In this episode of Pinch My Salt, we sit down with BRICK — DJ, producer, and founder of the Ebony Beach Club — to talk about Black surfers, representation in surfing, and why surfing should be for everyone. Brick shares the real story of how Ebony Beach Club started, what it felt like being one of the only Black people in the lineup, and how a simple idea turned into a massive movement celebrating Black beach culture, surf community, and belonging in the ocean. We get into surf culture, barriers to entry, how to make surfing more welcoming, and what equality in surfing actually looks like when you’re the “only one out there.” If you care about diversity in surfing, inclusive surf communities, Black surf history, or you’re just curious how Ebony Beach Club grew from a meetup into something huge — this conversation is for you.Brick also breaks down the balance between keeping it fun and building something meaningful, plus what’s next for Ebony Beach Club (surf programs, swim programs, camps, and more).FOLLOW BRICK! : https://www.instagram.com/____brick?u...FOLLOW Ebony Beach Club: https://www.instagram.com/ebonybeachc...👉 Subscribe — we’re pushing toward 100K#SurfingIsForEveryone #EbonyBeachClub #BlackSurfers #BlackSurfCulture #SurfCommunity #DiversityInSurfing #InclusionInSurfing #SurfPodcast #PinchMySalt #BRICK #RepresentationMatters #BeachCulture #Surfing #OceanLife #SurfTalk

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