Podcast appearances and mentions of Ed Templeton

Ed Templeton is a professional skateboarder, contemporary artist, and photographer. A teen skate prodigy from Orange County, California, Ed turned pro in 1990, just before graduating high school. He did a lot of touring for skate demos, along the way picking up a camera and documenting the scene around him. He painted and drew, and later incorporated his artwork and graphics for Toy Machine, the skateboard company he founded in 1994, which he continues to own and manage. Templeton's visual artwork first gained recognition in the late 1990s as part of the Beautiful Losers collective loosely gathered around Aaron Rose's Alleged Gallery on Manhattan's Lower East Side. He and his wife Deanna—also a photographer—are the subjects of the 2000 Mike Mills film, Deformer. Templeton's subject matter focuses on the ethos of suburban and street life, which sometimes includes beach culture, surfers, and surfing. He has published over thirty books and zines of his photographs and artwork, including one of his most famous titles, “Teenage Smokers.” His work has been shown in galleries and museums around the world, most recently at the Long Beach Museum of Art, in an exhibition titled: Wires Crossed: The Culture of Skateboarding, 1995-2012. In this episode of Soundings, Templeton and Jamie Brisick talk about crafting a sustainable career as a skateboarder, capitalism, skateboarding's DIY ethos, documenting skate culture, becoming a painter, identity, individualism, and Mark Gonzalez. 

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American artist & skateboarding hall-of-famer Ed Templeton talks to Dominique Nzeyimana at Tim Van Laere Gallery Antwerp a decade after they first sat down together. As Ed's new show, 'The Sprawl', opens at this esteemed gallery, the pair discuss his unique legacy carved out of skate culture and fine art. In this episode, Ed Templeton discusses the balance between practicality and artistry in building an immersive art show. He explains how honest conversations with Tim Van Laere led to a year of honing his artistic vision for this new expo and what giving people the 'full Templeton experience' means. Ed also opens up about life growing up, the outer/inner wounds that shaped his art, and how founding his brand, Toy Machine, gave him the freedom to pursue his aspirations on his own terms.  Collectors of Ed Templeton's art include names like Demi Moore, John Waters and Judd Apatow. Ed's extensive body of work is known for its candid portrayal of humanity - bloody palm and middle finger up. Themes of adolescence, suburbia, counterculture and personal complexities run through his oeuvre.  His acclaimed 25-plus-deep catalogue of photo books includes the incredible 'Teenage Smokers', the ground-breaking 'Deformer' and the fairly new publication 'Wires Crossed'. Ed Templeton's journey from world champion athlete to esteemed visual artist and tongue-in-cheek 'benevolent overlord' has influenced multiple generations, writing a new blueprint for life after going pro.  Follow Ed Templeton HERE. Go visit Ed Templeton: ‘The Sprawl' at Tim Van Laere Gallery Antwerp until January 25 2025.  More info HERE. Read the KNOTORYUS x Ed Templeton interview (2013) HERE. Follow The Most:  on Instagram. on Facebook.

Ed Templeton talks to us about his artistic journey, how his paintings and photographs are connected, advice to young photographer's making their first book, having his own darkroom, considering himself more of an archive builder than photographer, skate culture and artistry, not selling out and more!

California-based artist Ed Templeton is known for his interdisciplinary practice, most notably of photographs documenting people and street life of Huntington Beach, California, intimate portraits of his wife, and paintings depicting the psychological complexity of American suburbia. He first gained recognition as a teenage skateboard prodigy in the late 1980s and taught himself to photograph on the fly while actively touring for competitions. All of Templeton's subjects come from his own life: “Everything I've ever shot has just been on the path that I've been on, be it skating or travel or street photography.” Blurring portraiture and landscape, Templeton works across photography, painting, and drawing to explore the ugliness, banality, and beauty of the familiar everyday world.   He and Zuckerman discuss permission, looking at ourselves, what's weird about Orange County, finding skateboarding, the absence of free will, seeing things before they happen, managing fear, the flow state, mining his own archives, hyper reality, and collaborating with his wife!

Geoff Rowley discusses getting on Toy Machine, starting to film a full part, 25 years with Vans, hunting keeps him in shape, his knife & tool company Civilware, never having a period of burnout from skateboarding, his thoughts on the Olympics, Dan Sturt stories, trying to get all the covers of the mags in the same month, limited release of his Vans shoe coming out and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Geoff Rowley 00:04:17 Rowley on Toy Machine 00:09:45 Called Mike Sinclair to see if he could get on the team 00:15:24 Starting to film a full part 00:17:34 Never had those periods of burnout from skateboarding 00:22:08 Head injuries - Rowley smacking his head 00:27:02 Geoff's school table 00:35:18 25 years with Vans 00:36:56 The Van Doren's 00:38:01 Paul Van Doren words of wisdom 00:43:56 Wearing his shoes for a few weeks before he skates in them 00:45:26 Hunting keeps him in shape 00:50:16 Animal conservation 00:58:58 Civilware - knife and tool company 01:11:32 Craziest thing to happen to him on a hunt 01:15:29 Will we see a skate edit of him and Ed Templeton? 01:19:30 Geoff's view of the Olympics 01:28:41 Was he working to get SOTY 01:31:02 Limited release shoe coming out 01:32:21 Dan Sturt stories 01:41:41 Trying to get all the covers of the mags in the same month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We welcome Ed Templeton to The Premier Cru, who is the Co-Founder of Carousel. What differentiates Carousel from other restaurants? Well, they have a weekly chef in residency programme, inviting new chefs each week from across the world to showcase their cuisine to London customers. It is a culinary hub where you can explore different cuisines, cultures and real creativity. On top of that they also have a wine bar and a Mezcaleria acting as more casual spaces in which to enjoy Carousel if you don't feel like fine dining. Given we invited Ed to join The Premier Cru - you guessed it - they also have a brilliant wine programme, run by Joshua Bratt, who also runs a series of wine raves called Close Ties. With a weekly changing menu, they need a strong wine list to pair with an eclectic range of dishes. Join us as we discuss how: Carousel was founded To run a weekly chef in residency programme The Carbonara King caused havoc this year We also try three brilliant wines from the Carousel list: Carousel "House white", by Valle Reale, Abruzzo, Italy, NV Vi di Taula, by Els Jelipins, Penedes, Spain, 2022 VB1, by Selvadolce, Liguria, Italy, 2019 You can also follow @The_Premier_Cru on socials to keep up to date with future episodes and behind the scenes snippets.

Episode 86 with Ray Barbee, professional skateboarder, musician and photographer from San Diego, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from picking up his first board in the early 80's to turning pro for Powell-Peralta at the age of 17, how he's been living his life between his 3 main passions that are skateboarding, music and photography and much more, through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Mike Griffin(04:58) – Tommy Guerrero(06:36) – Ed Templeton(16:14) – Call of faith(29:09) – John Lucero(35:49) – Greg Hunt (40:29) – Jaime Owens(42:38) – Javier Sarmiento(44:56) – Mike Frazier(49:13) – Donny Barley(54:38) – Joe Brook(01:00:23) – Tobin Yelland(01:06:38) – Thomas Campbell(01:20:06) – Bob Burnquist (01:27:40) – Monte Vallier(01:30:57) – Joe Gruber(01:37:08) – Rick Howard(01:39:05) – Juan Casas(01:44:56) – Michael Burnett(01:54:30) – Neil Blender(01:56:35) – Eric Swisher(01:58:28) – Anthony Claravall(02:07:07) – Lance Mountain(02:08:16) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Ed Templeton is a legendary artist & skateboarder whose approach transcended conventional boundaries, leading to global impact within the spheres of photography, skateboarding & painting. He is the founder of Toy Machine, a company that created all time classics the likes of ‘Welcome To Hell' & 'Jump Off A Building', helping shape skateboarding from the early 1990s till present day. His photographs depict the lifestyle led by young skateboarders within urban/suburban America in a raw & unfiltered style, with legendary works like ‘Wayward Cognitions', ‘Teenage Smokers' & most recently ‘Wires Crossed'. The full episode & video is available on our Patreon. http://patreon.com/livingproofnewyorkhttp://livingproofnewyork.com

Renowned mountain bike photographer Sven Martin joins the podcast to talk about the journey from his early days as a pro skateboarder, to racing downhill mountain bikes, to transitioning into a full time photographer and all the adventures in between.  Growing up in South Africa, Sven's father had a camera in his hand at an early age and helped him develop a skillset, along with his mother's keen eye for composition, that would serve him well as he moved through his own passion for surfing, skateboarding, and eventually mountain biking.  During our conversation Sven tells stories of skateboarding with Tony Hawk and Ed Templeton, as well as his early photography work for Thrasher Magazine and how his girlfriend (now wife) Anka would eventually lead him towards the mountain bike world, what his schedule is like covering the world cup race circuit, how things have changed over the years with the advent of new technology and so many more shooters on the scene, how he has managed to stay so stoked on the sport after all these years, and the advice he gives to others rising up through the ranks of actions sports photography.   To Learn More About Sven Martin Visit: https://www.instagram.com/svenmartinphoto/ To Watch the Short Film About Sven Visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d0lBJiowAY To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: https://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/

