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Glen Starkey

Glen Starkey

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Writer, Santa Maria Sun

San Luis Obispo

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pop culture technology travel and style. Email me @ olivia.hebert@independent.co.uk for any stories!Everything from breaking news to subjects like health

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Total articles 1220

  • Locally made surf film 300 Waves screens April 14 in the Bay Theatre

    By Glen Starkey| Santa Maria Sun Verified Local surfers can expect a nostalgic stoke next Monday when the Bay Theatre screens Leslie Girvin’s surf films 300 Waves and Rock to the Pier. “There are two movies in one show,” Girvin explained via email. “300 Waves is 40 minutes, and then Rock to the Pier is the second movie. My surf friends said a surf film is about 40 minutes. So, the second film [consists of waves that] didn’t make the first cut.

    By Glen Starkey · Santa Maria Sun

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • The Residence is a juicy whodunit

    By Glen Starkey, Anna Starkey| Santa Maria Sun Verified Writer Paul William Davies—inspired by journalist Kate Anderson Brower’s 2016 book The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House—created this TV miniseries about the innerworkings of the U.S. president’s living quarters in the White House. At the center of Davies’ story is a mystery surrounding the death of Chief Usher A.B. Wynter (Giancarlo Esposito), who manages the residence’s extensive staff. Was it suicide or murder?

    By Glen Starkey, Anna Starkey · Santa Maria Sun

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Locally made surf film 300 Waves screens April 14 in the Bay Theatre

    By Glen Starkey| Santa Maria Sun Verified Local surfers can expect a nostalgic stoke next Monday when the Bay Theatre screens Leslie Girvin’s surf films 300 Waves and Rock to the Pier. “There are two movies in one show,” Girvin explained via email. “300 Waves is 40 minutes, and then Rock to the Pier is the second movie. My surf friends said a surf film is about 40 minutes. So, the second film [consists of waves that] didn’t make the first cut.

    By Glen Starkey · Santa Maria Sun

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Santa Maria Sun

Santa Maria, California, United States

+1 805-347-1968