Jeff Hakman (@jeff_hakman) sits down with host Jamie Brisick (@jamiebrisick) to talk about surfing Waimea as a teenager, his most memorable days at Honolua Bay, the complicated connection between surfing and addiction, the birth of surfing as an industry, humility, and the peak of countercultural idealism. Hit the link in our bio to listen now. Photo by Bernard Testemale (@brainshots). | The Surfer's Journal

In our current issue’s Interview, Eurico “Kiko” Romaguera (@euricoromaguera) speaks with Ben Waldron (@quest_haven) about meticulously co-planning Portugal’s Gliding Barnacles surf/art/music festival, his lineage of revolutionaries, exploring overlooked board theories, and more. Hit the link in our bio, or pick up a copy of TSJ 34.4, to read the full interview. “When surf culture first started to grow in Portugal, it was shaped mainly by the competitive side of surfing,” says Kiko. “The first su