Notes and Links to José Vadi's Work      For Episode 231, Pete welcomes José Vadi, in Pete's first in-store, live interview, as José launches his essay collection at Capital Books on K in Sacramento. It was a blast, due to José's reflective, thoughtful, and witty answers, and the event featured great questions from the audience.        José Vadi is an award-winning essayist, poet, playwright and film producer. He is the author of Inter State: Essays from California and Chipped: Writing from a Skateboarder's Lens.    His work has been featured by the Paris Review, The Atlantic, the PBS NewsHour, the San Francisco Chronicle, Free Skate Magazine, Quartersnacks, Alta Journal of California, and the Yale Review. Buy Chipped: Writing from a Skateboarder's Lense     Los Angeles Times Review for Chipped: Writing from a Skateboarder's Lens   Chipped Book Tour Details   Jose's Website At about 2:30, José talks about his book tour and initial days of publishing At about 4:15, José talks about his mindset as the book comes out and the initial feedback he's gotten, as well At about 7:00, José responds to Pete's questions about perspective and how he looks back at what he has written, particularly after having moved a few times At about 9:15, José shouts out great Sacramento skate spots At about 10:15, Jsoe talks about making his book about skateboarding “accessible” to non-skaters also At about 11:45, José, freshly-hydrated, reads the book's titular essay At about 16:45, José's reading leads to a discussion of the quote from the book “documentation is domination” from Ed Templeton, and José discusses the power of one's board as an “extensión of [a person]” At about 18:55, The two compare the destroyed boards with the raggedy basketball, and José alludes to Hanif Abdurraqib's writing At about 21:05, José talks about the adage from the book of “Time is a skater's worst enemy” and attendant ideas of aging and obsession and pride At about 23:20, José narrates and explores his essay about a big injury on the night on which Jake Phelps died, and José responds to Pete's questions about “respecting the game [skating]” and its relation to injuries At about 28:30, José and Pete discuss the frenzied and wonderful “Wild and Crazy” essay At about 31:15, José discusses the phenomenon of skate videos and the DIY documentation of the 90s and early 2000s At about 34:00, Pete asks José about what music he most identifies with his own skating history  At about 35:15, José discusses musical connections with his parents that came from the music scene in skating  At about 37:50, Pete asks José to discuss how he looked at the thrills and dangers of skateboarding and being “policed” by those in power as an adolescent At about 40:05, José replies to Pete's wondering about José's view of progressive and inclusive cultures within skateboarding, especially with regards to contrasting the “old days” and more recent times At about 42:20, Pete and José fanboy about Sun Ra-Pete regarding José's brilliant essay about Sun Ra's style and music and skateboarding, and José about Sun Ra's prodigious brilliance  At about 44:00, Pete wonders about the process for José in creating Sun Ra as an imagined skateboarder in the essay At about 45:10, Pete and José discuss José's time with Youth Speaks, and Pete uses one scene as a metaphor for José's stellar writing At about 47:35, Pete highlights a story involving “power” as indicative of José's successful writing style, and José tells an incredible story about losing the mic and then hugging Michael Franti At about 49:20, “Never meet your heroes” is discussed in relation to Ed Templeton and his support for José and skating as a whole, as well as Ed's major injury; José discusses how Ed's example gave José agency to write and create and skate  At about 53:10-Lazer Round! Kings, Warriors, Lakers? Shout outs to Iain Bordem, Kyle Beachy, Molly Schiot, Percival Everett, and more! At about 56:10, José talks about an exciting new project, an “East Coast version of Inter State” At about 56:45, Audience questions!       You can now subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, and leave me a five-star review. You can also ask for the podcast by name using Alexa, and find the pod on Stitcher, Spotify, and on Amazon Music. Follow me on IG, where I'm @chillsatwillpodcast, or on Twitter, where I'm @chillsatwillpo1. You can watch this and other episodes on YouTube-watch and subscribe to The Chills at Will Podcast Channel. Please subscribe to both my YouTube Channel and my podcast while you're checking out this episode.     I am very excited to have one or two podcast episodes per month featured on the website of Chicago Review of Books. The audio will be posted, along with a written interview culled from the audio. 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On this episode of LaunchLeft, Rain welcomes Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips of LUNA. They talk about how they first met, how music found them, performing live versus the recording studio, and the volatility of the music industry. Dean shares what’s up next for them, both as a duo and as solo artists. Dean & Britta launch Ryder the Eagle to close the show and we hear about the new single and album “Autotango”. He discusses what led him to write the record and what we can expect to hear from him next. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts today!  -----------------  LAUNCHLEFT OFFICIAL WEBSITEhttps://www.launchleft.com  LAUNCHLEFT PATREON https://www.patreon.com/LaunchLeft  TWITTER https://twitter.com/LaunchLeft  INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/launchleft/  FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/LaunchLeft  --------------------- LaunchLeft Podcast hosted by Rain Phoenix is an intentional space for Art and Activism where famed creatives launch new artists. LaunchLeft is an alliance of left-of-center artists, a curated ecosystem that includes a podcast, label and NFT gallery. --------------------- IN THIS EPISODE:  [2:44] How did music find Dean and Britta? [6:00] Do Dean and Britta write together?  [8:06] Do they ever wish they had chosen a different profession?  [10:09] Dean and Britta share about the shows they have performed.  [13:21] When did Dean and Britta meet? [15:55] What was the Hooky Wooky Tour? [19:59] What is up next for Dean and Britta? [23:49] Do they have the experience of time being too compressed?  [25:45] How do they use social media to promote their music? [29:33] Do Dean and Britta have any interest in composing for TV or film? [32:36] Ryder the Eagle joins the podcast and talks about his process of making music. [34:24] Where is Ryder from? [37:46] Ryder shares about his music that is being released soon.  [39:47] We hear Ryder’s new song Autotango. KEY TAKEAWAYS:  [22:40] AI can be useful by using it to curate all the information that is at our fingertips that we waste so much time trying to sift through. If you can ask AI the right question, it can curate the information that you want to find online.   [28:32] Social media has benefits for a musician, one being that you can get your music out there affordably and it can be heard all around the world.  [37:25] For Britta, there is a big difference between singing in the studio and singing live for an audience. There is a feeling of being terrified, excited, vulnerable and exposed which gives her a big thrill.    RESOURCE LINKS:  LaunchLeft Podcast Smart Link Dean and Britta’s Links Dean and Britta's Website  Dean and Britta's Facebook  Dean and Britta's YouTube  Britta Phillips' Website  Dean Wareham's Website  Ryder The Eagle’s Links Ryder the Eagle Instagram  Ryder the Eagle Facebook  Ryder the Eagle Website  BIOGRAPHIES:  Dean and Britta BIO Dean & Britta are husband and wife team Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips, members of Luna. They have recorded several full-length albums and soundtracks. Their first two albums were produced by Tony Visconti (Bowie, T.Rex): L’Avventura in 2003 and Back Numbers in 2007. Their most recent release is the song “The Cloud is Coming,” which they wrote and performed for the Noah Baumbach film White Noise (they were also actors in the film). They live in Los Angeles. In addition to making records, Dean & Britta are active scoring films, notably Noah Baumbach’s The Squid & the Whale and Mistress America. They also composed songs and score for 13 Most Beautiful: Songs for Andy Warhol Screen Tests, a project commissioned by the Andy Warhol Museum, and continue to perform this multi-media show live in concert. Dean Wareham was the singer-songwriter-guitarist behind the Boston band Galaxie 500, who released three albums between 1987 and 1991. After this Dean went on to found NYC guitar band Luna, which released seven studio albums between 1992 and 2005.  Luna disbanded in 2005 but reunited in 2015 and continue to perform live. His most recent album (2021) is I Have Nothing to Say to the Mayor of L.A. Dean is also a published author — his memoir Black Postcards is a Penguin paperback. His most recent book — Hearing Voices — is a collection of selected lyrics, illustrated by artist Ed Templeton. Britta Phillips joined Luna on bass guitar in 1999, recording two albums with the band. She was formerly a member of the U.K. shoegaze band Belltower. She was also the singing voice of cartoon rocker Jem in the 1980s, and starred with Julia Roberts in Satisfaction, a film about an all-girl rock band. Britta released a solo album, Luck or Magic, in 2016.   Ryder the Eagle BIO My name is Ryder The Eagle. I was born under the sign of Cancer in the south of France and like the planets predicted, I dedicated the beginning of my life to finding true love. Two EPs, a marriage and a divorce later, I embarked on a "Follymoon", an incandescent kind of a honeymoon where loneliness meets the folly of freedom. I traveled across the USA on the Greyhound bus, lugging my microphone along sidewalks and crossings, diners, and traffic lights. I spent two years in London crafting my break-up songs and sang them all over the globe supporting Adam Green, Jonathan Bree, and a few others. I ended up in Mexico City, where I’m currently living. I’m driving an old Chevy Caprice which I don’t have insurance for. My trunk is full of memories from a past that I can’t let go. One day I went to this Scottish town called Plean, unloaded everything, and wrote nine songs about it. So if you ever need a ride, I’ve got room in the car now - and we can play my first album on the stereo. Can’t wait to meet you.

Ed Templeton joins the podcast to talk about how he went from being one of the most influential street skaters of his generation to showcasing his paintings and photography in highly respected galleries and collections.  Although Ed's story has been told many times in some great interviews and documentaries, I get the chance to trace his history of growing up in Orange County in a fairly tough family situation and how that eventually led him to skateboarding.  For those who aren't familiar with Ed Templeton, his influence to the world of skateboarding is undeniable and in 2016 he was inducted into the skateboarding hall of fame.  But this conversation dives into how his skate career led him into the world of painting and photography and some of the early relationships with people like Aaron Rose and Alleged Gallery that would help push him into the national spotlight as an artist.  During our talk I get the chance to ask Ed what attracts him so much to the daily habit of street photography and constantly chasing another image, what he's learned about the human condition after years of closely observing others, what it is about skateboarding that leads so many to a creative life, and the advice he gives to those out there chasing their own dreams of living creatively. So sit back and enjoy this conversation with one of the most requested guests I've had.   To Learn More About Ed Templeton Visit: http://ed-templeton.com And Follow Him on Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/ed.templeton/ To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: http://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/  

Episode 73 with Thomas Campbell, skateboarder and multidisciplinary artist from Bonny Doon, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from him growing up in Dana Point, CA and picking up his first board in the late 70's to shooting photos, making zines, painting, sewing, making full-length skate and surf films and much more through surprise questions from life-long friends of his: Joe Lloyd aka “Xeno”, Max Schaaf, Damon Way, Julian Dykmans, Ed Templeton, Evan Smith, Dave Aron, Tobin Yelland, Sergej Vutuc, Sean Cliver, Eric Swisher, Chris Colbourn, Jaime Owens, Tommy Guerrero, Andre Razo, Andy Jenkins, Skin Phillips, Jai Tanju, Fred Mortagne, Madars Apse, Todd Francis, Benjamin Deberdt and Josh Stewart.(00:13) – Intro(01:25) – Joe Lloyd aka “Xeno”(04:36) – Max Schaaf(08:25) – Damon Way(10:19) – Julian Dykmans(12:57) – Ed Templeton(23:02) – Evan Smith(24:05) – Dave Aron(25:49) – Tobin Yelland(35:29) – Sergej Vutuc(38:52) – Sean Cliver(41:08) – Eric Swisher(41:49) – Chris Colbourn(45:52) – Jaime Owens(48:41) – Tommy Guerrero(50:27) – Andre Razo(54:35) – Andy Jenkins(56:45) – Skin Phillips(01:03:38) – Jai Tanju (01:05:06) – Fred Mortagne(01:11:15) – Madars Apse(01:12:06) – Todd Francis(01:14:23) – Benjamin Deberdt (01:27:32) – Josh Stewart(01:38:00) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards

Joseph Shabason is a songwriter, a film and TV composer and a multi-instrumentalist based in Toronto, Ontario. He has recorded and collaborated with The War On Drugs, The Operators, Destroyer, DIANA and has released several solo records.  His newest record, Welcome To Hell is a concept record directly inspired by the influential 1996 Toy Machine skate video of the same name. This re-imagined soundtrack is a spacious and spacey freeish jazz odyssey that is grounded in ECM sonic textures, late 60's Miles Davis reverberations and the very now vibes of experimental hip hop.  Joseph tells us how Welcome To Hell differs from his previous records and how growing up in a rural Canada played a role in the concept.  He shares the negative feedback he's received about the record and how he's spun it into a positive and a new perspective on art in general. We get proof that Ed Templeton is truly a wonderfully rad dude and Joseph tells us the story of Chad Muska at Welcome To Hell video premier. Joe cures Joseph of Covid and we hear a few tunes. Joseph Shabason Episode supported by Distrokid Episode supported by Izotope Episode supported by Native Instruments

Episode 67 with Tobin Yelland, skateboarder and photographer from San Francisco, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from his early days skating and shooting photos in San Franciso to shooting stills on movie-sets and everything in between through surprise questions from long-time friends of his: Chris Pastras, Thomas Campbell, Mickey Reyes, Antonius Dentcho, Aaron Meza, Fabian Alomar, Sean Sheffey, Andrew Caulfield, Anthony Claravall, Tim Dowling, Rick Ibaseta, Fred Mortagne, Eric Swisher, Ed Templeton, Jamie Owens, Joe Brook, Grant Brittain, Greg Hunt, Benjamin Deberdt, Ben Colen and Lance Dawes.(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Getting started(05:12) – Chris Pastras(13:17) – Thomas Campbell(17:23) – Mickey Reyes(19:27) – Antonius Dentcho(22:37) – Aaron Meza (24:27) – Fabian Alomar(27:09) – Sean Sheffey(28:15) – Andrew Caulfield(32:29) – Anthony Claravall(38:58) – Tim Dowling(41:44) – Rick Ibaseta(43:10) – Fred Mortagne(44:46) – Eric Swisher(47:32) – Ed Templeton(50:29) – Jamie Owens(54:24) – Joe Brook(57:51) – Grant Brittain(59:02) – Greg Hunt(01:01:05) – Ever got burnt out on photography?(01:03:18) – How do you get motivated to shoot again?(01:04:25) – Benjamin Deberdt(01:09:24) – Ben Colen and Lance Dawes(01:10:23) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards

Pro skater for companies such as Toy Machine and RVCA, husband and father to three boys, Harmony is a special cat in the skateboarding world. Born and raised in California, Harmony relocated on a few different occassions with his family before relocating back to the west coast for good. It was then he met his long-time friend and boss man, the great Ed Templeton. With classic parts in vidoes such as "Good and Evil" and "Suffer the Joy", Harmony made a name for himself in the skate world, but that comes with a price for some. After a serious hip injury, Harmony found himself focusing more on music and art to get him through the healing process and has since released a number of albums. On this episode of the podcast we talk about youth, inspirations in as well as outisde of skateboarding, faith, working for Vans, hope, family and so much more. Enjoy!

