I’m into riding waves of all different shapes and sizes and make videos on my experiences of those encounters.

Grew up in Croyde where I fell in love with the ocean .. the rest is history.

Tim is dedicated to hunting swells and exploring the Scandinavian coastline for waves, preferably in the northern Arctic region.

A household name in UK skateboarding, Lucy Adams is a professional skateboarder, broadcaster, live announcer and presenter with more than two decades at the heart of the sport.

A leading figure in British skateboarding since 2009, Lucy has won the UK Skateboard Championships and Girls UK Skate Jam on multiple occasions and has been a driving force behind the growth of skateboarding, particularly for women and girls. Her work has included founding Brighton’s She-Shredders coaching sessions, leading mass participation events such as Push The Prom, and serving as Chair of Skateboard England and GB before later working at Skateboard GB as Progression Project Lead, helping support the development of Britain’s next generation of elite skateboarders.

Today, Lucy is best known as one of the voices of international skateboarding. She is a regular Live Announcer and Presenter for World Skate, working across the sport’s biggest Street Skateboarding events, including the 2026 Olympic Qualifier in Rome. Her energetic crowd engagement, athlete knowledge and ability to connect live audiences with viewers around the world have made her a familiar presence on the international circuit.

Lucy has also become a recognised broadcaster and commentator, covering skateboarding for the BBC at the Olympic Games and other major events, combining technical insight with a passion for making the sport accessible to both lifelong fans and those discovering skateboarding for the first time.

In 2017, Lucy celebrated more than twenty years in skateboarding with a Lovenskate Pro Model, a 12-page feature interview in Grey Skate Mag, and the release of her video part, Master of Camouflage. Whether competing, presenting, commentating or helping shape the future of the sport, Lucy continues to be one of the most respected and influential voices in skateboarding.

Phoebe is a Patagonia ambassador, Surfers Against Sewage ambassador, and seven-time Scottish national surf champion. She lives in a small village just outside Thurso, where she also works as a joiner. When Phoebe’s not surfing or building houses, you’ll usually her me coaching the next generation of Scottish groms.

Yvette Cave is the UK’s first surf club founder from a mixed heritage background and the founder of Wave Wahines CIC, a North Devon club providing affordable access to surfing for women and girls of all backgrounds. It has introduced thousands to the sport — including refugee communities and women living in refuge, and runs surf therapy, the UK’s first trans and non-binary youth surf session, and the UK’s first female-focused surf contest.

She is also Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager at Surfers Against Sewage, campaigning for equitable access to blue spaces. Her work has earned a Women’s Sports Alliance Inspiration of the Year shortlisting alongside Simone Biles and Alice Dearing, plus Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year and National Diversity Awards nominations.

Grace Blakeley is a socialist author and economic commentator.

Her most recent book, ”Vulture Capitalism: Corporate Crimes, Backdoor Bailouts and the Death of Freedom”, was longlisted for the 2025 Women’s Prize for Nonfiction, and won the 2025 Ellen Meiksins Wood prize.

She is the former economics commentator for the New Statesman, and a former Research Fellow at the Institute of Public Policy Research.

Sonic / visual artist and heavy salt pioneer from West Cornwall.

Peter Hamblin is a multi-award-winning producer, writer and director, whose work sits at the intersection of cinematic storytelling, brand strategy and cultural relevance. He first gained international recognition with the Emmy Award-winning film Let’s Be Frank, and has since earned multiple Best Film honours worldwide, while creating acclaimed content across sport, entertainment and popular culture.

He has collaborated with globally recognised brands and organisations including Red Bull Media House, Liverpool FC, Paul Smith, Vogue and Adidas. Most recently, he completed a feature documentary with Olympic Channel ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. He is currently in pre-production on the story of UFC legend Max Holloway alongside Dreambay Entertainment.

Beyond filmmaking, Hamblin has served as an ambassador for Panasonic cinema cameras, advising on product innovation and new releases, while delivering keynote talks in Los Angeles and at Camerimage, one of the world’s most respected cinematography festivals.

Carl is the co-founder of Plant One CIC. In 2019, Carl got so weighed down by climate change, so overwhelmed by the shear weight of the scale of it. Not knowing what to do, he planted a tree. Having worked as an arborist for many years he has a working knowledge of trees, so planting that tree in that field was his obvious simple action against climate change, but it began a push back that has been going for 7 years now.

After planting that tree, taking that one simple small step he started Plant One CIC alongside Co-founder Rai Lewis. To date we have planted over 14,000 trees almost 35 football pitches of woodland restored.