Category: Interview

Chris Cole – Stop And Chat | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts

We Stop And Chat with Chris Cole to discuss getting back on Zero Skateboards, how long it took to treflip Wallenberg, the song he didn’t want to skate to, his trick down the Love gap getting leaked to YouTube, his board setup, Fallen Footwear, what skating with his kid is like, fifteen minutes of unused footage and much more!

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Nine Club EXPERIENCE #113 – MUSKA Skateboards, Pedro Delfino, Girl Skateboards

We discuss Girl Skateboards “Nervous Circus”, Tony Hawk Skates the Warehouse from THPS 1+2 In Real Life, Pedro Delfino’s “Spitfire” Part, Converse Cons Presents Louie Lopez in “Lola”, Deedz’s “Føkk Dude” Part, Kellen James’ “Sk8mafia” Part, MUSKA Skateboards, Tony Hawk Milk-Twist, Versace selling complete skateboards for $795 on their site and much more!

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Tim Gavin – Stop And Chat | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts

We Stop And Chat with Tim Gavin to discuss the first time he met Jeron Wilson, getting on Girl Skateboards, his son is now into skating, living with Jeron in the valley, selling product back in the day, starting DVS being his friends “boss”, in a hotel room calling Rodney Mullen with everyone passing the phone around to quit, what made him essentially quit skating and much more!

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Mikey Taylor – Stop And Chat | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts

We Stop And Chat with Mikey Taylor to discuss how much he’s skating these days, being dropped from DC Shoes, how he dealt with not being a pro skater anymore, why he started SOVRN Skateboards, his board setup, his madness of feeling sketchy on his board through his whole career, why people should have a tax strategist and a CPA, his real estate investment projects through his company Commune Capital, why most pro skaters are probably living check to check and much more!

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MIKEY TAYLOR: Spend Less Than You Make | World of X Games

During the first decade of the 2000s, the name Mikey Taylor was synonymous with clean street lines, misplacing huge endorsement checks in the house and being one of the first skateboarders ever to sign with Rob Dyrdek’s fledgling Street League. Then he started an investment company. It’s not the typical path out of skateboarding and Mikey fully acknowledges that. In fact, he’s kept one foot in the skateboarding world to help fellow pro skateboarders be smarter with their money. And along the way, Mikey’s taken his talents for investing and spread the word through social media.

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