This week's episode of The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast features Shaney Jo Darden, founder of Keep A Breast Foundation - a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing breast cancer risk and its impact globally through art, education, prevention, and action.  In 1999, Shaney Jo Darden discovered a close friend had been diagnosed with breast cancer and she wanted to do something to help and she realized that she could make a difference in a way that honored her friend's passion: art. As a result, Keep A Breast was born as a unique art concept that was developed to showcase the physical and emotional challenges of breast cancer. The result was a series of customized breast casts. In 2000, the first breast casts were officially showcased in an exhibition called “Keep A Breast.” It featured casts of pro-female snowboarders, painted by artists like Shepard Fairey and Ed Templeton. This signaled a shift toward an arts-oriented breast cancer awareness organization with a new mantra: Art. Education. Prevention. Action. Since then, Keep A Breast has grown and evolved and now has many programs within the organization. Their programs include Check Yourself (Digestible breast health education through printed materials, blogs and our KAB app.); the Keep A Breast App (A free, breast self-check app helps guide you through your monthly check and can connect you with health professionals.); Fit 4 Prevention (A national movement to educate about breast cancer prevention through fitness and wellness.); Keep A Breast Give Back Grant (Directly supporting BIPOC women who are breast cancer survivors or who have been diagnosed with breast cancer.); Treasured Chest Program (Where artistry meets therapy. TCP is designed to create a safe space that allows our castees to confront both physical and emotional changes that a breast cancer diagnosis brings.); Non Toxic Revolution (Informing, educating and inspiring young people to avoid toxic chemicals in their environment and food supply—especially those linked to the initiation of breast cancer.); and their most recent program, which Shaney Jo talked about for the first time (EXCLUSIVE!!!) Keep A Breast Valley (Boutique Wellness Center is being designed as a desert community that will provide the space and tools for visitors to explore and nurture individual and collective wellness.) Shaney Jo's story is so inspiring and the work that Keep A Breast does to empower women and support our sisters through their cancer journey is incredible. You don't want to miss this episode. In this episode, you'll hear:  Shaney Jo's inspiring life story; How she got into art, fashion, and design; The story of how Keep A Breast came to be and her personal connection to breast cancer (through a friend's cancer journey); How Keep A Breast has grown and evolved and stories of women they have helped through the years; AN EXCLUSIVE: Shaney shares about a new facet of their work - a wellness center for those going through cancer and cancer survivors;  And so much more. The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and everywhere you listen to podcasts.  For more information on Shaney Jo and Keep A Breast Foundation, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com/keepabreast For more information about 1 Girl Revolution, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com

Joseph Shabason discusses his fascinating new concept album, Welcome to Hell, which rescores the classic, 1996 skateboarding video of the same name, his own skating history and how jazz, punk, and free improvisation relate to the sport, reclaiming public spaces, the amazing look and sound of skate videos and legends like Ed Templeton, bail sections, skate parks, tour dates, other future plans, and much more.Supported by you on Patreon, Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A beautiful conversation with Leica user Carlos Lemas about his journey into photography [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/overcookednegatives/ ] where we talk about Life, Love, and Leica's (C) [The IXVI Network]. The Pod: 0:01 : Intro ; 07:00 : When I started making photos ; 12:00 : Skateboard photography ; 21:00 : Covid ; 25:00 : Motivation ; 28:00 : Film vs Digital ; 40:45 : Influences ; 46:00 : Make Photos of Your Everyday Life ; 1:01:XX : Getting Closer & Workshops ; 1:07:XX : My recommendations ; 1:13:XX : My Approach ; 1:22:XX : Socials ; 1:23:XX : The Final Question. Carlos's recommendations : Braden Howard [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/B_lo_brando/ ] ; Garrett Potter [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/gp0tsz/ ] ; Ed Templeton [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ed.templeton/ ] ; Marcus V [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/macvaldee/ ] ; Carlo V [ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/leftf0ootforward/ ] --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lspcricky/support

Bill got back from summer vacation and doesn't feel restored. So he and Jeffery spend some time discussing how to switch off. Skater and artist Ed Templeton is our photographer of the week. The Shark is Broken Daniel Milnor – Shifter: Question and Answer 54 Matthew Lesko Ed Templeton

Liam Tracy is a creative force. He has worked as a creative director with massive companies such as Peloton, ROC Nation, Burton, Faherty bros, Colling Media, Mr. Purple, Kachava and more… Under his alias, "Duppy", Liam creates beautiful, poppy paintings that carry influences from skate and street art. His work is reminiscent of a beautiful blend of Barry Mcgee, Ed Templeton and Peter Webb. Liam has embarked on starting his own creative agency this year, aptly called Duppy Design. He is looking to expand his network and sharing in his artistic vision. He will be showing his art the Rockaway Beach Surf Club starting on August 12th and he is our guest on this episode of the Swell Season Surf Podcast. For more information on Liam Tracy you can visit: www.liamtracy.com or follow her on Instagram at @liam_duppyHer latest show will be on display at The Rockaway Beach Surf Club on August 12th. 302 Beach 87th St, Far Rockaway, NY 11693www.rockawaybeachsurfclub.comThe Swell Season Podcast is recorded by The NewsStand Studio at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio Network. www.swellseasonsurfradio.comMusic: Artist: Bob MarleySong: Duppy Conqueror

Brain Drain Episode Seven with Forde Brookfield and Toby Batchelor

On this episode of the Hardcore Archive Podcast, Greg interviews Kerry Weber. Kerry owns Switch & Signal Skatepark in Pittsburgh, PA and runs the Vegan Skate Blog. Greg and Kerry discuss how they both found veganism through the hardcore scene during the mid-90s and the influence bands like Earth Crisis had on their adolescence and now during their middle age years.  The conversation also covers the Vegan Skate Blog, a veganism oriented skateboarding website Kerry started 2011 to highlight vegan skate shoes, which were becoming harder to find in the 2010s. The blog also features interviews with vegan skateboarders including Ed Templeton and David Mayhew. Shawna Potter from War on Women is also interviewed on the site. The interview includes a deep dive into Kerry's most recent and ambitious project, Switch & Signal Skatepark. Kerry discusses his career transition from working in the tech industry to owning and operating his own skatepark/skate shop. The episode concludes with a ranking of Kerry and Greg's favorite vegan skate shoes. Also included: a bonus list of Kerry's top vegan restaurants to hit up on your next road trip.  Visit veganskateblog.com and switchandsignalskatepark.com for more information. Follow us at @hardcorearchivepodcast and @enterprisehardcore for updates on the podcast and upcoming shows. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enterprise-hardcore-podcast/support

One thing is for certain: we need more OG's like skateboarding LEGEND- Steve Saiz. The amount of history this man holds, is unreal. Yall probably thought you knew hwo did the first noseblunt. Well, this is the man to set things straight. Being his brother is the man behind it. With that being said.. We're back, like we never left the building. Tune in, as Steve talks shooting the first handrail sequence with Stacy Peralta. Shares what really happened, to the infamous SHAFT Skateboards. An actual-factual breakdown of the first noseblunt, by Marco Saiz. The disappearance of vert ramps in the early 90s. We discuss skateboarding LEGENDS- Ray Barbee & Ed Templeton. Throw some Curren Caples in the mix, seeing the Dogtown Documentary tapes in the late 80's & possibly the GOAT ender.. What more can i say? Thank you, once agin Steve.. Appreciate your time, and wisdom brother..- Clyde Singleton

In this special episode the first of an irregular series of talks with non-photographers involved with photography, Grant Scott speaks with founder/curator/artist/publisher Craig Atkinson about his publishing project Cafe Royal Books. They discuss the pressures of the long form project, publishing decisions, marketing and the impact Cafe Royal Books has had on British documentary photography. Craig Atkinson/Cafe Royal Books Based in Southport, England, Craig Atkinson is a senior lecturer and researcher at the University of Central Lancashire. He founded Café Royal Books in 2005 and new booklets are published frequently, typically one per week and in short runs of 250 copies which are sold both directly and through bookshops in the UK, Europe, USA, Australia, Japan, Canada and Switzerland. The booklets have a consistent print quality, paper and layout, laid out to a grid system, of usually 36 pages in length, slightly under A5 size and predominantly black & white and affordable. The booklets predominantly document social, historical and cultural change, including themes of youth, leisure, music, protest, race, religion, industry, identity, architecture and fashion, using both previously unpublished work and photographs from archives. It has published work by over 100 photographers, including John Benton-Harris, John Bulmer, John Claridge, John Deakin, Ken Grant, David Hurn, Chris Killip, Daniel Meadows, Tish Murtha, Jim Mortram, Martin Parr, Simon Roberts, Homer Sykes, Ed Templeton, Arthur Tress Janine Wiedel and Grant. In 2022 Café Royal Books held a retrospective exhibition titled Café Royal Books, Documentary, Zines and Subversion of 500 publications and 127 prints of work from those books at the Martin Parr Foundation. www.caferoyalbooks.com Dr.Grant Scott After fifteen years art directing photography books and magazines such as Elle and Tatler, Scott began to work as a photographer for a number of advertising and editorial clients in 2000. Alongside his photographic career Scott has art directed numerous advertising campaigns, worked as a creative director at Sotheby's, art directed foto8magazine, founded his own photographic gallery, edited Professional Photographer magazine and launched his own title for photographers and filmmakers Hungry Eye. He founded the United Nations of Photography in 2012, and is now a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, and a BBC Radio contributor. Scott is the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019), and What Does Photography Mean To You? (Bluecoat Press 2020). His photography has been published in At Home With The Makers of Style (Thames & Hudson 2006) and Crash Happy: A Night at The Bangers (Cafe Royal Books 2012). His film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay was premiered in 2018. Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). His film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay was first screened in 2018 www.donotbendfilm.com. He is the presenter of the A Photographic Life and In Search of Bill Jay podcasts. © Grant Scott 2023

En este episodio #91 tenemos como gran invitado a José Cerda quien nos cuenta como fue patinar en los 90s, patinar con Ed Templeton y Crew, viajar a todo el mundo por patinar, empezar a trabajar en producción de tablas para PS Stix, ser un creativo en el diseño, como trabaja la fabrica PS Stix... eso y mas en Efecto Ollie

