Big wave legend and Momentum Generation icon Shane Dorian joins the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club with Conner Coffin to reflect on his career, the evolution of the sport, and the mindset required to face some of the ocean’s most dangerous conditions. Recording from Hawai’i, Dorian shares his experience chasing massive swells and what it feels like to send it over the ledge at Jaws. Shane and Conner explore the balance between fear and focus, the importance of preparation, the evolution of safety in the sport, and how the culture of big wave surfing has changed over time. Dorian knows he still has the ability to charge and is more selective of his strike missions as a father… but mentions he considers returning to Fiji if the right swell and time lines up.

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Hawaiian waterman, big wave charger, and all-around ocean athlete Mark Healey joins the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club to talk story about growing up on the North Shore, charging some of the heaviest waves on the planet, and the mindset it takes to live a life in the ocean. Healey reflects on what the North Shore was like during his early years and how he went on to become one of the most respected big wave surfers in the world, known for his fearless approach at spots like Jaws, Cloudbreak, and Pipeline and his ability to thrive in the most extreme ocean conditions. In this episode, Mark opens up about the realities of big wave surfing—the preparation, the fear, and the mental focus required when the stakes are high. He also shares stories about learning from the North Shore’s heavy-hitting generation and how those influences helped shape his approach not only to surfing, but to life in the water. Beyond surfing, Healey dives into his passion for spearfishing, hunting, and living as a true modern waterman, whether he’s paddling into giant surf, free diving deep reefs, or spending time off the grid.

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Professional free surfer, newest 805 Beer Authentico, and Ventura’s very own Ian “Micky” Clarke joins the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club. Conner and Micky reflect on growing up surfing in the 805, looking up to all the local pros, and aspirations of making the Dream Tour. The two dive into navigating sponsorships, making content that actually feels fun like Young Wise Tails and #FatBoySurfCamp, and resisting the pressure to chase trends or validation. Micky discusses the dilemma of pursuing a career as a firefighter vs. a career as a pro surfer, and how an email from Vans during his stint at the fire academy changed his entire trajectory. They chat about the storytelling and the creative work alongside Chapter 11 and Dane Reynolds, his many nicknames, working with Hayden Shapes, and the realities about what it takes to keep momentum going while still being present and in the moment. They talk food, snowboarding, golfing, and much more. Crack one open and enjoy.

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Conner sits down with 2018 World Junior Champion, CT threat, and certified 805 Authentico, Kirra Pinkerton. Kirra opens up about growing up in San Clemente, chasing down world-class right-handers, and how that gritty surf education shaped her into one of the heaviest rail-surfers of her generation. She and Conner dive into life on the Championship Tour and the highs and lows of competing at Pipeline. Kirra talks about the self-belief it took to carve her own lane, her drive to keep evolving her surfing, and the influence of legends like Carissa Moore and Lakey Peterson – women she grew up watching and is now battling in heats. She shares her love for long California pointbreaks, explains how kinesiology studies keep her body firing through a packed season, and looks ahead at where she wants to take her surfing next. 

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Todd Glaser is a world-renowned surf photographer, surfer, waterman, and longtime friend of Conner Coffin. In this episode of the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club, the two share a deep and nostalgic conversation that traces a lifetime spent chasing waves, images, and meaning, diving into what it’s like balancing the beautiful chaos of parenthood with a career built on sprinting toward storms and swimming into heavy lineups with only a camera in hand. Todd reflects on growing up in San Diego, learning photography through bodyboarding, and discovering his craft the old-school way – shooting film, logging detailed swell notes, mailing rolls to labs, and hoping the shots came out. He and Conner revisit Todd’s leap from surf-shop grom to Brooks Institute student to traveling full-time with Kelly Slater as one of the most respected lensmen in the game. They share stories from their years on the road together, early Surfer and Surfing assignments, and the image that led to Todd’s first cover and changed the trajectory of his career. They chat about iconic sessions in Tahiti, how Jack Johnson shot every frame of September Sessions, as well as Todd’s 15-plus years traveling with Kelly, a partnership that grew into deep friendship and a new book documenting the journey. Todd opens up about how becoming a parent and slowing down travel has reshaped his approach to both surfing and photography, and why keeping things simple, staying curious, and seeking authentic moments behind the lens still guide everything he does.

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Conner Coffin sits down for an episode of Cold Beer Surf Club with Santa Cruz legend, Mavericks pioneer, and all-around surf icon Peter Mel. Recorded just a day after the Big Wave Awards and with Conner’s dog Finley curled up on Pete’s lap the whole time, Peter reflects on The Eddie, the celebration of big-wave surfing, and the highs and lows that come with chasing the world’s heaviest waters. He talks through his 2021 Ride of the Year at Mavericks, a wave 30 years in the making, and how the pure bliss of that moment was followed by days of solitude and introspection. The conversation dives into what it means to truly commit to a life in surf, the peaks and valleys, the recovery, and the discipline it takes to keep catching your best waves at 55. From growing up in Santa Cruz and pioneering Mavericks, to his battles with dark times, addiction, and rediscovering joy through surfing, Pete opens up about resilience, purpose, and gratitude. He also shares stories about the new generation of big-wave chargers, his relationship with Channel Islands Surfboards, Darc Sport Athletics, owning Freeline Surf Shop, and how surfing has evolved from the early Santa Cruz scene to the YouTube era of surf influencers.

