Podcast appearances and mentions of anthony pappalardo

We're back and talking hardcore. This week, we're diving deep into one of the greatest cities in America: San Diego, CA. It's a scene with deep roots that shaped punk and hardcore worldwide. It's also my current hometown. I'm joined by Dan Sant, Rob Moran, and Anthony Pappalardo to get into it.Check the website for playlists, our links, and SMASH that Patreon button:185milessouth.comWe are on Substack (sometimes) writing about Punk and Hardcore:185milessouth.substack.comGet at me: 185milessouth@gmail.comIntro track: Take OffenseOutro track: House of SufferingBOS photo: @fugu_kapuSupport the show

Episode 96 with Bobby Puleo, skateboarder and artist from Clifton, New Jersey. Together we discussed his life and career, from growing up and picking up his first board in and around New Jersey to developing his art practice (among which picking up various discarded objects off the streets of New York), his iconic contributions to skateboarding culture and much more through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Charlie Butterly(06:17) – Jeff Pang(11:37) – German Nieves(13:39) – Jacob Rosenberg(22:20) – Tim Anderson(25:23) – Donny Barley(35:32) – Aaron Meza(42:16) – Shawn Mandoli(48:49) – Tobin Yelland (55:55) – Rich Jacobs (59:55) – Nicola White (01:07:19) – Chris Parkinson(01:09:45) – Waylon Bone(01:20:04) – Kris Markovich(01:27:56) – Soy Panday(01:33:21) – Eric Swisher (01:41:19) – Louie Barletta(01:43:41) – Jack Sabback (01:48:19) – Eli Gesner(01:56:02) – Kevin Marks(02:07:48) – Jack Palmiotti (02:11:10) – Ted Barrow (02:16:26) – Mathew McGrath(02:19:26) – Jay Maldonado(02:23:35) – Rich Adler(02:28:09) – Reese Forbes(02:36:33) – Kelly Bird(02:41:42) – Florian Schneider(02:52:02) – Aaron Szot (03:02:50) – Anthony Pappalardo (03:06:06) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Brain Drain Episode 46 with Toby Batchelor & Forde Brookfield

Episode 93 with Jacob Rosenberg, skateboarder and filmmaker from Palo Alto, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from crossing paths with Mike Ternasky at summer skate camp in the late 80's to working on the “Recording the ride” exhibition at the Museum of Moving Image (which opened in September 2024), releasing his new photo book “Right before my eyes” and everything in between through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro (01:25) – Stephanie Person(06:51) – Eddie Elguera (10:04) – Mark Whiteley(14:57) – Jeremy Wray(19:29) – Aaron Artis(22:56) – Colin McKay (24:09) – Pat Channita(27:47) – Brendan Spohn (34:52) – Aaron Meza(36:54) – Rick Ibaseta(40:17) – Ryan Fabry (42:51) – Tony Ferguson(46:35) – Greg Carroll(50:47) – Greg Hunt (01:01:02) – Bret Anthony Johnston (01:03:48) – Pete Thompson (01:08:12) – Anthony Pappalardo(01:14:02) – Tim Anderson(01:18:44) – Justin Girard(01:21:54) – Colin Kennedy(01:25:19) – Ronnie Bertino (01:28:49) – Will Harmon(01:30:09) – Damian Siguenza(01:35:02) – Pat Duffy(01:39:51) – Eric Swisher(01:45:01) – James Kelch(01:48:44) – Andrew Huberman(01:53:00) – Joseph Ternasky(01:59:05) – Ty Evans(02:04:57) – Michaela Ternasky Holland(02:07:41) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Episode 91 with Colin Read, skateboarder and filmmaker from Stuart, Florida.Together we discussed him growing up and starting skateboarding in Florida, breaking his pelvis at the age of 19 which led him to start filming his friends, moving to NYC at the age of 21 and living there ever since, making independent skate films throughout the 2010's among which “Mandible Claw” (2010), “Tengu: God of Mischief” (2013) and the cult classic “Spirit Quest” (2016), dealing with gnarly back issues which forced him to take a long break from filming skateboarding, transitioning into music videos (for Radiohead, Weezer or Glass Animals to name a few) and commercial film work (for Apple, Converse, Burberry…) and much more through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro (01:25) – Alex Fogt(14:47) – Matt Town(18:26) – Josh Stewart (23:29) – Steve Spence(25:36) – Steve Cockrell(26:47) – Jimmy Lannon(34:18) – Billy Rohan(39:27) – James Sayres (45:40) – Cosme Fernandez(50:11) – Jesse Narvaez(54:46) – Evan Borja (01:04:30) – Ian Williams and John Stanier from Battles(01:06:16) – Dylan Kammerer(01:16:45) – Drew Tetz (01:20:51) – Glen Fox(01:21:28) – Anthony Pappalardo(01:24:27) – Brian Downey(01:32:17) – Zach Moore(01:33:35) – Evan Kinori(01:35:01) – Joe Perrin(01:37:35) – John Lindsay(01:38:17) – Takahiro Morita(01:40:20) – Léo Valls(01:41:30) – Hiroki Muraoka(01:47:14) – James Coleman(01:51:31) – Nikola Racan(01:53:12) – Cole Giordano(01:59:46) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

