In 1977 I was 13 years old --a kid who devoured every surf magazine and every surf movie. The big three were MR, Rabbit and Shaun—these guys were and still are my surf heroes. And I've been fortunate to interview them all. Passion and a competitive fire was a common denominator among them, and something Shaun still carries today. On this episode of the Boardroom Podcast, Shaun Tomson… let us begin.

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Former editor at SURFER magazine discusses print, Dora, and the fabulous world of women's surf history. The Boardroom Show with Jim Kempton. Let us begin.

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Daniel Thomson, Tomo, Tom-O; regardless, for those of you that require a shaper who absolutely rips, Daniel checks that box. Of course Tomo also thinks, and therefore designs, outside of the box, pushing the boundaries of how we visualize surfboards and surfboard design. On this episode of the Boardroom Podcast, Daniel Thomson. Let us begin.

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I imagine at some point in history, when Tom Blake showed his surf board fin to other surfers somebody scoffed, rolled their eyes and muttered "that ain't gonna work". Contempt prior to investigation is perhaps Mankind's deadliest sin. No doubt it is our stupidest sin.

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Shaper to the Florence brothers and a whole host of North Shore talent, a classical craftsman whom started in ding repair surrounded by older smarter craftsmen and he soaked it up to become one of top shapers in the industry. The Boardroom Podcast with Jon Pyzel, let us begin.

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Many know Graham Smith as the father of WCT campaigner Jordy Smith. That was my connection to Graham. What I didn't know about was his lifelong passion for building surfboards, a passion that has taken him all around the world. Let us begin.

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What is an almost certainty is that this week, swell depending, the WSL continues it's abbreviated 2021 season with the Australian leg kicking off at Newcastle. And also for certain is that 45 years years ago, Peter Townend was the very first IPS world Champion. A great bloke with an incredible ability to recount surfing history and put it into perspective in relation to today's world tour, The Boardroom podcast with 1976 World Champion Peter Townend. Let us begin.

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Everyone knows somebody like Joe Turpel: sincere, kind-hearted, a listener; the type of person that exudes optimism and makes you feel important. He's been broadcasting surfing for well over a decade as the lead broadcaster for the WSL and has been the face and voice of professional surfing for an entire generation. And whether you realize it or not, we are all better off because of it. Enjoy.

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At the age of 13, in early October of 2018, the unthinkable (or always thought about) happened, Keane Webre-Hayes was attacked by a Great White Shark at Beacons, a surf spot and beach in Leucadia California. This is his story.

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