Skating is like… Yoga
“When you step onto your board or your mat, you enter into a zone where time no longer exists.”
“When you step onto your board or your mat, you enter into a zone where time no longer exists.”
Mason Padilla talks about life in DC, making the move to SF, involvement with Carpet, and much more in his issue 71 interview.
From hitting an abandoned waterpark to handling business at a couple of spots around Albany, Cooper tells the stories of some epic sessions.
Bring a Can, Skate a Can – A Food drive and can jam put on by Skate Jawn and Village Psychic in collaboration with Vans
Cold Bowl 2022 by Redbull at Wharton street Warehouse photos by Sean Bendon, video by Marcus Waldron
Jesse Clayton walks us through the history of Pops Skatepark as well as its recent makeover.
We sat down with Shawn to discuss art, skating, living with Parkinson’s, and more. Originally seen in issue 70.
“I want to be a part of the chain of skateboarding history that helps remind people where we came from and why it’s so fucking rad now.”
“Taking photos of the two made me realize there is a deeper connection to music and skating.”
Tyler Storm Brady tells the story of him and his crew seizing an opportunity to skate a pool in Richmond after seven years of waiting.