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A Brief History of Early Surfing

Featured on The Inertia  Today, there are over 23 million surfers worldwide. That population spans elite professionals, diehard beach bums, weekend warriors, and resort vacationers. International travel has never been easier; travelers are able to reach once near mythic locations in a matter of hours. Additionally, different forms of surfing have emerged in recent years, from stand […]

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Conversations in Havana

Featured on BootsnAll  As soon as we touched down on the tarmac, I hurriedly unfastened my seatbelt and jolted into the aisle. I was beyond eager to get off the plane. My college roommate, William, and I had just flown from LA to Panama City. We were connecting to Havana in 20 minutes and had no […]

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Stumbling Through Morocco

Featured on The Inertia  It was barely six in the morning. The sun had just begun to peek over the desert mountaintops to the east when the now-familiar melodious call to prayer crept in from the cracked window above my bed. Keaton sat up, turned and put his feet on the tile floor. His cot squeaked as […]

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City of Light

*Featured in The Buzz Magazines  As I waited at my gate, I stared at the boarding pass that read “Charles De Gaulle International Airport: Paris.” Paris: one of the great cities of the world, a mecca for the arts, and a symbol of Western progression. What an opportunity it was to be able to travel to […]

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