Elke zaterdag- en zondagochtend tussen 6 en 7 uur horen NPO Radio 1-luisteraars de mooiste cultuurtips in Een Uur Cultuur. In deze aflevering deelt presentator Teddy Tops de volgende actuele cultuurtips met de luisteraar: Film: The Quiet Girl (https://www.vprogids.nl/cinema/films/film~14811234~the-quiet-girl~.html), met filmjournalist Gerhard Busch Muziek: Motel Mozaïque (https://motelmozaique.nl/) en Big Tear, (https://open.spotify.com/album/0bQAHBoEYWuDCbw4CAc21P?si=pKumMSXfRlmq340Poh_Xqg) met zangeres-muzikant Pitou Beeldende kunst: Ed Templeton (https://www.bonnefanten.nl/nl/tentoonstellingen/ed-templeton-wires-crossed)(Bonnefantenmuseum), met curator Stijn Huijts Boek: Definitie van liefde, (https://www.debezigebij.nl/boek/definitie-van-liefde/) met schrijver Nhung Dam Muziek: Pitou (https://open.spotify.com/album/0bQAHBoEYWuDCbw4CAc21P?si=Q3L1Xy6oTaiBRHoq5B6ZTw), Alamo Race Track (https://open.spotify.com/track/3g5NZe6cGdCK58g4fGbbGx?si=3ee7d4e79d5740c9) en Naaz (https://open.spotify.com/track/4C79mdd7zUzW2hVwJmJLwk?si=c97ba58d10914db8) Heb je cultuurtips die we niet mogen missen? Mail de redactie: eenuurcultuur@vpro.nl

Born and rasied in Huntington Beach, CA, Costa quickly became influenced and inspired by the rising scene of street skating that took the world by storm in the 1990's. With pioneers such as Jamie Thomas, The Gonz, Ed Templeton, Andrew Reynolds and so many others, Costa knew he wanted to be among his pioneers by becomig a pro rider. But with a severe leg injury, it quickly became apparant that this might not be in the cards for him. Costa began playing music during this time and with the love and support of his friends, he gave it a shot by sharing his other gift, songwriting. I've been a fan of Costa's music for quite some time and had no idea this episode of the podcast would be so genuine and fun! Costa's a special guy and one of the greats of our time. In this episode we explore his early years growing up in California, moving to Florida for a brief time, skatebaording, getting into music, his friendship with Jack Johnson and the Brushfire label, film making and so much more!

My guest this week is Alex Corporan.I don't know how to best describe my guest this week. He does it all. Most people know him as one of the groundbreaking skateboarding pioneers of the 1980s. Alex and his crew were constantly getting chased around NY, but they made the city their own and documented all of it – perfectly summarized in their book, Full Bleed.Alex and I discuss how he helped pioneer skateboarding n NYC, the early days managing Supreme, how he feels about skate culture being mainstream, keeping the vibes positive, and the 10th anniversary of his epic skate photography book, Full Bleed. The shots in Full Bleed span 30 years, with contributions from over 40 photographers. Featuring the work of Giovanni Reda, Jessica Bard, Ivory Serra, Tobin Yelland, Miki Vuckovich, Thomas Campbell, Larry Clark, Ed Templeton, Jerry Hsu, Atiba Jefferson, Spike Jonze, Bryce Knights, Angela Boatwright, Athena Currey, Kenneth Cappello, Charlie Samuels, Andy Kessler, Mike O'Meally, Sammy Glucksman, Allen Ying, and more.*Sponsored by Standard & Strange – Get the facts on loopwheel

I'm a skater. It's that simple.   In today's episode of ‘Chats & Tatts' Podcast by Aaron Della Vedova, I am joined by Jamie Thomas, a professional skateboarder, and the owner of Zero Skateboards and Garage Days Collection.   Jamie started skateboarding when he was in high school with friends. His journey wasn't an easy rock as he suffered to be an ‘outsider,' slept on the streets, experienced hunger, and fell thousands of times on his skateboard. But these didn't stop him from wanting to belong in the skateboarding community. Then when the opportunity arose from Ed Templeton's Toy Machine, everyone was all over him.   So for over twenty years in the making, Jamis has redefined the culture of skateboarding and being a skater. He showed a great drive, optimistic approach, outstanding work ethic, and remarkable progression that made his skateboarding career an inspiration to aspiring skateboarders across the globe. He earned the respect that once he hadn't.   Today, as the original pioneer of groundbreaking street gnar on the board, Jamie continues to push himself in business and skateboarding, while balancing family and life.   Find out how Jamie faced the challenges to land in the career he's most passionate about, what drives him to do better skateboarding every day, how he fought his inner demons, how faith and Christianity impacted his mindset, and what his future plan is in his career and business.    Also, you don't want to miss this episode because, for the very first time, he'll share the deeper meaning of his tattoos! Timestamps: 1:21 - Guest intro 2:45 - Jamie's childhood background and skateboarding journey  9:34 - The importance of having a support community 15:26 - Jamie's leap of faith and breakthrough with skateboarding 23:55 - How to conquer life challenges 29:08 - How to start your own brand 33:01 - How Jamie transition from skateboarding to entrepreneurship 43:06 - The impact of the recession on a business 44:17 - Tips and tools to becoming a better version of yourself 51:52 - Why building connections matters in relationships 56:39 -  Jamie reveals the reasons behind his tattoos Quotations:    “I wanna focus on skateboarding. I love it! I feel like 15!” - Jamie Thomas   “I felt like I needed to prove to myself that I had value and that I was worthy of being a professional skateboarder.” - Jamie Thomas   “The thing that I'd learned the most was that I'd been humbled and I'd been brought to my knees… what I've been doing the last five years in order to be able to dedicate myself, to the relationships that matter most and humble myself to accept the mistakes that I'd made in the past and to try and learn from them. So they're ultimately not things that I regret. They're things that I appreciate.” - Jamie Thomas   “In the late nineties, I became a Christian. I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior because I knew that I had some internal demons that I was suppressing and that I was trying to navigate on my own. I reconnected with my faith...” - Jamie Thomas   “...seeing life through a different lens.” - Jamie Thomas Useful Resources: Shop Zero Skateboards merchandise here: https://zeroskateboards.com/collections/all-products   Get in touch: Follow Jamie on zeroskateboards.com; Facebook; Instagram; and Twitter Connect with Aaron:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chatsandtatts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AaronVedova Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aaron.dellavedova/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chatsandtatts/featured

This weeks episode is part two of our interview with Ed Templeton!This is a HUGE episode for us and we can't wait for you to hear the rest Ed's story!Make sure to check out Ed's socials:https://www.instagram.com/ed.templeton/https://www.instagram.com/wires_crossed/https://ed-templeton.com/Help support the show by joining our Patreon!!!Get early access to our episodes every Monday 2 Days early!!!https://www.patreon.com/analogtalk And don't forget to follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/analogtalkpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/timothymakeups/https://www.instagram.com/chrisbphoto/ Thanks so much guys and we will see you next week!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analog-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On this episode of Apology, the artist and skateboarder Ed Templeton talks with Jesse Pearson about a lot of things including but not limited to: all the books he's got on his nightstand right now, patriotism, atheism, the Ghent Altarpiece, his family history, and his hometown of Huntington Beach, CA.

This weeks guest is the legendary Ed Templeton!In part one of this two part series we get Ed's back ground on his professional skateboarding career and founding Toy Machine along with what led Ed to pick up a camera. We also talk about Teenage Smokers and his other photo book projects.This is a HUGE episode for us and we can't wait for you to hear Ed's story!Make sure to check out Ed's socials:https://www.instagram.com/ed.templeton/https://www.instagram.com/wires_crossed/https://ed-templeton.com/Help support the show by joining our Patreon!!!Get early access to our episodes every Monday 2 Days early!!!https://www.patreon.com/analogtalk And don't forget to follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/analogtalkpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/timothymakeups/https://www.instagram.com/chrisbphoto/ Thanks so much guys and we will see you next week!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analog-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Episode 18 with Fred Mortagne aka French Fred, skateboarder, photographer & videographer from Lyon, France.  Together we talked about him growing up skating in Lyon, picking up a camera to film his friends, making his first local scene videos, sending footage to 411vm, meeting with Pierre-André Senizergues (founder of Sole Technologies) and getting offered to film the éS footwear video project which became Menikmati, going straight into the Flip "Sorry" video, coming back to Lyon in the early 2000's and accepting Jérémie Daclin's offer to become the Cliché Skateboards filmer, getting into photography and developing his own style with the help & advice of Ed Templeton, collaborating with Leica & Element, helping out with the logistics & filming Jaws ollieing the famous Lyon 25 stair set in 2015 (attempted by Ali Boulala in 2002), his many current projects...  Intro (00:13)  Growing up skating in Lyon (01:27)  Starting to film & shoot photos (08:26)  First skate video ever watched (11:25)  Making “the magical mystery video”, Fred's first local Lyon video (20:45)  Starting to work with 411vm (21:26)  Starting to work on Menikmati (24:48)  First trip to California in 98 (30:53)  Jumping on the Flip video right after Menikmati (41:04)  After Sorry, moving back to Lyon (45:15)  Becoming the Cliché filmer (46:00)  Getting into photography (51:56)  Ed Templeton inspiration (56:10)  Fred's style of photography (01:04:29)  Element advocate (01:07:30)  Collaboration with Leica (01:10:26)  Lyon 25 stair set (01:12:16)  Current projects (01:19:50)  Best lesson learned from skateboarding (01:24:16)  Friends questions (01:26:29)  Conclusion (01:36:59)   For more information & resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards   

80's street skating, and true fans of the CULTURE. On this 3rd day, of the year 2022. I present, none other than skateboarding ROYALTY. One of the handful of skaters, that literally put the streets on his back in the 80's. But, he wasnt just a “street skater”. You could place quadruple-OG, skateboarding LEGEND Tom Knox on ANY terrain. And, it was on. Ask them boys what he did to that vert ramp, back in the day. The know what the GOAT is all about. And, he's here today, to share his story with WCRP on Skateboarding. Tune in, as Tom discusses the realities after professional skateboarding. We talk traveling, and getting per diem for our first time. Linking back up with Santa Cruz skateboards. What makes Mike Vallely, Ed Templeton, & Gonz so special to the CULTURE. Geographically located skaters, The Olympics, Jon Gardner. The praise of mediocrity, & all things skateboarding. I cannot begin to thank this gentleman enough for his time. It was an absolute HONOR to set back, and soak up some game with the LEGEND. All praises due!! Thank you, Tom!! First show of the year. Part 2, coming later this week. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.. Lets GO!- Clyde Singleton

Welcome everyone to another episode of Double Primo! On today's track we discuss the legacy of one of the most influential brands in skating, Ed Templeton's Toy Machine. We talk favorite all time riders, the trials and tribulations the brand and it's benevolent overlord have endured, plus the promise displayed in the masterpiece that is "Scorched Earth". Thanks for listening, might hit you with another episode later this week. Like and subscribe, damn it feels good to be alive!

In this episode we talk about Toy Machine skateboards, Ed Templeton, the team, the logo, why the FBI almost raided Ed's house, how a Toy Machine ad snuck boobs into a Transworld magazine, and much much more! Watch the full episode on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/mHqLJbaFZTs Please review and subscribe to our channel!

