Manny Santiago takes you through the process of his Varial Heelflip 5-0 at the Clipper Hubba!
Ishod Wair’s New 93 Duro Lock-In Classics – Spitfire Wheels
Ishod Wair breaks down the details and backstory on how his custom Lock-In Classic shape came to be. Now available in both 93 and 99 Duros. Available in skate shops worldwide.
Jeff DeChesare | The Nine Club #405
Jeff DeChesare discusses where the nickname JeffWon Song came from, how he started doing crazy tricks & doing them consistently down big spots, thinking Plan B hitting him up was an April fools joke, feeling the vibe from the industry, inward heel down Hollywood High 16, witnessing his friend Tony Willie fall from a huge 3 story roof, his Jarritos sponsor, Triple flip down the triple set and much more!
Nike SB | SNKRS Talking Shop | Bluetile Skateshop
Talking Shop with Bluetile Skateshop featuring Irving Juarez, David Toole and the Columbia, SC fam.
Slick Bottoms with Ishod, Kyle, Jack & Patrick – REAL
Slick bottoms have been part of REAL’s history since the early 90s, and the team is still backing them today.
Ishod, Kyle, Jack, and Patrick talk about why they like skating slicks and what makes them different.
New REAL slick bottom boards are available now at your local skateshop!
This Prefab Park Built a Skate Career | Maurio McCoy: Sacred Spots – Santa Cruz
Maurio McCoy brings us back to his hometown of Reading, PA to learn the lore of his OG local park Stonecliffe. We talk how the park shaped his street skating, what the older homies instilled in Maurio as a young skater and hit the new Reading park to wrap things up. Roll through the new Reading Skatepark if you are in the area!
CHANNEL NINE: Torey Pudwill back on Plan B, Chad Caruso, Kyle Eggen Creature part
Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Vincent Alvarez joins Chris Roberts and the Nine Club to talk about Torey Pudwill back on Plan B Skateboards with his new part “Welcome Home Torey”, Budget Or Buttery, The Retail Report featuring Vu Skateshop in Baltimore MD, Kyle Eggen’s Creature Fiend part, FaceTime with Chad Caruso skating across America, Keenan Lewis’ part “IRL” and much more!
VILLAGE PM Takes a NEW Approach to Skate Shoes… Are they good? – TOM ASTA
Tom Asta skates and gives his thoughts on Village PM Skate Shoes. This brand is focusing on progressive skate footwear with a functional design. But the question is… How do they actually skate??
David Gravette’s Young Gusher Experience | Fuzzy Fiends Ep.03 – CREATURE
Gravette takes to us a memorable moment from his youth when he learned the reality of rail skating and the death defying possibilities it holds. Hold on to your britches and listen in on the 3rd and final episode of Gravette’s Fuzzy Fiend Tales.
$100 Chill with Josh Sabini – SKATE JAWN
Spend $100 with Australian skate journalist Josh Sabini as he experiences New York, American candy, and Tompkins for the first time.
Dylan Jaeb “Debut” Part, Mutate Or D*E video – Channel Nine
Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Chris Roberts and the Nine Club talk about the “Mutate Or D*e” video, The Retail Report featuring 35th North in Seattle WA, Budget Or Buttery, Dylan Jaeb’s “Debut” part for Quasi Skateboards and much more!
Manny Santiago: Reconnecting with Puerto Rico Through Skateboarding | Portraits – The PLATFRM
Born in Puerto Rico, Manny Santiago moved to the United States with his family around age 5. He makes it clear that his upbringing in Lowell, Massachusetts, introduced him to skateboarding—and his life’s passion.
Manny splits his time between the U.S. and Puerto Rico and built a professional career on a skateboard, creating space and cultivating a scene for skateboarding to flourish on the island has become part of his life’s calling. In 2011, he organized the first Prince of Puerto Rico skate contest.
Portraits explores Manny Santiago’s early life in Lowell and chronicles his present-day life in Puerto Rico. Find out who were the biggest influences in his humble beginnings—from his first skate crew to his lifelong friendship with Dave Bachinsky. Then travel to the island with Manny to see where he rediscovered his Puerto Rican roots, made new connections, and started a movement to get local kids rolling into the professional ranks alongside him.