Robby Naish is one of the most legendary watermen of all time. A pioneer of modern windsurfing, kiteboarding, and stand-up paddling, Robby’s career spans over four decades of innovation, competition, and ocean exploration. He won his first world title at just 13 years old and went on to claim 24 world championship titles, all while pushing the limits of what’s possible on the water. Beyond competition, Robby has built an influential global brand and played a major role in introducing new board sports to the world. In this episode, we dive into his journey—from growing up in Hawaii to becoming a household name in ocean sports—and what continues to fuel his passion today. ENJOY!

The boys recap what so far has been the biggest and heaviest south swell of the summer. Kai recounts his last second trip to Tahiti, getting a horrific beatdown at maxing Teahupo'o and finding mind bending tubes away from the crowds down the coast. They also discuss the Teahupo'o pecking order, how hard it is to get waves as a foreigner, and whether it's the heaviest wave on Earth. Ridge also recaps the same swell that made it's way to Maui and ended a month long flat spell with firing surf. ENJOY!

Otis Buckingham, a 19-year-old waterman from Maui, has made his mark in the world of foiling — and more recently, in big wave surfing. In this episode, he shares what it’s like being the “third Lenny brother,” talks about his recent foil crossings, and tells us what it's like going over the falls on a 25-foot Jaws wave. Enjoy!