Lauren Hill, a Florida native now living in Byron Bay, is an environmental advocate, writer, and film-maker. She is the creator of 31 Days /31 Ways, a short-film series, and was involved with the Transparensea Voyage. We spoke with Lauren to learn more about her full and fascinating life. [click to continue]
Activists
Pierce Michael Kavanagh is a talented San Diego surfer/filmmaker. His recent film Manufacturing Stoke raises questions about the toxic chemicals used in the surfboard industry and asks us all: How can we make a difference for the environment? Pierce speaks to us about his inspiration for the film and his current obsession for bodysurfing. [click to continue]
Liz Clark is a California surfer who travels the Pacific on a boat named Swell. Choosing a life on the ocean allows Liz to discover new cultures and to be able to find and ride that perfect wave. After corresponding for months, we finally caught up with her. [click to continue]
Jim Moriarty is a California surfer/activist who is the current CEO of The Surfrider Foundation. An organization founded by surfers, Surfrider is dedicated to bringing awareness of the environmental issues that face our coastal waters. We had the chance to ask Jim a few questions. [click to continue]
Cori Schumacher is a young California surfer who just happened to win the Pipeline Pro. But just below the competitive surface, she is a profound and deep individual. We got the opportunity to talk to Cori and take a closer look at that amazing energy. [click to continue]
Jaimal Yogis is the author of the book Saltwater Buddha: A Surfer’s Quest to find Zen on The Sea. Equal parts spiritual memoir and surfer’s tale, a chronicle of finding meditative focus in the great salty blue. We ask him a few questions. [click to continue]