YO! We are now in the 00s to talk about In My Eyes second and final LP, "Nothing To Hide" released in January of 2000. Dig in for lots of youth crew revival nostalgia!

Episode 82 with Amy Ellington, founder of KCDC Skateshop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Together we discussed her life and career, from growing up in Long Island, going to punk and hardcore shows as a teenager in the late 80's/early 90's, working as a party promoter for a few years until opening KCDC skateshop in 2001 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, running the shop for the last 23 years which has become a staple in NYC skate culture, and much more through surprise questions from friends of hers: Waylon Bone, Jaime Reyes, Eli Gesner, RB Umali, Jeremy Fish and Dylan Goldberger, Steve Rodriguez, Andre Razo, Anthony Pappalardo, Haylynn Conrad, Dave Waite from 35th Avenue Skateshop (Federal Way, WA), Dennis McNett, Jacob Sawyer from Slam City Skates (London), Andy Katz, Kelly Bird, Pat Smith, Alexis Papadopoulos, Vanessa Chiu, Borja Santiago and Pablo Garcia from Welcome Skateshop (Madrid), Brian Siswojo from 8FIVE2 shop (Hong Kong), Esteban Gomez, Abi Teixeira, Jake Keenan, Elisa Martini, Lindsey Byrnes, Erik Ellington and Benoit Gonsolin from Wall Street Skateshop (Lyon, France).(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Amy life recap(04:54) – Waylon Bone(08:27) – Jaime Reyes(10:44) – Eli Gesner  (12:50) – RB Umali(14:53) - Jeremy Fish and Dylan Goldberger(20:33) – Steve Rodriguez(21:20) – Andre Razo(25:49) – Anthony Pappalardo(26:58) – Haylynn Conrad(29:24) – Dave Waite(34:37) – Dennis McNett(38:52) – Jacob Sawyer(41:39) – Andy Katz(42:22) – Kelly Bird(43:49) – Pat Smith(47:18) – Alexis Papadopoulos(49:11) – Vanessa Chiu(51:23) – Borja Santiago and Pablo Garcia (53:23) – Brian Siswojo(55:30) – Esteban Gomez (56:15) – Abi Teixeira(56:42) – Jake Keenan(57:12) – Elisa Martini (59:11) – Lindsey Byrnes(01:02:43) – Erik Ellington(01:07:00) – Benoit Gonsolin (01:09:29) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

“By skaters, for skaters”-as it was then, so it is now at The Bones Brigade Audio Show! Welcome back to another cannonball straight into the Deep End of Nickelodeon's most notorious contribution to early nineties subculture, SK8-TV! Joining us in the studio for a part-by-part analysis of its fabled Episode 3 is none other than our good friend and returning special guest, the one and only Anthony Pappalardo. From Jim Thiebaud getting pummeled mid-interview by a bucket of water courtesy of Tommy Guerrero, to Lance Mountain getting his mouth duct-taped shut after drawing his own likeness on the bottom of Matt Lynn's foot, to Ray Underhill preaching skate safety from an RV window somewhere along a California mountain roadway, this episode delivers the goods in a hilarious, rapid-fire fashion that would set the pace for the rest of the series. As always, you can check out the full, chronologically correct episode over on our YouTube channel. What are you waiting for? Join us, shall you? You can help support our show by buying us a coffee: ⁠⁠⁠www.buymeacoffee.com/BBASpodcast⁠⁠⁠ Website: ⁠⁠⁠www.thebonesbrigadeaudioshow.com⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@thebonesbrigadeaudioshow⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠The Bones Brigade Audio Show⁠⁠⁠ Email us your questions and feedback to read on future episodes: ⁠⁠⁠www.thebonesbrigadeaudioshow.com/contact⁠⁠⁠ HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/larry-ransom/support

