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Rare-as - a leisurely 15-minute chat with Duke Kahanamoku – filmed in 1966

11 May 26


From PBS Hawai’i:

A rare interview with Duke Kahanamoku, the legendary “King of the Surfers,” hosted by Bob Barker. Duke, a 76-year-old surfing legend, discussed his ancestry, Olympic achievements, and Hollywood career.

He competed in the 1912, 1920, 1924, and 1932 Olympics, winning gold medals in swimming and playing water polo. Duke lived in Hollywood for 10 years, appearing in several films. He highlighted his involvement in surfing and swimming halls of fame and his vision for a Hall of Fame in Hawaii.

Duke also shared his love for fishing and his large surfboard, which weighs 114 pounds.

 WATCH IT HERE



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