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Episodes
50 episodes
Nine 4 Cupid With Caleb Barnett
#26 is with Detroit's very own Mr. Caleb Barnett aka lil tut!Recently going pro for Hockey, we talk all that good skate shit you wanna hear. I asked Caleb about filming for recent videos like "Hockey X" and James Cruickshank's ...
The Value Of Criticism With Jerry Hsu
Episode 25 features artist, art director, photographer, and (of course) skateboarder Jerry Hsu.This episode is an extra special one for me due to my personal fandom of Jerry's work. From watching his Stay Gold b-sides nearly 10...
On Yoshi's Island With Genesis Evans
For this episode, I sent it to Brooklyn to record with Genesis and play a couple hours of smash!Genny's early YouTube videos, Lurknyc parts, and tricks in Johnny Wilson edits had such a huge influence on me coming up i...
Project Mayhem With Lucien Smith
I took the 6 to Chinatown, to the STP offices, to kick it with Lu! There were many interviews out there covering Lucien's past and early acclaim in the fine art world. However, I wanted this conversation to revolve around what would br...
Endurance Training With Ryan Lay
Ryan is a professional skateboarder currently riding for Sci-Fi Fantasy. We speak about his time at Enjoi, years at Welcome, and making the decision to make the move to Sci-Fi. His level of honesty on how volatile the skate industry can be w...
Bridging Arts Age Gap With Milah Libin
Milah is the Editor in Chief/Publisher of Dizzy Books and Dizzy MagazineGrowing up in Brooklyn, NY, Milah noted that she has been exposed to art her whole life. Early forms of her personal art took the form of the writing and poetry she...
Practicing Presence & Gratitude With Saji Abude
“My first time on a podcast. Real grateful to have a safe place for open and honest reflection. The pacing we hold ourselves to doesn’t usually allow for that, so thank you for providing this space, Daniel. Got to talk about a lot of aspects of...
A Love For Problem Solving With Abraham of AINT WET
Did this interview on location with Abe in his Redhook studio space. Abe has been co-running AINT WET for nearly a decade. AINT WET is a MTA/Subterranean inspired brand based in NYC and is one of Abe’s major passion projects. Addit...
Flip In Grinds & Crop Tops With Myles de Courcy
Residing in Orange Country or what she refers to as "the asshole of Southern California" (lmao), Myles and I did this episode over the phone last week. Myles's "Introduction" part for There skateboards just released this week so I was hyped to ...
Getting Back To Your Roots With Sagan Lockhart
Chatted with Sagan for awhile while he was on a long drive to a meeting. Business bitch shit. Since skating and Odd Future defined the zeitgeist when I was 16, we discussed those origin stories and what those times were like a decade ago. Worki...
An Unassuming Cellar Door With Louis Shannon
Back from a bit of a break! I’m excited to bring you this episode with my friend Louis Shannon. My man loves to dabble! From skateboarding, to playing music, screen printing, to cars…his interests/ventures are quite eclectic. Louis runs a galle...
Trusting Your Instincts With Christopher Currence
Georgia born Christopher Currence is a photographer, videographer, and filmmaker living in NYC. We speak about him living between Georgia and the Virgin Islands, early influences, getting into art, then eventually getting into Pratt and moving ...
The Adoration Of Plushies With Shana Sadeghi-Ray
Shana is a Boston born artist living in NYC. Sitting down and learning about her creative process was so eye opening for me! In the digital age we live in, it was captivating to learn that the majority of the design work Shana does is through p...
A Long Winded Ode To NY With Ted Barrow
Zoom granted the ability to "sit down" and chat with (perhaps) the father of social media skate cynicism Ted Barrow. He may hate me saying that, if this reigns true Ted let me know and I'll edit lol. Yes yes, we discuss Feedback_ts but this con...
At Playground Coffee Shop With Zenat Begum
For this episode I went to Bedstuy, Brooklyn to meet Zenat Begum at Playground Coffee Shop. Zenat is the owner and founder of this Brooklyn coffee shop. This is not your ordinary place to grab coffee as it also runs a radio station/recording st...
Q&A With Dylan Solomon Kraus
Went to Brooklyn, NY, to meet with Dylan and spend an afternoon in his apartment/studio. Dylan is a talented and thoughtful painter/artist with a keen love for nature. We speak about his roots in art and tattooing, but the conversation dips int...
In The Lower With Beatrice Domond
Coming up in Florida, Beatrice picked up skating at a young age and never stopped! She speaks on her experience in skating as being one of a 90's feel. Sending in a tape to Strobeck, it getting into the hands of Dill, and getting flowed directl...
Somewhere In Connecticut With Philip Post
Before this episode I picked up some of Phil's new samples, then headed to his home in Connecticut. We sat in his room, I threw the mic between us, and we talked for a couple hours as we looked through his new samples and designs! He told...
Outside Of Antilogy With Jim Moore
Visited Antilogy, in Kingston New York, to meet with its creator and founder Jim Moore! Antilogy is a screen printing shop that Jim started over 15 years ago. Antilogy has gone from just him printing in a small shop to being on its fifth ...
Words From A Rooftop With MelTheKing (Melchizedek Gayle)
My friend, the talented photographer, Mel and I sat on a rooftop in Brooklyn and recorded a conversation! We spoke about the years he spent in Connecticut, Florida, and eventually moving to New York. He talks about his passion for graphic desig...
A Morning With Ethan Scott Barnett
Drove to the African Roots Center in Kingston to interview Ethan! We delve into Ethan's childhood, skating, and many years in academia. Ethan and I discuss facets of race, gender, queerness, and mental health. We get into moving to NYC, p...
An Evening With Estiee
Met up at Good Co and then zoomed up to Dyckman to talk with Estiee! We talk about his early days living in Arizona, always being around/working on music, and eventually starting to rap in high school. We discuss shit clicking for him, starting...
A Morning With Greg Navarro
Took the fuckin' 2, I think, uptown to talk shop with my boy Greg! We discuss growing up skating and him naturally gravitating to filming. His influences from going to Art and Design high school and collective "Muddguts". We breakdown his creat...