Episode 77 with Patrick Kigongo, skateboarder, digital product manager and podcaster from Los Angeles, California. Together we discussed his life and career from him growing up and picking up his first board in Rockland County, NY, to moving to Los Angeles in 2014, getting involved with the Harold Hunter Foundation and the Mostly Skateboarding podcast and much more through surprise questions from friends of his: Jim Thiebaud, Chris Giamarino, Cole Nowicki, Dan Brenner, Paul Young, Peter Schechter, José Vadi, Mike Munzenrider, Kevin Von Esper, Indigo Willing, Ryen Motzek, Ted Barrow, Jason from Frozen in Carbonite, Kate Kigongo, Daniel Fedkenheuer, Tiffany Lee, Templeton Elliott, Jordan Silver, Jamie Carey, Paul O'Connor, Ryan Handt, Anthony Pappalardo, Sebastian Corral and Ian Browning. (00:13) – Intro (01:25) – Patrick life recap(32:00) – Jim Thiebaud(35:37) – Chris Giamarino(44:40) – Cole Nowicki(49:19) – Dan Brenner(50:13) – Paul Young(53:58) – Peter Schechter(56:54) – José Vadi(59:24) – Mike Munzenrider(01:00:57) – Kevin Von Esper(01:03:18) – Indigo Willing(01:04:29) – Ryen Motzek (01:05:00) – Ted Barrow(01:14:36) – Jason from Frozen in Carbonite(01:16:21) – Kate Kigongo(01:18:38) – Daniel Fedkenheuer (01:19:19) – Tiffany Lee(01:23:29) – Templeton Elliott (01:27:16) – Jordan Silver(01:29:51) – Jamie Carey (01:33:07) – Paul O'Connor(01:38:33) – Ryan Handt (01:41:51) – Anthony Pappalardo(01:44:30) – Sebastian Corral(01:47:24) – Ian Browning (02:03:44) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Episode 62 with Dr. Indigo Willing, skateboarder, sociology researcher, community leader and author from Brisbane, Australia, also known as occupied Yugarra and Turrbal Aboriginal tribes' territory.   Together we discussed her Vietnamese origins and settling down in Sydney, Australia with her adoptive family as a young child, how her interest for sociology began and eventually led to completing her PhD, starting to skateboard in 2014 at the age of 41, co-building communities through various groups such as the Adopted Vietnamese International Initiative (AVI), the Asian Australian Films, Forum and Network (AAFFN), the We Skate QLD network (formerly known as Girls Skate Brisbane), the Consent is rad campaign or more recently the SSHRED Research and Community Network, her most recent book “Skateboarding, Power and Change” written with co-author Anthony Pappalardo, her upcoming projects in Sydney in 2024…   (00:13) – Intro   (01:37) – Birth in Vietnam and arrival in Australia as a child  (06:20) – How did your interest for studying sociology begin?   (10:57) – How long did it take you to complete your PhD?   (15:46) – What year did you start skating?   (18:22) – First few years of skating   (23:44) – Building communities   (32:30) – Consent is rad campaign and cyber harassment   (37:47) – Consent is rad started at Pushing Boarders Malmö in 2019  (41:28) – How did you enjoy going to Pushing Boaders?  (43:46) – Had you participated in similar events outside of skateboarding prior to PB?  (49:10) – How skateboarding is addressing the climate crisis  (58:36) – “Skateboarding, power and change” book with Anthony Pappalardo  (01:06:07) – Interviewing 42 people over zoom calls  (01:08:41) – How did you work together with Anthony on this book?   (01:15:54) – What's something you learned from doing the book?   (01:22:54) – Moving back to Sydney in 2024 (01:31:04) – Most valuable lesson learned from skateboarding? (01:32:37) – Friends questions (02:24:32) – Conclusion   For more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards

