The Wipeout Weekly - Surf Podcast

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.

A festive Holiday Surf Snack #4 on Makahiki, the ancient Hawaiian season of peace and abundance that quietly overlaps with Christmas.

A rapid-fire Holiday Surf Snack #3 is packed with ocean facts, surf history, surf trivia, and just enough "wisdom" to make you the most fascinating person at the Christmas party.

Holiday Surf Snack #2 is a quick walk through my favorite picks from the Wee Surf Shoppe—for last-minute gifting, browsing, or pure surf-stuff inspiration.

Holiday Surf Snack #1 is a quick, festive thought experiment: if you could wish for one surf-related gift this season, what would it be?

Sunday Surf Poem has arrived—and this week, it rhymes.

Today's poem is Surf-Boarding by Marion Strobel, a fiction writer, critic, and poet who served as an associate editor of Poetry magazine in the early 20th century. Was she a surfer? Hard to say. But either way, she's done a decent job. It certainly sounds like surfing.