27 episodes
The Sea Together Podcast Sea Together Magazine with Brianna
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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The Sea Together Podcast is a podcast where women surfers from around our planet share their love of sea and surfing and recount their authentic stories of overcoming adversity and engaging in creative pursuits. We have five categories: wellness and mental health, art/creativity, environmentalism, Pro Surfing, and women in leadership and business. We hope that it can inspire you to step into the fullness of your own life story and find joy and freedom in being authentically you. If you would like to sea our independent podcast continue, you can become a member for as little as $3 USD a month here: https://www.patreon.com/seatogether. The podcast is published by Sea Together Magazine, a global women's surf magazine. You can find out more on seatogether.com or follow our instagram @sea.together.mag
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Leonie Anholts, Surf Photographer @SurfGirlNZ
On this episode of The Sea Together Podcast, we chat with Leonie Anholts, a surf photographer, workshop facilitator, entrepreneur, and surfer. She shares about her journey with starting SurfGirlNZ on instagram, and her overall inspiring life ethos. Check out her website surfgirlnz.com
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Mirae Campbell, Photographer
On this episode of The Sea Together Podcast, we chat with Mirae Campbell, a snowboarder and surfer and photographer who bursts with joy and life. She shares her journey and process as a professional photographer, her relationship to surfing, and we also have a conversation on the topic of being mixed race and her history growing up between Canada and Japan. Check out her website miraecampbell.com
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Aline Carrier, Oceanographer, and Surfer
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 3 where we talk with Aline (Ali) Carrier from Canada. When Ali is not working on the water as a Guardian for Toquaht Nation, being an oceanographer, surfing, diving or volunteering for Marine Search and Rescue, you can find her sailing. Ali shares with us her perspective as a woman of color in the Pacific Northwest ocean world and we discuss topics of localism, the idea of sacredness, and mental health. Check out here instagram here @lali.car . Special thanks to: Grace Kinney
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Reyanne Mustafa, surfer, entrepreneur and environmentalist
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 3, where we speak with Reyanne Mustafa, surfer, environmentalist, and entrepreneur. She is co-founder of Soul Much Cookies, which are made out of recycled food. Reyanne is passionate about upcycling, food, art projects and spreading the word about waste. Check out her instagram @reyannemustafa and website https://soulmuchfoods.com
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Sarah Brady, environmentalist and surfer
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 2, where we talk with environmentalist Sarah Brady, who has worked for Changing Tides Foundation. Sarah discusses how surfing has fueled her passion to combat climate change on a local level and in politics. Sarah also gives us tips to balance school, work, and surfing while prioritizing mental health, and we discuss how Sarah navigates her social media and mental health. Follow her on social media @sarahhbrady.
For more inspiration and info to sign up for a workshop or follow our future happenings, go to www.seatogether.com or follow our instagram @sea.together.mag
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Mariah Hernst from Emocean, Pro Surfer Lola Mignot, and Pro Surfer Rosie Jaffurs at the Vans Duct Tape Invitational
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 1 where we interview Mariah from Emocean Magazine, Vans Pro Surfer Lola Mignot, and Seea Surfer Rosie Jaffurs. Thanks so much to Vans Surf for inviting Sea Together to join in on the fun at the Vans Duct Tape Invitational and Festival in Sayulita, Mexico in April 2022.
To support The Sea Together Podcast, you can become a member at https://www.patreon.com/seatogether
You can also check out our website here to find out more about our women's surf magazine and follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
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