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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2020 · 44 MIN

ep. #50 - Surfboard Historian Richard Kenvin on planing hulls, uncovering forgotten designs, and bringing Tomo to the U.S.A.

from The Wire by Firewire Surfboards

Today on the Wire Podcast - Richard Kenvin - AKA ' Hydrodynamica ' on Instagram, you probably already follow him. Richard is a Surfboard Historian who has lectured in the University of California system of Collegiate Schools, he is also responsible for resurrecting Bob Simmons work from the 50's, and not just inspiring Daniel Thomson's surfboard design work of the past 15 years, but also bringing Daniel to the States in the early 2000's when Daniel's shaping career began. Richard's roots in La Jolla, California run as deep as roots go and we recorded this episode in a secret boardroom he maintains in Pacific Beach California. Show Notes are at firewiresurfboards.com/the-wire

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