The Blue Podcast

By: Taylor Phelps and Christian Laserna
  • Summary

  • Southern California natives, surfers, and best friends discuss the societal and cultural impacts of the surf community. Lots of stories, laughs, and conversations about the ocean. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-blue-podcast/support
    Taylor Phelps and Christian Laserna
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Episodes
  • Ellie Jean Coffey | Ep 42
    Dec 10 2020

    In this episode, we passionately discuss the horrifying truth behind the deeply rooted misogyny and homophobia within the surf industry.

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    43 mins
  • Money and Business Opportunities in the Surf Industry | Ep 41
    Dec 3 2020

    In this episode, Taylor and Christian break down the finances within the World Surf League, prize money and competition win probability, endorsement contracts, and the inevitable side hustle. It would be ignorant to assume this group of thrill-seeking 'sharks' wouldn't translate to new business ventures. Nowadays, everyone has multiple streams of revenue, or at least we all should. Listen to learn why!

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    49 mins
  • Surf Crushes | Ep 40
    Nov 28 2020

    In this episode, Taylor and Christian talk about their school-yard crush on the same surfer girl. They also devise a plan to break-up professional surfer Coco Ho and Olympic snowboarder Mark McMorris. Who's your surf crush?

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    30 mins

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