Displaying items by tag: Josh Beagle
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7/15/2019
Foundation's 30th Anniversary Party Photos
Congratulations to Tod Swank and his Foundation Skateboard Company who just hit their 30 year mark and are still going strong. -
5/27/2010
Burnout: KOTR Memories 2003
Burnout gears up for King Of The Road 2010 with some photos from KOTR 2003. -
1/25/2010
December 1995
Cover: Mike Bouchard – Frontside Nosegrind Photo: Ryan Inside This Mag: Skating in Montreal and Vermont, an interview with Mike Crum and the PSL Pro Street Finals in Carson, CA Also In This Issue: Rad ams Mark Cardona, Vinny Ponte and Jeff LoganMusic Articles: Teengenerate, CIV, Earth Crisis and Southern Culture on the Skids -
1/22/2010
April 1995
Cover Artwork By: Sean McKnight, Age 7 Inside This Mag: An interview with Matt Beach and skating in San JoseAlso In This Issue: Skating in Zimbabwe, rad ams Steve Roetter, Jamie Fortune and Satva Leung and the life and times of Ben SchroederMusic Articles: Slayer, Kurt Cobain from the grave, Hurrivane, Nine Pound Hammer and notes from the road on the JFA tour -
1/22/2010
January 1993
Cover: Tim Brauch – Nosegrind Photo: KanightsInside This Mag: The history of skateboarding and other crimes part four and an interview with Josh BeagleAlso In This Issue: How to take a good skate photoMusic Articles: Mudhoney, Jesus Lizard, Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. and Rocket From The Crypt -
1/22/2010
October 1992
Cover: Daniel Powell ESQ – Noseblunt Photo: Ortiz Inside This Mag: San Diego Shakedown and interviews with Jovontae Turner and Steve BerraAlso In This Issue: Pool skatingMusic Articles: KISS, Ministry, Das EFX, Swervedriver and Gang Starr -
1/22/2010
September 1991
Cover: Brandon Chapman – Backside Disaster Photo: Starr Inside This Mag: Capitol Burnout #2 in Sacramento and tricks that have changed the course of historyAlso In This Issue: Step by step tricks, a course in the manufacturing and fabrication of skateboard decks, trucks and wheels and some skate fiction Music Articles: Sonic Youth, the Sisters of Mercy, Buglamp, the Hellbillys and Bad Brains
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2/19/2020
SKATELINE: 02.18.2020
Shane O'Neill gets a shoe, Abnormal Communication, the HUM video and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
2/19/2020
WKND's "Death Dance" Video
The Death Dance lives! If you missed the 24-hour premiere window, it’s your lucky day. WKND’s sharply edited full-length features art from Alexis Sablone along with parts from Karsten, Caleb, Johan and many more talents. Join the celebration. -
2/19/2020
Nick Jensen for the Ben Raemers Foundation
For far too long, people have hidden the pain of issues such as anxiety and depression. Thank you, Nick Jensen, for sharing your experiences and helping to break the stigmas associated with mental health. BIG LOVE. -
2/19/2020
Behind the Blabac Ads | Girl Skateboards
Never mind the haters, Blabac captures the style and essence of the Girl squad in the streets of LA. Simple is beautiful. -
2/19/2020
Dorkzone's "Le Boxx" Video
On top of fostering some of Sweden’s best shredders, Malmö’s Bryggeriet brings the stoke with an edit chock full of style, boosted by animation and a hype team. Skip the free day at the museum, this is high art.
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In The Mag
Knock, knock. Who’s there? Jack O’Grady with a backside 50-50 on a massive marble hubba, that’s who! These Am Scramblers are no F-ing joke! Jack O’Grady, Aaron Goure, Jesse Lindloff, Gage Boyle, Griffin Gass, Jacopo Carozzi, Ish Cepeda, Myles Willard, Breana Geering and Giovanni Vianna filled up the vans this year and we have the deets on it all. The Scramble gets hotter each year. And speaking of epic road trips, Chocolate’s new ams—Hakeem, Carl and James—make the trek from Toronto to Jersey City to eat Garbage Plates and gobble up spots. Up front we have Milton Martinez’s SOTY party recap. Smoookes! Think you’ve got what it takes to become a professional amateur? Your favorite TM’s spill the beans on how to make it in the biz. Mark Appleyard breaks down his five great claims to fame AND we’ve got the annual T-Eddy awards, where even the losers are winners. Zounds-wise, Orville Peck talks about being openly gay in the country-music world and Population Control and Plague Vendor beat some eardrums into submission. Kids, don’t try this at home!