Dashawn Jordan joins The Steebee Weebee Show for the 1st time!! We talk about: him learning to skate at the Chandler, AZ. Skatepark, his gradual progression in skateboarding, how he learned how to Laser Flip, his first local board sponsors, riding for Skullcandy, his relationship with men's US skateboarding olympic coach-Andrew Nicolaus, growing up in Tucson, AZ., how he got on NIKE SB & Toy Machine Skateboards, his music creation process, skating to his own music during X GAMES, future goals in US skateboarding in the Olympics, how he met Japanese gold medalist skater-Yuto Horigome, Ed Templeton's amazing art, and much more !!!!Go to: https://www.youtube.com/steebeeweebee to watch. More: Dashawn https://www.instagram.com/dashawnjordan Go to LUCY dot C O and use Promo Code STEEBEE to get 20% off your order of Lucy Slim Pouches, or any other Lucy products!  That's LUCY dot C O and use promo code STEEBEE at check out. 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Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med Pierre Wikberg och pratade:⁣⁣Om besvikelsen över att den första och enda karateträningen inte var Cobra Kai.⁣Om att vara lik Luke Skywalker.⁣Det pratade vi om innan vi upptäckte att inspelningsapparaturen hade kukat ur. Sen började vi om på ny kula och pratade:⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om 4K Red Bull slo mo-filmer.⁣Om att ha haft samma mobilnummer sen 1994.⁣Om Ingemar Backmans hundra meter höga backside air i Riksgränsen 1996.⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om en oförstående SYO-konsulent.⁣Om estetiken i 16 mm.⁣Om VX 1000.⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om att bli uppringd av The New York Times.⁣Om att surfare ibland är dumma i huve nå jävulskt.⁣Om att filma rally.⁣Om videokameror.⁣Om att bli Emmy-nominerad.⁣Om att vara en frequent flyer.⁣Om att vara god vän med Bernie Sanders son.⁣Om The Divided States of America.⁣Om skatespot tourism.⁣Vi hann även klämma in lite snack om videokameror.⁣⁣Namn som nämndes: Patrik Karlsson, Bill Danforth, Jason Jessee, Art och Steve Godoy, Alphonso Rawls, Ludek Vasa, Kristofer Åström, Semi, Pelle Gunnerfeldt, Micke Larsson, Rob Roskopp, Ingemar Backman, Andreas Engelkes, Kalle Helgesson, Pascal Strüwer, Magnus Gyllenberg (som vanligt), Terje Haakonsen, Kent Östling, Spike Jonze, Jef Hartsel, Corey Webster, Jens Allansson, Martin Karlsson, Pelle Fredell, Ken Block, Ty Evans, Greg Hunt, Mathias Ringström, Jonas Sohn, Ed Templeton, Jocke Olsson, Muckmouth, Keith Hufnagel, Carl Shipman, Macki Vertboy, Neil Blender.⁣⁣Trevlig lyssning!⁣⁣Denis & Mathias⁣⁣⁣—————————————————⁣⁣⁣Om du gillar avsnittet så swisha 10 kronor till: 0735-102810⁣⁣⁣—————————————————⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣Vi finns på:⁣⁣www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/⁣⁣https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/⁣⁣⁣Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify och skateboardpodden.se⁣

Welcome back to another jam packed episode of Biting Talk - Britain’s liveliest food & drink podcast. This week, William Sitwell talks TV chefs with Gilly Smith, chef residencies with The Carousel’s Ed Templeton and joyful weeknight cooking with Clodagh McKenna. Our resident mixologist Farhad Heydari rounds off the show in style with a Prospector... Follow William on Twitter and Instagram: @WilliamSitwell Produced by Front Ear Podcasts - www.frontearpodcasts.com (http://www.frontearpodcasts.com/) (http://www.frontearpodcasts.com/) Edited by Nathan Copelin Music by David Cantello

Jamie Thomas grew up as a country bumpkin in the backwoods of Alabama, before being recognized at local contests by Vans, and Real Skateboards. He then moved to San Francisco, where he was homeless for a portion of time as he continued to establish himself as a skateboarder. Bouncing between board brands like Experience and Invisible, Jamie is offered a place on the Flip team alongside Rune Glifberg, Geoff Rowley and Tom Penny, but turns this down for the opportunity to rebuild Toy Machine's team with Ed Templeton. Later on, Zero is born from Andy Howell's company Zero Sophisto, and Andy gives Jamie his blessing to take Zero, and run with it, with the help of Tom Swank over at Tum Yeto. Zero quickly becomes a board brand, picking up talented team riders such as Adrian Lopez, Chris Cole, Ryan Smith, Copelman, Marisa Del Santo, Windsor James, and others. Together, the team put out some of the early 2000's most iconic videos, such as Thrill of it all, Dying to Live, Misled Youth, Strange World, No Cash Value, Cold War, and most recently, thrill of it all. Nowadays, they have a stacked team with the likes of Tommy Sandoval, Garette Hill, Jamie, Chris Wimer, and even some Canadians, like JS Lapierre, Colin Lambert and Mikey Ray. Watch this episode with video and images: https://youtu.be/jn7ff-TBUPQ Visit us online: http://shop.shredzshop.com

First remote episode. Probably. Hope the buzzing isn’t terribly distracting.

Tyler Culbertson is a social media marketing professional for the world's top business influencers and lifestyle brands. With over 10 years of experience, Tyler has built and managed a social following of more than 30 million followers across all major social networks and has consulted for 40 different industries. He's had the privilege to work and consult for his hero's in business and skateboarding: Tony Robbins, RVCA, Jay Abraham, Toy Machine Skateboards, Ed Templeton, David Meerman Scott, and Joe Polish. Tyler is most passionate about his family, skateboarding, creativity and all things social media marketing. He lives in Carlsbad, CA with his wife and three kids. Interviewing Tyler was an exciting moment for me as someone who's grown up loving board sports. Huge fan of him and the creative culture it's created. We talk a lot about the sport and it's growth - he's grown up around it and been exposed to a perspective that few have. He's also had so much to do with the growth when those sports started exploding on social media. Truly a privilege to talk to him - we talk tactical and go into some awesome moments in his work and life. Follow or Connect with Tyler: LinkedIn Twitter Instagram

Don Letts meets Ed Templeton, the pioneer skater and artist from deep in the SoCal heartland. Unexpected dots are joined between Huntington Beach & Ladbroke Grove; and between punk, hardcore, skate and ska. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Collin Provost discusses growing up in Huntington Beach CA, riding for Element, Ed Templeton asking him to skate for Toy Machine, how he got the nickname the provider, getting on Volcom, sharing a part with Grant Taylor, 3 pro shoes on Emerica, filming for his new Toy Machine part “Programming Injection” and much more!

Jerry Hsu is an American professional skateboarder and photographer. His newest photography book entitled “The Beautiful Flower Is The World”, depicts his fascination with life’s absurdities and showcases Hsu’s humorous approach to image making. Topics Discussed In This Episode: When Yoshino challenged Hsu to a game of S-K-A-T-E Growing up in San Jose, CA Seeing things as a skateboarder, “skate vision” His new book, “The Beautiful Flower Is The World” His blog, “Nazi Gold” The ethics of AI Hsu’s skateboarding career The influence of fellow skateboarders: Louie Barletta, Ed Templeton, Marc Johnson Psychedelics Films and Documentaries: Black Swan (Dir. Darren Aronofsky), Ex Machina (Dir. Alex Garland), Generation Wealth (Dir. Lauren Greenfield), Her (Dir. Spike Jonze) www.artistdecoded.com

A few weeks back, Radio Juxtapoz traveled to Tokyo, Japan for the RVCA World Tour, a 7-day takeover of the city that saw numerous art shows, signings, screenings, pop-ups occur in and around Shibuya. Obviously, our focus was the Beautiful Losers: Now & Then show, and it gave us a chance to talk with two of our favorite photographers: the talented and influential Ed and Deanna Templeton. Ed Templeton has been blazed across our memories as a legendary skater who was able to take his skate craft and create fine art and photography that has made him famous the world over. Deanna Templeton has been making these incredibly poetic projects for years, with her The Swimming Pool coming to mind first and foremost. We sat down with Ed and Deanna on a steamy hot Tokyo summer day after a day of RVCA press for the couple. Our conversation went all over: how it feels to bring the Losers back together again, what an Ed shot is versus a Deanna shot, how their longtime home base of Huntington Beach may not be inspiring them anymore and what makes Tokyo a magical place to take photos. The Radio Juxtapoz Podcast is hosted by Doug Gillen and Evan Pricco. Thank you to RVCA for their support of Episode 019 and 020 of the Radio Juxtapoz Podcast. Subscribe to the Radio Juxtapoz podcast HERE.

Part 3 of Ed Templeton episodes - please see FALLUCKA #5 & 6 for the previous ones. The reason Ed Templeton was in Copenhagen was that he was here to make a book signing on his latest book Tangentially Parenthetical. We talk about selected artworks in the book as well as the idea behind the book. We talk about the people in the book and the situations the pictures are taken in. We also talk about buying art with the heart vs as an investment, and why the selected works in the book speak to him. We talk about skateboarding and a completely unplanned talk of his crash in Lucerne in Switzerland in 2000 during The Grand Prix of skateboarding. Find more pictures for this section at Instagram account @FALLUCKA_cph. Enjoy.

Part 2 of Ed Templeton episodes - please see FALLUCKA #5 & 7 for the previous ones.. The conversation takes place in my kitchen and among other things I show him the pictures I have been taken, when I tried to be “Ed Templeton for a day”. He tells about how he himself takes pictures at Huntington Beach, without being discovered, and how he entered the art scene. Ed also finds out why he is invited home to me at Østerbro/Copenhagen and we talk about what I wanted to show him and Deanna. Find more pictures for this section at Instagram account @FALLUCKA_cph. Enjoy. Thanks to Tobias Plass for pictures for this episode.

In FALLUCKA #5 we meet Ed Templeton, artist and skater from Huntington Beach California; Our conversation is dived into three episodes, so if you like this one, hear more of our conversation in FALLUCKA #6 & 7. In this first episode I meet Ed Templeton and his wife Deanna Templeton for the first time. I have wanted to meet Ed for a long time and is a great admirer of his works. I was truly a bit nervous when I, together with my photographer Tobias Plass, picked them up both at a hotel in Copenhagen. I have invited them home to me as I have a little surprise that I would like to show Ed. This conversation takes place in my smashed Audi. Find more pictures for this section at Instagram account @FALLUCKA_cph. Enjoy. Thanks to Tobias Plass for pictures for this episode.

On today's podcast I speak with photographer,artist,and professional skateboarder Ed Templeton. Ed's work has been shown around the world and has published several books showcasing his work. He is also a professional skateboarder and owner of Toy Machine skateboards. www.ed-templeton.com Instagram - @ed.templeton SPONSORED BY : PicDrop 3 Months free when you use promo code "photobanter" https://www.picdrop.com PROMO CODE "photobanter"

Billy Marks discusses growing up in Corona CA, getting on The Firm, Ed Templeton asking him to ride for Toy Machine, filming for the Fallen video “Ride The Sky”, skating for LRG, Billy’s Balls, Filament Footwear, playing ice hockey with Mike Vallely, Thrasher’s King Of The Road, the return of Fallen Footwear, why you should never skate a board that he gives you and much more!

