Posts Tagged Interviews
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THE RESURGENCE OF PAT BURKE
"If you’re in it long enough, you either die or go to jail or rehab."
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MEET ANDERSON STEVIE, A FORMER GANGSTER FROM BRAZIL TRYING TO MAKE IT IN SKATING
One of the most moving and overwhelming stories we've encountered since the beginning of Jenkem.
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COMING OF AGE WITH CAMBRYAN SEDLICK
We asked him about getting hazed online, his weird name, and why he rides for an obscure Russian board brand.
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MEET ANTHONY CLARAVALL, THE NOMAD SKATE FILMER
"I didn’t have a place or my name on a lease for 12 years."
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WHAT DOES A PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARD AGENT DO?
Circe Wallace has represented some of the biggest pros in skateboarding, so we asked her to break down what exactly she does.
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DISCUSSING THE HISTORY OF FUCT & THE CURRENT STREETWEAR MARKET
The founder of FUCT, Erik Brunetti, discusses working with Steve Rocco, his Supreme Court case, and how streetwear is blowing it today.
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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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CREATING NEW SPACES IN SKATEBOARD MEDIA
Hear from seven women on how they got their start documenting skateboarding.
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JESS MARGERA REFLECTS ON THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CKY
Jess talks avoiding getting shot at Love Park as a kid, racking up $28,000 hotel room bills, and going to strip clubs with Axl Rose.
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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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SKATERS RECOMMEND THEIR FAVORITE SKATE PANTS
We hit up some pro skaters and Jenkem contributors known for their 'fits to offer recommendations.
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HELL RIDE: THE DIY RAMP THAT CAPTURED THE ATTENTION OF THE NYC SKATE SCENE
What began as a janky wallride built of Tompkins Square Park scraps quickly became something much more.
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GETTING KINKY WITH DANIEL VARGAS
Daniel Vargas' philosophy on whips, chains and getting choked out.
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Louie, Mason, Reynolds, Nikolai & more: NYC With The Skullcandy Team
The crew that reads like a greatest hits album stops by the Brooklyn Banks.