Anthony Pappalardo joins me this week to share about his life so far. Aside from being an accomplished writer who has had his worked published in notable skateboarding and media outlets such as Slap Magazine, Transworld Skateboarding, Monster Children, Jenkem, and Vice (to name a few), he has also worked with a variety of culturally significant brands. Anthony discusses his early life growing up in a blended Italian/American household on the East Coast of the USA, finding skateboarding, finding music, his academic pathways, falling in love with writing, personal observations on modern day society, culture, and much more. We also touch upon the main themes outlined in his books Radio Silence: A selected Visual History of American Hardcore Music and Skateboarding, Power, and Change .Anthony is humble, measured and considerate. He commented on the importance of self-educating before speaking publicly. I liked that.Past guest Dr Indigo Willing brings her powerful kindness, and sits in as this week's co-host.Enjoy,ShanUse Code: THT (for discounts and support the show at the same time)ExpressVPN (Virtual Private Network)Click here for 3 months FREE with ExpressVPN. Secure your internet browsing, and protect your private information with a Virtual Private Network (VPN). Anywhere you go in the world, feel secure using any public wifi network and protect your private information from hackers!!KRUSH ORGANICS - CBD oils and topicalsCode: THT(Get a HUGE 40% Discount...shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Purveyors of the finest CBD oils and topicals. I think long and hard about who I want to be affiliated with. Do the research yourself, the health benefits of CBD are unquestionable. It's done so much for me, especially during times of stress and anxiety, it's improved the quality of my sleep and sped up my recovery-time post workouts, surfs and skates... and it's all natural.INDOSOLE  Code: THT(15% discount shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Sandals made from recycled Tyres. Timeless footwear for the conscious consumer.KingPin Skate Shop (Wollongong)Code: THT(Get 15% Discount)Best Skateshop in Australia!Best shoe range ever: Vans, Nike, Adidas, Lakai, Fallen, Etnies (and more).Rad clothes (To many to mention)Best skateboard brands: Baker, Girl, Chocolate, FA, Hockey, Antihero, Passport (and way more).Australian owned and operated. Best dudes ever! Get on dat code. Get 3 months FREE if you are a THT listener! Use a VPN and secure your internet use on any network you might be using! Click this link: https://expressvpn.com/terriblehappytalks Check out the rad Australian podcast "The Sesh with Sav". Click here and subscribeSupport the showBecome a SUBSCRIBER of THT. Only pay what you feel the show is worth to you!Follow on Instagram: @terriblehappytalksCheckout the website: terriblehappytalks.com

This week, Templeton Elliott, Mike Munzenrider, and Jason From Frozen in Carbonite welcome Dr. Indigo Willing and Anthony Pappalardo to the show to talk about their new book, Skateboarding Power And Change. Use this code to get 20% off the book when you buy from the publisher. https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-99-1234-6

Yo! This is one that Jason and Greg especially have been eager to get to and the day has come. This is our time! We had a chat w/ Anthony & Damian about the debut In My Eyes LP and it was worth the wait. Take a trip back to the late 90s with us and enjoy!   Special Bidipbo to this episodes sponsor Iodine Records. Hit up www.iodinerecords.com for releases by Quicksand, Her Heads On Fire, Onelinedrawing & more!

Vern Laird discusses venturing out into downtown Philly for the first time as a kid, discovering Love Park, Philly dudes coming up in the early nineties, when Brian Wenning & Anthony Pappalardo came on the scene, announcing Tampa Am contest's, filming for 411, working for Satori Wheels and moving on to Bones, working on "1st And Hope" with Brian Lotti, almost getting a Transworld cover and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back and talking hardcore. I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo. We're digging into the 185 Miles South top 100 punk & hardcore records of the 1980's. We dig into everything - what came out too high, what got left off, and what did your boy cut cuz it had to go??Check out the list, our links, playlists, and SMASH that Patreon button here:185milessouth.com

Yapple dapple! In this episode, the BBAS crew are ringing in 35 years of Powell Peralta's most infamous video ever, The Search for Animal Chin, released on this very day in 1987. Joining Larry and Matt for the occasion are Bones Bearings team manager Vern Laird and writer/author/skate rat Anthony Pappalardo- along with a special guest appearance from the rad-man himself, Johnny Rad! As always, we will be diving deep into the video to discuss the tricks, the scenes, the music, the quotes, the clothes and whatever else comes to mind along the way. You definitely don't want to miss this one, so sit back, turn up the volume, grab those nose bones and don't fall through the tunnel in the ramp! Join us, shall you? Website: www.thebonesbrigadeaudioshow.com Instagram: @thebonesbrigadeaudioshow Facebook: The Bones Brigade Audio Show Email us your questions and feedback to read on future episodes: www.thebonesbrigadeaudioshow.com/contact HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? Purchase The Search For Animal Chin on DVD HERE.

