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07:00Beyond The Bib
Growing up in Uganda, Africa, snowboarding was the farthest thing from Brolin Mawejje’s mind, who had not even seen snow up until he moved with his mother to Lincoln, Massachusetts, at age 12. But when Brolin picked on snowboarding in an effort to fit into a new culture, it reshaped his life. He now chases the dream of becoming the first Ugandan to compete in the winter Olympics.
 
07:08Beyond The Bib
If a top-level Ugandan snowboarder sounds odd to your ears, that’s just because you’ve never witnessed Brolin Mawejje’s progression from a clueless African kid who’d never even seen snow before moving to America, to hopeful pro aiming at becoming the first Ugandan native to compete in the Winter Olympics. Now you can watch his evolution and check the bag of tricks that rightfully fuel his dreams.
 
07:12Beyond The Bib
At just 16-years-old, Chloe Kim is poised to become the world’s most dominant snowboard female halfpipe rider. After exceeding the minimum age for Olympic eligibility despite having earned enough points to qualify for the Sochi Olympics Chloe kept with her progression path, landing ground-breaking tricks like the first back-to-back 1080s for a woman in competition, while hoping to make the cut towards the 2018 PyeongChang games. Catch a glimpse of her more than ordinary life in this episode of Beyond the Bib.
 
07:19Beyond The Bib
At 15, Chloe Kim became the first woman to landed back-to-back 1080s in halfpipe competition. But she didn't get there overnight. Watch how Chloe has progressed since she first started snowboarding at four years old. This is the best of Chloe Kim from 2006 to 2016.
 
07:24Beyond The Bib
Professional snowboarder Chloe Kim faced her most challenging season yet, including a trip to the ER after falling sick from her grueling schedule. Here's what she learned and how she's getting ready to make the 2018 US Olympic snowboard team.
 
07:30Beyond The Bib
For the last 12-years Elena Hight has been trying to land on an Olympic podium. A pioneer in women’s halfpipe competition, Hight has been breaking ground since she landed the first competition 900 for a woman at the 2003 Breckenridge Grand Prix, at just 13. She then went on to become the youngest Olympian athlete at the 2006 Torino Games, and the first woman to land back-to-back 900s in competition in 2007. In 2014 she failed to qualify for the Sochi Games, leaving her emotionally devastated, causing her to question her path. This is the story of how she recovered and is coming back stronger than ever.
 
07:38Beyond The Bib
In 2014, 13-year old Chloe Kim qualified for a spot on the U.S. Olympic halfpipe team but wasn’t eligible to compete at the Sochi Olympics because she was too young. Now of age and able to compete at PyeongChang, she secured a spot on the U.S. team during the 2017 Breckenridge Dew Tour. Now, Kim prepares for her biggest endeavor yet. Although the additional attention adds pressure, Kim’s focus is to stay healthy and craft a perfect run for the Olympics. Watch her journey.
 
07:44Beyond The Bib
In 2015, Sochi Olympic slopestyle silver medalist Gus Kenworthy came out as the first male gay action sports star. Now he hopes to become the first openly gay man to compete in the winter Olympics. Kenworthy is considered by many to be the best all-around freeskier in the world, excelling in halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air and has been crowned the AFP’s overall champion for the last seven years in a row. This is the story of Kenworthy’s struggle to come out and the bravery that it took.
 
07:52Beyond The Bib
Amy Purdy co-founded Adaptive Action Sports with her husband in 2005 and has been changing people’s lives ever since. Providing inspiration and a platform for competition to adaptive athletes around the world, hear Amy explain how sharing her love for snowboarding has become a passion of its own.
 
08:00Beyond The Bib
Learn how Red Gerard’s brother and personal filmmaker Kai talked him into building Red’s original backyard park, that eventually evolved into Red’s Backyard, a series of terrain park installations located at the Woodward sites, where riders can practice their skills without having to pay for a lift ticket.
 
08:10Beyond The Bib
After winning every major contest during the 2018 season, Chloe Kim became the top women’s superpipe snowboarder in the world at the age of 17, just to surprise everybody announcing a break from competition to attend university. Learn about her reasons for doing so in the episode of Beyond the Bib.
 
