My Wave Podcast

By: Kyle Sullivan
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  • Summary

  • Surf interviews with everyday surfers of all levels discussing their most memorable wave. Listen, laugh & learn more about surfing with each episode as we explore their wave story and how it ties into their life story.
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Episodes
  • Kapt Kook

    Kapt Kook
    May 29 2024

    We meet Ron Heider from Virginia Beach, VA which he affectionately calls the small wave capital of the world. He shares his growth into surfing from his snowy upbringing in Buffalo, NY. A great family surf story you'll enjoy.
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    38 mins
  • Keeping it a Secret in Salvador

    Keeping it a Secret in Salvador
    Jan 4 2024

    We explore the story of a SUP wave ridden somewhere in El Salvador. Teacher and Coach, Wayne Carpenter takes us on his surf story in this fun episode.

    Song "Feel the Connection" by Justice James used with permission Consider giving some love to the host and buy him a coffee www.buymeacoffee.com/mywave
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    49 mins
  • St. Joe's, Michigan

    St. Joe's, Michigan
    Dec 26 2023

    In this episode we meet an active skater, snowboarder, surfer grandma from South West Michigan. Her wave story will have you grinning ear to ear as she describes that November swell a few years back.

    Opening Music "Feel the Connection" by Justice James Closing Music "My Wave" by Surf Punks Episode Sponsor: Nvr Nood follow @nvrnood
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    38 mins

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