Fairly Normal

In this episode of Fairly Normal, Dane Reynolds lets us into his California home. Dane talks about how it felt to leave Quiksilver, he explains the process which led to him creating his own brand, Former, and reveals how it is possible to be a father, a husband and an entrepreneur while traveling the world as a professional surfer.

Andrew Allen shows us the parks where he first started skateboarding, at age 14, in San Juan Capistrano, California. In this episode, get acquainted with the places and moments that played key roles in the adolescence of this skateboarder who's known for the technique of his tricks.

In this episode, free surfer Matt Meola shows us what it's like to spend a family weekend in Maui, Hawaii. From surfing to fishing - and even hunting - we find out just how welcoming and nice Matt and Lily Meola are.

Remy Taveira, part of the Les Blobys skateboarding crew, takes us to the outskirts of Paris, where he lives. He discusses how and with whom he began skateboarding and talks about living in a city where protesting, attacks and siren noise have become a common reality.

In this episode of Fairly Normal, we looked for the mysterious side of Ryan Callinan and were surprised by the simplicity and humility of the Australian surfer, who's known for the artistry of his backside air reverse.

Leo Romero shows us his hometown of Fontana, California. Along the way, we see a simple young man, with no filter, who's disappointed by skateboarding no longer being the genuine sport and culture he once discovered.

California surfer Luke Davis, who's the face of several surf brands, discusses his switch from pro surfer to free surfer. We get acquainted with Luke's life philosophy and we realize how passionate he is about the ocean and music.

Twenty-seven-year-old Dolan Stearns from Lake Elsinore is passionate about skateboarding and also about art, wearing it on his body by tattooing himself using the stick and poke method.

In this episode of Fairly Normal free surfer David Rastovitch welcomes us in his home where he shares his love for nature and simple pleasures. A life balanced between surfing and spiritual communion with his environment.

In this episode of Fairly Normal, surfer Jack Freestone and his companions introduce us to their Australian lifestyle on the East Coast. A place where surf and barbecue are more holy than hobby.

In this episode of Fairly Normal meet Cali kid Austyn Gillette, a personality rock 'n' roll whose life is rhythm'd by skateboarding and music. In the vibrating city of LA he evokes his school time and his skateboard debut.

In this Fairly Normal episode visit central California town of Templeton with the local surfer Nate Tyler. A short road trip into his life where each place represents a memory.

In this episode of Fairly Normal Aussie surfer Mitch Coleborn invites you to follow him through a usual day trip. Grabbing a coffee while checking the waves, going for a nice session under the sun and mainly proving that you are never too old to mess around with your mates.

Follow skateboarder Kevin Terpening for a mellow session in the streets, never without his buddy Gaucho who celebrates his birthday. In between tricks and dog shopping a moment to come back on his career, his different partnerships and how it all started far from LA in indoor skateparks of Cleveland, Ohio.

We drove up to Collin's place in Long Beach for a skate, music, and a beer to immerse ourselves in his world. A few lines at North Park and a sunset jam with the boys. As he quickly emerges as one of the raddest skaters in the world.

In this Fairly Normal episode you will get to follow Australian free surfer and shaper Noa Deane and to have a look at one of his usual day. Working meticulously on shaping surfboards and going for a sunny surfing session.

In this Fairly Normal episode you get to meet pro surfer from the land down under - Chippa Wilson. A playful individual who invites you to follow him through surfing sessions and to have a look at his surf trips photos collection.

Beatrice Domond, talented and humble skater from South Florida, now investing in the New York City scene, catches up with Jeff Alper to share a glimpse of her everyday life. Established in the Big Apple for a while now, she is an influential figure of the street culture and featured in various edits like Cherry or Candyland with Supreme.