Chris Pastras takes you on a tour through the offices over at Stereo Skateboards.

Strange Notes has a trailer for their upcoming new video, Crunch Time.

The park heated up for the qualifiers and Eniz Fazliov, Colin Provost, Louie Lopez, Mario Matabele, Robbin Ooost, Tim Zom, and Rob Maatman got busy on the course.

If you're a fan of taco trucks and ice cold beer you might be down for this.

Ryan McWhirter, aka Peabody, talks about his travels on the Skate Rock and Beauty and the Beast tours in this month's web exclusive interview.

Silas Baxter Neal has a few clips filmed in HD over at the Berrics.

The last stop for the Indy tour was the new park in San Francisco. Emmanuel Guzman, Al Partanen, Grant Taylor, Byron, and Tyler Mumma threw down for all the onlookers.

Why wouldn't you show up to a bowl jam with free beer? Tony Trujillo had a vision en route and sessioned a chair sitting outside a building, before watching Grant Taylor and Justin Brock kill it.

Portland has some of the finest parks in the world, and Pier is a perfect example. Add Lance Mountain, Jeff Grosso, David Gravette, Chet Childress, Peabody, Mike Swim, and Grant Taylor to the mix, and you get one hell of a session.

We got this letter from Benicia native Michael McLellan, letting us know that one of California's first public skateparks is being 'dozed.

Element has a sample of what Levi Brown has been up to so far this summer in Europe.

Hammeke and the Creature Ams met up with AZ Slugger in Utah. He had the spots and showed the crew around.

The park heated up for practice on the day before the qualifiers. The action included Louie Lopez, Mario Matabele, Colin Provost, Chris Gregson, Axel Cruysberghs, Dylan Perry, John Dickson, and Eniz Fazliov.

City Skateboards has some video and pictures from the What the F*@k is a Bachinsky premiere. Look for it at a shop near you.

The crew stopped by the Glenhaven Park for a quick roll and Peabody, Tosh Townend, and Grant Taylor sessioned the Euro gap.

VBS has a trailer for their upcoming Epicly Later'd season 2 which starts in September.

The third annual amateur contest in Amsterdam started off with a bang, helped along by a good crew of young rippers from all over the globe. Young Americans Colin Provost, Justin Figueroa, Dylan Perry, John Dickson, and David Loy warmed up the course.

The tour stopped in Lincoln City for the day, and a whole slew of shredders were there. Lance Mountain, Jeff Grosso, Ben Wixen, Zaroche, Peabody, Danger, Dorfus, Chet Childress, Bryce, and Brian Anderson all found some good lines.

Macbeth footwear sent over this press release announcing Matt Hensley now rides for them.