424 – Greg MacGillivray’s Five Summer Stories

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The Academy Award nominated documentary filmmaker joins us to discuss his new memoir, the 50th anniversary of his seminal surf film, working with Stanley Kubrick, nearly dying at Sunset while filming Big Wednesday, and the immeasurable dividends paid when you pursue your life’s passion. Enjoy! Sponsor: WaterWaysTravel.com Sponsor: AthleticGreens.com/surf Sponsor: REALWaterSports.com Sponsor: LinkedIn.com/surf Visit FiveSummerStories.com for everything   View … Continue reading "424 – Greg MacGillivray’s Five Summer Stories" The post 424 – Greg MacGillivray’s Five Summer Stories appeared first on Surf Splendor .

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The Academy Award nominated documentary filmmaker joins us to discuss his new memoir, the 50th anniversary of his seminal surf film, working with Stanley Kubrick, nearly dying at Sunset while filming Big Wednesday, and the immeasurable dividends paid when you pursue your life’s passion. Enjoy! Sponsor: WaterWaysTravel.com Sponsor: AthleticGreens.com/surf Sponsor: REALWaterSports.com Sponsor: LinkedIn.com/surf Visit FiveSummerStories.com for everything View … Continue reading "424 – Greg MacGillivray’s Five Summer Stories" The post 424 – Greg MacGillivray’s Five Summer Stories appeared first on Surf Splendor .

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