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Theirs is a surfing love story, defined by the crests and troughs many know well: finding work/life balance, learning how to communicate, adapting to the seasons of parenting, falling in and out of love. "That's what marriage is," Daize says. As perpetual students of surfing, life and love, @thegoodwinway talk us through a little of what they've learned along the way.
Even more critical than the hang ten, the hang hip means that the surfer’s weight is balanced using the space beyond the deck of her longboard. @belindabaggs is amongst the best at it.
Co-founder of @surfersforclimate and iconic waterwoman @belindabaggs shares a cornucopia of solutions for getting involved today; from everyday changes we can all make, to applying systemic pressure for legislative change. We talk through the critical importance of the dual and intertwined challenges of ecological and social justice, while acknowledging the "surf addiction" that shapes and guides daily life.
Now live on the podcast: Co-founder of @surfersforclimate and iconic waterwoman @belindabaggs shares her story of taking action on what she sees as the greatest threat to her son's health and future wellbeing: climate change.
" I never saw people play in the ocean. I don't remember going into the ocean. The ocean was a place where a lot of things that we no longer wanted to see were buried. A lot of bodies were just thrown there.” - @worldoftakigold in the latest episode.
He fled from civil war on foot as a six year old, physically unscathed, but forever changed by the unthinkable violence, rhythms, and energy of Liberia's internal conflict. After making his home in California, Taki Gold @worldoftakigold set out to transform the dark relationship he’d once had with the ocean by taking up surfing. Along the way, he's grown into a multi-faceted artist and musician. Taki's latest album Girl God is a testament to the women who carried him through the horrors of war.

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