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WeSurf BIPOC Surf Talk

WeSurf BIPOC Surf Talk

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WeSurf showcases surfing through the lens of people of color, indigenous peoples, LGBTQ+ community and the average everyday Surfer. This show is centered on the Rockaway Surf community as it relates to the larger surfing culture. We hope to broaden the conversation as to what it means to be a surfer.

We hope to Introduce and talk about everything from surf products, surf culture and the surf industry through understandable relatable conversations for the average and newer surfer.Copyright SwellSeason Surf Radio Station Ciencias Sociales
Episodios
  • Around the World in 80 waves with Yvettte Cave

    Around the World in 80 waves with Yvettte Cave
    Mar 14 2026
    In the latest episode of the We Surf podcast, Kwame dives deep into a conversation with Yvette Cave, a passionate surfer and founder of Wave Wahinis. Yvette shares her unique journey into surfing, the creation of a supportive community for female surfers, and her quest to address representation in the sport. Yvette was awarded the Churchill Fellowship, allowing her to travel and study surf culture globally in the hope to extend it to the UK. Her journey extends from New York to California, Hawaii, and Australia, and finally to India and Sri Lanka. She aims to explore how different cultures engage with surfing and advocate for greater inclusivity.

    Follow here on Substack: https://substack.com/@yvettewavewahines
    And her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yvette__cave/


    Sound Bites
    "Surfing is about learning to listen""Surf like a girl, powered by love""The ocean has given me my husband"

    The WeSurf Podcast is recorded by WTF Studios and is produced and distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio Podcast Network.

    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Surfing and Its Cultural Significance
    01:54 Yvette's Journey into Surfing
    04:47 The Formation of Wave Wahinis
    07:32 Exploring the Churchill Fellowship
    09:52 Representation in Surfing
    12:53 Overcoming Fear and Building Confidence in Surfing
    15:28 The Impact of Surfing on Personal Lives
    18:21 The Ocean as a Connector
    21:10 Future Aspirations and Goals in Surfing
    24:05 The Power of Surfing and Community
    26:53 Closing Thoughts and Reflections
    Más Menos
    57 m
  • Spin Cycle with Chelsea Woody

    Spin Cycle with Chelsea Woody
    Feb 10 2026
    In this episode of the WeSurf Podcast, host Kwame La Bassiere speaks with Chelsea Woody about her short film 'Spin Cycle,' which explores the themes of motherhood, surfing, and the cyclical nature of life. Chelsea shares her journey of balancing her roles as a mother and a surfer, the creative process behind her film, and the importance of representation in the surfing community. The conversation highlights the resilience required in both surfing and motherhood, and encourages listeners to embrace their vulnerabilities and pursue their passions.

    Takeaways
    The film 'Spin Cycle' reflects the cycles of life and surfing.Motherhood and surfing require a delicate balance.Representation in surfing is crucial for future generations.Vulnerability in surfing can lead to personal growth.It's important to allow oneself grace in the learning process.The ocean serves as a reset for both body and mind.Creativity can flourish even in challenging times.Community support is vital for mothers who surf.It's never too late to pursue your passions.Sharing stories and experiences can inspire others.

    Sound bites
    "It's never too late to try something new.""You have to allow yourself grace in surfing.""Surfing is about the cycles we return to."

    The WeSurf Podcast is recorded by WTF Studios and is produced and distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio Podcast Network.

    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to WeSurf Podcast and New Format
    02:11 Exploring Spin Cycle: Concept and Creation
    04:45 Balancing Motherhood and Surfing
    07:19 The Cyclical Nature of Surfing and Life
    10:27 Vision and Planning for Spin Cycle
    13:20 Representation of Black Moms in Surfing
    16:26 Takeaways for Surfers and Non-Surfers
    18:28 The Importance of Vulnerability in Surfing
    20:24 Navigating Perfection in Surfing as a Woman of Color
    22:23 Community and Growth in Surfing
    23:03 The Influence of Music and Personal Connections
    24:15 Documenting Maternal Health and Surfing
    26:31 Encouraging Representation in Surfing Media
    27:16 Celebrating Sisterhood in Surfing
    29:28 Resilience in Surfing and Life
    Más Menos
    36 m
  • The Ocean Knows Her Name with Maizy Gordon

    The Ocean Knows Her Name with Maizy Gordon
    Jan 2 2026
    In this episode of the WeSurf Podcast, Kwame La Bassiere and co-host Farmata Dia welcome 14-year-old surfing sensationThe Marvelous Ms. Maizy Gordon. They delve into Maizy's early beginnings in surfing, inspired by her sister, and her journey from overcoming initial fears to becoming a competitive surfer. Maizy shares her experiences in various competitions, including the National Scholastic Surfing Association series, highlighting the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. The conversation also explores the influence of her entire family, including her cousin Makani, who taught her the importance of style and flow in surfing and her coaches John Daniels and sponsors Salt Life and Tony Perez who in Maizy’s own words “took a chance on me before I was even making finals”.

    Throughout the episode, Maizy emphasizes the joy and freedom she finds in surfing, balancing the competitive aspects with the sheer fun of the sport. Her story is a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and the support of a strong community.

    There is also a little music break to listen to one of Maizy’s favorite songs

    Takeaways
    • Maizy started surfing at age 10, inspired by her sister.
    • Her first surfing experience was challenging but rewarding.
    • Maizy emphasizes the importance of having fun in surfing.
    • She has been coached by John Daniels throughout her career.
    • Maizy's cousin Makani taught her the style and flow of surfing.
    • She is sponsored by Salt Life
    • Maizy's favorite surfing spots include Huntington Beach.
    • She balances shortboarding and longboarding for versatility.
    • Maizy is inspired by surfers like John Florence, Carissa Moore, Caity Simmers and a local CA surfer Reid Van Wagoner
    • Her goals include improving her skills and enjoying the sport.

    Sound bites
    "The ocean knows her name."
    "Surfing is my escape."
    "A win is a win.""I love surfing."
    "It's all about the vibes.""Stay true to yourself."
    "Surfing is about having fun.""I want to surf my best."
    "The waves were actually good."
    "I love food."


    Chapters
    Introduction and Welcome
    Maizy's Surfing Journey
    Competing and Challenges
    Inspiration and Mentors
    Balancing Fun and Competition
    Future Goals and Aspirations
    Más Menos
    1 h y 7 m
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