World Skate SIT DOWN: Vincent Milou

Vincent Milou has walked skateboarding’s current highwire act better than most. Mainstream skateboarding media is currently preaching to ever-smaller congregations about what constitutes legitimacy in this tastemaking sphere of youth culture; meanwhile, contests flourish in a post-Covid era.

Sponsors want their skateboarders to do the impossible- to broadcast and narrowcast them at the same time. As something clearly has to give there- and with the tide going against cool-guy culture in this day and age of inclusion- Vincent has just recently resolved a longstanding board sponsor limbo.

He returned to Rome for WST World Cup 2025 in order to reclaim his position as the crowd’s darling everywhere he goes.

Marc Churchill sat down to get a sense of where France’s highest-ranked Street skateboarder (30th) on the WST is at in his life and skating right at this moment in time.

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INTRUDERS Ep. 8 Featuring Eric Dressen – CREATURE Skateboards

Hitz tracks down skateboard royalty for a very special guest INTRUDERS, none other than Eric Dressen! Your average “wall board” show THIS IS NOT – but rather a “what the f@ck is that?” ”what dimensions are that shape?” “What went down on that deck?” And “who did those graphics?”… monocle-worthy items if you will? Let’s just say there will be some heavy lifting! With Creature’s Sam Hitz spearheading the show, INTRUDERS promises to have notes of obnoxiousness and left-field questioning that will make board collectors of the world cringe. Yet unable to look away, like a wreck on the highway.

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Steve Caballero – Life at 60: Still Creating and Ripping | Portraits – Platfrm

You know him for his impact on skateboarding culture, but are you up to speed with everything else that makes up the life of Steve Caballero? At 60 years young, Cab sat down with us to talk about it all. He describes how his mastery of the wooden toy has ultimately led him to seek out new hobbies to keep growing. Although he skated in the final, farewell edition of the famed Combi Pool Party, Cab admits that he has spent much less time competing in recent years—and that’s just fine with him. This shift has opened up room for more motocross, art, and, of course, music in his life. If you didn’t already know about Cab’s first band, Faction, you’ve got some catching up to do. Since COVID, his new band, Urethane, has been in full swing with a full album and tour dates. Go deep into the current happenings of Steve Caballero in this episode of Portraits.

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Danny Gonzalez | The Nine Club #376

Danny Gonzalez discusses moving from San Antonio to San Francisco to follow his dream of being a pro skateboarder, learning the hard way not be the home town hero, one wheel manuals, doing freestyle when he was younger, the kickflip melon down Wallenberg, being intimidated going on Globe tours with Rodney Gershon & Chet, quitting skating professionally after re-hurting his knee, getting back into skating & doing the upside down wallride, the new release of his Gas Mask Chapman deck and much more!

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Thunder T2 Truck Review with Ben DeGros | Skateboarding Review

In this video, we link up with Ben Degros for a deep dive into the brand new Thunder T2 Trucks. Known for his honest, in-depth gear breakdowns, Ben puts the latest Thunder Trucks to the test with a full product review that covers everything from turning radius to weight to grind feel. Whether you’re a Thunder loyalist or just curious about what’s new in the skateboarding world, this review delivers the details you actually care about.

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The Nine Club – Bad Trip, Wilson Chaves, Balenciaga Skate Shoe? – 7/10/25

In episode #84 Daniel Castillo sits in with Chris Roberts and the Nine Club to discuss “Bad Trip” A Skateboarding Film by Beyond Medals, Balenciaga’s skate shoe, Wilson Chaves “Impossible Dream” Part, Budget Or Buttery, “Bad For The Bones” Ibu Sanyang & Lucien Genand, “Down Here” Indy in Australia, Nyjah 4 Nike SB Shoe and much more!

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Braden Hoban on Early YMCA Sessions, Van Tours, and Pro Shoe | Then/Now – Platfrm

Growing up in Encinitas, California—surrounded by skateparks and local rippers—Braden Hoban was perfectly positioned to become the powerhouse skater he is today. In this Now/Then interview, he takes us from his first shop board at McGill’s to the two-year process behind his pro model shoe with Emerica. As a grom, Braden’s go-to spot was the Encinitas YMCA, where he honed his skills on rails and hubbas that laid the groundwork for his street style. Now, the same skaters he once watched in videos—like Leo Romero and Jeremy Leabres—are his crew for van tours. Braden has made a smooth progression from hometown sessions to riding with his heroes.

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