10 Nov 2011

Localism The Brasilian Way

Comments Columnists, Featured, Márcio de Souza Leal

It´s 5:30am and my eyes open as if called by a higher force. The Sun is already shining as I gaze out of my front window to see all swell predictions the wrong side of right, a 4-5 feet east swell producing peeling waves, something quite rare at my beach break. A clean, surprise, sunny [...]

01 Nov 2011

Where the Lines Between Localism and Surf Bullying Completely Diverge

Comments Columnists, Featured, Mary Mills

The surfing world, as I’ve said in previous blog posts, is not one where a great deal of time is spent discussing the finer points of non-violence and love. This is not to say that we surfers are prone to violence or bad attitudes. However, it’s fair to say that most of us don’t spend [...]

20 Jul 2011

How to Speed Your Way Up the Localism Chart

Comments Columnists, Featured, Mia Legg, Surf Interviews

Our regular Wednesday guest blogger, Miss Mia Legg, is back with another edition of ‘The Realm of the Kooks.’ This time she’s taking localism head on and taking no prisoners! “Remember that movie Blue Crush?” asked Random Surfer #1. “Yeah,” replied Random Surfer #2. “Remember the scene where that dude gets beat up for surfing [...]

07 Jun 2011

Knowing When to Act Like You’re Deaf, Dumb and Blind

Comments Columnists, Featured, Mary Mills, Stuff

The following is a guest post by Mary Mills (Surfsister) Surfer, Skater, Mom and Pistachio addict. Read her every move each Tuesday in her new weekly column. Last week, I talked about what it means to be a local. I specifically made mention of the local from my home break with the “shaved head, thick [...]

31 May 2011

What Makes One A Local?

Comments Columnists, Featured, Mary Mills, Surf Interviews

The following is a guest post by Mary Mills (Surfsister) Surfer, Skater, Mom and Pistachio addict. Read her every move each Tuesday in her new weekly column. What Makes One A Local? This is a question I think about on a regular basis. Why? Well, I don’t live at the beach. I don’t even live [...]