This episode we learn all about Corky's involvment in the greatest surf flick ever... The Endless Summer. Tune in and hear about the cross country promo trip, getting lost in Indiana, getting punched in the face by Bruce Brown and much much more.

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This episode we continue reading Not Done Yet by Corky Carroll. Chapters 5 and 6 to be exact. Join me as we learn about Corky's first trips to the islands and his first time surfing the famous breaks of Oahu. We'll also learn how he became the very first professional surfer in the world. Let's paddle out.

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We’re kicking off summer and Season 3, with one of our all-time favorite surfers, Corky Carroll, and his autobiography Not Done Yet. Now, if you were listening last season, you probably remember we already read a little bit from this book back on Episode 20. Well, I loved it so much that I reached out to Corky and asked if we could just go ahead and make it the full Season 3 book, and thankfully he said yes. So thank you, Corky!

Corky Carroll is one of the funniest, wildest, and most influential characters surfing has ever produced. From growing up in Surfside, California, to becoming a three-time United States Surfing Champion and one of surfing’s very first pros, Corky helped turn surfing from a little beach subculture into the worldwide phenomenon it is today. Along the way, he starred in classic surf films like The Endless Summer and Five Summer Stories, made people laugh everywhere he went, and built a career completely on doing things his own way. In Not Done Yet, Corky shares stories from decades of surfing, travel, contests, business adventures, media appearances, and all the craziness that came with the golden age of surfing.

So settle in, because this isn’t just the story of a surfer, it’s the story of a true original who never stopped chasing waves, laughs, and adventure. And since we already covered Chapters 1 through 3 last season, if you want to skip ahead, you can jump straight to Chapter 4 at the 33-minute mark.

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