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Vast Lives

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About this Podcast:

Vast Lives : Beyond the Waves Vast: Lives is a podcast that delves into the lives of the diverse ambassadors representing the Vast surf lifestyle brand. This podcast goes beyond the waves, exploring the passions, challenges, and stories of these individuals, showcasing their lives outside of surfing and their deep connection to the ocean. Each episode features a different ambassador, offering a unique perspective on their journey. Listeners will gain insights into their personal lives, their motivations for pursuing surfing, and their commitment to ocean conservation. The podcast aims to inspire and connect with audiences by highlighting the human stories behind the brand and fostering a sense of community among surf enthusiasts. Key Features: Intimate Interviews: The podcast features in-depth conversations with Vast ambassadors, allowing them to share their personal stories, experiences, and perspectives on life.

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Booking probability

33%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Vast Lives

What is Vast Lives about?

Vast Lives: Beyond the Waves Vast: Lives is a podcast that delves into the lives of the diverse ambassadors representing the Vast surf lifestyle brand. This podcast goes beyond the waves, exploring the passions, challenges, and stories of these individuals, showcasing their lives outside of surfing and their deep connection to the ocean.

What has Vast Lives covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Photo That Made the Momentum Crew a Rock Band | Steve Sherman" (13 October 2026, 39 minutes), "I have never needed a Phone, ASA3000, Snowboarder & Artist | Masashi Nishina" (12 October 2026, 37 minutes), and "I Left Cambodia at age Two and Lost My Whole Culture | Sophea Khem" (11 October 2026, 52 minutes).

How often does Vast Lives publish?

Vast Lives publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 65 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Vast Lives?

Booking probability for Vast Lives is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Vast Lives requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Vast Lives's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Vast Lives?

The strongest fits for Vast Lives are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Vast Lives has a sports audience.

About the host

Vast Lives is a sports podcast with 65 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #65

    The Photo That Made the Momentum Crew a Rock Band | Steve Sherman

    Oct 13, 202639 minS1

    Steve met with Steve Sherman after surfing Cardiff earlier that morning. By the afternoon they were sitting in Steve Shermans hometown, glasses on, a very small espresso finished, talking about four decades behind a...

  • Episode #64

    I have never needed a Phone — ASA3000, Snowboarder & Artist | Masashi Nishina

    Oct 12, 202637 minS1

    Outside the window of Masashi Nishina's studio, the peaks of the Northern Alps are white. He grew up here, in Omachi, Nagano, close enough to three-thousand-metre mountains to ride in the morning and be back at the...

  • Episode #63

    I Left Cambodia at age Two and Lost My Whole Culture | Sophea Khem

    Oct 11, 202652 minS1

    Three hours inland from the California coast, the road climbs out of the traffic and into pine. Idyllwild — not spelled the way you think it is — sits in the San Jacinto Mountains among woodpeckers, squirrels, bobcats...

  • Episode #62

    The Editor Who Was There For All Of It | Kevin Kinnear

    Sep 25, 202637 minS1

    Kevin Kinnear pulled up outside the shop in Oceanside in a car with a hail-shredded hood, on his way to collect a Stratocaster with a skull etched into the red paint. He had not planned to sit down for an interview. He...

  • Episode #61

    Our Surf Shop Was Malibu's Old Jail | Chad Marshall

    Sep 22, 202634 minS1

    Across the road from his own shop, Chad Marshall is sitting in a stranger's living room. There are no walls. The fire came through Malibu a year and a half ago and took the house with it, along with most of the street...

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  • Episode #60

    How Surfing came to Japan | Shingo Nakamura

    Sep 16, 202630 minS1

    At CHP, the surf shop his father opened in Chiba nearly fifty years ago, Shingo Nakamura talks through a life that was never really a choice—it just always was. His father, Kazumi Nakamura, quit his job in the early...

  • Episode #59

    The Question I Didn't Expect to Answer | Ryo Shimizu

    Sep 8, 202634 minS1

    Ryo Shimizu meets us on a quiet football pitch in Chiba, fresh off an 8am flight from Bangkok, to talk about a life spent behind the lens. Ryo didn't set out to become a photographer. He picked up a camera in elementary...

  • Episode #58

    Matt Archbold | Point Break, Gotcha's Wild Years and Staying in the Water

    Sep 1, 202646 minS1

    Matt Archbold is California free-surfing royalty: one of the first riders to walk away from the tour on his own terms, a founding face of the MCD campaign, and — almost by accident — Patrick Swayze's surf double in...

