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He is the Founder and Editor in Chief of American Surf Magazine. He previously served as the Editor of Hawaii's Freesurf Magazine.


Cash is also the Author of “Waves of Healing: How Surfing Changes the Lives of Children with Autism”, published by Hatherleigh Press and Penguin Random House.


His articles have been featured in ESPN Outdoors, Surfing Magazine, Eastern Surf Magazine, the Outdoor Channel, Surfline, Stab Magazine, Autism Parenting Magazine, The Atlantic Current, Flux, Patagonia and more.


While pursuing his undergraduate degree at Palm Beach Atlantic University, Cash was awarded the Bodie McDowell Scholarship from the Outdoor Writers Association of America for his editorial work. A graduate of PBA’s School of Communication and Media, he majored in Journalism.

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Aug 31, 20267 min
How SharkBanz Pioneered the Shark Deterrent Industry & What’s Next
Regardless of where we surf, the type of board we ride, and our skill level, all of us surfers have the same fear in the lineup: sharks lurking beneath our toes. If you're surfing on the East Coast, you may be worried about small but powerful bites from bull sharks; if you're surfing in the murky and chilly waters of California, you may be worried about great white sharks; and if you're visiting Hawaii on a trip you've always dreamed of, you may be worried about tiger sharks. The fear alone...

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Aug 31, 20264 min
"SeaGals" Proves Jax Beach Should Be Your Next Surf Trip
One of my favorite surf communities in the US is a small beach town on the edge of a big coastal city: Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Why? Well, if you've been there, you probably know: the waves, the food, the community that's driven by selfless service, and so much more. And if you haven't been there, well, keep reading for why you absolutely need to make it your next trip. Let us introduce: "SeaGals" Visit Jacksonville recently dropped "SeaGals", a latest installment of their "Soul of Surf"...

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Aug 4, 20266 min
Meet RadRack: The World’s First Rear-Tire Surf Rack
If you've ever struggled with getting surfboards to the beach, the RadRack team knows your pain, and has a pretty rad solution. Photo courtesy RadRack A few years ago, Brian Spinrad had a problem. Just after purchasing his dream car, a Ford Bronco, he wanted to take his family, including his kids, to the beach and surf. Issue was, he couldn’t strap his surfboard to the top of his Bronco because of its soft roof. He couldn't fit the boards inside the vehicle, either. When this problem...

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