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April 13, 2020

Heads' top 5 must-watch bingeable foreign Netflix shows

No need to leave your home to see the world. Make some popcorn, get comfy and travel from the comfort (and safety) of your bed or couch with foreign Netflix series you can watch while in self-isolation. These shows are highly addictive and hugely bingeable. You may need to turn the subtitles on unless you’re also hoping to pick up a foreign language while in quarantine.

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Surf Movie Tonight!

February 26, 2020

The Godlike, the Mediocre and the Hairy-Chested

Surf movies play off the belief held by all surfers that we're living a life of rich openair adventure filled with regular instalments of folly and bliss, punishment and triumph.

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Free your Bind

December 10, 2019

Squampton Snowskates - Handmade hemp fun machines

One snowy day in 2013, Jon and Jesse had an epiphany: Bindings are for the birds! Hence was born Squampton Snowskates, an environmentally conscious company dedicated to handcrafting the finest snowskates using hemp and non-toxic manufacturing methods. Today, with a great line of products for different riding styles and snow conditions, it’s nothing but good clean fun!

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Row Fisherman Row

July 23, 2019

Cannabis, Rasta, fly fishing and the Scandinavian way of life

Growing up on the tiny island of Tobago, Guhuru Milta never imagined that one day he’d craft his own custom splitcane rods and act as a fly fishing guide in Northern Sweden. Meet the Rastafarian with a passion for music, living naturally and protecting the rivers and woodlands of his Nordic home.

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Surf Arising!

February 05, 2019

The youth will shine—Jamaica’s surf scene through the eyes of Billy Mystic.

Heads Lifestyle caught up with old friends Patrick “Quashi” Mitchell, surf visionary and maverick Renaissance man and Billy Wilmot, the patriarch of Jamaican surfing to get an update on the evolution of Jamaica’s surf scene, the transformation of Jamnesia surf camp, the accession of the Wilmot kids, and a rundown on their latest projects for the little island in the sun.

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