As part of their latest collab, our friends at Skullcandy asked us to go deep on the Baker Musical Universe, so we hit up Andrew Reynolds, Shane Heyl, and Kevin “Spanky” Long for the backstories on ...

If you keep up with skateboarding in New York City, chances are you’ve seen something about the Tompkins Square Park Hell Ride over the past month. Built by John Francomacaro and friends, it began as ...

Carts of Darkness is a documentary film that follows a crew of homeless men who race shopping carts down steep hills in Vancouver, British Columbia. Shot in 2008, it looks like hillbombing mixed with ...

Skateboarding in New York City has been pretty slow the last couple of years. Sure, there are a lot of new, talented transplants making their mark, but where’s the next generation of born and bred NYC ...

Green soapstone, limestone, honeycomb calcite, pipestone. What do these rocks have to do with each other? Nothing really, but in the hands of Louis Sarowsky, aka Lurker Lou, this stone cocktail can be ...

Many filmers have made their mark on New York City skateboarding throughout the years, but very few were as prolific in the 2010s as Lurknyc, AKA Nick VonWerssowetz. But that was five years and two ...

Over the years, Chris Sterling has amassed an archive of thousands of photos highlighting forgotten skate moments from average skaters in the 80s and 90s. In the grand scheme of skateboarding’s ...

If you pulled the pin on a grenade and forgot to throw it, there’s a chance you’d still be able to count the people who have been in a Thrasher video over 600 times on your charred fingers. Because ...

Back in 2017, Transworld posted a YouTube video showing New York’s Nike SB crew building and skating a DIY in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. With overgrown trees and ballooning concrete, the spot ...

Let’s face it. The skateboarding industry has done a pretty terrible job documenting women’s skateboarding throughout the years. Scattered like a buck shot, the interviews, small circulation zines, ...

Picture this: It’s 2007, the iPhone just dropped, the Transformers trailer is relentlessly showing on TV, and skateboarding is facing an onslaught of corporate opportunity. It’s a dream for some, like ...

1998. That’s the last year a woman turned pro for Toy Machine. And you just might recognize her name: Elissa Steamer. If you don’t know that name, I honestly don’t know how you found this website, but ...