  • Episode #57

    Chad "BushyWoop" | A Cape Town Artist Who Turned Trauma Into Colour

    Aug 26, 202637 minS1

    There's a particular kind of quiet that settles over a conversation once someone tells you, plainly, what it cost them to get where they are. Chad Hanning — known to most as Bushy — has that effect. He talks about...

  • Episode #56

    CJ Dunn | The Typeface Designer Who Puts Hawaiʻi in Every Letter

    Aug 11, 202632 minS1

    Some people design letters. CJ Dunn designs for a place. Recorded on the steps of a Kichijōji café in Tokyo — a neighbourhood he chose deliberately, for its quiet creative energy, and its community of artists — this...

  • Episode #55

    D-Jai | The Language of Colour — Painting Memory, Weaving Sound in Bangkok.

    Aug 11, 202643 minS1

    Some artists paint what they see. DJ paints what she hears. Recorded at Pridi, a quiet garden coffee shop tucked into Bangkok's Phra Nang Klao Nuea neighbourhood, this conversation follows DJai — a Bangkok-born...

  • Episode #54

    Teppei | Fixed Gear, Free Life — Tokyo

    Jun 24, 202625 minS1

    <p>There's a certain kind of person who doesn't fit neatly into the world around them — not because they're difficult, but because they see things differently. Teppei is one of those people. We met him on a cold...

  • Episode #53

    Takayuki Wakita | Fairy of the Wind — Pipeline, Legacy & the Ocean's Lessons

    Jun 14, 202639 minS1

    Some people earn a place in the water. Takayuki Wakita earned a reef. Born and raised on the Shonan coastline in Kanagawa, Japan, Takayuki grew up treating the ocean as his backyard — swimming through reef tunnels as a...

  • Episode #53

    Takayuki Wakita | Fairy of the Wind — Pipeline, Legacy & the Ocean's Lessons

    Jun 14, 202639 minS1

    <p>Some people earn a place in the water. Takayuki Wakita earned a reef.<br/><br/>Born and raised on the Shonan coastline in Kanagawa, Japan, Takayuki grew up treating the ocean as his backyard — swimming through reef...

  • Episode #52

    Wishulada Bangkok | Art, Waste & the Soul of Thailand. Part 1.

    Jun 3, 202624 minS1

    <p>In this inspiring conversation, we sit down with Wishulada — social activist artist and creative force based in Nonthaburi, Thailand — whose extraordinary work transforms discarded waste materials into breathtaking...

  • Episode #51

    Ancestors in Progress — On Joy, Identity & the Art of Being African

    May 20, 202647 minS1

    <p>In this episode of the Vastlife Podcast, we sit down with Tapiwa — a man who is genuinely difficult to put in a box, and who would prefer it that way. Originally from Zimbabwe and rooted in Cape Town for over two...

  • Episode #50

    Atsushi | From Tokyo Salary Man to Surf Shack Danang

    May 4, 202642 minS1

    <p>In this episode of the Vastlife Podcast, Steve sits down with Atsushi — a longboarder shaped by movement, curiosity, and a refusal to settle.</p><p>Raised in the coastal town of Shiratsuka in Kanagawa, his early...

  • Episode #49

    UG Seitei Pt 1 | From Burnout to Bali — From Depression to Freedom

    May 4, 202645 minS1

    <p>In this episode of the Vastlife Podcast, Steve sits down with UG in his coastal studio in Chigasaki, Japan — a quiet, considered space that reflects a life rebuilt with intention.</p><p>Raised on the remote Goto...

  • Episode #48

    Earth House Bangkok | Samantha's Story of Roots, Rebellion & Plant-Based Living

    Apr 8, 202633 minS1

    <p>In this episode, Steve sits down with Samantha — the sole owner of Earth House, one of Bangkok's most enchanting plant-based restaurants. Hidden away behind a towering mango tree and lush vines, Earth House is more...

  • Episode #47

    Pick up trash - start a community - Frank Solomon

    Apr 8, 202639 minS1

    <p>Frank Solomon is a disruptor. Starting his journey out as a professional surfer Frank quickly found his resolve in doing what matters most to him. Community leader, humanitarian and sustainability...

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Shingo Nakamura

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Samantha

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