S03E026 - Anthony Pappalardo, SEO Manager of FiveFifty, joins the show again to talk about the more technical side of SEO in your business.  Julie and Corey start the show by talking about B-Holidays before they talk about being on a team.  Once Anthony joins, they cover the wholistic approach to SEO, and BizQuik learns about the Google penalty box.  Anthony covers backlinks and how they work with Google search engines and covers some tools you can use to improve how your business ranks.  The show ends with Anthony giving some tips on SEO, how to use YouTube, and thinking about SEO for the long term.     Connect with Anthony on LinkedIn (@anthonypappalardoiii) and support FiveFifty (https://www.fivefifty.com/) if your business needs marketing or SEO help.     Support our show by visiting our Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/BizQuik)   Shout out to FeedSpot (https://blog.feedspot.com/small_business_podcasts/) - The internet's largest human curated database of blogs and podcasts.   Need some help with customer service or social media management?  Check out Certivium (https://www.certivium.com/)   Find out everything you want to know about us and our businesses on our website SBPACE.com.  You can also find us on the following social media platforms:   Facebook (SB PACE) Instagram (@sb.pace) LinkedIn (@sb-pace) TikTok (@sb.pace) YouTube  (SB PACE)   If you like our intro, hit up Pat Hilton on Instagram (@pathiltonlive)   You can buy our book, Seriously?  Now What?!  A Small Business Guide to Disaster Preparedness, on Amazon.   BizQuik is a Traxler-Harris production. #Podcast #entrepreneurship #startup #businessowners #businesscoach 

I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo. We're diving into a great year of hardcore and making 7 song playlists of our favorite tracks. Check out the website for our links, playlists, and smash that Patreon button:185milessouth.com

This week, I'm joined by Ben Merlis and Anthony Pappalardo, and we're talking hardcore.- Trivia: Dan Sant (Champ) vs Roger Camero (Challenger)- Starter Kit: Revolution Summer- Head to Head: Embrace LP vs Rites of Spring LP- Side A vs Side B: Bastard Wind of Pain LP- Old School - The Ruts - Babylon's Burning 7"Check out the website for our playlists, links, and SMASH that Patreon button:185milessouth.com

We're back talking punk and hardcore again this week. I'm joined by Dan Sant, Bedge, and Anthony Pappalardo and we're going deep.- Discussion: Why did punk break in 94? - Head to Head: Offspring "Smash" vs Green Day "Dookie"- UFO: Quicksand "Slip"Check out the website for playlists, our links, and smash that Patreon button:185milessouth.com

Yoooo! Big one today! We are digging into the second Quicksand LP "Manic Compression", released on Island Records on CD/cassette but via the R and Star on vinyl. We got to chat with Walter, Alan & Sergio all about this classic release and we are joined by our friend Tony Pops. Enjoy!

What's up everyone? This week on the pod, I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo and we're making Super 7 playlists for the year 1989. Killer year for hardcore!Check out the website for our links, playlists, and smash that Patreon button:185milessouth.com

I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo. We're making the best 7 song playlists we can to represent the year 1995. Killer, diverse year. Check the website for playlists, links, and smash that Patreon button:185milessouth.com

Ryan Wilson and Anthony Pappalardo of FiveFifty based out of Denver join the show to talk with Julie and Corey about search engine optimization. Julie and Corey start the show by talking about their experience with SEO, working with FiveFifty, and how it helps build a brand. Ryan and Anthony join after the break to talk about the biggest challenge most startups face. They provide a few tips and tricks and help explain how it all works together to help your business's online credibility. The group discusses content and different ways to make your website more attractive to Google and they end with the overall value of SEO. Connect with FiveFifty via their website (https://www.fivefifty.com/) or through Instagram (@fivefifty) Check out our latest course on time management: TIME B.O.M.B. (sb-pace.mykajabi.com/time-bomb) Follow our podcast on Instagram (@bizquik.podcast), and if you want to learn more about SB PACE, head on over to our website SBPACE.com. You can also find us on the following social media platforms: Facebook (SB PACE) Instagram (@sb.pace) LinkedIn (@sb-pace) Twitter (@sb_pace) YouTube (SB PACE) If you like our intro, hit up Pat Hilton on Instagram (@pathiltonlive) You can buy our book, Seriously? Now What?! A Small Business Guide to Disaster Preparedness, on Amazon. BizQuik is a Traxler-Harris production.

