The Surfer’s Library

Today Billy continues reading from ​Francine Park Palama's book: The Last of the Golden Years in Surfing: Stories by Waterman Conrad Louis Canha. The book is a collection of stories by legendary surfer Conrad Louis Canha, who is credited with founding the "Hot-Dog" style of surfing. In this book, Canha shares his experiences and adventures that significantly influenced and revolutionized surf culture. *Please forgive my haole pronunciations of the Hawaiian language.

Today Billy reads from ​Francine Park Palama's book: The Last of the Golden Years in Surfing: Stories by Waterman Conrad Louis Canha. The book is a collection of stories by legendary surfer Conrad Louis Canha, who is credited with founding the "Hot-Dog" style of surfing. In this book, Canha shares his experiences and adventures that significantly influenced and revolutionized surf culture.

This episode Billy reads The South Swell, the first chapter from the book Big Wednesday by Denny Aaberg and John Milius.

In this special episode we bid farewell to two surfing greats, Mike Hynson and Dale Dobson.

Today Billy Jack reads a story told by pioneer big wave surfer Ricky Grigg from the book The Big Drop edited by John Long.

Today Billy Jack reads Part 1 of John Severson‘s 1964 book Modern Surfing Around The World.

Today, Billy reads two stories, To Experience Surfing and When Nothing Else Matters, from Drew Kampion’s book The Lost Coast.

Today Billy Jack reads the short story Mexico from Drew Kampion’s book The Lost Coast: Stories from the Surf.

Today Billy Jack reads the story Long Day from Drew Kampion’s book The Lost Coast: Stories from the Surf