Surfing's Humanitarian
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When former happy-go-lucky pro surfer Jon Rose hit the skids in his personal life, a trip to Indonesia transformed him. We talk to the founder of the water filter nonprofit Waves4Water about selfishness, the problem with the 'humanitarian' label, and his recent decision to give up a permanent place of residence for a life on the road.
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