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Parallel to her time at the top, two time World Champion Lynne Boyer ( '78 and '79 ), struggled with addiction and stifling her sexual orientation. Still, she managed to define radical surfing amongst her cohort, and kept four time World Champ Margo Oberg on her toes with ongoing competitive rivalry.
Lynne Boyer, unignorable,
How far are you willing to go to protect the place where you live, love and belong? Native Hawaiians have had to face this question regularly over the last century or so, as colonialism threatened, and continues to threaten, indigenous ways of being, playing and thriving in their islands.
Long before permaculture, ancient Hawaiians developed the sustainable food science Ahupua’a and enjoyed the affluence of food security. This allowed for leisure time for sport and art to blossom, including surfing and the most vibrant surf culture the world had ( has?) ever known.
Episode two is now live with master storyteller, dedicated swimmer, and queen of curiosity @susanlcasey
99% of the habitable space on our planet is in the ocean (via @NASA). ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

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