Surfing and Saving the World podcast

Surf & Help

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We talk about projects that are supporting good causes like social or environmental initiatives. And we also cover cool experiences related to surfing or similar adventures.

04/07/2018

Ep.12 (English): 2467km - Paddling from Munich to the Black Sea for clean water

Location of recording: Munich & Barcelona Main themes: stand up paddling, clean water, sustainability, solo adventure Surfing factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) Notes: Today our guest is is combining our two podcast topics better than ever. Pascal Rösler from Munich is is the founder of the non-profit initiative Pure water for Generations e.V.. Pascal recently did something amazing: he took his stand up paddle board and paddled from Munich to the Back Sea, an over 2400 km and 63 days long trip. He used this trip to bing the water quality of our rivers on our agenda and to raise awareness and funds. Links: https://pure-water-for-generations.com https://www.facebook.com/pwfgmunich/ https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/paddling-to-the-black-sea Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)

29 min
03/22/2018

Ep.11 (English): The Sierra Leone Marathon trip with Jannah Britt-Green

Listen to the interview here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/sierra-leone-marathon-jannah Location of recording: Barcelona Main themes: Sierra Leone Marathon, Street Child, Sierra Leone, charity projects visits, travel, fundraising Surfing factor: 🏄🏄 (2 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) Detailed notes: Today I am so happy to talk to Jannah Britt-Green, co-founder of the Sierra Leone Marathon and long time volunteer and trustee on the board of Street Child in London. We are looking at the annual Sierra Leone Marathon trip organised by the charity Street Child. Links: https://www.sierraleonemarathon.com/ https://www.street-child.co.uk/ https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/sierra-leone-marathon-jannah

19 min
02/10/2018

Ep.10 (English): The Effective Altruism Global conference in London 2017

Show notes here: http://www.surfandhelp.org/surfing-and-saving-the-world-podcast-show-notes/ Listen to the interview here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/effective-altruism-global-conference-london-2017 Location of recording: London Main themes: effective altruism, EA Global conference in London in November 2017, Surfing factor: (0 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) Detailed notes: Today I am happy to talk about one of my favorite discoveries of 2017: Effective Altruism and my trip to the 3-day conference "The Effective Altruism Global in London" in November 2017. First a brief introduction into the topic and then some short interviews with participants of the conference. What is effective altruism? Effective altruism is a philosophy and social movement that has the goal to use scientific data to find the most effective ways to create benefits for others. To use one example: an often recommended charity in the contact of effective altruism is the against malaria foundation which works on the cause to protect people from malaria. For every about 4 USD donated they will by and distribute a mosquito net, and statistically for every 4000 EUR donated, they will prevent one person’s death from malaria. What is the EA global conference London? Part of an annual series of effective altruism conferences, in 2017 there was one in San Francisco, Boston and the one I visited in London. With about 500 participants and maybe 50 speakers, presentation and workshops. Links: Givingwhatwecan.org Givewell.org https://80000hours.org/ Book: Doing go better by Will MasAskill Listen to the interview here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/effective-altruism-global-conference-london-2017 Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)

16 min
01/21/2018

Ep.9 [Spanish] Mamoun Ghallab, un estilo de vida sin desechos

Lugar de grabación: Barcelona (Spain) Temas principales: Blue ecoforum, asociación Zero Zbel, movimiento Break Free From Plastic Surfing factor: (0 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) En el Blue ecoforum de Barcelona hubo varias charlas interesantes, entre ellas la de Mamoun Ghallab. Mamoun decidió adoptar un estilo de vida sin desechos, y a partir de sus experiencias nació Zero Zbel, una asociación que se enfoca en sensibilizar la gente para cambiar su comportamiento, y para intentar cambiar el marco legislativo. Esta asociación colabora con el movimiento “Break Free From Plastic”. Escucha la entrevista aquí: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/surfing-and-saving-the-world-mamoun Links: www.global-ecoforum.org/blue-eco-forum - Blue Eco Forum www.zerozbel.ma - Asociación Zero Zbel www.breakfreefromplastic.org - movimiento #breakfreefromplastic

9 min
11/20/2017

Ep.8 [English] Food waste & why real tomatoes are ugly with Manuel Bruscas

Location of recording: Barcelona Main themes: food waste, book launch of "Los tomates de verdad son feos" (why real tomatoes are ugly) Surfing factor: (0 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) Detailed notes: Today I am meeting Manuel Bruscas. He is someone that knows a lot about the topic of food waste and has written articles, appeared on TV or was speaking at conferences with the goal to solve this issue. Manuel also just wrote a book and launched a crowdfunding campaign to publish it. Here some of the topics we talk about: What is your book about? How did the idea come along and how did it evolve? If other people have the idea to write a book about a good cause, can you recommend to publish a book about it? What does the term food waste usually stand for? How big is the problem? Is it growing or getting better? What can we as consumers do to improve the problem? Links: Support this cause and order your copy here: https://www.goteo.org/project/los-tomates-de-verdad-son-feos https://www.facebook.com/Los-tomates-de-verdad-son-feos-406146629738312/ Listen to the interview here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/food-waste-manuel-bruscas Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)

