Author: Zac

It’s not often you see Mark Gonzales and Natas together but check this interview with Natas interviewing Gonz about skateboarding over the years. These guys changed skateboarding for the better, forever. Must watch.

Sebo Walker put down his knife, fork and spoon and waxed up a ledge in Rome for a session in this new clip from A Brief Glance.

Legendary street skater Ray Barbee speaks this week on his new Vans part, his music skills, his work on a new book, photography and much more in this new video interview.

BRIGHT MINDS // RAY BARBEE “THINGS TAKE TIME” from Dahahm Choi on Vimeo.

BRIGHT MINDS // RAY BARBEE, PART TWO “THE PURE JOY” from Dahahm Choi on Vimeo.

=Get hyped on the fact that Aaron ‘Jaws’ Homoki is about to drop some hammers at the DC Embassy this week.

Aaron Homoki | Preview from THE DC EMBASSY on Vimeo.

Crayon have released Liverpool ripper Andy ‘Evs’ Evans Five Year section today for your viewing pleasure. Hats off the Crayon for delivering the goods for so long. Press play for Evs and some cameo footage of his buddy Charlie Birch.

Andy ‘Evz’ Evans in Five Years from Crayon Skateboards on Vimeo.

James Harris & Josh Perrett took a drive down the M32 to meet up with Andy Coleman, Caradog Emanuel, Jess Young, Nicky Howells and Korahn Gayle for an afternoon of fun. They came back with a quick edit that ended with a hurricane.

Ph: Paul McConnach

Tom Shimming takes a trip via many of Glasgow’s street spots in this new video edit released over the weekend for Iron Giraffe. This edit shot by Paul McConnach, Mark Maloney and Scott Pearce celebrates the upcoming 25th anniversary of Clan Skates who have announced a Game of Skate on Saturday 17th August at the Riverside Transport Museum in Glasgow and a Kelvingrove Jam. If you are local, don’t miss these.

Clan has been around as long as we have been skateboarding, so hats off to everyone involved for their commitment to keep skateboarders stocked with goods, it’s an incredible achievement.

The Long Live Southbank campaign moves into yet another week, this time with a new video edit launched this morning from Henry Edwards-Wood and co behind the movement.

Whilst everyone awaits the decision made from Lambeth council regarding the Village Green status (in order to preserve the site itself for community use) a new open letter to the Southbank’s Artistic Director Jude Kelly in video form, alongside a letter regarding the process of the re-design of the new space that has is proposed to relocate skateboarders Hungerford Bridge has been issued.

Last night’s London premiere of Video Nasty hosted by Heroin Skateboards went down a storm. A full house descended in a back room joint in Hackey and walked out of there delighted with the end result. There will be a really average photo gallery tomorrow as my camera decided to commit suicide on the night but here’s a birds eye view from Rogie’s cockpit for now.