When it comes to Hawaiian culture, surf legend Duane DeSoto embodies some of the most beautiful tenets—and he's made it his mission to spread them to the next generation. Tammy Moniz sat down with the Waterman Hall of Famer, father of eight, and "WATERMAN" documentary star to talk surf and beyond.

We can’t wait to share the newest Surfers In Residence featuring Olympic Gold Medalist Carissa Moore, hosted by Tammy Moniz of Faith Surf School. It's a heart-to-heart chat that you won’t want to miss!

Born in Honolulu and learning to surf on Waikiki Beach, Carissa Moore has dominated the surf world since she was a pre-teen—and at 29-years-old became the first woman to ever win a gold medal in Surfing's Olympic debuting the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. 

Tammy Moniz interviews famed surfer Shane Dorian as he shares his surf adventures.

Icon and surf trailblazer Shane Dorian is a legend not only for his big-wave skills but also for his influence on the sport, the culture—and the next generation. 

Join us for an episode of Surfers in Residence featuring Michael Ho and Tony Moniz, interviewed by Tammy Moniz.

Our latest conversation had our interviewer Tammy Moniz chatting with not one but two surf legends: Tony Moniz (who happens to be her husband and father of fellow Surfers in Residence interviewee Kelia Moniz) and Hawaiian Triple Crown, Duke Classic, World Cup, and Pipeline Masters winner Michael Ho.

Join us for an episode of Surfers in Residence featuring Mark Cunningham, interviewed by Tammy Moniz.

This lifelong lifeguard hung up his rescue buoy back in 2005, closing a 30-year tenure patrolling O’ahu's shores — including Ehukai Beach Park, home to one of the most dangerous surf spots in the world, the Banzai Pipeline.  That same year he won the International Bodysurfing Competition in Puerto Escondido, Mexico. The event was just one of 15 championship titles he’d earn during his side-hustle as one of the world’s top bodysurfers.