317 - The Garden Isle - Surf Splendor

The beauty and relative seclusion of Kauai has long made it favorite, albeit somewhat little disclosed, destination for surfers. It’s recently become a prized location for tech billionaires and agricultural corporations. The convergence of these varied interests has led to rapid change and an erosion of traditional Hawaiian culture. Today we hear from Max Medeiros, Bronson Lovell, and Lance Ebert about building boards and adapting to life on the Garden Isle. Enjoy.

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BRONSON LOVELL

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So amazing!! It’s not me that makes the gym happen,it’s everyone that shows up every day that makes it happen! I’m just the person watering the seeds with the help of some amazing friends and watching it grow into so many amazing things.

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I wanna give a big Mahalo nui to @hawaiian_asy and @prideofgypsies. Last week the kids were blown away when you guys showed up at the gym and got to workout with you guys!! Some of the Keiki are visiting from Washington state and they were telling me that this was their best summer vacation ever and can’t wait to go home and share their amazing stories.. Mahalo guys for everything???? #yougivealohayougetaloha

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“The drug problem in Anahola is…deep, it’s really deep.” Bronson Lovell knows and understands well the problem in Anahola, how drugs and alcohol are devastating the kids and families. pic.twitter.com/JtpEG8bu5Z
— CrossFit (@CrossFit) April 12, 2019