subscribers to the printed magazine enjoy six issues a year as well as digital features, complete access to the magazine's archives, discounts on merchandise, back issues, fine-art prints, and hardbound books. TSJ is a surf trip found nowhere else. The Surfer's Journal on TH-cam is a supplementary, motion-visual addition to our printed content.
Become a TSJ member here: www.surfersjournal.com/memberships/start-your-membership/
Carolyn Murphy on Her Double Life as a Supermodel and Surfer, the Fashion Industry, and Identity
Carolyn Murphy is a supermodel, actress, and environmental advocate. Her Vogue shoot with Steven Meisel in the late 1990s launched her into a fruitful, three-decade long career. In 1998 she was named VH1/Vogue’s Model of the Year. She played Dubbie in the 1999 feature film "Liberty Heights," directed by Barry Levinson. She was also one of the “Modern Muses” on the November 1999 millennium cover of American Vogue. Murphy is also a surfer, and moved from NYC in the late 1990s to be closer to the waves in LA. Today, Murphy is an ambassador for Surfrider, The Wellness Foundation, Animal Haven, Edible Schoolyard NY, Ocean Unite, and No More Plastic. Along with being a mom, activism is a key component in her life.
In this episode, Murphy talks with Jamie Brisick about the shock of New York as a young model, the shoots that changed her career, splitting time between Costa Rica and New York, the fashion industry, performativity, the challenges of introversion, surfing, and going against the grain.
Become a TSJ member at surfersjournal.com.
Produced by Jonathan Shifflett.
Music by PazKa (Aska Matsumiya & Paz Lenchantin).
Feature image by Nate Hoffman.
In this episode, Murphy talks with Jamie Brisick about the shock of New York as a young model, the shoots that changed her career, splitting time between Costa Rica and New York, the fashion industry, performativity, the challenges of introversion, surfing, and going against the grain.
Become a TSJ member at surfersjournal.com.
Produced by Jonathan Shifflett.
Music by PazKa (Aska Matsumiya & Paz Lenchantin).
Feature image by Nate Hoffman.
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Darrick Doerner on Sunset Beach, Dick Brewer, Long Swims, the Drop at Waimea, and Tow Surfing
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Darrick Doerner is a big-wave surfer, tow-surfing pioneer, Hollywood stuntman, and former North Shore lifeguard. He grew up surfing in the LA area in the 1960s and ’70s, moved to Hawaii his senior year of high school, and discovered himself joyous and at peace in heavy water. Hungry for waves too big to catch manually, Doerner and his pals Laird Hamilton and Buzzy Kerbox started experimenting w...
Arcadia | Searching for waves in Lebanon, Egypt, and Tunisia
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In TSJ 33.5’s “Searching for Arcadia,” Kepa Acero and photographer Marc Durà hunt surf on the Eastern and Southern Mediterranean coasts. This short film documents the waves they rode, the friends they made, and the volatile weather they encountered on their journey. For the duo’s full report from Lebanon, Tunisia, and Egypt, pick up a copy of our current issue at www.surfersjournal.com/issues/3...
Scott Hulet on Craig Stecyk, Surfing’s Literary Sensibility, Traveling, and His Book Flow Violento
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A writer and editor from San Diego, California, Scott Hulet is known throughout the surf sphere for his work with The Surfer’s Journal, which he edited from 1999 to 2019, and where he remains as its creative director. Hulet was drawn to words from a young age. At six, he was experimenting with making his own hardbound books. As a college student, Hulet became well-acquainted with the world of p...
Ryan Burch on Surfboard Design, Working With Your Hands, Traveling, and His Influences
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Hailing from Encinitas, California, Ryan Burch is a goofyfoot, a shaper, a husband, a new father, a free surfer, and a free thinker. His approach to wave-riding might be described as experimental, both in the lines he draws and the surfcraft that he rides-everything from asyms to gliders to old-school twin-keeled fishes to sawed-off chunks of raw foam. Burch shaped his first board at age 20, lo...
