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LBTV04-02
"Episode 18"
Original Airdate: 6/17/2005 :: 10:30PM E/P
The roots of surf culture are firmly planted in Southern California, where surfers have been refining a lifestyle for three generations. Since the 1930s, surfers have been defining a way of life in the waves they rode, the places they found them, and their attitudes both in and out of the water. In this episode of Long Board TV, we take a look at the evolution of California surf culture through the eyes of three unique surfers—up and comer Dodger Kremmel, media legend John Severson, and shaping guru Skip Frye—and the effect this culture has had in at least one very distinct pocket of the world, Cote de Basque.
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