Posts Tagged Interviews
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HOW HEROIN HELPED REINVENT THE OLD GUY SKATER
"People who make fun of us for skateboarding at 50 need to remember, everything’s weird."
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LEFT ON READ: FABIANA DELFINO
Our series where your favorite skaters share memes, movie recommendations, camera roll photos, notes and more.
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CINEMATIC DIY BLOODBATH MEETS BRITISH SKATE VIDEO: THIS IS BLOKES
Blokes punches a heavily ringed hand through your screen, grabs you by the throat and rips you into their alternative reality.
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LEFT ON READ: AKWASI OWUSU
Our series where your favorite skaters share memes, movie recommendations, camera roll photos, notes and more.
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VINCENT MILOU IS BETTING ON THE FUTURE OF ELEMENT SKATEBOARDS
"I know Element’s an old brand, but they’re re-launching, keeping it simple and local. I like that."
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JAPAN BUILT REPLICAS OF FAMOUS CALIFORNIA SKATE SPOTS
Funded by boat race gambling, West LA's Stoner Plaza and San Francisco's 3rd and Army can now be skated in Japan.
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MEET THE BRAZILIAN CREW MAKING WAVES IN “WE HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN”
Intrigued by a 4:3 crop on HD footage, we rang this young crew and chopped it up Brasileiro style.
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GEORGIA MARTIN IS USHERING IN A NEW ERA OF TOY MACHINE
"I always used to think that turning pro was when you made it, but I haven't made it yet."
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JENKEM MIX 151: BILLY STRINGS
Bluegrass heavyweight Billy Strings takes over for Mix 151 and answers a couple of questions about his skate past.
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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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THE HISTORY OF SKATEBOARDING’S MOST TABOO TRICK: THE BENIHANA
If you’ve ever wondered how far back the anti-benihana sentiment stems, you’re not alone.
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GETTING KINKY WITH DANIEL VARGAS
Daniel Vargas' philosophy on whips, chains and getting choked out.
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PARADE WORLD IS RETHINKING THE WAY YOU BUY SKATE GOODS ONLINE
Now you can buy skate goods online and support a local shop at the same time.
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HOT TAKE: SKATEBOARDING IS NOT ART
Feedback Ted tries to put an end to the age-old question of whether skateboarding is art.