
Veteran surf journalist Bryan Dickerson turns the mic to those at the center of the wave pool universe as WavePoolMag shines a light on the engineers, entrepreneurs, pros and the hand-picked few who have a wave pool story to tell. The questions are pointed and the answers range from the sublime to the illuminating, hitting all flashpoints in between. Dig in to hear from the minds designing, buildi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This whole podcast started as the result of a WhatsApp text exchange between myself and Baptiste Caulonque of Endless Surf. I was on deadline for a story on prices for wave pools and had asked him how much it costs to build a basic surf basin. I knew... more
Launched by Adam Bonvin, Alaïa was born following a surfing trip to France. His desire: to recreate this surfing atmosphere in the Swiss Alps. Alaïa Bay became the world’s third Wavegarden Cove opened to the public. But the real story here is what ha... more
Nate Stevens started at the NLand wave pool in Austin, overseeing retail. He first learned about the Atlantic Park Surf project in 2017 while it was still in the early planning stages and followed its development for several years before working his ... more
The perfect wave pool surf shop is hard to build. Go too core and casual surfers feel excluded. Go too mainstream and locals lose interest. That’s why the Lost Shore surf shop works so well.
Run by Kim Travers and Keir Smith, the shop blends global ... more
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I have been obsessed with wave pools since I was a grom dreaming of surfing Disney’s Typhoon lagoon wave pool in Florida. Now that we’re in a day and age where wave pools are popping up all over the world and new artificial wave technology is coming to fruition, I can’t get enough of the excitement. I started listening to this podcast from Season 1 and find every episode thus far fascinating. I’ll be sad when I catch up to Season 2. Please continue recording new episodes!
Loving the podcast. Well done interviews, interesting discussions, and a great distraction if you can’t get in the waves right now. can’t wait for season 2!
Enjoy the content. Sound quality could be better but I am sure It will improve with time.
Love the insights into this emerging part of surfing.
There is no audio in the latest episode with TC can you please redownload it.
When listening be sure to be ready to take notes. Great inside knowledge for those wanting the latest news about wave parks.
Other industries will also benefit. Still curious about the numbers of visitors each park thinks they will get weekly/yearly. And it may be good to chat about the tourism dollars to be gained. Some of the local businesses, in areas pools are being built, must surely be curious about the numbers of visitors expected. Also no mention of te adaptation of equipment? Thin ... more
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A deep focus on the development, operation, and economics of wave pools and surf parks, with conversations spanning hospitality, design, staffing, technology, and real estate strategy. Episodes highlight how venues balance guest experience with business models, the role of architecture and engineering in creating engaging environments, and the evolving ecosystems around stand-alone parks, residential developments, and private clubs. Noteworthy angles include staff culture, customer journey improvements, partnerships with brands, and the shift from high-profile surfing talent to guest-centric experiences. The show often features operators, architects, HR leaders, and technology innovators shaping the wave-pool renaissance, making it a practi... more
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Recent guests on Wave Pool Mag include:
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2. Nate Stevens
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4. Keir Smith
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