I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo and we're talking hardcore. There's another contest this week...when you hear the title of this episode, shoot me an email at 185milessouth@gmail.com and we'll put you into the draw. Here's the timestamps:04:07 - Vocal Test Karaoke - Andrew Kline (Strife/Berthold City)05:25 - 185 Trivia: Dan Sant (Champ) vs Andrew Verity (Challenger)20:50 - Discussion: 2nd LPs better than the 1st58:04 - Insted vs Wide Awake70:30 - 1's Gotta Go: Black Flag/TSOL/Adolescents/Circle JerksGo to 185milessouth.com for all our links, playlists, and smash that patreon button!

I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo and we're talking hardcore.00:08 - Vocal Test Karaoke: Eva (Power Alone)03:10 - Discussion: HC compilations in 202127:21 - Dead Heat "World at War" 42:42 - UFO: Bad Brains "ROIR"51:47 - Side A vs Side B: Betrayed "Addiction"63:07 - Trivia: Roger Camero vs Dan Sant (Champ)Check out the website for episode playlists, all our links, and smash that patreon button: 185milessouth.com

I'm joined by Dan Sant, Ben Edge, and Anthony Pappalardo and we're debating: What was the best year of hardcore? Check out the website for episode playlists, all our links, and smash that patreon button: 185milessouth.com

Welcome to What Was Said vol. 4 with our special guest Tony Pops! Join us as we do a flash round of discussion on Rev 1-16, as well as talk about his new book "Heaven or Las Vegas". Get into it!

This week on the show, Templeton Elliott, Mike Munzenrider, and Jason from Frozen In Carbonite are joined by writer, Anthony Pappalardo to talk about his piece for Nike SB interviewing Olympic Hopefuls about the postponement of Skateboarding's Olympic debut. Then we're talking about skate documentaries we'd like to see made.

William Strobeck, known simply as Bill by those closest to him, is this generation’s Spike Jonze. In 2014, he singlehandedly changed the direction of modern skate videos with the release of “cherry”. It was the first full-length from both Strobeck and Supreme, and had a similar impact to Jonze and Mark Gonzales’s Video Days when that debuted in 1991.“cherry” introduced the world to a group of skaters that would go on to become icons. At the time, most videos felt like blockbuster movies that were far removed from the D.I.Y. spirit that birthed them. With street life vignettes that feel like you are watching the sessions live, Strobeck brought back an aesthetic that was lost sometime during the transition from standard to high definition. It had clearly been missed.Bill’s trajectory was foreshadowed over a decade earlier. Before Tyshawn Jones, Na-Kel Smith, and “BLESSED”, there was Anthony Pappalardo, Brian Wenning, and Photosynthesis. He cut his teeth during the Josh Kalis and Stevie Williams era at Love Park. And his footage helped craft the Sovereign Sect’s look during its golden age. With that sort of pedigree, no one should be surprised by what Strobeck would go on to accomplish after. But Bill didn’t get to where he is today without a little bit of luck. His Alien Workshop years were the start of an ongoing collaboration with Jason Dill. This friendship has landed him in “the right place at the right time” at multiple points during his career. The connection with Dill and a breakup with a longtime girlfriend were responsible for transplanting Strobeck to New York in 2002 after a seven-year stint in Philly. And N.Y.C. would prove to be a key element in the progression of his craft. There were still shades of the old New York during those initial post-911 years. Bill, Dill, Chloë Sevigny, Ben Cho, Leo Fitzpatrick, Dash Snow, the Razo brothers, etcetera’s gallivanting between Max Fish, Sway, and The Hole is well-documented in the archives of Patrick O’Dell’s Epicly Later’d blog. They seemed to be the heirs apparent of the Downtown scene created by Warhol, Basquiat, Futura, Jim Jarmusch, Debbie Harry, and the rest of the legendary denizens of ‘80s L.E.S. Mingling with artists, designers, actors, and fashionistas allowed Strobeck to further develop his eye for what’s cool. This influence is highly visible in his output over the past six years. Instead of just showcasing tricks, Strobeck creates a mood through providing a glimpse into his subjects’ lifestyles. It’s more in line with what Larry Clark and Mathieu Kassovitz did with KIDS and La Haine, respectively, than a traditional skate video. And it works so seamlessly with Supreme’s branding that it's hard to imagine anyone else making its films. Currently, you’d be hard-pressed to watch one of the dozens of skate edits that are released weekly and find one that doesn’t borrow a little (or a lot) from Strobeck’s work. If those that shape the culture is the underlying theme of Mission Statement, there isn’t a more fitting guest for our 2020 season premiere.

