Starting in part one of Timeline, where Chris Joslin paints a portrait of his endeavor to film a street video part while traveling the world for contests, part two takes a drastic demeanor change.
Akio Homma on Instant Skateshop and the future of Japanese Skateboarding – Kona Spotlight
During SLS’ time in Tokyo they swung by Instant Skateshop to catch up with Akio Homma on why he opened up the shop, what he remembers about a young Yuto Horigome, and the future of Japanese Skateboarding.
Hanging Out With Andrew Huberman, Skateboarder Turned Neuroscientist – JENKEM
Andrew Huberman is a neuroscientist who exploded in popularity through his podcast, where he breaks down complex science topics in a digestible way. If you’ve tuned in before, you may have also heard inklings about Andrew’s skateboarding past. Jenkem was curious to learn more about it and see the guy outside of the stuffy podcast studio they’re accustomed to, to get a sense of what he’s like when he’s not “on.” After a couple of texts, Andrew invited us over to his home in LA, where we were welcome to attempt his sauna and cold plunge, check out his old mags, and muck around his backyard.
Josh Kalis | The Nine Club #349
Josh Kalis discusses moving back to Michigan, why his dad didn’t like skateboarding, skating Love Park for the first time, Jamie Thomas hooking him up with Invisible Skateboards then Toy Machine, filming for his Toy Machine “Heavy Metal” part, going to EMB for the first time, almost riding for Real Skateboards but got on Alien Workshop instead, the DC Super Tour, run skate chill, why he left Alien Workshop, getting ownership in DGK, building his indoor park and much more!
$100 Chill with Kyle Wilson – SKATEJAWN
SKATEJAWN traveled to London for a day with Kyle Wilson to skate Southbank, play some ping pong, and get a haircut in this special episode of £100 Chill.
The Platfrm Portraits: Georgia Martin Talks Skateboarding, Growth, and Industry Change
Recently transplanting from North Carolina to Long Beach, CA, Georgia Martin is feeling settled into her new life and is nothing short of excited to take on the next chapter. A true street skater, take Georgia to a new spot and watch her creativity go to work. She has a great approach to trick selections and knows what it takes to put a line together. So, what’s her secret? Hard, honest work. Georgia has been on the board for years making videos with her friends growing up, but as of late she has been cruising with the Toy Machine crew and filming on a level she never expected. Recognizing the shift in the industry to make more space for women to succeed, she plans to do her part by staying focused and skating.
NEW BOARD SHAPE & INVERTED KINGPIN UPDATE! – TOM ASTA
Todays video I update you on where I’m at with my custom Santa Cruz Skateboards shape and how I’ve been feeling on the Thunder Trucks Inverted Kingpins! Restock of Pants & other apparel coming soon to https://tomastaskate.com – Tom Asta
Platfrm Timeline Featuring Chris Joslin: Legacy Over Results | Episode 1
Building upon a two-part series in Portraits in which Chris Joslin gives an intimate look at his family origins, adulthood, the challenges of being a pro skater, raising two children, and everything else that comes with growth, Joslin now brings us up to speed in Timeline.
Tom Penny Story – iDabble VM
Tom Penny being the legend he is. From issue 11 of Dabble Video Mag.
What’s In The Bag… Marcello Campanello – JENKEM
After Marcello’s European journey to wind down Summer JENKEM linked up with him when he returned to his hometown of Queens to get the rundown on all his travel essentials and do some skating.
Ronnie Kessner | The Nine Club # 348
Ronnie Kessner discusses growing up in Jersey, was about 4 years old when he tried to do tricks on his skateboard, calling his mom after Shane asked him to be a part of April Skateboards, ankle surgery, getting on New Balance, turning pro for April Skateboards and much more!
CORE: Familia Skateboard Shop Keeps the Juice Flowing
Tap in with the shop crew in this episode of Core Familia Skate for true insider insight on how to create a community, and check out their new all-in-one facility. Over the years there have been three different retail locations around Minneapolis, but now they have brought the shop to the park for a permanent home. OG and owner Steve Nesser has two things to say about: “Having everything under one roof has been a night and day difference,” and “The goal has always been to juice it up.” This is how you support skateboarding.