Robert Trujillo on Metallica, Playing Bass, and the Connection Between Surfing and Music
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Robert Trujillo grew up on the westside of Los Angeles, where he found music, skateboarding, and surfing at a young age. He first rose to prominence as the bassist for Suicidal Tendencies, which he played in from 1989 to 1995. He was a member of Ozzy Osbourne’s band for a number of years starting in the late ’90s. Since 2003, he’s been the bassist for Metallica. He played-and still plays-with t...
Carissa Moore on Staying True to Herself, the Realities of Pro Surfing, and Growing Up in Waikiki
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Five-time world champion Carissa Moore started surfing at age 5 with her dad in the hallowed waters of Waikiki. As an amateur, she won 11 national titles. In 2008, at the age of 16, Moore became the youngest winner of the Triple Crown of Surfing. She qualified for the WCT in 2010, and won world titles in 2011, 2013, 2015, 2019, and 2021, with dozens of event wins along the way. She was the firs...
Mark Cunningham on Pipeline, Bodysurfing, and His Heaviest Experiences As a North Shore Lifeguard
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Mark Cunningham, aka "The Human Fish," is hailed as one of the greatest bodysurfers of all time. He grew up in Hawaii, became a lifeguard in the mid-’70s, and for nearly 30 years guarded primarily at Ehukai Beach Park, with a view straight into Pipeline’s barrel. Through the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, Cunningham won nearly every bodysurfing event he entered. But, as Cunningham would be the first to ...
Harrison Roach in “Proper by Any Measure”
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Roach’s surfing is mannered, refined, and unflappable. While grounded in the helmsmanship of heavy tankers, his approach also deftly ports over to all type of craft, pits, and walls. “Long before he won a world title in 2022,” Michael Adno writes in TSJ 33.3, “Harrison Roach was known as a surfer’s surfer, admired for balancing a career that was made from equal parts curiosity, creativity, and ...
Surfing is Losing it's Greatest Generation of Handshapers
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Through the lens of Robin Prodanovich shaping his last board (around the 40,000th of his career), Todd Prodanovich reports on how surfing is losing its greatest generation of high-production handshapers, and what will happen to the culture and practice of building surfboards once they’re gone. “At some point in the not-too-distant future, we will be living in a world in which the greatest gener...
Karina Rozunko in “Title TK”
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“Spontaneity is a guiding principle of Karina Rozunko’s surfing,” author Kyle DeNuccio writes in our current issue. “At Malibu she improvises waves with maximalist energy. By contrast, most of her surfing contemporaries seem focused on paring their style down to minimalism, bordering on conservatism, with no movement wasted. Rozunko seems to approach waves without letting the traditional surf-s...
Soup Jockeys | The Finless Surfing of Jordan Rodin & Cinematography of Billy Cervi
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In TSJ 33.2’s “Soup Jockeys,” author Jamie Brisick tracks Western Australia-based finless surfer Jordan Rodin and photographer Billy Cervi’s tag team approach to making hay in the slop. From early experimentation to gaining Derek Hynd’s mentorship, the duo continues down a frictionless path. “The biggest attraction for me is not having to generate your own speed,” Rodin says. “It’s flat out fro...
