Julian Lewis | The Nine Club #410

Julian Lewis discusses being born in Korea and adopted into a family in Connecticut, moving to Long Beach to skate with his friends, cold-emailing random skate company’s as a kid, paying a filmer $60 for his first sponsor-me part, how Mike Sinclair and his Analog part got him on Foundation, finding out he got on Foundation from an Instagram post, Corey Glick calling him “kind of weird,” getting on Etnies through Aiden Campbell, recording skate sounds for EA Skate, working at Long Beach Skate and much more!

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20 Years of Torment | The David Gravette Story – CREATURE

In the early 2000’s, a young David Gravette was one of the first to join the newly resurrected Creature ranks. Two decades later, he’s become one of the most recognizable and relentless Fiends in Creature history – leaving behind a trail of eye-shattering video parts, impossible terrain, questionable decisions, brutal slams, and some of the heaviest skateboarding we’ve ever witnessed.

20 Years of Torment looks back at two decades of Gravette riding for Creature. Through his career highs, the injuries, the comebacks, the tours, the video parts, and everything that happened along the way, one thing has never changed: Gravette has always done it his own way. Featuring 20 years of archival footage, stories from Family, Friends, and Fiends, and plenty of Torment along the way. Cheers to Gravs for 20 Years Bleeding Black & Green!

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Downtime With Rowan Zorilla – Quartersnacks

Way back in 2023 – one of those lifetimes in the skateboard landscape – Quartersnacks covered the baseball game release party of Rowan last shoe. They spoke with Rowan about a few topics including the tricks he did on his favorite double-set, considering the video a sort of mini “Favorite Spot,” with plans to do something longer form with him in the future.

Blink and it’s been three years since. A lot has changed – with skateboarding, the world, and Rowan.

Rowan himself promoting his Z3 Vans pro model while recovering from a torn ACL and recently becoming a new father. In the middle of all this (or perhaps because of it?), the opportunity to make-do on their loose promise to shoot a more involved thing arose. When you’re hurt, time becomes a whole different thing, its passage slowing to excruciating levels. It seemed like a perfect opportunity for the pilot of a potential (if anyone else is down to hang) new series. Consider this a nod to the classic 411 “Day In The Life” format that every other platform has been riffing on for decades, but we specifically check in on skaters when they’re not able to (or don’t want to) …skate.

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Sit Down | Egoitz Bijueska

Egoitz Bijueska sits down with Marc Churchill in Rome to talk progression, contest nerves, changing up his line, and a few new tricks he might have up his sleeve.

After putting down one of the highest-scoring runs of the competition in Rome 2025, Egoitz returns with more confidence, a completely new line, and the same approach: skate fast, do good tricks, and make the run.

Get to know Egoitz in the latest Sit Down from WST World Cup Rome 2026.

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Deedz Galasso Never Stops Grinding – Epicly Later’d

Didrik ‘Deedz’ Galasso is a half Norwegian half Brazilian skater who can grind anything. He has a unique vision on what is possible in street skating, and a commitment like no other. He also knows how to take a slam. This episode of Epicly Later’d shares his story through the eyes of his friends and family, documenting some of his darker moments, and overcoming his struggles with mental health.

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