Posts Tagged Rob Dyrdek
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HABITAT SKATEBOARDS IS STILL ALIVE
"If half the team would have left, we probably would have let Habitat die."
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THE JOSH KALIS INTERVIEW
"I can't retire. There’s still pushing to do, there's still resources to use and people to help."
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FUCKING AWESOME & LEAVING ALIEN WORKSHOP WITH KEVIN TERPENING
"I just kinda wish Workshop stayed this really core deep-down thing that didn't have to have one foot in the mainstream side of skating."
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THE PUSH FOR SKATEBOARDING & THE OLYMPICS CONTINUES
While the discussion of skateboarding’s inclusion into the Olympics has been going on for a long time, that doesn’t mean everyday skaters should not be aware or have a voice in how our activity is being defined and marketed.
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EXCLUSIVE: ALIEN WORKSHOP INTRODUCES ITS NEWEST PRO RIDER…
Alien Workshop proudly welcomes its newest addition to the professional team.
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THE DANNY WAY INTERVIEW
An interview with the best skateboarder in the world.
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HOW CORPORATIONS ARE CHANGING SKATEBOARDING AND WHY IT MATTERS
In the world of corporate skateboarding, skate companies and skaters are simply commodities that are meant to be bought, profited from, and then thrown away.
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SABERMETRICS: THE FUTURE OF SKATEBOARDING?
Mathematics, Statistics and Skateboarding.
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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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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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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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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.