19 min
09/10/2017

Ep.7 [English] Indocast - Going on a surf trip to Sumbawa

Location of recording: Barcelona Main themes: surf trip to west Sumbawa/Indonesia, planning and reasons to go Surfing factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: (0 of 3) Detailed notes: I just got back from Sumbawa. Here how to plan a surf trip to this amazing corner, and some reasons why you might to go there: A) Reasons to go on a surf trip to West Sumbawa. 1 stunning and empty beaches just for you 2 the local people and other travelers 3 the relax- and disconnect factor Other: cheap, snorkeling, hiking up some mountains or to waterfalls and beaches, local food, seafood, nice climate, undeveloped and nature & monkeys. And, the surfing... B) The surfing World class waves like Scar Reef, Super Sucks, Yo-Yos, etc. Empty waves 3 main zones: bay of Scar Reef, Super Sucks ay and Yo-Yos/Tropicals Room for exploring Intermediate waves, eg. Phantoms or downtowns and little biging All spots are reef, nice mix of lefts and rights Warm water temperature of about 27-28 degrees C Beautiful scenery Surfing hours are limited because of tides Season: most of the year wind, se, dry April to September with most swell My favorite: beach of Scar Reef at the village Jelenga, a left called Little Binging, and Phantoms/Downtowns. Very quiet and relaxing, setting, nice people C) What special stuff to bring? Limited supply, bring your stuff Rashguard and 1-2mm vest Strong sun protection Malaria protection optional and mosquito protection Strong and new leash Google maps offline in your phone Sim card insertable mobile Reef cut stuff D How to get there? Some flight options to Sumbawa Sumbawa Besar or Lombok Selaparang Int. Airport Then own transport or taxi Or/and: Rent a scooter in Bali or Lombok or car Route Bali to Padang Bai, 5 hour ferry to Lembar for 70 EUR with car Or too avoid traffic and hassle, rental car in Lombok for less than 30 eur/day Then to the east side in Lombok in about 3 hour E ) Other random info 2 nice places to stay in Jelenga: Alam Dita or Harrys Homestay And Santai Beach Bungalows at Yo-Yos Refill your plastic water bottles Say "No" to plastic bags E) "High" and "low" lights Lowlights: 1 long way to get there 3 poor infrastructure and medical options 3 limited beer (=Bintang) supply Highlights: 1 Jelenga time: relax 2 great surfing 3 nice local people Links: Alam Dita - Scar Reef accommodation: https://alamdita.com/ Listen to the interview here: Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)

20 min
07/04/2017

Ep.6 [English] The Impact Nepal Marathon trip with Phil Langley

Location of recording: Estepona and Barcelona (Spain) Main Themes: traveling to Nepal, running for charity, Street Child Nepal Marathon Surfing factor: (0 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) Summary: Listen to Phil's experience of participating in the inaugural edition of the Nepal Marathon in November 2016. If you like to learn more about the 2017 edition, see details here www.nepal-marathon.com. Links: Nepal marathon: www.nepal-marathon.com Street Child website: www.street-child.es or www.street-child.co.uk Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)!

30 min
06/06/2017

Ep.5 [English] Meet KK, Sierra Leone's first and only female surfer

Location of recording: Bureh Beach, Sierra Leone Main Themes: surfing in sierra Leone, female surfing, community project built on surfing Surfing factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) Summary: In Bureh Beach, Sierra Leone, I had the chance to speak to KK, the first and still only female surfer in Sierra Leone. Hearing the waves rolling in the background, KK will tell us a bit about here cool story of becoming a surfer and the community supporting project, the 'Bureh Beach Surf Club'. Links: Facebook page of the Bureh Beach Surf Club: https://www.facebook.com/Bureh-Beach-Surf-Club-Sierra-Leone-168372559912151 Contact at the BBSC: https://www.facebook.com/sheriff.palmer.9 Surfing and Saving the World website: http://www.surfandhelp.org/the-surfing-and-saving-the-world-podcast/ Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)!

12 min
06/05/2017

Ep.4 [German] The Sierra Leone Marathon

Welcome to a special edition recorded in Sierra Leone right after the Sierra Leone Marathon. As an exception this interview is in German, not in English. The Sierra Leone Marathon is a charity marathon and trip organized by the NGO Street Child. Martin and Stefan share their experience of their 6 day trip. An English interview about this trip will follow soon.

11 min
05/17/2017

Ep.3 [English] Surfing the Basque Country, Hawaii and more with Lurta Nikolas

Location of recording: Barrika, Basque Country Main themes: surfing in the Basque Country and Hawaii, Barrika Surf Camp, save the beach, Coge3 Surfing factor: 🏄🏄🏄 (3 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄 (2 of 3) Summary: Talking with Lurta Nikolas about life in Basque Country, Barrika Surf Camp, Hawaii, and many other interesting things. Links: Barrika Surf Camp: http://www.barrikasurfcamp.com Coge3: https://www.facebook.com/coge3/ Listen to the interview here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/003-surfing-and-saving-the-world-lurta Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)

42 min
05/17/2017

Ep.2 [English] Shaping wooden hollow surfboards with Mirko Stränger

NEW FILE WITH IMPROVED AUDIO WILL BE UPLOADED SOON. Speaking to Mirko Stränger, shaper and founder of wooden hollow surfboards by PROYECTO SANDEZ. Find more about Mirko and his wood shaping under http://proyectosandez.com/.

31 min
05/01/2017

Ep.1 [English] About surfing and the saving the world with Joan Ayala

Location of recording: Nuernberg (Germany) and Tarragona (Spain) Main Themes: welcome to our podcast Surfing factor: 🏄🏄 (2 of 3) "Saving the world" factor: 🏄🏄 (2 of 3) Summary: Talking about surf in mediterranean, social projects and other things related to surf with our co-host Joan Ayala. Listen to the interview here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9784086/001-surfing-and-saving-the-world-joan Can you help us to grow our podcast? Please take 3 minutes of your time and leave a review about our podcast on Itunes, this is of great help for us. If you like to hear more, please subscribe and send us your feedback about our show. Thank you:)

39 min

12 Episodes

We talk about projects that are supporting good causes like social or environmental initiatives. And we also cover cool experiences related to surfing or similar adventures.

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Surf & Help
Years Active

2017 - 2018
Episodes

12
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Clean
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