08:20Beyond The Bib
In February 2019, Amy Purdy developed a dangerous blood clot that prevented her from using her left prosthetic leg, and even threatened her to lose the ability to walk completely. Learn how, with a new surgical method, alongside other treatment options, Amy began to see improvement, and her optimism returning.
 
08:30Aimless
Take a trip to Los Angeles, California, to meet up with pro snowboarder Jesse Paul. Regarded as one of the most technical rail riders in snowboarding, Jesse structures his life around creative outlets during the off-season, focuses on keeping himself physically and mentally strong, and satisfies his creative personality with volunteer work and other passions that define him outside of just being a snowboarder.
 
08:43Aimless
We make the voyage to catch up with Red Gerard at his home base right in the mountains in Silverthorne, Colorado, as the contest season quickly approaches. Between fundraising breakfasts, interviews for local papers, family time, training sessions in his famed backyard snowboarding park and more, take a glimpse into what a typical day is like for the Olympic Gold Medalist.
 
09:00Home Bros
When amidst the covid-19 pandemic, Australian videomaker, Tai Jennison, and his “home bros” found themselves stuck in one of the most surfable stretches of coastline in the world, they decided to make the most out of it. Featuring Alister Reginato, Cooper Davies and Noah Stocca, three of Australia's best young talents, Home Bros will get you stoked for your next surf, wherever you go.
 
09:30Find Refuge in the Sea
In this movie, Find Refuge in the Sea, presented by Salty Crew, we can see how the boys navigate the coastline of the endless adventure plays out… The search continues south in a wild search for waves and fish.
 
10:00Do Rad Stuff - My Bikini trip with the Rip Curl Women's team
Do Rad Stuff is a fun trip from Rip Curl’s women’s team through Bali. The surfers show us where we can catch amazing waves in one of the most beautiful spots on the planet.
 
10:30Sink or Swim
Swimming, fishing, surfing, snorkelling… the ocean offers a wide variety of amusements and this group of friends is determined to take the most of it. 
 
11:00Snowchef Canada
The SnowChef crew takes the drive up to Whitewater Ski Resort to discover a magical winter wonderland full of powder pillows and a plethora of healthy and tasty food. The lads roll back to Nelson to discover some more of the food scene across the Grand Beaver.
 
11:18Snowchef Canada
The destination is Panorama Mountain Resort, a magical combination of a cosy village with wide and empty groomers to steeps and chutes in the back bowls. They do their food in style here: fondue après at the Summit Hut, raclette at the Elkhorn Cabin, crafted pizzas at Alto… what's not to love?
 
11:40Snowchef Canada
Below Panorama sits the lakeside town of Invermere, quaint, funky and hip rolled into one. Start with a Kicking Horse coffee, get distilled and bottled at Taynton Bay, perhaps a cocktail from Ullr the Snowgod or a simple beer with the Ice Fishermen of the lake. Whatever your vice, this is Pure Canada.
 
12:00Africa Now
The first episode of this new exciting series brings all the action from two of the greatest events within the African action sports scene: The inaugural Namakwa Challenge, an invitation-only event including the highest ranked surfers on the WSL Africa Qualifying Series; and the BMX division of the Ultimate.X, Africa’s biggest action sports event, that took place in the iconic Sun City Resort.
 
12:29Africa Now
Bringing all the action sports news from the African continent, this episode of ‘Africa Now’ presents the skateboarding highlights from the Ultimate X, Africa’s biggest action sports event, as well as the round-up of the Namaqualand Challenge, an WSL Specialty Event that saw 20 of South Africa’s best chargers go for broke in a heavy, barreling right.
 
13:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
The fifth season premiere opens with Danny and The Dingo beginning their mission to “Spread the Shred” across the globe by living with the Blackfeet Indian tribe in Montana.
 
13:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
The Grenade Team continues their cultural exchange with the Blackfeet Indians and is given their Indian Name. Before leaving the boys must face their fears in the Sweat Lodge.
 
14:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
Danny and The Dingo head to the Arctic Circle, but Dingo’s mistake causes them to get split up in different countries. Dingo enters one of the crew in the World Beard and Moustache Championships in Norway.
 
14:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
Danny and the rest of the Grenade Team meet back up with The Dingo in Norway. They continue Spreading the Shred by celebrating Norwegian Constitution Day and living with Vikings.
 
15:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
After returning to shore, Dingo and the gang continue their cultural exchange by participating in traditional games, which include The Viking Limbo and ax-throwing. Meanwhile, Danny is shooting a Nike commercial.
 
15:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
The boys hit the next stop on their cultural exchange in Dubai. Tom Tom loses a bet and is forced to eat brain. Danny tries to prevent Dingo from getting swindled in Old Town Dubai.
 
16:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
A fun-loving, two-time Olympic snowboarder, his eccentric best friend, and their wild entourage travel the world, putting the “fo’ real” in Reality TV and spreading the "way of the shred".
 
16:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
A fun-loving, two-time Olympic snowboarder, his eccentric best friend, and their wild entourage travel the world, putting the “fo’ real” in Reality TV and spreading the "way of the shred".
 
17:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
Deep in the Costa Rican jungle, Danny, The Dingo and the crew get a taste of the tough life of the indigenous Crab People, while a tropical storm threatens to maroon them all.
 
17:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
Danny and the Dingo become Costa Rican ranchers, dancers, and croc hunters.
 
18:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
Danny, Dingo and the crew continue their search for Costa Rica's most dangerous animals: sharks, crocodiles, and the local girls at ladies' night.
 
18:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
Danny, the Dingo, and their snowboard crew spread the shred all the way to the Andes Mountains and celebrate Chile's independence at the Fonda.
 
19:00The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
After participating in an Argentinian polo match, Danny, Dingo and the shred crew apply their newfound knowledge to the skate park and invent a new sport, Skate Polo.
 
19:30The Adventures of Danny & The Dingo
The Danny and The Dingo discuss the entertaining aspects of making television while traveling around the world with their friends.
 
20:00Frequency
The earth pays me in life, I pay the earth in death. Thus begins the "hymn" of Alentejo. A song that makes us see who makes this land. However, to really understand Alentejo, it is not enough to see it. It's necessary to live it. But will we be able to live the Alentejo and its Alentejo Singing through... the waves? In the first episode of "Frequency", it's precisely this story of land and sea that we want to tell: In the search for waves, listen and live the traditions and frequencies of the biggest region in Portugal.
 
20:45EDP - Surf for Tomorrow
The poor conditions of the Ferrol Pro Junior takes its toll on most of the team but Kai, who makes the semifinals and takes the second place in the ratings. After the contest, a high-intensity training camp at the Wavegarden artificial wave kicks-off and the kids are introduced to the crucial steps of managing their quiver and understanding the importance of physical preparation.
 
21:00EDP - Surf for Tomorrow
The crew keeps training in the wave pool, but some incidents lead the coach to question the young guns’ commitment towards the designated goals. An unexpected summer swell takes the group to Ericeira and the neighboring city of Peniche, where we get to learn more about the young goofy-footer, Matias Canhoto.
 
21:15EDP - Surf for Tomorrow
According to the coach Seabra, a pro surfing career “is not a race, it's a marathon”. During the Ericeira training camp, the advice comes in handy as the team welcomes ex-World Tour surfer and former coach Seabra athlete, Tiago Pires, who knows a thing or two about overcoming frustration and achieving goals. After it, we follow Hans and Kai to the critical last event of the European Pro Junior season, in Hossegor, France.
 
21:30EDP - Surf for Tomorrow
Follow Hans, Kai and Gabi to Hossegor, France, where the final and crucial European Pro Junior event of the season takes place. Afterwards, the team suffers a setback when a planned Moroccan training trip is canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic, forcing the group into a very rewarding couple of days at the Portuguese southwest coast of Algarve.
 
