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Surf Session: Sandy Romp

Tue, 27 May 2008 22:39:34 -0700

"Ulili holoholo kahakai e" ( Sandpiper runs along the beach) - Kaukahi

Episode #173 Post Date: 05/26/08
East side swell brings me to sandy beach for a quick surf check at the world famous back breaker beach. Body surfers and boogie-boarders and skimmers rip and shred their way across 2-3 foot waves. Todays music is from the local band Kaukahi . The song "Ulili E" which is about a sandpiper playing in the surf and sand.

Band: Kaukahi - Song: "Ulili E"

Pre-Hurricane Surf Session Aug.14,'07

Wed, 15 Aug 2007 23:01:39 -0700

A tuesday afternoon surf session, with a hurricane just sout east of the islands. The Logical surfer would go to the east side of the island to greet the waves thrown off by Hurricane Flossie . We go to Sandy Beach for some rip roaring nasty shorebreak

This Morning Hurricane Flossie was rated a category 3 storm but tonight it has been down-graded to a cotegory 1 storm with 80 mph winds and gusts up to 100 mph. Right about now the eye is passing by the southern most tip of the big island. Tomorrow could be a rainy day. Better get your surf session in before the storm.

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Fri, 03 Aug 2007 23:50:12 -0700

ANOTHER ONE FROM THE ARCHIVES!
Episode #93

Post Date: July 27th, 2006
Locations: South Shore - Bomboras, Alamoana Bowls, Point Panic & Kewalo's

So this is a good start to the predicted swells. The first one in on day two of coming to peak, which may happen late friday. This is the first episode that I give a meteorlogical report of sorts but I plan on stepping up the weather thing sooner if not later. Anyhow the waves were a solid 2-4 and good prospects for tommorrow. Check it out! FOUR SURF SPOTS IN 2 hours posted in 3 I was triing to do this in record timing

Song: "I've Been Watching You" by: Poncho Man (from the Big Island Hawaii)

2 Locations: Kewalo Basin, Point Panic

Thu, 02 Aug 2007 02:40:33 -0700

Post Date: August 1st, 2007
2 Locations: Kewalo Basin, Point Panic

Wednesday moring in Honolulu, and there is a nice 2-3 foot swell visiting our southern shores. Out in the water today we find 3 brothers visiting from Australia, all of whom competed in a recent body surfing contest held here at point panic. They were stoked out by a fellow body surfer and local boy who spread the aloha and showed the brothers around the islands. The music comes to us from Floridian, Gary Sintes' band Acoustic Rust, he has been contributing music to our show for a while. Gary recently lost his four legged K-9 buddy and dedicated a song to his "cool dog" Buster. Stay Tuned for that song on a future episode.