Author: Zac

Watch Eric Koston skate to back up his WKND pro deck announcement.

OOOOOOOhhhhhhhhh….

Evan Smith’s ‘A Tour of its Own’ goes international with an epic adventure to the streets of Japan. Check out the skating that went down featuring Evan, Wes Kremer, Tristan Funkhouser and Cyril Jackson.

He doesn’t do interviews every month but Mark Gonzales has been sharing some words with Robert Brink over at a site called Be-Street this week, revealing some interesting memoirs and observations.

Head over there to hear his thoughts on his favourite era of deck shapes, looking back to stories with Lance Mountain, his dislike of H-Street back in the day, board and truck innovation, artwork and appreciating life:

“Well, sometimes I gotta learn how to appreciate the people that support me and the people I have around me. You gotta learn to tell them you love them and thank them for helping you because no person can succeed without the people that believe in them or help them.”

Click the photo for the full interview.

The latest installment from Brixton Beach crew, BMT is up and they are living the dream down there, as ever. Harrison and co made a nicely painted yellow curb for more beach games lately, so look out for that the next time you roll through.

For more info on what’s going on with the planning application committee hearing for Thrayle House, head to Friends of Stockwell and support them by buying a shirt.

Tombo Colabraro’s released an old bunch of footage overnight featuring a tight crew of Kevin Rodrigues, Gregoire Cuadrado, Roman Gonzalez, Hjalte Halberg, Carlos Cardenosa, Luidgi Gaydu and Alex Pires skating Las Palmas, Gran Caneria in April of 2014.

Sam Taylor’s exotic, eye-popping art is featured in a new web doc by the LB Project today. Press play to see inside his Camberwell home where colourful magic happens in illustration form for the likes of NME, Vice etc these days.

As a skateboarder who is currently injured and needed instant NHS assistance recently from a seriously painful slam, I’m totally behind junior doctors if they feel they need support, 100%.

Our country doesn’t need demoralised and exhausted doctors, those on the front line need help and backing all week, all weekend, every month, all year. They give everything they have to those in need that no Tory government official could possibly even think of offering, and that is compassion – ready to embrace anyone, without prejudice. True heroes.

If you skate in England tonight and need emergency assistance, be aware that 78% of junior doctors are not there for you for a damn good reason but someone has to fight for the cause.

Thanks to all those wonderful people who help us when we go down.