We spoke with Jaimal about running away to Hawaii, understanding fear and the complex world of publishing on this week's episode.

We spoke with John, Sierra Leone's first surfer, about how he taught himself to surf at age 6, what it takes to build a surf community and hear about epic uncrowded waves in this week's episode.

We spoke with Maddie about fund raising via paddling, differences in SUP boards and how research is changing in a post-COVID world on this week's episode.

We talked with Armi about finding surf in a 9-5, finding a partner who gets it and that he totally isn't a CIA operative in this week's episode.

We spoke with Barbara about dropping out of corporate life, being "stuck" in Costa Rica and hear why every surfer needs a surf hat on this week's episode.

We spoke with Icah about being the lab rat for Jamaican pro surfing, hear about a unique grom surfboard exchange program and learn about his family compound on this week's episode.

We spoke with Vicky about pioneering surfing with her Mom, traveling to Peru to encourage women's surfing and hear about what it takes to author your Mother's legacy in this week's episode. www.wavewomanbook.com

We spoke with Charity about Michigan surf dreams, the truth about modeling and how interconnectedness inspires art in this week's episode.

We spoke with Dane about what it takes to make a zine, what makes the perfect bagel and hear tales about a gang with matching foamies on this week's episode.

We talk to Drew about how she started her non-profit Mujeres Que Mueven, why she decided to stay in Nicaragua through political turmoils and learn about ecological gastronomy in this week's episode.