The author of The Jakarta Method on imperial violence, the future of journalism, post-Brexit London and much more.

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We sat down from afar last spring with two stalwarts of California surf culture - and explored the strange power of Malibu, the burdens of a wave-riding career, and the healing power of the sea.

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We sit down with journalist Gary Younge at a time of transition for the long-time columnist and US correspondent. We discover the hope that for Gary resides within the madness and brutality of contemporary life, and discuss the current state of journalism as he embarks on a new life in academia.

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Joe Talbot and Nick Waplington discuss music, photography and the importance of making art amid the plague.

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We speak to young climate activist and author Jamie Margolin about crisis, organising, and the urgent need for change.

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Gabriel Krauze on his groundbreaking first novel, Who They Was.

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We speak to the founder and publisher of radical press Repeater Books.

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We speak to the 19-year-old London singer-songwriter on negotiating the trials of isolation and London life...

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We speak to recording artist and double Mercury Nominee Ghostpoet at the height of the BLM protests...

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Photographer Guy Martin has been part of the Huck creative family from the very beginning. The Cornwall-raised lensman started his career chasing waves and documenting beach culture around the world. Inspired by photojournalists like Don McCullin and Larry Burrows, who had documented the wars of Southeast Asia, in his mid-twenties he began to turn his attention to conflict. Soon he found himself at the heart of The Arab Spring. Following the story from the demonstrations in Tahrir Square to the teeth of the battle for Libya, Guy took the hunt for the defining moment right up to – and almost over – the edge. The experience nearly cost him his life. In this season finale of Joining the Dots, Guy reflects on documenting the horrors of war, experiencing loss – and the lessons learned which helped him get back on his feet, re-focus, and re-build.

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Photographer Guy Martin has been part of the Huck creative family from the very beginning. The Cornwall-raised lensman started his career chasing waves and documenting beach culture around the world. Inspired by photojournalists like Don McCullin and Larry Burrows, who had documented the wars of Southeast Asia, in his mid-twenties he began to turn his attention to conflict. Soon he found himself at the heart of The Arab Spring. Following the story from the demonstrations in Tahrir Square to the teeth of the battle for Libya, Guy took the hunt for the defining moment right up to – and almost over – the edge. In this, the first of a two-part episode of Joining the Dots, Guy traces the movement of his life as a surf photographer to a harder-edged existence as a witness to war.

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