William Strobeck, known simply as Bill by those closest to him, is this generation’s Spike Jonze. In 2014, he singlehandedly changed the direction of modern skate videos with the release of “cherry”. It was the first full-length from both Strobeck and Supreme, and had a similar impact to Jonze and Mark Gonzales’s Video Days when that debuted in 1991.“cherry” introduced the world to a group of skaters that would go on to become icons. At the time, most videos felt like blockbuster movies that were far removed from the D.I.Y. spirit that birthed them. With street life vignettes that feel like you are watching the sessions live, Strobeck brought back an aesthetic that was lost sometime during the transition from standard to high definition. It had clearly been missed.Bill’s trajectory was foreshadowed over a decade earlier. Before Tyshawn Jones, Na-Kel Smith, and “BLESSED”, there was Anthony Pappalardo, Brian Wenning, and Photosynthesis. He cut his teeth during the Josh Kalis and Stevie Williams era at Love Park. And his footage helped craft the Sovereign Sect’s look during its golden age. With that sort of pedigree, no one should be surprised by what Strobeck would go on to accomplish after. But Bill didn’t get to where he is today without a little bit of luck. His Alien Workshop years were the start of an ongoing collaboration with Jason Dill. This friendship has landed him in “the right place at the right time” at multiple points during his career. The connection with Dill and a breakup with a longtime girlfriend were responsible for transplanting Strobeck to New York in 2002 after a seven-year stint in Philly. And N.Y.C. would prove to be a key element in the progression of his craft. There were still shades of the old New York during those initial post-911 years. Bill, Dill, Chloë Sevigny, Ben Cho, Leo Fitzpatrick, Dash Snow, the Razo brothers, etcetera’s gallivanting between Max Fish, Sway, and The Hole is well-documented in the archives of Patrick O’Dell’s Epicly Later’d blog. They seemed to be the heirs apparent of the Downtown scene created by Warhol, Basquiat, Futura, Jim Jarmusch, Debbie Harry, and the rest of the legendary denizens of ‘80s L.E.S. Mingling with artists, designers, actors, and fashionistas allowed Strobeck to further develop his eye for what’s cool. This influence is highly visible in his output over the past six years. Instead of just showcasing tricks, Strobeck creates a mood through providing a glimpse into his subjects’ lifestyles. It’s more in line with what Larry Clark and Mathieu Kassovitz did with KIDS and La Haine, respectively, than a traditional skate video. And it works so seamlessly with Supreme’s branding that it's hard to imagine anyone else making its films. Currently, you’d be hard-pressed to watch one of the dozens of skate edits that are released weekly and find one that doesn’t borrow a little (or a lot) from Strobeck’s work. If those that shape the culture is the underlying theme of Mission Statement, there isn’t a more fitting guest for our 2020 season premiere.

Autumn darkness is upon us, Halloween is around the corner. In preparation for the darkest holiday of the year, Anthony Pappalardo and I dive into Samhain’s “November Coming fire” and the self-titled Danzig record. Intro: “To Walk the Night”Outro: “Twist of Cain” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Author / musician Anthony Pappalardo of Adult Inc. joins us this week for a Classic Records episode. Pappalardo has written about everything from skateboarding to hardcore music to urban lifestyle and to date has published two books Live…Suburbia and Radio Silence: A Visual History of American Hardcore. If you’ve been paying attention for the last few months, you realize that we don’t stick to the obvious, instead we set our sights on the records that resonate with us and maybe have a little more personal impact. With that said, this week’s classic record is Metallica’s “Garage Days Revisited” their 1987 EP of covers that opened up entire vistas of new musical possibilities.Intro: “The Small Hours” (Killing Joke)Outro: “The Wait” (Killing Joke) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brian Wenning Interview (4:15) Discovering skating and Habitat (5:50) Revolutionizing the ledge game (8:58) Switch tre God (12:00) Ledge creativity (14:21) The infamous Barcelona apartment (18:10) John Wenning Habitat ad(22:24) Anthony Pappalardo (23:35) Habitat to Plan B (25:52) Jail (27:40) No more Plan B or DC (31:53) Selfish and Lockdown skateboards (35:55) Born again skater (37:54) Habitat tribute board (44:34) Any regrets? (49:10) Johnny Layton sw trey confrontation (51:30) What's next for Brian Wenning (54:13) Rapid Fire with Da Ghost (55:09) Post Office (1:00:32) The Rundown (1:12:22)

