Displaying items by tag: Follow Up
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7/13/2018
The Follow Up: Chris Livingston
Chris Livingston’s recent Vagrant part left no doubt that, spotlight or not, he’s out there destroying terrain. We caught up with him to talk pools, early ‘90s vert and why being away from the industry isn’t always such a bad thing. -
7/11/2018
The Follow Up: Titus' "Ups and Downs"
The Titus crew weighs in on the ups and downs of filming their latest video project. Turns out you shouldn’t fist fight a window… -
5/21/2018
The Follow Up: Gosha Konyshev
Why in the hell would you film a video part in Russia in the winter? Find out! Gosha is a madman… -
5/17/2018
The Follow Up: Kilian Zehnder
Danny Montoya raps with Kilian about his new Boulevard part, how he learned to speak Portuguese and why it’s important to skate everything. Who knew G-funk was popular with the youth of Switzerland? -
5/14/2018
The Follow Up: Dave Mayhew
Marc Johnson chats with Dave Mayhew about exploding ankles, the late shove-it revival and what he’s been doing since bailing on the pro-skater life. And is Marc staring a board company with Mayhew? Let’s get down to business! -
5/11/2018
The Follow Up: Logan Taylor
Lovesick’s newest am talks about the eternal hunt for spots, East Coast love and what it’s like to have a pro skater for an older brother. -
5/08/2018
The Follow Up: Yaje Popson
We caught up with Yaje, post-Brick, to talk about the similarities between skating and being in a mosh pit and why sometimes you just gotta say, “fuck everything; I’m going skating,” We’re backing that. -
1/26/2018
The Follow Up: Corey Duffel
Corey was hurt and severely depressed the past few years, but he's back! Read how Duffel escaped the spiral vortex and once again found himself on the sunny side of the street. Welcome back, Duffman! -
12/29/2017
The Follow Up: Joey Guevara
Joey may not be related to Che Guevara but he's still waging war—with the streets! Peep the photos and read about Joey's Temple Rhythms part, visiting pyramids, double dipping a Tom Knox song and what it's like to film a part in good ol' San Jose. Who needs a plane ticket to get rad? -
9/25/2017
The Follow Up: Ryan Thompson
Ryan Thompson just dropped his second full-length part of '17—while simultaneously going to college full time. Dude's a beast. Check out some photos and words from the wicked weekend warrior. R-Thomp rules.
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12/14/2019
WKND's "Death Dance" Video
This full-length is packed to the brim with everything you expect from a WKND production. Great work, dudes. -
12/14/2019
The Follow Up: Alex Midler "You Good?"
Child prodigy to grown-ass man, Midler is keeping his head down and doing his best to keep his nuts off those rails. Last part in You Good? Damn right he’s good. -
12/14/2019
Atlantic Drift's "Deep Fried Friends" Article
The Drifters floated to Moscow to experience joint hallucinations, get mistaken as fugitives and break some Daily Bread. Don’t worry, they found time to street style, too. From the Dec ’19 issue of the mag. -
12/14/2019
"Sign At All Times" A Film About Brian Estrada
For years, Brian Estrada struggled with being deaf. He has now embraced it and is proud of his condition. This quote sums it up beautifully: “We don’t need to look at deafness as something that must be ‘cured.’” Oh, he also rips. Need some inspiration? Click play. -
12/14/2019
The Follow Up: Jamie Foy "You Good?"
Big Boy Foy put a hurting on the spots in You Good?. Read about his mindset on tackling terrifying terrain and how he goes about hyping up the sessions with the homies. Doom and gloom ain’t gonna get nobody on a 20+ rail, that’s for damn sure!
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In The Mag
Figgy’s got the laser vision as he rings in 2020 with a gap to front feeble. In years past, Figgy was seeing double. This time around, he’s bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. The long awaited Baker 4 is finally here. We got a colossal 53-page article, including interviews with the rookies and the vets—Rowan, Kader, T-Funk, Elissa, Baca, the Boss himself plus many more. Baker 4-ever. Alex Midler risks it all and takes the win at our Bust or Bail contest. Nut up or shut up, right Alex? The wrecking crew wreaks havoc in Canada; the chaos includes the Pabich bros, Pedro Delfino, Ducky Kovacs, Corey Glick, and Ronnie Sandoval with some special appearances by Johnny Layton, Birdman, and Gonz. Canada’s going to have a hard time recovering from this one, eh? The heaviness continues with interviews from Davis Torgerson, Ryan Sheckler and Gustav Tønnesen. Tommy Wright III, Beach Fossils and Obituary were amongst the many artists at Death Match NYC, we got the full recap right here. Sit back, relax, and feast your eyes on this.