Skateboarding icon and shaper, Don Brown joined Desiree at the Dash Studios on April 9, 2019. Don has a been a vital part of skateboarding in the past 30 plus years, World Champion of Munster in 1989 to being paramount in shaping Etnies, Es Skateboards the entire Sole Tech family from inception. His impact has influenced the skateboarding community, touching all of us with love for skateboarding and people. From Brighton in the UK to Texas and California to the 405 freeway, (yes, he's the one that skated on the freeway and masterminded it!) and started GSD ( Go Skateboarding Day). Along with planting close to 2 million trees he is constantly giving back, everyone loves DON! Thank you to Ed Templeton, Ronnie Creager, Kelly Hart, Laurie Bergthold and Justin Regan for your words. You can follow ( and I highly recommend) Don on IG @Don_Brown Make sure to follow @theDesireeSHOW and @Desiree_Astorga on IG as well as twitter for coming guest and BTS via stories. The Desiree SHOW broadcasts at Dash Radio HQs and airs on Wednesday's 4-5 PM and Friday 7-8 AM PST.

Paul Krauss MA LPC engages in long-form conversation with Doug Bale, a Phoenix-based artist and musician. They discuss art and mental health and many different ways to work on a living philosophy that is open to experimentation and new perspectives. Doug discusses how engaging in the artist community and producing art has helped his life in many ways; including with his mental and emotional wellness. Paul and Doug discuss engaging in therapy as well as many different ways that people can participate in individual and group healing practices. Paul and Doug discuss many different topics and perspectives related to philosophy and finding a way to utilize an ever evolving philosophy based on reading, experiences, and many other aspects. Paul and Doug both discuss their experiences in different work places and how this has influenced their mental health. Paul and Doug cover a lot of conversational ground as you can see below (but mostly this podcast is centered around, Art, Mental Health, and a Living Philosophy). Also Discussed: Chance Meetings, The Perils of Living in a Guesthouse (Casita), Rustic Digs, Burritos, Living in a Downtown Area, Glove Box, Playing in Bands, Playing Bass Guitar, Tourism, Grand Ave Art Walk, Trans Am Coffee Shop, Murals, Collages, Community Involvement, Art Galleries, Dingbat Mentalities, Coffee Shops, Part-Time Jobs, Downtown Phoenix, The Tempe Arizona Music Scene, Collaborations, Corporate Jobs, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Isolation, Doing instead of Stewing, Exercise, Connection to a Safe Group, Bill Plotkin, Counseling, Psychotherapy, Art Therapy, Enjoyment in Creation or Art, The Salad Bar Metaphor, Writing Music, Advertising and Sales Jobs, Energy Art, Abstract Art, Calling, Loving What You Do, Manipulation through Sales Tactics, Non Linear Thinking, Terrance McKenna, Chanukah, Enjoying Different Cultures, Citizens of the World, Grandma Moses, Art Studios, Consumerism, Quality versus Productivity, Gratitude, Acceptance, Joy, Alignment, Chicken-Fried/ Swiss-Cheesed, saying “Yes!”, Living off of Art, Mike Doughty, Patreon, The Post Office, Waiters who are also Comedians (Mayor of None, Chicago), David Liebe Hart, Treasure Mammal, Emotional Regulation, Jazz and Improvisation, Structure and Mental Health, Tolerating Ambiguity and Mystery, Ideologies, Joseph Campbell, Religions of the World, Binary Thinking, Fundamentalism, Mysticism, Power, Control, Guilt and Shame, Western Thought Paradigm examining Eastern Thought, Rabbi Heschel, Luminary, Marshall Mcluhan, Alan Watts, Archetypes, Carl Jung, James Hillman, Myths, Collective Consciousness, Collective Unconscious, Learning, Being “Open” to other's perspectives, Types of Grapes and Wine Metaphor, Understanding Your Shadow, Humanism, Empathy, Ascending Culture versus Descending Culture, Grand Narratives, Young People want the Truth, The Authenticity Movement, Myopic Thinking, The Shadow Economy, Friendship, Labeling, Exploratory Thinking, Coping Skills, Inner Work, Working a Practice, Practicing, The Importance of Ritual, Creative Economy, Projection, Stress and the IQ, Social Media, Mel Brown, Unfinished Art, Creativity, Elizabeth Gilbert, Selling Art, Flow State, Doug Bale's Artistic Influences, Visionary Art, Mental Fitness, Tiger Woods, Paul Klee, All Things Shining, Herman Melville, Moby Dick, James Joyce, Reading Books, Reducing Judgmental Thinking, What has Influenced our Learning, Humility, Studio G, Pino's Pizza, Also, Peter Piper Pizza, and Z Pizza. Doug Bale has been thrown back into the community of Phoenix art scene by completing a large mural at Trans Am Coffee shop on Grand Avenue. Being thrown back into the community and meeting new artists has invigorated his artwork. Currently he is creating abstract pieces and doing digital meditation heads. He has participated in several group and solo shows in galleries, restaurants and coffee shops.   “I deal with color on an intuitive level. I pick colors in the moment with a digital pallet of infinite color choices. My tools lend to an “in the moment”  flow.  With digital art I will have a color appear in my head first and then I add it to the design. I often combine unusual colors that create a distinct vibration and energy to the design.  The same is true for my mixed media work.  My studio has paint tubes scattered all over my work space. The piece I'm working on will in a way  “call”  to the color that needs to be added next.” https://dougbale.bigcartel.com/ https://society6.com/dougbale You can follow Doug's art on Instagram: @dougbale     Paul Krauss MA LPC is the Clinical Director of Health for Life Grand Rapids, home of The Trauma-Informed Counseling Center of Grand Rapids. Paul is also a Private Practice Psychotherapist, EMDRIA Consultant in Training (CIT), host of the Intentional Clinician podcast, Behavioral Health Consultant, Clinical Trainer, and Counseling Supervisor. Paul is now offering consulting for a few individuals and organizations. Paul is the creator of the National Violence Prevention Hotline (in progress)  as well as the Intentional Clinician Training Program for Counselors. Questions? Call the office at 616-200-4433.  If you are looking for EMDRIA consulting groups, Paul Krauss MA LPC is now hosting weekly online and in-person groups.  For details, click here. Follow Health for Life Grand Rapids: Instagram   |   Facebook     |     Youtube RESOURCES referenced in this podcast (from Doug Bale): Influences on Doug's art: Paul Klee https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Klee
 Alex Grey https://www.alexgrey.com/ Skateboarding art
! Ed Templeton  https://www.artsy.net/artist/ed-templeton
 Basquiat/ Picasso/ heavy hitters. Eras of Modern art. 
 Bauhuaus. https://www.widewalls.ch/bauhaus-manifesto-key-points/ Creative Economy Bucks the Trend, Grows Despite Slowdown in Global Trade https://unctad.org/en/pages/PressRelease.aspx?OriginalVersionID=499 Current explorations: Terrence McKenna Robert Anton Wilson Hermes Tris Past influence: Herman Melville Marshal McCluhan All Things Shining (Book): https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10087892-all-things-shining Studio G on 7th Ave in Phoenix: https://www.facebook.com/dtwphx/ For your Free 30 day trial of Simple Practice Electronic Health Records and to support this podcast, click this link: https://ter.li/appk Music Used with Permission: Ghost Arrives by Flighty Tronys from Flighty Tronys 1 (Flighty Tronys are Doug Bale's other band that is not Mergatron: Paul Krauss played keyboards on Mergatron's album “More than Miles”) Sugar Free Jazz by Soul Coughing from Ruby Vroom Shades of Currency [Instrumental] by PAWL from Archetypes

Today on the show we are joined by Jeff Tremaine. Jeff is most famously known for the Jackass Series. He has also directed several music videos and commercials, including “Epic Night,” a 2014 Super Bowl commercial for Bud Light, which was one of the most talked about spots of the entire year and won numerous awards. In April 2014, Jeff launched his own production company, Gorilla Flicks, which houses all of his feature film and television projects. He has a new movie coming out on March 22nd, The Dirt, on Netflix. In this episode Jeff shares more about his inspiration behind choosing his latest project, how he went about seeking out support from the band, and what the pitch was like to Netflix. We also dive into some of the most challenging and most interesting projects that Jeff has done, and what his personal hobbies are that help him unwind. Jeff is an all around awesome dude, so stay tuned and don’t miss out on our incredible conversation!  Key Points From This Episode: What Jeff listens to when he’s stuck on the freeway. The one album or band that takes Jeff down memory lane. Of all the concerts, the one that stands out the most for Jeff. The premier of Jeff’s new film, The Dirt. How having a creative job satisfies the artist inside of you. Importance of always learning and adding tools to your toolbox. Jeff’s inspiration behind wanting to do The Dirt The story of how Jeff and his wife first met. Support that Jeff received from Mötly Crüe to do the movie. What was most important when pitching The Dirt to Netflix. How Jeff built a team surrounded by people that he trusts. Why the first pitch of Jackass the series was a complete failure. The hardest production campaign Jeff has done. Fun fact: Jeff directed the safety video for American Airlines. Jeff’s favorite way to unwind and shut off from work.  Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:  Jeff Tremaine — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0871860/ Gorilla Flicks — http://www.gorillaflicks.com/ Gorilla Flicks on Twitter — https://twitter.com/GORILLAFLICKS Jackass — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0322802/ Plasmatics — http://www.plasmatics.com/ Motorhead — https://imotorhead.com/ Danzig — https://www.7thhouse.com/ Red Hot Chili Peppers — https://redhotchilipeppers.com/ General Public — http://www.dexys.org/general_public.html David Lee Roth — https://davidleeroth.com/ Spike Jonze — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005069/ TransWorld Magazine — https://skateboarding.transworld.net/ Thrasher Magazine — http://www.thrashermagazine.com/ DC Shoes — https://www.dcshoes.com/ Hulu — https://www.hulu.com/live-tv Thomas Campbell — http://www.thomascampbell-art.com/ Ed Templeton — http://ed-templeton.com/ Turbonegro — http://turbonegro.com/ The Dirt — https://www.amazon.com/Dirt-Confessions-Worlds-Most-Notorious/dp/0060989157 Mötly Crüe — https://twitter.com/MotleyCrue Bad Grandpa — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3063516/ Toby Oliver — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0002947/ Get Out — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5052448/ Whiplash — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2582802/ This Is It — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1477715/ Steven Tyler — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0878911/ Matt Damon — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000354/ Johnny Knoxville — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0424216/ Jorge Gutierrez — https://twitter.com/mexopolis The Art of the Book of Life — https://www.amazon.com/Art-Book-Life-Jorge-Gutierrez/dp/1616555335 Guillermo del Toro — https://twitter.com/realgdt Ethan Tobman — https://www.ethantobman.com/ Evel Knievel — http://evelknievel.com/ Man One — http://www.manone.com/ Man One on Twitter — https://twitter.com/ManOneArt Scott “Sourdough” Power — https://www.instagram.com/sourdoughpower/ Not Real Art Conference — https://www.notrealartconference.com/ Not Real Art on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/notrealartofficial/

Ed Templeton joins the podcast to talk about his latest photography book "Tangentially Parenthetical" (link below) and how he from being one of the most influential street skaters of his generation to showcasing his paintings and photography in highly respected galleries and collections.  Although Ed's story has been told many times in some great interviews and documentaries, I get the chance to trace his history of growing up in Orange County in a fairly tough family situation and how that eventually led him to skateboarding.  For those who aren't familiar with Ed Templeton, his influence to the world of skateboarding is undeniable and in 2016 he was inducted into the skateboarding hall of fame.  But this conversation dives into how his skate career led him into the world of painting and photography and some of the early relationships with people like Aaron Rose and Alleged Gallery that would help push him into the national spotlight as an artist.  During our talk I get the chance to ask Ed what attracts him so much to the daily habit of street photography and constantly chasing another image, what he's learned about the human condition after years of closely observing others, what it is about skateboarding that leads so many to a creative life, and the advice he gives to those out there chasing their own dreams of living creatively. So sit back and enjoy this conversation with one of the most requested guests I've had.   To Learn More About Ed Templeton Visit: http://ed-templeton.com To Buy A Copy of His Latest Book "Tangentially Parenthetical" Visit: http://umyeaharts.com/books/ts0t7e986ovuxl4l1srjah13zxp1ym And Follow Him on Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/ed.templeton/ To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: http://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/  

This week I catch up with American artist Thomas Campbell. We discuss the many different mediums he works with and coming up in the art world along side artists such as Barry McGee and Ed Templeton.

