Displaying items by tag: Frank Faria
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3/14/2014
Five Sequences: March 14, 2014
Garric Ray brings you this week's 'five' with David Gravette, Frank Shaw, Sebo Walker, Frank Faria, and Cody Lockwood. -
4/03/2013
Death Match 2013: Pt. 1 of 2
Live music sparked the session, and with guys like Raybourn, Raney, and Zered attacking the ramp, you knew things would get gnarly. -
4/04/2012
Double Rock: Lifeblood
540's, faceplants, and an NBD transfer round out a solid session from the Lifeblood team.
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12/03/2020
Pedro Delfino's "Hell of a Year 2020" Interview
Pedro’s rookie year had more than a few curve balls. Learn how he knocked it out of the park despite the pandemic, civil war fears and a serious case of impostor syndrome—from the Dec. ‘21 issue. -
12/03/2020
Create's "Life & Times" Video
The City’s hairball hills and cutty alleys get a healthy drubbing from Jamal Jordin, Cris Lesh and Terrell Newell, with a last trick for the SF history books. -
12/03/2020
Beyond Skateshop's "Beytour" Video
Jaakko and his fellow Finns cause a scene in plazas and abandoned buildings, in search of a rumored serpentine rail. Enjoy the adventure. -
12/03/2020
Where The Hell Is Pat Duffy?
OJ tracks down Duffy with the help of Marius, Madars and more to put the hurt on an old Finnish swimmin’ hole. -
12/03/2020
Skateboarders In Love
Skating can break your heart. It helps to have someone to share the stoke with. Here are interviews with six couples that have learned to grind through the good times and the bad. Featuring Nora Vasconcellos, Lizzie Armanto, Axel Cruysberghs, Franky Villani and more.
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In The Mag
Nobody embodies the Thrasher spirit like John Cardiel, so it was a no-brainer for him to grace the cover of the 40th anniversary issue. Welcome to January 2021! The mag’s history is deep, and we go on a dive into the ‘80s with classic photos and unprinted gems from Thrasher’s first decade (‘90s coming next issue!) More history lessons with the 20 Greatest Covers Of All Times and rare Gnartifacts from the past 40 years. (Ever seen the first SOTY trophy? We hadn’t either until recently!) Elissa Steamer—one of the best to ever do it—weighs in on the Heroes + Heavies that she’s met along the way, and Sam Hitz breaks down the quintessential Skate Rock bands you need at every backyard session. On a more somber note, we bid a sad farewell to Keith Hufnagel with photos and heartfelt words from his close friends. Rip in peace, Huf. That ain’t all—Kevin Thatcher, the mag’s first Editor in Chief, gets grilled by Mike Burnett, Deathwish is on a deadline for their new vid and things are getting hectic and Neckface tells the tales of Phelps’ close encounters with death. You’re bummed if you miss any issues but skip this one and you’re crying all the way into 2022. Don’t blow it!