"Breaking Everything" with Artist Fritz Chesnut
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William Finnegan on Barbarian Days, Conflict Reporting, Traveling, and Finding an Audience
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Shane Dorian on Todd Chesser and Brock Little, Brushes with Fate, and Jaws
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Jaleesa Vincent on Taxidermy, Her Band, the Rage Gang, Airs, and Being an Outsider
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Jaleesa Vincent on Taxidermy, Her Band, the Rage Gang, Airs, and Being an Outsider
Nate Tyler on Filming, Pathways to Success, Shark Encounters, and Art
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Nate Tyler on Filming, Pathways to Success, Shark Encounters, and Art
Jack McCoy on Water Cinematography, Mark Occhilupo, Resisting Repetition, and Soundtracking
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Jack McCoy on Water Cinematography, Mark Occhilupo, Resisting Repetition, and Soundtracking
Darryl “Flea” Virostko on His Nickname, Fear, His Worst Wipeout, Addiction, and Maverick’s
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Aska Matsumiya on Musical Composition, Simplicity, Piano, and Taking a Year Off to Chase Surf
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Aska Matsumiya on Musical Composition, Simplicity, Piano, and Taking a Year Off to Chase Surf
Gordon “Grubby” Clark on Surfboard Design, Polyurethane, and Blank Monday and the End of Clark Foam
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Gordon “Grubby” Clark on Surfboard Design, Polyurethane, and Blank Monday and the End of Clark Foam
Cliff Kapono on Science and Education, Kaiser Bowls, Environmental Activism, and Traditional Craft
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Cliff Kapono on Science and Education, Kaiser Bowls, Environmental Activism, and Traditional Craft
The Steady (R)evolution of Kai Neville
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The Steady (R)evolution of Kai Neville
Steve Olson on Surf Devotion, Sidewalk Intimacy, the Theatrics of Style, Punk Music, and Dogtown
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Steve Olson on Surf Devotion, Sidewalk Intimacy, the Theatrics of Style, Punk Music, and Dogtown
Bob McTavish on Vee and the Plastic Machine’s "Swooping" Feeling
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Bob McTavish on Vee and the Plastic Machine’s "Swooping" Feeling
Coco Ho on Family, The World Tour, Her Twin-fin Fascination, and Getting Waves at Backdoor
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Coco Ho on Family, The World Tour, Her Twin-fin Fascination, and Getting Waves at Backdoor
On Style With Surf Photographer Jeff Divine
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On Style With Surf Photographer Jeff Divine
Nat Young on Byron Bay, “Magic Sam,” Surfing’s Commercialization, and Crowds
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Nat Young on Byron Bay, “Magic Sam,” Surfing’s Commercialization, and Crowds
Photographer Andrew Blauschild's East End
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Photographer Andrew Blauschild's East End
Café Racer | Peruvian Surfer Miguel Tudela
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Café Racer | Peruvian Surfer Miguel Tudela
Great interview with an interesting guy. Jock was an incredible surfer, and as a young kid growing up on Oahu, he was one of my favorite surfers. Those days from the early 60's and 70's were just a tremendous period for surfing in Hawaii and thusly has a major impact on my life. Again thank you for a great interview with Jock. Aloha, C A
I met Wayne in John Arnold's surf shop in Gawler Place, Adeliade. He was 19 and shaping boards and I was only 14, a real grummet. I don't believe in "hero worship" but if I did he would top my list. Great guy whose surfing combined grace with aggression. Fantastic!
These are mid length and long boards. Let's see HPSB single fins.
Wayne was worlds 🌎 best around this era, as a surfer and shaper and board maker 👌, state of the art 🎨 😊 ❤❤❤❤😂😂😅😅😊
That's a very large board for Wayne, not long after this, Wayne was riding much smaller that he made, in at Winkie around 3 to 4 metres, and upside down in the lip !! 😮 WTF was a pic 📸 featured in Australian surf 🏄♀️ magazines ❤❤❤❤ 😂😂 😅😅 😊
Hows the wetsuits?? I had same style 😎 ✨️ and colours, im 70 ! ❤❤ 😂😂 😅😅
Surfing on a Rocket: th-cam.com/video/0y3s38pZWY0/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this. I lived in Lebanon as a young teenager. I began surfing when I moved away. I’m now 42 and often think about what the surf is like there.
Arto. Started living the second he fell into… continued living forever. Legendary example.
Yvon im a tennis coach, if u wanna hit some time, let me know, would be an honor.
