Sunday, April 07, 2024

Chipped with José Vadi. April 7, 2024. Mostly Skateboarding Podcast.

This week, Templeton Elliott, Mike Munzenrider, and Patrick Kigongo are talking to author José Vadi about his new book, Chipped. Listen here and subscribe on iTunes or Spotify.


Ben Sanchez skating the bump in Mouse
Geoff Rowley in Sorry
Julio De La Cruz on Clyde Singleton's podcast
The Skateboard Pavilion and Other Art That Skaters Might Like by Sam Korman
Cole Nowicki's Simple Magic
Edward Devera's 411VM Profile

This week, José Vadi is stoked on entering a #ballislife spring with ncaa and nba going full tilt, Cole Nowicki’s new book that’s out now and their reading together in Berkeley, and Creative Growth, a dope nonprofit in Oakland who has an exhibit at SF MOMA. They also did a sick collab with Alltimers a few years back
Patrick is stoked on Spitfire Wheels, The Clash’s Sandinista, NCAA tournament, Arsenal at the top of the Premier League, and Going to Japan next week. RIP James Hardy
Mike is stoked on Zach Harris’s appearance on The Longform Podcast from last week.
Templeton is stoked on Spring and sharp knives.
Posted by Templeton at 5:00 AM

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Great discussion and excellent guest this week.

Loved the SGV talk, but Chaffey is in the I.E. (the High School is in Ontario and College in Rancho Cucamonga).

Bassett is an unincorporated zone next to La Puente. Given the I.E. J.P. Jadeed shout out, and Jose repping this area, I was surprised to not hear Basset’s finest Justin Guillen’s name mentioned.

Referential Viewing:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oDxtJwPOANY

Thanks again!
-Tomas

5:24 PM
Justin said...

This was a fascinating episode. I like the discussion of places, spaces, and spots.

Patrick is right. We need the 2024 version of Slap. Or maybe not. Sometimes things only worked in a specific time and place. It sucks that Slap might not work today. Heck, even a Transworld Stance wouldn't be the worst thing ever.

The music in skate videos today is fine except when it isn't. JK. It all sucks. Nah, it feels like occasionally bands I really dig a lot have been popping up in videos. I do think using big time hits from the 1990s does not ever work and that seems to happen often, but it might be the music the skaters grew up and recall from a young age. You can always count on FA using sloppy cover songs, too.

1:55 PM

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