Creative polymath and surfer Toddy Stewart of Picture Farm Gallery brings us behind the scenes of "Two Moons" a side by side exhibition of legendary lensman Mike Nelson and boundary pushing Matt Clark. Also a visit with artist Patrick Meagher who uses collage and stock images of surfers and waves to explore questions about our virtual selves, artificial intelligence and what’s next in the digital frontier as our on and offline lives continue to merge.

Music credit: “Morning Glow” by The Saylavee

When George Stella was a young teen he found himself looking out at huge rolling waves on the North Shore of Oahu, a world away from his home in Long Beach, NY. He won the case with his mother to paddle out. The rest is history.

Music credits: “Road to Mexico” by The Vivisectors

Ale Romo gets ladies barreled. San Sebastian based photographer believes women should be adventurous when traveling. We talk about the evolution of surf + yoga travel industry. World traveler Heather Dombrosky calls Williamburg, Brooklyn home but she’s also pumped to find and an exotic beach house with friends.

Music credit: “Deep Frost” by Remus; “Doute:” by Lessazo

Chris Williams of Union Surf departed Tech and his native California to open up a shaping bay in Bushwick. He discusses his journey to shaping boards and launching a cut and sew fashion line. Over in a woodshop in BedStuy, Imaginary Surf founder David Murphy is inspired by how wood, cork and epoxy make a longer lasting more flexy board. You might be able to hand one down to your grandkids.

Music credit: “Danger Ahead” by Droopies

Partners in swell-ow-ship. Former Williamsburger Agatha Wasilewska Borrelli recounts her stoke not being understood in NYC - visited SoCal for work and promptly meet her husband. Jacques Delori and Kristy Graf have been together for over 10 years and each of them know that they need time together and apart when water and snow call.

Music credit: “California” by Spectacular Fantastic

Mirja travels the world to help health ministries serve their populations better. When in countries with coast lines, such as Brazil or Mozambique, she's also on the hunt for surf. We talk about working for the World Bank and Mirja's surf travels far from her native Sweden.

Music credit: “Cebola” by Diogo Cadaval “

Some of the heaviest big storm footage edited with a good sense of humor come is the product of Long Beach filmmaker Etan Blatt whose day job is a NYC Firefighter. We speak about his journey from working audio in the studio with rapper Fat Joe to shooting barrels in the water during heavy swell.

Music credit: “Road Trip” by Ryan Little

I met Kevin Daniel on the street in Rockaway after the blizzard storm. He was changing a flat tire in the snow still wearing his wetsuit fresh from the surf. After realizing I left my leash at home, Kevin lent me his. I later discovered that he is not just a friendly surfer he is a first rate musician. Kevin joined me in the studio to play songs off his EP FLY. (Sorry for the slight buzz on recording.)

Music Credit: “Sorry is not the way”, “Too Bright” “ How to Feel” by Kevin Daniel

Surfer Josh Kelsey moved with his wife and toddler from Sydney to Williamsburg to launch a church, C3 Brooklyn. We talk about his relationship with god and waves, and facing fear at Cloudbreak.

Russ Dungan might be one of the most interesting people surfing in Rockaway. He also has strong opinions on brunch. His paintings are a blend of child birthday party colors and hilarious attacks on brands and institutions such as Costco and mid-day breakfast. His show "Brunch is for losesr who don't surf" was on display in August 2016 at Rockaway Beach Surf Club in Rockaway, Queens.

Music credit: “Brightness” by Krowne