21:45EDP - Surf for Tomorrow
The Hawaiian experience is a crucial step towards a professional surfing career. Getting used to the power of the waves, dealing with the most competitive crowds in the world, stepping up the game and overcoming fears when the swell hits are priceless lessons for future pros. Coach Zé Seabra, has to put all his knowledge and motivation skills to help the kids go through the greatest challenge they’ve faced, and a key factor towards the final evaluation.
 
22:00Snowchef Canada
The SnowChef crew takes the drive up to Whitewater Ski Resort to discover a magical winter wonderland full of powder pillows and a plethora of healthy and tasty food. The lads roll back to Nelson to discover some more of the food scene across the Grand Beaver.
 
22:18Snowchef Canada
The destination is Panorama Mountain Resort, a magical combination of a cosy village with wide and empty groomers to steeps and chutes in the back bowls. They do their food in style here: fondue après at the Summit Hut, raclette at the Elkhorn Cabin, crafted pizzas at Alto… what's not to love?
 
22:40Snowchef Canada
Below Panorama sits the lakeside town of Invermere, quaint, funky and hip rolled into one. Start with a Kicking Horse coffee, get distilled and bottled at Taynton Bay, perhaps a cocktail from Ullr the Snowgod or a simple beer with the Ice Fishermen of the lake. Whatever your vice, this is Pure Canada.
 
23:00Africa Now
The first episode of this new exciting series brings all the action from two of the greatest events within the African action sports scene: The inaugural Namakwa Challenge, an invitation-only event including the highest ranked surfers on the WSL Africa Qualifying Series; and the BMX division of the Ultimate.X, Africa’s biggest action sports event, that took place in the iconic Sun City Resort.
 
23:29Africa Now
Bringing all the action sports news from the African continent, this episode of ‘Africa Now’ presents the skateboarding highlights from the Ultimate X, Africa’s biggest action sports event, as well as the round-up of the Namaqualand Challenge, an WSL Specialty Event that saw 20 of South Africa’s best chargers go for broke in a heavy, barreling right.
 
00:00Portugal Back to Back
In this second episode, Nic Von Rupp teams up with Portuguese World Tour rider, Frederico “Kikas” Morais, and a bunch of other European surfing aces, to tackle some pointbreak bombs at the World Surfing Reserve of Ericeira, before paying a visit to the charming fishing village that in recent years has become the surfing epicenter of the Old Continent.
 
00:10Portugal Back to Back
Exploring the Portuguese coast in search of the best waves, stories and culture, big wave rider, Nic Von Rupp, takes us now on an amazing journey to Mar da Calha, one of the Portugal’s most challenging waves, right on the mouth of the mighty Tagus river.
 
00:20Portugal Back to Back
In his continuing exploration of the Portuguese Coast, through its mysteries and wonders, big wave rider, Nic Von Rupp, and his diversified group of invitees now drive us to the fabled Alentejo coastline, where secret spots still exist and the general vibe is mellow but vivid.
 
00:30Find Refuge in the Sea
In this movie, Find Refuge in the Sea, presented by Salty Crew, we can see how the boys navigate the coastline of the endless adventure plays out… The search continues south in a wild search for waves and fish.
 
01:00The Regular Guy
At 43 years of age and 110 kg, Kai Linder is your definitive regular guy. So, when Kai reviews boards and surf gear, you better listen, as he is talking for the average surfer out there, who seeks to catch more waves, surf better and have more fun. On this episode, Kai reviews a 6’6 Midlenght Step Up Surfboard from Channel Islands, owned by three time, Big Wave World Champ, Grant Twig Baker, who specializes in big wave guns and step up models.
 
01:27The Regular Guy
In this episode, our regular guy, Kai Linder, gives it a go at one of the most beloved cult designs out there: the Campbell Brothers Bonzer, as produced by Channel Islands. Kai tries out two models, the Bonzer 5, for mid-to-overhead waves, and the Bonzer Biscuit, aimed at smaller surf. Check out the results and make up your mind about including a Bonzer in your quiver.
 
01:49The Regular Guy
In this episode, Kai Linder experiences how an asymmetric board behaves in the water. It's a completely different feeling and puts even the most experienced surfers to the test.
 
