A surfing dog named Buddy won the 5th Annual Surf Dog Competition at Imperial Beach, CA.  Buddy, a Jack Russell terrier who was recently the first dog to be inducted into the Surf Dog Hall of Fame, won his fifth Surf Dog Competition and remains undefeated in surf dog contests.  His owner, Bruce Hooker of Ventura, said after the win that it may be time for the 14 year-old Buddy to retire.

To catch you up on a few things here. First things first, Boardistan. This is a website that copies and pastes google alerts using keywords like “surfing” and “snowboarding” and posts whatever they think is news in the action sports industry. Naturally they add some idiotic commentary at the end of every copy and paste job proving that the douchebag running the site doesn’t know dick from any sport that involves a board.

Secondly, the reason why we’re calling Lee Crane, a former Transworld editor who runs Boardistan (which used to be called Sacklunch) a huge vagina and a douchebag. Over five years ago, we emailed the site (Crane hides behind his handles on the site because, naturally, he’s a pussy) to see if we could do a link exchange. If you notice on the Boardistan website (and fuck do we hate giving his site promotion, however exposing this fraud for who he is more than makes up for it) there are a shitload of links on the right side of the page. We thought, since we were the first and only action sports radio show in the country, that a link exchange would be beneficial for both sides.

T.E.S. is on the air every Sunday from 11 AM - Noon PT!  Check our 'About Us' page to find a radio station near you that carries the show.  You can also listen online live through our syndicator's website SportsByline.com or check back with us shortly after every show to listen to our podcasts, which are also available on iTunes! Thanks as always for your support!

"Passionate, insightful, and downright comical. Cyrus never ceases to keep you thoroughly entertained. This book is no exception." - Greg Long, Champion of The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational and the Maverick's Surf Contest.

"I was really stoked to see Cyrus put his interviews to print. Never a dull moment. Rock on." - Jeff Clark, Maverick's pioneer and star of Riding Giants.

"Action sports extremists are a passionate and dedicated lot, and Cyrus Saatsaz brings the same intense commitment and pure stoke to his journalism. This is radical storytelling. Cyrus gets the insider's perspective, because at his core, he's part of the band." - Grant Washburn, legendary Maverick's surfer and film producer.

"I'll never forget an interview I did with Cyrus a few years back, so much fun and so easy to talk to. Thanks for the good times buddy!" - Grant "Twiggy" Baker, 2006 Maverick's Surf Contest Champion.

"The best interview I have ever done." - Johnny Knoxville, actor and star of Jackass.

Steve Lemme and Erik Stolhanske of Broken Lizard join Cyrus, Steve & Omar on August 3rd, 2006 live from the Gordon Biersch Brewery to talk about their new movie Beerfest, and what it was like making the hit comedy Super Troopers.

There's an adage that says, "Getting older means getting wiser." The hosts of The Extreme Scene aren't exactly spring chickens these days. The hosts, who were in their 20's when the show started, are now well into their 30's. A bunch of old creepy men running the T.E.S. empire. There is a bright side though, especially for you young 'uns out there. Thanks to The Extreme Scene, you have someone that can provide you with valuable advice on anything and everything that has to do with life. Relationship problems? We have the solutions. Kids at school peer pressuring you into one too many beer bongs? Leave it to us. And this is where we introduce the "Ask The Elders" contest.

Nearly two years since The Extreme Scene left terrestrial radio, America’s first action sports radio talk show is now its first nationally syndicated action sports radio talk show!  Starting this Sunday, May 1^st , The Extreme Scene will be heard on over 200 stations nationwide from 11 AM – Noon PT, including 860 AM in the San Francisco Bay Area!

It started as a YouTube comedy sketch introducing the masses to a skateboarding exhibition known as Tarp Surfing. Aimed with the simple purpose of garnering a few laughs from their friends, the video starring local Santa Cruz surfers Omar Etcheverry, Homer Henard and Maverick's alternate Nic Lamb went viral, garnering over 2.5 million views and receiving a nomination for a People's Choice award for Favorite Viral Video Star.