The dudes at TypicalCulture.com always have something good going on. This week they did an interview with Shane Cox, and it’s definitely blogworthy material. Oh, and here is a product review they did on our urethane a long time ago that we forgot to post. Photos below by Brian Walnum and Ray Zimmerman. Three thumbs up for Shane!
Steve Olson recently interviewed Gareth Stehr for the latest issue of JUICE Magazine. We suggest that you pick up a copy and check it out because Steve has a bitchin way of interviewing skaters that really reveals how much they love skating. There are some rad never-before-seen photos of Gareth, too. He also talks about his art, what it was like growing up skating in New Zealand, and how he paid his own way to the United States to embark on his journey to skate every day.
The boys over at SLAP Magazine sat Mr. Coakley down for a little chat. Click the image below to read Kevin’s interview as he discusses the new Blueprint video, being the first American dude on the British brand, and why he’s got so much love for Boston. Kevin is cool.
The fine folks over at 2HeadedHorse present to you this visual delight starring Broadcaster Patrick Melcher. Can you find Waldo Gareth? And if you roll like Melcher, you get interviewed for GQ and shiz. Check his Gentleman Quarterly interview here.
If you haven’t had a chance to check some of Nolan’s semi-recent coverage from The Skateboard Mag, we highly suggest that you do. Nolan now lives in Seattle, and eats copious amounts of candy and soda to stay healthy and strong for the rigors of the skate season. Long after the other shredders fall off the charts due to alcoholism or discouragement, Nolan will still be skating (and doing it how he wants to) and still having fun. Read more over at theskateboardmag.com >>
A while back Juxtapoz featured this great interview between Ed Templeton and Kelly D. Williams. Do your eyeballs a favor and travel yonder to Juxtapoz.com to read the full thing…
Jarrod Bryan is a good friend and gifted designer that has done work for the likes of Rasa Libre, Science Skateboards, and Broadcast Wheels. The crew over at Science in the UK posted this rad little interview. If you’re at work right now and want to read something so that you look busy, read this.
