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The podcast is back. This episode we have filmer, Mike Gilbert tells of a filming trip to Mexico City with Jamie Thomas for Ride The Sky.
In this episode I recommend the Bones Bearings Tool which makes pulling bearings out of old wheels so much easier. At only $12.40 it is a worthy investment that will save you time and frustration.
Harry Lintell skates crusty British spots to crusty British hip-hop for his Piff Sticks edit and the result to quite smooth.
Josh Mohrbach kills it in the Newport News based video, Driftwood. It is good to see my old stomping grounds getting skated like this by the next generation.
It is rare for someone skating California to catch my eye, but Shaun Baptista did it with a lot of speed, and some good nosegrind and fakie 5-0 work that i really appreciate. The spots aren't blown out and look like spots I would enjoy skating.
Blaze Supply in France has a rad video part for their flow rider, Matisse Banc.
The crew in Wellington, New Zealand have a new Greenbelt montage. Clocking in at over 11 minutes, get comfortable.
Both America and the UK have Black Sheep skate shops and the UK one just welcomed Harry Lintell with this rad video.
CLUBGEAR is a new brand out of Canada with a vibey new clip featuring lots of wallies and flat land heelflips.
Florent Tourdre skates some rugged spots and some smooth Euro streets in this new part I found via: Soma.
This Continued is a rad video from Japan that was online for a moment a few months ago and now parts are slowly creeping online. Check out Takaaki Shinzato in This Continued.
Jake Breed sent in his latest video, Panacea, and it's a ten minute banger from some place where people wouldn't expect great skateboarding, but here it is.
Sunday in Buffalo is at it again, working on the follow up to A Stone's Throw. This first batch of bonus footage sets the stage for another banger.
I'm a big fan of Absorb. They get gnarly tricks on gritty spots. There's always a bit of artistry to their videos but not too much. The Trailer is their latest and it doesn't disappoint.
