The Broadcast
Explore a gathering of curated, inspired content from a community of ocean lovers, adventurers & activists.
Pride Stories: Tia & Anton

LGBTQIA+ surfers Tia and Anton share their experiences, shining an uncomfortable light on aggression and microaggressions in the lineup.
Pride: An Intro to LGBTQIA+ Allyship

Queer Surf Club members and creative duo Distil helped shape our 2023 Pride activity. Here, they share an intro to LGBTQIA+ community allyship.
Pride: A Letter To My Younger Self

Her early life should have been idyllic. It was anything but. In this touching note, Christina Watts shows her younger self that life’s beauty is just around the corner.
Drawn To The Water

We spent the afternoon with Polly Ford and friends Kate & Ellie discussing the wonders of open water swimming.
When It’s On: Homeland Winter Waves

Returning home to reconnect with Cornwall’s cold water community, we check in with local surfers Mike Lay and Pete Geall.
Trinity | Oliver Raymond Barker

Hiking or swimming to remote coastal locations with a camera obscura fashioned from a tent, We look at Oliver Raymond Barker’s project, Trinity.
Wave Rider

An excerpt from Wyl Menmuir's new book, 'The Draw Of The Sea', examining the ebb and flow of life, through an afternoon of watching waves.
Blue Hope

Navigating from her home town of Falmouth to Milford Haven, join Dr Jo Henley on a voyage in search of ocean optimism...
Supporting Packed With Hope

We're proud to support the Packed With Hope campaign, donating useful supplies to children affected by the Ukraine conflict and tapping into the power of our community.
Who Speaks For The Ocean?

With the release of the IPCC's 6th report on climate change earlier this week, the reality of our planet's situation was put into grim context. But whether talking about narratives...
Art Of Balance | Clara Jonas

Clara Jonas is a graphic designer and illustrator hailing from North Cornwall. A surfer who is passionate about the environment, her work is informed by the lifestyle she leads and...
Rationalising The Absurd | Josh Vyvyan