Anthony Pappalardo is a New York City based Writer/Journalist. Anthony's writing can be found all over Skateboarding Publications, ESPN, VICE, and Monster Children to name a few. Our conversation goes long and weaves through so many topics including other skateboarders named Anthony Pappalardo, Skaters that do Art, Skaters that do Musicians that are doing Art, what Mark "Gator" Rogowski's Instagram account might look like, we even pick our own fantasy Olympic Skateboarding Teams. Check out Anthony's recent article on Jerry Mraz for Huck Magazine: http://www.huckmagazine.com/ride/skate/jerry-mraz-batman-diy-skateboarding/ *Photos by Jonathan Mehring Give Anthony a follow on Social Media: Instagram: Anthony_Pappa Twitter: @AnthonyPops Follow Max on all things social media: @ThisIsMaxWhite Thanks for tuning in! Sidenote: I(Max White) have been reading Anthony's writing for years and had never met him in person until the day he showed up at the Tender Trap in Brooklyn to record this podcast. Definitely a dream come true to have had the chance to sit down and have a conversation with him. Thanks again Anthony!

Writer Anthony Pappalardo talks about living the low life in Boston, hardcore and survival in the seat of American capitalism.This episode is brought to you by SAVAGE GOLD COFFEE

This week on Turned Out A Punk we give you part 2 of the conversation with Anthony Pappalardo. Listen as Damian and Anthony discuss the formation of In My Eyes all the way to their last tour with the Cro-Mags (that ends with an incredible Harley story). Also touched on: -Turning your back on the Back On Track era of Ten Yard Fight -Sweet Pete needing to be in a band already -Having no business skills and thinking that’s the way it should be -Getting courted by labels -Being the New Balance connect -Not going to Japan -“We knew what we where”: Not being the right type of band for pro-core -The infamous (in Damian’s mind) first Toronto In My Eyes show. -Eating gluten: the start of so many straight edge memories -Dear Pushead, NO SKULLS!!! -Richie Underdog being pissed at you -Not wanting to be the “STRAIGHT EDGE” straight edge band -Sweet Pete and the Smiths -How Boston went Mod -Being assumed of some of your friends -Someone forgot to tell the Cro-Mags they have to share the bus -Kids rocking “Rap Sucks” Star Wars rip-off shirts -Chilling with Paris while Harley fights a skinhead army -Sinners and Saints -Ignite -Slapshot -Explosion -Fastbreak -Six Going On Seven -“Hardcore Social Anxiety” -The Professionals -I’ll trade you some shirts for your weed -Around The World -Social Distortion -Billy Duffying the shit all over everything

This week on Turned Out A Punk, Damian unveils the first half of his interview with Anthony Pappalardo, former guitarist of In My Eyes and Ten Yard Fight, as well as author of the books Radio Silence and Live… Suburbia. Listen in to an episode so great, it needed two weeks!!!! Some of the topics covered in part one: -Growing up with nothing to do -Led Zeppelin being too wimpy for your Dad -MTV 24/7 -Tracking down punk heroes and calling them -Anthrax -Outburst -Raw Deal -Breakdown -The quest for something harder -The brilliance of Pushead’s writing -Getting an NYHC mix tape through metal tape trading -Being at a high school party with GG Allin -RRRecords -Being told NOT to like Snapshot by the Punkers -Hearing punk on Dr Demento -Circle Jerks -Angry Samoans -MDC -“The punk sitcom episode” -Circus Puppies: the pre-Ten Yard Fight high school band -Joe: The Skinhead-weed-farmer drummer -Killing Time -Shelter -Ten Yard Fight and band’s origins as a friends dis on his dad -The weird era of Boston Hardcore with no big bands -STP -Bricklayer -Instant Justice -Converge and the early Sheer Terror influence -Kids proudly rocking Death In June shirts: the world kinda sucks -Not being into sketchy dude hardcore -454 Big Block -Acrid -Label interest and big heads -Fighting in front of Brian McTernan -The Fastbreak split: the beginning of In My Eyes -Straight Edge Drunk: sleep deprivation -Ten Yard Fight nearly making their debut on TV -“So Get Drunk! Yeah.” -Being dissed by your former band -Ink And Dagger: Living the evil vampire gimmick

Some classic skateboarding from Eric Koston, Alex Olson, Rick Howard, Jeron Wilson, Mike Carroll, Anthony Pappalardo and Guy Mariano. Circa '06.

Anthony Pappalardo and (RED)