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In today’s episode, David and Scott survey the tubes that are breaking boards in Yeppoon, receive a both a broader and narrower context for understanding Brazilian surf ethos, lament the dangers of surfing, and celebrate Duke’s 130th birthday. Enjoy!

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SURF LAKES

CONGRATS BILLY KEMPER

CONGRATS DUKE KAHANAMOKU

Yesterday marks his 130th birthday

BASSY’S WOODEN SLED

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Psyched on this forward thinking wooden Sanford Shapes. This board is a bit of an experiment for us. Dave Rastovich rode a board that had no fiberglass on it, was completely wood on water- nothing between the board and the water. The images that follow are by Jeff Divine of Dave Rastovich riding that entirely wooden surfboard with no fiberglass just wood and some varnish. These were taken on a trip we took back in 2003. This Sanford Shapes board is similar, it’s just wood with a little bit of oil /varnish; no fiberglass on the deck or the bottom. Like the ancient Polynesians, this board is Koa and Paulonia- all wood on water. A shout out to Jon Wegener for the eco-friendly varnish tip. Board weighs in at 7.2 lbs. All that is needed is some surf to take this board through the paces. @sanfordshapes @jonwegenersurfboards @jeffdivinephotographer

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MUST-SEE MOMENT

Scott’s: Cabeza del Playa

David’s: Nathan’s Backside Spin

DUKE

Blake Dresner

CREDITS

Sponsor: NeedEssentials.com

Host, Producer: David Scales @David_Lee_Scales

Host, Producer: Scott Bass @BoardroomShow

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