🌴🌞🖤
👍
experimental for the eyes
Wonderful interview. I once had the pleasure too of sharing a session with the pink sail in the Canary Islans
You're doing an injustice to Dane's surfing with this spiritualist hippy dream state music. For surf vids with sick violent footage that has been incongruously paired with its tunes, try the following: MUTE IT...then play this soundtrack instead in the background- th-cam.com/video/ZJEEgdJltag/w-d-xo.html
Nice.......🌊🏄🔥💪👊
Thank you very, very much for your priceless teachings, double D . The history of your progression on the water I will value till the end of (my)time, for once I know what are exactly the steps needed to take for that kind of final " result" and will treasure it as it should be for anyone who enjoy those " crazy trains".
que bien que mueves la tabla y que buen video. yo tambien pude surfear en Libano, que gente tan buena y amable.
yessah
Fantastic !!!
Keep ripping and stay safe 🤙
WOW!!!
Free Palestine!
What a masterclass interview. Thank you so much. Surf until we die! .
Great interview! Waterman legend!!
dat buggah one fine swimmer, plus midface turns
Only five comments so far? From one of the most accomplished watermen we know of? So many of us have dedicated our lives to the ocean. What was so heavy for me was hearing DD speak to the PTSD of surf rescue and the price we pay for being watermen. Everyone around you is stable. Stable job, got a house good car etc. The only thing that made me/us, stable was the ocean. I have never met DD but he speaks as the wise elder with no ego. Young people please listen more, talk less. When DD, Kent B, Roger Erickson, B. Little and so many others were charging the bay in the late 80’s, I was surfing solo in the winter in the North Atlantic on the East coast and lifeguarding in the summer. I moved to So Cal in the 90’s and spent the last couple decades lifeguarding. Hearing DD speak makes me feel like I’m alright for choosing my water journey. Respect to you!
I love your appreciation for Paumalu, for Sunset, I absolutely love the mystery and challenge of the place, the discipline it takes. Those who have never been out there have no idea how heavy it can get.
Thanks Jamie,so many good interviews.never disappoint
im 65 and i remember uncle D saying we never had a surf report or surfline or cameras or someone to tell you how the conditions were how big it was. you just went surfing and what ever was there that day you simlply SURFED ALL DAY FOR THE LOVE NOT TO GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN BUT FOR THE LOVE OF SURFING .
Uncle Double D. living legend. I cherish our talks and its a honor to be your friend. 🙌🏼💪🏼❤🏴☠🤙🏼
Double, a favorite human, friend, and spirit. Always near.
outstanding
All single fins? Crazy how they can beat the section so easy kudos🙌
Waiting for part in Tunisia 🙏🙏
Unsane.
This man’s amazing. However we can work together as humans We’ve done it in our collective history through enough times. I live in New Zealand. Fences and keep out signs everywhere. We do have a great deal of conservation area but the fences line up all over this beautiful island. Crazy!
Yo tambien cierro los ojos y veo las holas
Estos son los videos que merecen la pena. Me dejo flotando
Beautiful!
Its gems like this video that remind me how good the internet can be when you find the right stuff. Thank you
All middle orient had bee atacked by israel and u.s
I've missed Kepa, thanks for having him on here. His purity of spirit is undeniable.
So nice to see such a simple loving surfing movie 🎥 In Lebanon where I stayed and discovered some of those waves. 🌊 🎉 Besos de Mexico to all the surfers in the film who are friends and acquaintances 🤠 Loved it… Can’t wait to see the rest cause there is more waves to check out in Beirut, Jounie, Batroun, Tripoli & more 🤙🏽 So chiiiiill Great Movie 🎦 Great souvenirs 🥹
Only surfing will bring peace to this region. This is truley amazing. Aloha from Israel
Theres peace on the region only without Isr..ael but you can say Aloha from Palestina 🇵🇸🤙🏽
yes, beautiful comment. Israelis are so full of love. The privilige to write such a banal comment while your country massacres thousands of children
I loved this, it was a window to the other side of the world and a brief introduction to the people and waves there. It felt like I was on the trip with them. Thank you
Thanks for sharing this thread
🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼thanks for sharing
I am lucky enough to occasionally spend time on the beach with Kepa, he is a real gentleman and always gives off a great vibe. Thanks Surfers Journal for sharing.
Solidarity to the people of Lebanon.