124 – Surf News, April 19, 2016

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124 – Surf News, April 19, 2016

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In today’s episode, David and Scott analyze the Australian leg of the tour and ask, is unpredictability more valued than perfection? They also congratulate the first (known) Pulitzer Prize winning surfer and Taj on retirement. And lastly, they discuss the introduction of women’s events on The Big Wave World Tour, plus Dukes and Kooks and much more. Enjoy! WILLIAM … Continue reading "124 – Surf News, April 19, 2016"
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