Tobin Yelland and I spoke for about an hour about Anti-hero, San Francisco, the puking scene in Fucktards, and so much more. I chose a story about Ethan Fowler coming to San Francisco from Iowa and filming the first Stereo video.
For this episode I recommended the movie Wild and if you already saw Wild, check out Tracks. I also recommended Streaming The Cube.
Some of the photos from this story are in this Ethan Fowler interview from Slap. You can see the full interview at The Chrome Ball Incident.
Richmond, Virginia's Bust Crew has started up a new thing with t-shirts and videos. Brick is what they are working on now and the promo is up for your eyes to feast on.
Ricky Covach of 3HUNNA fame returns with a new full length called Skyroom and featured a new crew out of downtown San Diego. Photographer Alex Clark was there for many of the Skyroom bangers and has photos form the production on his Tumblr.
This is not your typical New York video. These kids skate a lot of handrails. It's pretty impressive. I'm sure one or two of these guys will be making a splash on the larger NYC skate scene very soon.
My homies from the Alley Bar and Stop Fakin crew went down to Louisiana and came back with this montage. No doubt they are saving some fire for future productions.
Justin Henry's leftovers from his Six Days In New York part are just as good as the original. I'm guessing some of these clips got left over because of their lack of New Yorkness.
Usually when I come across a clip that is more than a week or two old I'll skip it but the Boombap Promo is rad enough to overlook that I missed it when it was truly new. This quick footed crew from The Netherlands does a lot of cool and interesting stuff along with regular old ripping.
I did not know Manny Law but many of my friends did. It is sad to know that we lost such a ripper and a big part of the Washington DC skate scene when he passed away on January 5th from congenital heart failure. Smalls, of Stop Fakin' fame, put together a 13 minute tribute to Manny. RIP Manny Law.
Holiday Skateboards brings us 38 seconds of Andrew "Beacho" Beauchamp. Beacho is one to watch out of Australia in the coming years. This clip doesn't even do him justice. Via: Slam.