“None. They should just go out and photograph and stop talking about it. That’s the only way they are going to find themselves. They can’t do it in their heads – they have to go out and do it in the camera and get it on film” - Berenice Abbott - when asked is she had any gems of wisdom for the photographer today, Professional Photographer's Survival Guide by Charles E. RotkinOur guest this week is London-based photographer, Matt Stuart. Best known as a “street photographer,” (or “photographer” which is the preferred term), Matt told us how his former life as a skater and working in a call centre prepared him for a career in photography. We didn’t spend much time discussing Berenice Abbott, - or Walker Evans, or Helen Levitt or Robert Frank - but take a look at her work which spanned portraiture of avant-garde artists, the modernising spaces of New York City, to representations of scientific concepts. As always, if you like what we do please share our podcast with your friends, leave us a review and/or rating on iTunes, and get involved in the Outerfocus Chit Chat group on Facebook.You can now support the podcast by using the, Support the Podcast, button on our home page. All donations will go to advertising and hosting so we can grow our audience and keep the podcast alive.And lastly, the Outerfocus 2019 calendar will be available soon. Featuring photographs from:Martin Parr, Niki Boon, David Carol, Ed Templeton, to name but a few! Matt’s LinksWebsiteInstagramFacebookIan’s LinksWebsiteInstagramIan Weldon - Photography EducationBradley’s Links:WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterMusic - Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/outerfocuspodcast)

“Don’t be repressed in your work, dare to experiment, consider any urge, if in a new direction all the better.” – Edward WestonWelcome to the Outerfocus Podcast!Episode 27. I can’t quite believe we’ve been jabbering away for so long. Are you not sick of us yet?This milestone episode (every episode is a milestone, for like, a metaphorical mile or something) we are joined by World Champion skate boarder, Ed Templeton. Ed is a pro skateboarder, photographer, designer, painter, skateboard company (Toy Machine) owner and all round nice guy. Among many other things.We were delighted that he gave us his time and chatted for a good two hours, and we could have gone way longer. The conversation started going as soon as the record button went down, so I’ve pretty much left this episode uncut. I’ve chopped a couple of bits that I didn’t think were relevant, due to time and file size constraints, but this is how it went down. We also mention Edward Weston. Oh, and Ansel Adams. Ed’s LinksWebsiteToy Machine WikipediaInstagram - @ed.templeton & @wires_crossedWires CrossedPodcast Links:https://www.outerfocuspodcast.cominfo@outerfocuspodcast.comIan’s LinksWebsiteInstagramIan Weldon - Photography EducationBradley’s Links:WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterMusic - James William NicholsonThank you for listening, see you in two weeks!Ian & BradleySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/outerfocuspodcast)

Corey Duffel discusses growing up in Walnut Creek CA, getting on Think Skateboards at 13 years old, almost riding for Baker Skateboards, going to Huntington Beach to stay with Ed Templeton, his Big Brother interview, getting on Foundation Skateboards, some of his worst slams, skating with the Chief, filming for a new video part and much more!

In this episode I got to sit down with skateboarder, teacher, educator, and Documentary Film Maker Ms. Kelli Watson. Straight up, Kelli is an awesome human being. Her love of skateboarding comes from a slightly different angle than most and in part due to working with skateboarders who are also her students. She's developed a passion for the culture and is about to premier her second Documentary 'We Can Fly 2' about skateboarding and creativity. I was stoked to be featured in her first film 'We Can Fly' along side such awesome artists such as; Ben Gore, Ed Templeton, Eloise Dorr and Barry Kay (to name a few)! Check out the episode and then come down to the premier of 'We Can Fly 2' at the Doomed Gallery (65 Ridley Rd, London E8 2NP) on the 7th of August from 6pm! Free beer, free art and good vibes! Either way I'm off for a skate with Kelli. Find out more info on instagram via @wecanfly17 And follow him on facebook via https://www.facebook.com/wecanfly17/ Official website http://wecanfly17.com/ Stay up to date by joining our Facebook page www.facebook.com/skateboarderandpodcast and following the host Mat Lloyd on instagram/twitter @matlloydpoet Music used with permission from Mr. Brown, the intro track is from from his colaboration album with CONFUCIUS MC 'The Art Form', outro track from the album Beats for Days 2', buy them from all good record stores, iTunes, Amazon and direct from Mr. Brown via www.westaytrue.com Follow Mr. Brown on instagram @westaytrue

Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med christer Grahn och pratade bland annat: Om åka skateboard på 70-taletOm Loftet, Göteborgs inomhushall under 70-taletOm vad som var Sveriges första betongparkOm var man kunde köpa en skateboard i Göteborg på 70-taletOm att åka rullskridskorOm hur Skateland kom till och tyvärr sedan revsOm att bygga stor vert i PartilleOm att jobba för Bert KarlssonOm att åka Handstand i 150 meter Om SM i Partille 1989Om var Skateboardförbundets första dator finns just nu.Om Välen som blev en av de största minirampskomplexen i Svensk skatehistoriaOm ryktet att ha byggt en bar hemmaOm att skrämma barn i Tony Tiger-kostymenOm att vara ordförande i Svenska SkateboardförbundetOm Uppåt Väggarna och hur många ex som trycktesOm när man körde skiten ur Inlines-åkarna Namn som nämndes: Jan-Erik i Träslöjden, Greger Hagelin, Mikael Hadestrand, Lasse Brandeby, Anders Brandeby, Magnus & Brasse, Peter Selen, Yoda, Janne Wikman, Emrik Larsson, Tony Hawk, Tony Alva, Per Welinder, Ed Templeton, Rodney Mullen, Gorm Boberg, Pelle Nyström, Fredrik Johansen, Martin Wetterstrand, Jocke Boberg, Hank, Martin Ottosson, Ali Boulala, Anders Rimpi, Siewert Öholm, Martin Willners, Martin Björck, Bert Karlsson med många flera. Trevlig lyssning! Denis och Mathias ———— Om du gillar det vi gör. Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810 ———— Lilla sportspegelns reportage från SM i Partille 1989https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_Qawxe-1Jk Skatecampet i välen 1996https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_v53Ngx0Rg ———— Vi finns på:www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/ Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se

In this episode, Ed talks with Jamie about growing up in Huntington Beach, CA, getting sponsored, turning pro, winning the world championship instead of finishing high school, starting Toy Machine, filming for Welcome To Hell, his art career & what's next. Please LIKE & FOLLOW if you'd like to hear more episodes!! Follow us on Instagram: thrillofitall jamiethomas ed.templeton Check out our website: https://thrillofitall.com Filmed & edited by: Tim Cisilino Music by: Loom Instagram: @Loom_SD facebook.com/LoomSD

Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med Martin Ottosson och pratade bland annat:   Om Alva-masspsykos. Om att shoppa skateboards på soptippen. Om att göra skateboards på slöjden. Om det omöjliga i att göra ollie över en bil. Om att inte fatta att det står en hoppramp bakom polisbilen i Polisskolan 4. Om Uppåt Väggarna, Thrasher, Rad och Poweredge. Om prostatan. Om Daggers läskiga mobbar-aura och att identifiera sig med Corey Webster och The Ramp Locals. Om svinhöga vändramper/halvramper/quarterpipes. Om Commodore 64 och Amiga. Om hur pensionärer och uteliggare gick i bräschen för skomodet. Om beefen mellan Tacky och Defekt. Om att vilja leva på skateboard eller inte. Om vilken svensk skateboardåkare man inte vill ha med sig till en öde ö. Om svårigheten (och det förvisso synnerligen sympatiska) i viljan att göra alla nöjda och glada.   Namn som nämndes Jani Söderhäll, Martin Ander, Daniel ”D-Boy” Håkansson, Sebastian Håkansson, Stefan Toth, Tobbe Holm, Gorm Boberg, Love Eneroth, Ceausescu, Hans Göthberg, Mikael Finhborg, John Dahlquist, James Holm, John McMillen, Stefan Ylitalo, Lojten, Pelle Jansson, Sami Tolppi, Ozzy-Calle, Pelle Fredell, Ricky Sandström, Alex Klun, Tom Penny, Stefan Lillis Åkesson, Ed Templeton, Mögel.   Det hela resulterade i ett rekordlångt avsnitt som fick delas upp i två avsnitt. Punkterna och namnen är från båda avsnitten.   Trevlig lyssning! Denis och Mathias   ————   Om du gillar det vi gör.  Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810    ————   Polisskolan 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROPhpIpmWus   California Games - C64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSp8XHpEKzw   Martins mardröm - The daggers (Thrashin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rVl7H6kiMk   Defekts podcast - Kastat i etern https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/defekt-kastat-i-etern/id435370110?mt=2   Defekt - Andra akten https://vimeo.com/9429389   ————   Vi finns på:www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/  Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se

Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med Martin Ottosson och pratade bland annat:   Om Alva-masspsykos. Om att shoppa skateboards på soptippen. Om att göra skateboards på slöjden. Om det omöjliga i att göra ollie över en bil. Om att inte fatta att det står en hoppramp bakom polisbilen i Polisskolan 4. Om Uppåt Väggarna, Thrasher, Rad och Poweredge. Om prostatan. Om Daggers läskiga mobbar-aura och att identifiera sig med Corey Webster och The Ramp Locals. Om svinhöga vändramper/halvramper/quarterpipes. Om Commodore 64 och Amiga. Om hur pensionärer och uteliggare gick i bräschen för skomodet. Om beefen mellan Tacky och Defekt. Om att vilja leva på skateboard eller inte. Om vilken svensk skateboardåkare man inte vill ha med sig till en öde ö. Om svårigheten (och det förvisso synnerligen sympatiska) i viljan att göra alla nöjda och glada.   Namn som nämndes Jani Söderhäll, Martin Ander, Daniel ”D-Boy” Håkansson, Sebastian Håkansson, Stefan Toth, Tobbe Holm, Gorm Boberg, Love Eneroth, Ceausescu, Hans Göthberg, Mikael Finhborg, John Dahlquist, James Holm, John McMillen, Stefan Ylitalo, Lojten, Pelle Jansson, Sami Tolppi, Ozzy-Calle, Pelle Fredell, Ricky Sandström, Alex Klun, Tom Penny, Stefan Lillis Åkesson, Ed Templeton, Mögel.   Det hela resulterade i ett rekordlångt avsnitt som fick delas upp i två avsnitt. Punkterna och namnen är från båda avsnitten.   Trevlig lyssning! Denis och Mathias   ————   Om du gillar det vi gör.  Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810    ————   Polisskolan 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROPhpIpmWus   California Games - C64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSp8XHpEKzw   Martins mardröm - The daggers (Thrashin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rVl7H6kiMk   Defekts podcast - Kastat i etern https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/defekt-kastat-i-etern/id435370110?mt=2   Defekt - Andra akten https://vimeo.com/9429389   ————   Vi finns på:www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/   Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se

Johnny Layton discusses growing up in Murrieta CA, winning the BMX grand nationals at 10 years old, started skating at 11, going on tour with Role Model, giving his sponsor me tape to Ed Templeton, turning pro for Toy Machine, getting on Vans, the shower picture that went viral, the switch tre that got away, losing both his sponsors within days apart, getting hired at Vans and much more!

