![Episode 42: From Swaddling to Surfing; How Sri Lankan Women Are Changing Their Destiny]()
August 14, 2019
Amanda Prifti joins us from Boston as she’s preparing for her next season with Sea Sisters in Weligama, Sri Lanka. She and her co-pilot Martina founded this non-profit to provide swim and surf programs for Sri Lankan girls as a tool to shift the collective mindset around gender roles in this country, and press for equal opportunities. In a country where women traditionally stay home to raise children, cook and clean, the tide is slowly changing for the women of Sri Lanka, and the look on their faces say they’re stoked!
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![Episode 41: Unapologetic Surfer Girls]()
July 31, 2019
Tara joins me in the Salted Carmela studio as she’s passing through LA to Costa Rica. I met Tara a year ago bobbing on her board in the middle of the Indian Ocean; she was beautiful and more importantly I saw she had guts as she charged overhead waves. Tara describes herself as an activist, writer, surfergirl, yogini, PhD student, and an "unapologetic feminist with a habit for self-expression." She shares her daily self-help rituals and herbal remedies to combat stress and anxiety, and divulges her personal financial strategy that allows for her long term residence in Costa Rica.
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![Episode 40: Traveler Surf Club: A Community Brick and Mortar Experience]()
July 16, 2019
Julie Cox brings humble and relaxed vibes as she joins me in my 1985 mobile recording studio across from the iconic Malibu Pier. She and her wife Rel recently opened their second brick and mortar called Traveler Surf Club and Coastal Outpost, and she has cleverly infused a historical surf perspective with a very modern and cool community shared space. Julie competed as a professional longboarder and surfed on the Roxy team for eight years, was the Director at the California Surf Museum and sure knows how to execute a creative vision. She looks at each day as a new opportunity, has a gratitude attitude and her warmth simply radiates.
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