ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
A spot for skateboarding journalism.
Update frequency:
every 77 days
Average audio length:
19 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
7 episodes
since Dec. 10, 2024
episodic
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A global gathering of people who believe in skateboarding as a vehicle for social good convened for the first Social Skate Summit in London in May 2026. Lee Dubin reports across as a scorching summer weekend where some of skateboarding’s most forward-thinking individuals, organisation and academics…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
The photography of Shari White is in focus for the debut issue of 'Wet Proof', an experimental new publication series by design studio, An Endless Supply.
Robin Kirkham, co-founder and designer, spoke with Skate Bylines about how can reprographics serve skate photography, media representation and …
"What if, I mean to say, Greg Hunt succeeded?" asks the author Kyle Beachy. "Suppose Hunt managed to make a movie that conveyed Dylan Rieder as he was. Suppose that, by knowing his friend so well, and going out shooting with him and editing that footage and presenting it as he did, Hunt achieved th…
Tyshawn Jones is suing Supreme to the tune of a million dollars (and then some). Cole Nowicki reports on the details of an unprecedented case around a generational talent.
'Ranked & Filed' is a co-production that brings you the headline story from Simple Magic's 'Simply Ranked' newsletter in a…
Tom Schaar told the world vert isn't dead in his new video part for Thrasher Magazine which calls for a discussion about the future of the discipline.
'Ranked & Filed' is a co-production that brings you the headline story from Simple Magic's 'Simply Ranked' newsletter in audio form, courtesy o…
In the midst of struggling to trying to write a novel about skateboarding the author Kyle Beachy decided simply to write about a person he admired: Andrew Reynolds. He saw Reynolds as someone who possessed an uncanny cultural presence with the ability to unify skateboarding opinion not only through…
The Lower East Side Skatepark ("L.E.S.") set a precedent for skatepark construction across the boroughs of New York City after it opened on Go Skateboarding Day 2012. Describing it as the "civic centre" of NYC's skate scene, journalist Ian Browning explored how it came to be and where skateparks si…
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