Links for 8/1/21

The Day the Good Internet Died


 

Big quiffs, zombies and dead crows: the wild world of psychobilly


 

Logging the Four Doors break in San Onofre


 

How to see millions of years of history on a day at the beach


 

Inti Illimani – La Partida (1975)


 

Baby Boomers Shed Tears When They Remember The 1960s


 

A new investigation shows an Amazon warehouse destroying millions of unsold products each year


 

Earth is trapping ‘unprecedented’ amount of heat, Nasa says


 

Some of Europe’s Oldest-Known Modern Humans Are Distantly Related to Native Americans


 

Hawaiian shirts are returning – but ‘people want to think twice’, says expert


 

The Earth is humming. Caused by ocean waves

Links for 1/10/21

The Not-So-Chill History of Hawai‘i’s Breeziest Shirt


 

A Walk Along The Gaudy, Bawdy Pike


 

The Squires
Neil Young (middle) with his band the Squires and the Pontiac hearse he bought to tour. He named it Mortimer Hearseburg. (1964)


 

Artist Ed Ruscha’s Photos Showcased in New Getty Online Exhibit


 

Rare footage of Victoria’s first surfers in 1920 – “Surfing Hawaiian Redwood Boards at Lorne”


 

Where The Action Is 1965 – Pilot Episode

Supremes, 4 Seasons, Jan & Dean, Chad & Jeremy, Raiders


 

A dombra performance by a 23-year-old Kazakh musician in Lake Köbeituz, a salt lake in Kazakhstan that turns pink every several years.


 

How to Survive Encounters with Dangerous Animals

Links for 5/2/20

Mysterious ghost boats full of corpses keep washing up in Japan


 

How Surfers Can Prevent Climate Chaos


 

The History of the Hawaiian Shirt


 

Bob Stanley recently sat down with drummer Brian Bennett


 

Rising Tides, Troubled Waters: The Future of Our Ocean


 

Climate Change Is Breaking Open America’s Nuclear Tomb


 

Scientists have gotten predictions of global warming right since the 1970s


 

December 2019 and a busy summer arvo at Sydney’s Freshwater – the cradle of Australian surfing


 

Borneo is burning


 

Oil is the New Data


 

From the point to the sand – Augusto Olinto


 

The Ghosts of Dogtown


 

Maria Tallchief: The Small-Town Native American Who Became America’s First Prima Ballerina


 

Acid Oceans are Stripping Sharks of Their Scales


 

Nature doesn’t do deals

Links for 7/21/19

In too deep: why the seabed should be off-limits to mining companies


 

Reyn Spooner: Behind the Brand and its Iconic Hawaiian Shirts


 

Ice sheet collapse: The greatest unknown in climate science


 

Anti-Nazi youth movements in World War II


 

Satellite Images Show Vast Swaths of the Arctic on Fire


 

The Sound of Success, Mobile Food Truck Edition


 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw7s1uDY_vA


 

Humans have made 8.3bn tons of plastic since 1950. This is the illustrated story of where it’s gone


 

Weird ‘Plasticrust’ Caused by Pollution Forms on Portuguese Island


 

How Culture Works: Adapt, Teach, Learn.


 

Sea levels, and heads in the sand


 

Seafood Without The Sea: Will Lab-Grown Fish Hook Consumers?


 

For the sake of our health, we need to kick the indoor habit


 

Psychedelic Vinyl – Vinyl Records LP’s For Sale

Links for 5/14/19

Research reveals Coca Cola and PepsiCo responsible for 25% of packaging pollution found on UK beaches


 

The Slippery Slopes of the World Sand Shortage


 

Surf producer Tony Hilder passed

After music he later got involved with mental mazes, more ominous than the darkest Surf instrumental.


 

Offset ukuleles


 

Microplastics are raining down from the sky


 

A Vigorous Devourer of Greenhouse Gas Is Living Beneath Our Feet


 

The Last Battle of the Cree Nation


 

Photographer Dick Hoole recalls a time when Burleigh Heads was surfing’s ‘centre of the universe’


 

Voice for the Ocean


 

Scott Walker BBC Documentary 1995


 

‘Defending our existence’: Colombian tribe stands in way of oil exploration


 

Who keeps buying California’s scarce water? Saudi Arabia


 

Apocaloha! Shirt