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Aloha Authentic Episode 20: Tom Pōhaku Stone
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Lifetime waterman Uncle Pōhaku Stone is here with us in this episode to share some light on the traditional art of surfing in Hawaiʻi. Today, surfing known around the world as a high-energy, highly competitive sport with highly advanced surfboards. However, in old Hawaiʻi, a pieces of wood from certain trees were used as surfboards, many styles for different ocean conditions. Get a glimpse of the art of traditional surfing of waves, and get ready for part 2 where Uncle Pōhaku will be shedding light on surfing the land with Hōlua sleds.
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