In this episode, we sit down with legendary waterwoman Andrea Moller. From charging some of the heaviest waves on the planet to dominating paddle races, Andrea’s career is built on deep ocean knowledge, discipline, and earned respect in the most demanding conditions. Beyond her accomplishments in the water, Andrea is also a paramedic, bringing real-world emergency experience into some of the most critical moments in ocean sports. She has become a leader in water safety at Peʻahi (Jaws), helping shape modern rescue protocols and setting the standard for preparedness in big-wave surfing. We discuss the history of paddling at Jaws, earning trust in heavy lineups, and what it truly means to live a life of service—to both the ocean and the community.