The final Holiday Surf Snack #14 closes with a Sunday Surf Poem from the early '60s that captures why it's so easy to fall in love with surfing.

Our Holiday Surf Snack #13 is all about surfers' ultimate bucket list waves. What's yours?

Holiday Surf Snack #12 in the style of Hey Zuz, I'm confused—what if you didn't surf last year?—and why that doesn't mean anything about the future.

In our Holiday Surf Snack #11, we share beginner "wisdom" from big wave rider Laird Hamilton on what it really takes to start surfing. And when we say "wisdom", we mean "some uncomfortable truths".

A New Year's Eve Surf Snack #10 questioning the idea that beginners should only wear black wetsuits—and what color psychology might actually have to do with surfing.

Holiday Surf Snack #9 is exploring surfboard tail shapes, where their names come from, and how tails affect speed, hold, and turning.

Holiday Surf Snack #8 with a deliberately short list of must-read surf books, because you should probably just go surfing instead.

A Sunday Surf Poem featuring a whimsical children's poem about a little cowgirl and a surfing shark. Spoiler: he doesn't eat her.

Holiday Surf Snack #6 is on the biggest waves ever surfed, why no one agrees on the numbers, and why Nazaré keeps rewriting the record books.

A Boxing Day Surf Snack #5 in the style of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, testing your surf trivia knowledge from goofy foot to Teahupoʻo. A lot of Teahupoʻo.