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We talked about it for a long time and finally did it! Episode 8 is with Ben Clark. He's a photographer extraordinaire with photos featured in ads and most prominently in the book "It All Dies Anyway: L.A., Jabberjaw, And The End Of An Era". We also discuss several of my favorite photographs of his. Follow along during the conversation to see these pics and t on Instagram @surfbrains_. Enjoy
Joe Nelson is a partner in the record label called Trust Records. They reissue older punk and hardcore albums and introduce them to a new generation. Joe is a rad guy with a lot of energy, ideas, and great stories. We hope you enjoy this fun chat! Surf Brains is trying to entertain you! Enjoy!
A conversation with Ryan Heuser. He is a founding member of Paul Frank, entrepreneur, fashion business executive, musician, all around nice guy and friend. We chat about his thoughts on how growing up in SoCal, music, hardcore, beach culture, country music, and God, among many other things. Let's have some fun with this chat with Ryan!
Dan and Curt talk the over Bells and Margy's '23 contests, Occy dubbing Italo's new Stab In The Dark, why Lowers is like the D.M.V., and the amazingness of modern pro surfers!
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Ray Barbee tells his story about the first time he wanted to ride a skateboard. There are tales of important moments, good times, and in the midst of this you get to know the man who has shaped culture through his skateboarding, artistry, and music. Thanks, Ray! [Outro-song "What's His Neck" off Ray's current album "Tiara For Computer."]
Brett and Dan discuss the recent Huntington Beach oil spill. It's so messed up and crazy how we have advance technologically in the past 30 years. Yet, we can't stop this from happening? The guys also discuss travel and many other subjects. They go wildly off topic. Gonna is not a word kids!
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Dan and Brett hash out the WSL Finals. Lot's of other subjects are covered as well such as nicknames, formats, cottons, and shredding.
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