Radio Cramps :: The Purple Knif Show
Message in a bottle from Japan washes up on Hawaii beach after 37 years
The inconvenient truth of global warming in the 21st century
A journey through Morocco’s vanishing oases
How to move a country: Fiji’s radical plan to escape rising sea levels
Take a trip through the Los Angeles music scene of the 1960s
Why Capitalism Can’t Handle Climate Change
Ignoring climate change will yield ‘untold suffering,’ panel of 14,000 scientists warns
The Case for Hawaii Having Its Own Olympic Surf Team
Archaeologists Have a Lot of Dates Wrong for North American Indigenous History
Reasons not to Buy a Bamboo Toothbrush
The U.S. Tested 67 Nuclear Bombs in Their Country. Now They’re Dying in Oklahoma.
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Historical big wave surf film & TV archive acquired
Vintage Dick Dale Playing Drums & Saxophone
Snapshots From A Spring Party in 1965 Fresno
Cities For People: How Paris & Barcelona Learned Urban Planning From Groningen
The internet is tricking our brains
The Voices Of Black Women Were Essential To Phil Spector’s Wall Of Sound
A Celebration of Opening Title Sequences (And Why They Need To Come Back)
Fiji Flashback: Unearthed footage shows Suva in the 1960s | RetroFocus
Teen Dance at Lloyd Goodfellowship Hall [Menominee, MI April 1965]
The Search for the Ultimate Mai Tai: LA Exotica: The Trader Vic’s Experience
A fascinating look at how climate change affects the lobster industry
Dale Davies Surf Movie surfing 50’s & 60’s VOL 1
Journeys Into The Outside with Jarvis Cocker (ep#1)
Big Tech’s Censors Come for Science
The Popular Sport of Surfboarding (1925)
This City Bench Absorbs More Air Pollution Than A Grove Of Trees
Bungacast / CaliBunga: Tech, Drugs & Capitalist Soul, Pt. 1
A wave traveling between two parabolic antennas
How to kill a god: the myth of Captain Cook shows how the heroes of empire will fall
“Gremlins and Sandies in New Craze – Roller Boarding” – 1964
Stone artifacts hint that humans reached the Americas surprisingly early