Bradley Church: Weekend at PHXAM 2026 | Spot to Spot – The PLATFRM

Hit the heated streets of Phoenix, Arizona with one of the nicest, and freshest skaters in town—Bradley Church takes the crew around for a day (and a couple nights) of skating, going Spot to Spot.

Despite Cowtown’s PHXAM coming to town for the 24th annual event, Bradley found the time to give us the royal treatment and unveil a few of his favorite places to stack when he wasn’t in contest mode. And if you’ve seen any of his parts, you know he has the goods. One city, four spots, nearly a dozen clips and the nicest tour guide you can ask for.

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Caine Gayle | The Nine Club #402

Caine Gayle discusses how a kid from Florida ends up on Color Skateboards, getting on Prime Skateboards, making the decision to ride for A-Team or Plan B, rage quitting DC Shoes, being the first skateboarder on Nixon Watches, Kareem Campbell asking him to ride for Axion Footwear, the tail end of his skate career, riding for City Stars and much more!

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Channel Nine – Quasi Skateboards video, Ronnie Kessner, Andy Anderson in studio

Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Andy Anderson sits in with Chris Roberts and the Nine Club to talk about his short film “The Shape of Paris” directed by Brett Novak, April skateboards “RONNIE KESSNER” part review, Budget Or Buttery, Quasi Skateboards video “Hard Reset”, taking calls from The Channel Nine Hotline and much more!

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We Are Skateboarders: A Mental Health Transformation. – Documentary

Ride Channel was happy to give this documentary some additional exposure in hopes that its story can help someone struggling with mental health.

“We Are Skateboarders: A Mental Health Transformation” is an autobiographical, experimental documentary that uncovers the story behind filmmaker Ben Duffy’s first breakout film We Are Skateboarders—and the 15-year mental health battle that followed.

At just 19 years old, Ben created a film that became the second most viewed skateboarding documentary in history, behind Dogtown and Z-Boys. But as the film gained momentum, Ben’s life unraveled. Living with undiagnosed bipolar disorder, complex PTSD, trauma, and overwhelming pressure, he began a journey that forced him to redefine what success really means.

This raw and deeply personal documentary follows Ben as he finally steps into therapy, faces long-buried pain, and transforms suffering into creativity, healing, and self-compassion.
It’s a story about skateboarding, yes—but even more, it’s a story about mental health, resilience, and rebuilding a life.

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