Waves for Water took the old NGO model and flipped it on its head thanks to sponsorhip from Hurley. Jon Rose and Bob Hurley discuss the special relationship between them that allows Jon to make a living without needing a salary from Waves for Water.

William Gardner from the United Nations talks about how clean water saves lives in more ways than one, as access to clean water will likely be the cause of more and more conflict as the global population continues to increase.

Waves for Water's strength has always been simplicity. The foundation takes the next logical step by using technology to make it easier than ever to get people involved. Surfer Carissa Moore introduces the new mobile platform _ForWater.

A troubled ex-pro surfer stumbles upon a new calling: bringing clean water to parts of the world most in need.

Jon Rose thought being a pro surfer was the reason he was on Earth until circumstances put him in an existential tailspin. His true calling became a cause he hadn't expected: bringing clean drinking water to millions of people who need it most.

Australian windsurfer Jason Polakow's search for the ideal wave is never-ending. His quest for perfection has led him to return to the waves of Indonesia.

Watch Twin Atlantic riff together in this home video-style accompaniment to Edit Me, from their album Free.

The expedition moves to Colorados and Vallecitos, two very remote peaks in La Brea, Argentina.

When harsh conditions hit the team they are forced to go without some of their most basic needs.

Stark visual contrast and an array of cleverly placed cameras give this official music video of Time for You to Stand Up by Twin Atlantic an uncanny sense of voyeurism.

A busy street reacts to Twin Atlantic's lead singer like he's some sort of fearsome monster. Shot in a gorgeous single take, this is the official music video for Make a Beast of Myself, from their album Free.

The Rio Cajones lives up to its name as the guys ride rapids and rappel rock walls in the canyon for two days.

In keeping with the surreal and unique vibe of the film, the creators of Let's Be Frank utilise 360-degree virtual reality to capture the accompanying Ben Harper music video. The cast and crew give an inside look at creating this unique experience.

Beartooth's moody video is prepped by faceless production assistants before they're turned loose on I Have a Problem, from their album Disgusting.