Posts in INTERVIEWS
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TALES FROM THE EMERICA MANSION
Booze, drugs, and a strict "no skating the marble three-stair unless you're The Boss" policy.
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INTERVIEW WITH ROB “SLUGGO” BOYCE, SKATEBOARDING’S FAVORITE JOCK
"Don’t be scared to put yourself out there and look silly, they’ll love you more for it."
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CATCHING UP WITH JAIME REYES, THE FORGOTTEN EAST COAST PIONEER
"People still don’t know who I am, but I don’t care."
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AN INTERVIEW WITH MIKE SINCLAIR, SKATEBOARDING’S MOST FAMOUS TEAM MANAGER
We spoke to the man responsible for keeping your favorite pro skaters' careers on track.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO GERSHON MOSLEY?
From punching Andrew Reynolds, to not getting "pimped" by the industry, Gershon covers everything you wanted to know.
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DAEWON SONG’S UNTOLD UPBRINGING
"30% of the people I grew up with got caught up in some shit... I’m just happy I went a different route."
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AN INTERVIEW WITH THE NOTORIOUS BELLYBOARDER
Remember, no dream is too big, and no trick is too fucked up.
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MEET THE WEIRDO MAKING INDIE HANDBOARDS
This is what happens when a skateboarder has too much time on his hands and not enough hands on his board.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO NICK TRAPASSO?
We discussed the events that led to Nick's departure from the skateboarding spotlight.
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KEITH HUFNAGEL ON THE FUTURE OF HUF
We heard a rumor that HUF was going out of business, so we talked with boss man himself to find out.
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HOW ONE SKATER TURNED A FROZEN RIVER INTO A SKATEPARK
Ilya Batrakov skates remote spots made of ice on the breathtaking frozen Iskona River in Russia.
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WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED TO SKATELINE? AN INTERVIEW WITH GARY ROGERS
Skateboarding's high-energy news anchor opens up about fame, hate, and what it was like hosting a show for 12 years.
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HANGING OUT WITH ANDREW HUBERMAN, SKATEBOARDER TURNED NEUROSCIENTIST
Curious what it would be like to hang with this guy outside of a stuffy podcast studio? Us too.
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BREAKING THE MOLD OF TRADITIONAL OIL PAINTING WITH SKATEBOARDER ANDREW BARNES
A skateboarder and graffiti artist, Andrew’s art accentuates urban dystopia through the quiet capture of the mundane.