Arbor Skateboards :: Plywood for the People – Arbor x Aaron Draplin
Rechargeable rides: 10 super-cool retro electric cars
Mondragon through a Critical Lens
These six species are about to be sacrificed for the oil and gas industry
How Guatemala is Sliding into Chaos in the Fight for Land and Water
Environmental Aggressions Unfolding in Ericeira World Surfing Reserve, NGOs Claim.
Major plan to deal with climate change by geoengineering the Earth would not work, scientists reveal
Drummer uses analog reel-to-reel tapes for freaky percussion
How a small worker-owned trust could transform agricultural labor for decades
Things That Arent Here Anymore with Ralph Story KCET PBS
https://www.surfersjournal.com/feature/spragueland/
David Bowie’s first recording, thought lost, now headed to auction
Olympic misfits or sleeping giant? Skateboarders eye Tokyo 2020
Deep in the LHI tape archive hid a mysterious tape marked “Woodchucks.” The tape held a “lost” instrumental surf album recorded by Lee Hazlewood in the early 1960s. Some of the songs have been recorded by The Astronauts, Jack Nitzsche, Dick Dale and His Del-Tones, Takeshi Terauchi, The Ventures, John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), The Trashmen, The Challengers and The Surfaris. Lee’s original recordings have never been released. Bask in the reverb drenched twang of Lee Hazlewood’s original versions for the first time ever!
Lee Hazlewood – Cruisin’ for Surf Bunnies
Being near a body of water makes us calmer and healthier, science shows
Ammonia—a renewable fuel made from sun, air, and water—could power the globe without carbon
Talkin’ ‘bout my generation – Waikiki Longboarding, The Future
This teeny tiny fern may hold a key to lowering global temperatures
A Warming World Creates Desperate People
World Champion 2018 Aboubakry Sadikh Seck, ‘So You Can Longboard Dance?’ world cup freestyle and dance
Teaser: An inner Indo Journey “Ilmu Hitam” – Luke Flanders, Jye Byrnes Surfboards