02:12The Regular Guy
How does an average surfer cope with a radical surfboard concept? That’s exactly what Kai Linder, tries to answer in this new episode of Regular Guy. With the aid of Dylan Reddering, Kai experiments with a Dutchie Surf Designs Asymmetric Midlenght board, to surprising and quite satisfactory results.
 
02:30Pablito
In this short movie directed by Tomás Loureiro, we follow the story of a drug dealer named Pablito, who’s betrayed in a business deal gone wrong, swearing revenge on those who deceived him. From then on, the film switches between Pablito’s tale and shredding surf sessions by hot surfer, Tomás Valente, filmed over the last two years.
 
02:48Catch Up with Ítalo Ferreira
In this episode we talk with Brazilian surfer Ítalo Ferreira, a reference in the sport and the current number one on the Championship Tour.
 
03:00Camp Woodward
We follow the adventures of four young skaters who dream of one day becoming professional athletes. This will be the summer they've always dreamt of: they will progress in skateboarding and make friends for life.
 
03:25Camp Woodward
We follow the adventures of four young skaters who dream of one day becoming professional athletes. This will be the summer they've always dreamt of: they will progress in skateboarding and make friends for life.
 
03:50Camp Woodward
We follow the adventures of four young skaters who dream of one day becoming professional athletes. This will be the summer they've always dreamt of: they will progress in skateboarding and make friends for life.
 
04:26Camp Woodward
We follow the adventures of four young skaters who dream of one day becoming professional athletes. This will be the summer they've always dreamt of: they will progress in skateboarding and make friends for life.
 
05:00Aimless
As Jake Pates gets ready for his upcoming winter and competitive circuit, we had a chance to hang with him on one of these down days in his hometown of Eagle, Colorado. One of the most pivotal moments in Jake’s career was his Dew Tour debut in 2017 where he took first place in the halfpipe, securing his spot on the US Olympic Snowboarding team, and sending him to compete in the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games.
 
05:15Aimless
Roope Tonteri has been an established pro snowboarder, as well as a winter Olympian, for the past ten years. He’s also a very accomplished skater. In 2019, Roope decided to make a push for the chance to represent Finland at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, which would make him one of only two athletes to attend the Olympics for both snow and skate. We decided to check in with Roope to see what his days are looking like lately.
 
05:30Aimless
We’ll be the first to admit that contests in the action sports world showcase just a sliver of the vastly different types of athletes and riding styles that exist in the culture. Will Berman is the perfect example of the modern day renaissance man and professional athlete who doesn’t limit himself to being defined by just one outdoor activity. Currently a resident of Steamboat, Colorado, Will has access to Copper Mountain’s spring camp and an abundance of outdoor activities that occupy his time during the offseason.
 
05:39Aimless
Meet snowboarder Miles Fallon, who made it all the way from 3rd alternate to winner at the 2020 Dew Tour streetstyle competition. Miles spent the summer off-season at Woodward Copper and our crew followed along with him for a full day of boarding.
 
05:49Aimless
Get a glimpse into a typical day in the life of pro snowboarder Brandon Davis as he shreds laps at Bear Mountain, catches up with friends, as well as resort and park staff, and ends the day by teeing off some golf balls, all in our latest Aimless episode.
 
06:00Microdose
We gain some behind-the-scenes insight on Danny’s controversial yet celebrated introduction to competitive riding and the impact he made on snowboarding during his time as a pro.
 
06:30Microdose
For years, the hugely influential, Danny Kass, had a nearly unmatched presence in the snowboarding world. In the fourth part of this docu-series, we learn about the milestone event, The Grenade Strikes Back, and how it spawned the Danny and Dingo Show at the perfect time in Danny’s meteoric trajectory. Right when snowboarding was in danger of becoming too corporate, Danny chooses to keep riding his own tracks.
 
06:43Microdose
In the fifth and final installment of the Danny Kass “Microdose”, Danny reflects on his departure from the height of pro snowboarding. We also hear from some of the lucky kids who Danny went onto coach for halfpipe comps. “We spend a whole lifetime perfecting something that is so easy to walk away from,” he says. “I think the hardest part is to really figure out a way to give back to it.”
 


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