Joining the Event Industry News podcast this week is Ed Templeton from Shuttlecock Inc. Ed joins host James Dickson to talk about Neverland Spring Break, an immersive event experience that Shuttlecock created in the heart of London. Running for just three days, Shuttlecock Inc transformed a photographic studio building into a reimagined version of Neverland, complete with Hipster Lost Boys and a gangster rap Crocodile. During the podcast, Ed explains the creative process behind their event and discusses some of the ideas that have helped propel Shuttlecock Inc to being one of the leading agencies for immersive brand experiences.

Desiree welcomed Jamie Thomas aka "The Chief" in studio April 17th. There are so many amazing facets to this man it is merely impossible to cover all in an hour (even with some bonus time) to include all that this man has done and continues to do. I made a lil dent. Find out about Jamie’s new podcast Thrill Of it All dropping in May, how Rocky inspired him, parts of his path; from Dotham, Alabama (along with how to pronounce it) to SF to SD to where he is today, from Invisible to Toy to Zero and little bits of his path along the way. Throw in with some awesome quotes/words from Ed Templeton, Don Brown, Dave Bergthold and Adrian Lopez. Even a few words from Grant Britain on the 'Leap of Faith'. And a special extended show, not previously aired with a phenomenal plastic guitar solo intro by “the Chief” I dare say on his first signature guitar and much much more! The Desiree Show airs Wednesday 4-5 PM PST on Dash Radio, (re-airs Thursday 10AM PST, among other times and days throughout the week). Follow the show and Desiree on IG, Twitter and Facebook along with her personal Tw and IG accounts. Thanks to Rebound's support to the Desiree SHOW

Freestyle-avsnittet! ÄNTLIGEN hade vi en freestyleåkare som gäst så vi faktiskt kunde LYSSNA på riktigt och slippa sitta där och låtsas vara intresserade av historier om hoppramper och curbs och skit.Vi pratade om att Hazze Lindgren påminner om Lasse Åberg till sätt och röst.Om Elan. Inte slalomskidorna utan skateboardarna.Om vad skateboard hette innan det hette skateboard och innan det hette rullbräda.Om Mike McGills McTwist.Om glass.Om att resa till USA i ung ålder.Om kråkor.Vi ringde även Don Brown och tjötade. Han satt och drack te som den britt han är och var på ett strålande humör trots den tidiga timmen där han befann sig.Några namn som nämndes: Puttis, Per Holknekt, Per Welinder, Stefan Spång, Stefan Johansson, Stefan Lillis Åkesson, Tony Magnusson, Steve Rocco, Janne Ruuska, John Lucero, Florian Böhm, Rodney Mullen, Corey O’Brien, Ed Templeton.Det här avsnittet kommer att släppas i två delar då vi råkade sitta och prata i drygt fyra timmar.På slutet fick vi stressa lite på grund av att larmet skulle gå i byggnaden samt att vi var väldigt sugna på att gå på krogen plus att syret hade tagit slut. Men vi gör ALLT för våra kära lyssnare och biter ihop och levererar. Trevlig lyssning!Denis och Mathias. Hazze Lindgen i Triss-reklamenhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stXq-Qo6jiI Hazze Lindgren i New Deal Promohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1YVqCTs-PUHazze Lindgren tävlingsåk i San Francisco 1984https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx18YNGC5Sc&t=54s Se Hazze åka utanför Streetstyle-butiken 1988 (Endast tillgängligt inom Sverige)https://www.oppetarkiv.se/video/2091213/abc Vi finns på:www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/  Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify, Tacky.se och skateboardpodden.se

Ed Templeton is one of the most influential skateboarders of the modern era. But not only has this Huntington Beach-based pioneer of creative street skating left an indelible mark on the culture of sliding sideways - he has become a photographer and an artist of critical renown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In todays episode i sit down with legendary skateboarder Josh Harmony to speak all about His first sponsors, meeting Ed Templeton, riding for toy machine, rvca, hip surgery, religion and a whole bunch more!!! check out Josh's music here: http://www.joshharmonymusic.com Support the show here: allineedskate.bigcartel.com

 Jamie Thomas discusses growing up in Alabama, working at Wendy’s, driving cross country with hotdogs and a microwave, sleeping at Embarcadero, his first board sponsor Experience, panhandling in San Francisco, riding for Invisible, getting a cold call from Ed Templeton to ride for Toy Machine, filming for Welcome To Hell, starting Zero, why he quit Emerica to ride for Adio, the rise and fall of Fallen Footwear, Straye Footwear, dealing with his “hoarding” of skate memorabilia, the scariest tricks he’s ever done and much more…  

Tyler Culbertson has over 10 years experience creating and managing social media marketing initiatives & digital content strategies for the world’s top business thought leaders and more than 50 action sports companies. Brands and leaders include: Tony Robbins, Thrasher Magazine, Ed Templeton, Vans Footwear, David Meerman Scott, and Toy Machine Skateboards. Support the movement allineedskate.com

Tommy is back for the final installment of Ed Templeton's BS with TG, holding Ed hostage from his daily HB Pier walk to investigate how he got his foot in the door of the art world. Enjoy, fellow street chickens!   You can watch the episode on the BS with TG YouTube Page!   https://tommyguerrero.squarespace.com/ https://tommyguerrero.bandcamp.com https://instagram.com/tommyguerrero/ https://twitter.com/tommyguerrero

BS with TGIF mutha clucka! Ed Templeton and Tommy G are back with more BS'n in Part 2/3. Running your own skateboard company ain't easy and Ed's been doing it well for a long time! You can watch the episode on the BS with TG YouTube Page!   https://tommyguerrero.squarespace.com/ https://tommyguerrero.bandcamp.com https://instagram.com/tommyguerrero/ https://twitter.com/tommyguerrero

After a short hiatus to pursue Competitive Chicken Sledding Tommy G is back with more BS with TG, this time with the one and only Mr. Ed Templeton. While being held hostage from his daily HB Pier walk Ed covers everything from concussed bouts of temporary blindness to the infamous 'Ed's Haters Club' and much more in Part 1 of 3. You can watch the episode on the BS with TG YouTube Page!   https://tommyguerrero.squarespace.com/ https://tommyguerrero.bandcamp.com https://instagram.com/tommyguerrero/ https://twitter.com/tommyguerrero

Whether it’s IRL or in video game form, many people grew up wanting to be this guest. This week on Turned Out A Punk, Damian is joined by Skateboarding legend Geoff Rowley. Join the two as they discuss, not only how punk affected Geoff’s career but how skateboarding as a whole was influenced by the genre. Also covered: Loving football Seeing the punks with the Skateboards Probe Records: a subcultural outpost the smell of punk skate a deck with no griptape with mismatched backwards trucks the little kid with with older punks The “art” of skateboard art music in skate videos The reverberations of punk in youth culture seeing punk on tv and the streets Too young to get in “The Planet” going to Fugazi Skating over shows Robbie Reed from Jailcell Recipes getting crapped on by the older Straight Edge Skaters The origins of skating in Liverpool “Why would they make a park out of that?!?” Liverpool: a city of diverse skating and music influences Liverpool: a city of punk skateboarders Liverpool: a city of the old skaters Liverpool: a city of immense civic pride Seeing the skate video Savannah Slamma for the first time seeing tricks for the first time Mofo from Thasher Falling in love with Motorhead Meeting Lemmy and talking Beatles Being The Beatles in 60’s Liverpool Getting into Lungfish The influence of Ed Templeton Searching for a new genre the effects of music listening on skatevideos Black Mountain and the Skate

Ed Templeton is back this time with his lovely wife Deanna to talk all about their worldly travels and impart wisdom and advice on Nick, Kevin and the Occasionally Awesome listeners. Ed and Deanna are a well traveled couple and have great taste in art and food so listen closely and take notes before your next trip to Europe.

What an exciting episode! Skate legend and respected and accomplished artist, Ed Templeton is on the show this week. Nick and Kevin go down to Huntington Beach to interview Ed and talk about his start as a professional skateboarder, how and why he started Toy Machine and his life now as a painter and photographer. So many good stories and the surface was just barely scratched!

Kevin Christy joins me for a phone interview. We talk Comedy Beef, Fake Twitters, Hunter Moore, The Laziest Parts of You, Show Biz, Clayton Brothers, Art Directors, Art Center, Learning to Learn, Watching Life, Comedy Clubs, Maron,Coop, Ed Templeton, and Skateboarding.

Ed Templeton joins me for a phone interview. We talk Modart, White Trash Street Cred, Finding Skateboarding, Suburban Mean Streets, Rebellion, Art Appreciation, Thomas Campbell, Aaron Rose, Criticism, Memories, Instagrams, Broken Bones, and Photographing Strangers

Ed Templeton's Top 5 reasons to bring his wife on tour

Learning By Heart (Allworth Press) Witness to Integrity (Liturgical Press) A Place at the Table (Elevated Lab) Come Alive! (Four Corners) Join us for a fascinating panel discussion about artist, educator, and "rebel nun" Sister Corita! Hear from Corita's students and former sisters who defied the Cardinal, renounced their vows, and redefined themselves as an independent ecumenical community – dedicated to those radical ideals of peace and justice! This year marks the fortieth anniversary of the independent Immaculate Heart community. This event is presented in conjunction with Artwalk, which will features Sister Corita's work on display at the Hollywood Lutheran Church (1733 N. New Hampshire Ave.) and other venues throughout Los Feliz.  Four books related to the Sister Corita and the Immaculate Heart community will be available for purchase. Liz Mahoney, IHM, has been a member of the Immaculate Heart Community for 65 years and was present at the chapter that made the decision to update the Community following Vatican II. Helen Kelley, IHM, is the former president of Immaculate Heart College and former president of Immaculate Heart Community. Lenore N. Dowling, IHM, is a former faculty member of the IHC Art Department and current chair of the Immaculate Heart Community Board. Nan Cano is an Immaculate Heart College alumna, former teacher at Immaculate Heart High School, and author of Acts of Light: Martha Graham in the 21st Century. Jan Steward, a distinguished graphic designer and photographer, lives in Los Angeles. She is the co-author of Learning By Heart. Richard Crawford was a friend and student of Sister Corita's. He's only interested in painting, movies, gardening, politics, and Plant Spirit Medicine.  Read that book. Corita chose David Mekelburg to teach all of her classes at Immaculate Heart when she moved to Boston. Donald Jackson, scribe to England's Royal Family, said, "Mekelburg it the finest calligrapher in the States." Aaron Rose will moderate tonight's panel. Aaron is a film director, curator and writer currently living in Los Angeles. He was co-curator of the Beautiful Losers touring exhibition (2003-2009), edited the collected book, and is also the director of the documentary film of the same title (2008). In 2009, he completed the short film Become A Microscope based on the life and art of Sister Corita. His publishing imprint, Alleged Press releases hardcover books by contemporary artists. He is also co-editor (along with Ed Templeton and Brendan Fowler) of ANP Quarterly magazine. THIS EVENT WAS RECORDED LIVE AT SKYLIGHT BOOKS JUNE 4, 2010.