This week, Mike Munzenrider, Jason from Frozen in Carbonite, and Templeton Elliott talk Gino Iannucci, Spot Doctoring, and Quasi's I Survived School Today board. Listen below or in your podcast app.
This week, Jason from Frozen in Carbonite, Mike Munzenrider, and Templeton Elliott discuss Anti-Hero on the occasion of their newest production, Implosionistic Tendencies: 28 MPH. Next, we talk about The Berrics' new piece on John Kelly, an NFL player who also skates. Finally, we talk about HUF and their decision to stop producing footwear. Below are some relevant links from this episode.
Both Jason and Mike are stoked on Guy Mariano's Thunder trucks clip. Mike especially due to Guy's goatee. Templeton is stoked this week on the artwork of Rockwell Kent specifically the Four Ways The World Will End series. Be sure to check out our new Pinterest page and the Pro Skater Facial Hair pinboard.
The Mostly Skateboarding Podcast is back with a new format. Host Templeton Elliott is joined by Mike Munzenrider and Jason from Frozen in Carbonite for a weekly discussion inspired by current events in the skate world.
On this week's episode, we discussed the durability of the low-impact Euro pro, the New Deal reboot, and bigtime sponsors from outside of skateboarding. Below are some relevant links from our discussion. Daniel Lebron's latest video part JB Gillet's welcome to Primitive video part Jenkem's article on the New Deal reboot Those Kehinde Wiley boards Andy MacDonald on the Nine Club Reese Forbes' Jaguar Sponsorship Greg Lutzka's pro model Toyota Matrix This week, Jason is stoked on Brazil, specifically the Wilton Souza and Carlos Ribeiro video parts, the return of the Dunk Mid. Mike is stoked on Thrasher's send-off for Transworld Skateboarding Magazine. Templeton is stoked on spring. Listeners in the northern hemisphere can walk outside and experience spring for themselves now or in the coming weeks. Listeners in the southern hemisphere are encouraged to go outside as well and enjoy fall as that will also be causing stoke for Templeton in about six months.
The Bos brothers hit us with another crusty masterpiece. This one is called Wide Open and stars Joshua Bos with guest appearances by Dave Caddo, Zach Dykes, Evan Dow, Japhey Dow, Caleb Lilly, Jake Bos, and Adam Bos. Adam Bos handles filming and editing. Via: Medium Skate Mag.
The Parisian Mômes crew just dropped a 16-minute montage featuring the future of the French scene. Ibu Sanyang has the ender section with some serious pop reminiscent of Adrian del Campo. Enjoy the video and good luck trying to figure out who is who because the titles are at the end of the video.
Stockholm looks sick in 9:34, the new montage from Fritte Söderström. It starts off good then once Josef Scott Jatta makes an appearance, things get heavy. Features Daniel Grönwall, Hampus Jansson, Simon Hallberg, Vilbur Fritzon, Erik Nylander, Jesper Lind, Axel Lindquist, Martin Sandberg, Dennis Henell, Daniel Wårdh, Josef Scott Jatta, and Simon Karlsson. Probably in order of appearance. Via: Free Skate Mag.
The good folks at Free Skate Mag bring us Bjarne Tjoetta's part from De Andre, an all Norwegian production with Norwegian spots, skaters, and music. Expect more parts to hit the web in the near future.
On Twitter, Ian Borden shared this article about skateboarding as a form of architecture appreciation.
"On stepping out of the park and into the architecture of the city, skateboarding changes from an act of skill and performance to one of spatial experience involving the city’s plazas, streets, benches and diverse structural gestures."
As the title suggests, Junebug is a montage out of Winnipeg, Canada. It features Keiran Zimmerman, Fane Smeall, Jared Arnason, Brock Gruhn, Cain Lambert, Colin Lambert, Josh Thorvaldson, Julian Kelly, Jaret Anderson. Via: Medium Skate Mag.
Enjoy fifteen minutes of Swedish shredding in Malmoe Tapes from Jacob Hansson. Heitor Da Silva is in here with a few good tricks along with a bunch of the Bryggeriets Gymnasium locals.
One of my best friends and favorite skaters, Neal Wood has a new one for Cardinal Skateshop. It's filmed in and around Washington DC by Smalls, one of the guys behind Stop Fakin.
It's always exciting when a new Ryota Abe part hits the internet. In First Base, we get more of what we love about Ryota, tech-gnar at cool looking Japanese spots. Via: VHS Mag, of course.
Salt Lake City's Hathenbruck presents Everything Ships From The Warehouse, a 13-minute video featuring Mitchell McIver, Caleb Flowers, Kenwood Merrifield-Nirva, Colin Brophy, Jake Flood, Paul Curtis, Joey Sandoval, Garrison Conklin, Ben Hannon, Cole Armstrong, Nate Long, Jeff Griffin, Andrew Aldridge, Levi Faust, and Cameron "Big Tuna" Parkinson. Good luck figuring out who's who though because filmer, Seamus Foster, couldn't be bothered to add titles. They all rip though.
Our friends at La Dolce Vita Social Club take us on another adventure on Sicily. This time to The Grand Hotel Lido and their blue banked paradise. Mauro Caruso brought along Martino Cattaneo, Aref Koushesh, and Jacopo Carozzi.
