Episode

The Brothers Godette with Paul and Jango Godette

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WeSurf BIPOC Surf Talk
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May 21, 2025
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Summary

On this episode of the WeSurf Podcast, Kwame & Nigel engage in a lively conversation with the Godette brothers, Paul and Jango, exploring their backgrounds, the evolution of their skateboarding journey, and the vibrant community in Rockaway. They discuss the influence of media on their interest in skateboarding, the formation of the Clip Mode crew, and the personal growth they have experienced through various sports, including surfing and snowboarding. The episode highlights the importance of community and culture in shaping their experiences and skills. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their experiences with snowboarding, skateboarding, and community events, particularly focusing on the Battle at the Beach event in Rockaway. They delve into content creation, highlighting how skateboarding led to filmmaking. The discussion shifts to travel experiences in Barbados and Japan, emphasizing the cultural insights gained through surfing. Finally, they explore the journey of ding repair (or Board Rejuvenation) as a new skill and business venture, showcasing the importance of community and education in their pursuits. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the world of action sports, highlighting the importance of recognizing the contributions of photographers and videographers. They discuss the evolution of Clip Mode as a family business, the significance of gear in surfing and skateboarding, and the value of travel and teaching in personal growth. The conversation wraps up with heartfelt advice for the younger generation on entrepreneurship and maintaining an open mindset, along with aspirations for future podcast guests. Follow Paul & Jango on Instagram at: @Gaul_P @Djangomaan The WeSurf Podcast is recorded by WTF Studios and is distributed…