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2x Big Wave World Champion and 3x Peʻahi Challenge winner Paige Alms joins Conner Coffin on the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club. Coming from the 2025 Big Wave Awards in Newport Beach, CA, Paige reflects on the moments that defined her career and the tight-knit big-wave community that feels like family every time they come together. From getting caught inside by a 60-foot set during a contest, to foiling between Hawaiian islands, to surfing “by braille” in giant conditions, Paige breaks down what it means to be a true waterwoman. She recalls the “swell that changed everything” at Jaws, and reflects on her mentorship under the late, great Chris Vandervoort, and the pioneers who paved the way – legends like Marcio Freire, Yuri Soledade, and Deniro Couto. She highlights how Shane Dorian and Ian Walsh pushed the boundaries of what’s possible, and gives props to the next generation, Albee Layer, Kai Lenny, Matt Meola, and more, for carrying the torch and taking big-wave surfing into the future. She shares why she believes Peʻahi is the best big wave on the planet, breaks down her favorite boards for charging Jaws, and opens up about developing a cold-water allergy that forced her to rethink recovery and preparation. She talks about her early “claim to fame” moment beating Carissa Moore in junior NSSA contests and winning a national title, and how those battles shaped her competitive fire. She dives into the progression of women’s surfing across every discipline, the wins and wipeouts that shaped her journey, and what’s next as she balances chasing swells with mentoring the next generation.

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Recorded in the heart of the US Open of Surfing madness, the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club sets up shop at the Factory By the Sea party with Inherent Bummer for our second-ever Live from US Open episode. Host, professional surfer, 805 Authentico Conner Coffin is joined by Snapt mastermind Logan “Chucky” Dulien alongside Mason Ho, Clay Marzo, Mateus Herdy, and Parker Coffin to talk careers, creativity, and their roles in the final Snapt5 film. Nolan Rapoza and Tyler Gunter drop in to share the making of their new AVVA Brand film Step Brothers and how a lifetime of surfing together shaped it. Nate Tyler returns (again) to talk fatherhood, family camping escapes, and his latest project, Forged, premiering at the party.

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In Episode 13 of the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club, professional surfer and host Conner Coffin sits down with legendary surf filmmaker and Newport Beach fixture Logan “Chucky” Dulien for an unforgettable conversation that dives deep into surf culture, filmmaking, and a real-life crime saga that rattled the Southern California surf community. Logan recounts his roots working at the iconic Frog House and managing the RVCA surf team before turning to film, where his Snapt series became a proving ground for some of the sport’s most explosive talents. With the U.S. premiere of Snapt5 just weeks away at the US Open of Surfing, Logan opens up about the years-long grind behind the project, including the personal toll, from burnout to the end of his marriage, and why this might be the final chapter of the franchise. He also details the harrowing experience of being robbed during filming and how he took matters into his own hands, teaming up with Newport Beach PD and using social media to help build a case that led to the arrest of three suspects in a theft ring that targeted surfers for millions of dollars. From working with CT surfers and Brazilian up-and-comers to reflecting on the legacy of Taylor Steele and the evolution of surf content, Logan shares unfiltered wisdom and wild stories from a life spent behind the lens and deep in the surf scene.

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Conner catches up with surf legend, core lord, filmmaker, and all-around waterman Keith Malloy over a Cerveza on the 805 Beer Cold Beer Surf Club. From pig hunting in Paso Robles and an unlikely hang out with Post Malone, to being held up at gun point by pirates in Indonesia with Mark Healey, and producing some of the most respected films in surf culture today, Keith opens up about the chapters of his life that shaped him. Keith reminisces on his competitive heats against 3x World Champion Tom Curren, being towed into his first Pe’ahi wave by Big Wave magnate Laird Hamilton, and shares about the projects he’s working on with YETI – Let Me Live, a portrait of big wave charger Tom Lowe, set to drop in June 2025, Astronaut in the Ocean with Shane Ackerman, to one in the works with Stephanie Gilmore. He talks about his many other classic films and projects like shooting with Taylor Steele for Loose Change, SIK JOY with the late Jack McCoy, and documenting and producing Life of Kai and witnessing Kai Lenny’s jaw-dropping Peʻahi performance in real time. Keith teases a potential (and hopeful) film with Bobby Martinez as they muse over their shared roots, from the brothers’ early surf days, to their mutual admiration for Jason Baffa’s influence, their love of fishing, hunting and cooking, and how deep family bonds and brotherhood anchor everything. Keith reflects on his upbringing, his father’s foundational wisdom, and his transition from pro surfer to filmmaker with Bimarian Films. The two touch on the state of the surf industry, past and present, environmental concerns like red tide, and the enduring power of surfing as a path to physical and mental wellness. Keith drops some sage words on putting in the work, chasing what you love, and staying true to yourself.

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