One LA native’s desire to change the landscape of surfing led him to create Color The Water initiative, free surf lessons for BIPOC.
Read MoreWhile working on my story of "Paddle out for George Floyd", I learned the history of systemic racism unfolded in the very spot I call my home beach. The Inkwell, was a small two block area of beach in Santa Monica, south of the pier. It was a place of celebration and pain, the only beach where African-Americans could go and not get hostilely harassed or encounter violence.
Read MoreLast Friday night, about 75 surfers from all parts of Los Angeles and beyond showed up at the beach to Paddle out for George Floyd. Paddling out is a time-honored tradition for surfers and watermen alike, dating back to Hawaiian burial rituals to honor those that have passed.
Read MoreYou don’t have to go far to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life to enjoy a last minute trip as an overnight girls glamping getaway. If you venture north of County Line, Ventura, California is the quintessential little beach town that California dreams are made of.
Read MoreStyrofoam-eating super worms may sound like a science fiction movie, but for one local surfboard shaper, it’s the secret component for going completely zero waste.
Read MoreI surfed Waikiki with @kamathesurfingpig for the first time for a board meeting! Check out the surfing pig as we take to the waves.
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