Big Wave Surfer, Paddle board Champion and Waterman Jamie Mitchell joins today's episode to talk about his recent injury in Puerto Escondido, winning the Molakai Paddleboard Race 10x, what it's like to surf Ship Stern Bluff, and more. 

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This week Another Take has been taken over by a brand new podcast titled Disposable Heroes. If you listened to last week's episode, you heard our guest, Yesod Williams, talking about this new venture. In partnership with Another Take Media, Yesod is going to be interviewing drummers from all walks of life. A drummers pod, but not all about drums.

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Yesod Williams stops in to talk about his new podcast, how he started playing the drums, his early days in Pepper, what it was like touring for the first time, and more.

Dean Woodward joins the show to talk about his introduction to guitar, his college band, and joining the metal band 2 Cents.

The guys start the show by discussing celebrity surfers, how surf videos introduced kids to surf punk, and Jack Johnson and the Santa Barbara/Hawaii connection. The conversation then switches back to surf videos, Pennywise and the history of Bro Hymn, and Cheyne talks about being on the show "Maui Fever." Then Guttermouth and the on stage antics of their lead singer become the the topic of discussion, Cheyne brings up NOFX and Bad Religion, and then Cheyne talks about a wave controlled by an iPad. The show closes with the group talking about Cheyne's roll at Body Glove, how Jeff's old band shot a music video on the Body Glove boat, and Mike asks the guys what they think of Jay Z's new music streaming App TIDAL.

Jeff and Mike sit down to discuss how they became Beatles fan and their favorite songs on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles. They also discuss the death of Chris Cornell and share some of their favorite Chris Cornell tracks. Jeff also introduces his band's (Lose Control) new single, "Tomorrow Called."

Mike sits down for a one on one interview Jim Lindberg, singer of the punk rock band Pennywise. They discuss what is what like growing up in the South Bay of Los Angeles, the early days of Pennywise, and the death of bass player Jason Mather Thirsk.

Kevin Sousa joins the show today to discuss The Who, his musical history, getting sober, and cell phone addiction.

Andrew Stravers of Katastro joins the show to talk about Katastro's upcoming tour with Pepper, His three first albums, and some music Andrew has been listening to.

It's a drummer special! Pete Parada, drummer for The Offspring, and Yesod Williams of Pepper sit down with Mike and Jeff to talk all things drums (and a few things about babies.)