Podcasts about Hosoi

Lincoln Ueda discusses the worst slam/collision he's ever had with Pat Ngoho at the Combi, seeing videos of Hosoi and the Alva team skating while he was living in Brazil, going to the Munster contest in 89, coming to the States & tracking down Omar Hassan in Costa Mesa, starting to get paid & bringing all his money back to Brazil, being moved from Billabong to Hurley, going on tour with Tony Hawk & the Boom Boom Huck Jam, doing the loop for the first time, judging the Olympics and getting death threats and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Lincoln Ueda 00:00:30 The worst slam/collision he's ever had with Pat Ngoho 00:12:01 His son Raphae Ueda 00:22:40 Started skating in 86-87 in Guarulhos Brazil 00:30:34 Seeing videos of Hosoi and the Alva team skating 00:34:48 Going to the Munster contest in 89 00:37:30 Did skateboarding tank in brazil in the early 90s like it did in the USA 00:42:41 Bob Burnquist wins slam city jams & Lincoln gets back into skating in 95 00:49:41 Got invited to go to X Games in 96 00:58:07 Tracking down Omar Hassan in Costa Mesa 01:06:27 Formula One Skateboards 01:12:00 Meeting Don Brown & got on etnies 01:15:32 Started getting paid and bringing all his money back to Brazil 01:21:36 Being moved from Billabong to Hurley 01:25:12 Getting on New Deal 01:27:03 Getting on Hosoi Skateboards 01:30:22 Boom Boom Huck Jam & the Loop 01:45:14 Bob switch loop with the top off 01:54:12 Tom Schaar 01:56:12 Cory Juneau 01:57:40 Judging the Olympics and getting death threats 02:06:52 Coaching China's Olympic team 02:28:37 Life after the slam Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Olson & Steve Alba discuss meeting at the Fruit Bowl in Garden Grove CA, getting boards made by hand from school woodshops, Salba heating up plastic boards over the stove to give them a kicktail, skating against one another in the UASA contest, throwing trucks at the Sims van, the first sticker toss ever, the Big O contest, seeing tricks in the magazines and trying to figure them out, Hosoi's backside airs at the OP demo in Huntington Beach and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Steve Olson & Steve Alba 00:04:17 Meeting at the Fruit Bowl - Garden Grove 00:07:41 Dudes that were ripping Pipeline - Dave Hackett 00:12:47 Getting boards made by hand from school woodshops 00:17:32 Skate Master Tate makes Olson a board 00:21:12 Salba talks heating up plastic boards over the stove to give them more kicktail 00:30:06 Logan Skateboards 00:33:40 Skating against one another in the UASA contest 00:35:32 Salba turned pro at the Spring Valley contest 00:45:08 The Hoffmans - Upland Skatepark 00:58:33 Competing in the early contests 01:16:36 Olson throws his board at the judges 01:21:39 Where and when did Olson turn pro 01:24:15 Big O contest 01:26:21 Olson & Dunlap doubles slam at Hester contest 01:44:24 Food fight / throwing trucks at the Sims van 01:52:19 Texas trip with no chaperone - madness on the airplane 02:04:24 George Powell hooks up Olson 02:09:10 First sticker toss ever - Amarillo Pipe 02:23:49 Bringing a medic with them on sessions 02:30:02 Inverts - seeing tricks in the mags and trying to figure them out 02:33:59 Edgers 02:35:57 Christian Hosoi's backside airs - OP demo Huntington Beach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Full episode on Patreon. Christian Hosoi is a style icon within skateboarding whose rise to fame stemmed from the style and power he approached skateboarding with. Skating at an early age with the likes of the late great Jay Adams, Tony Alva and Shogo Kubo; Hosoi turned pro at 14 years old and subsequently lived a lifestyle immersed in attention and glory from the media of the day. Hosoi's career declined in the 1990s due to a long struggle with drug addiction, which culminated in his arrest in 2000 for trafficking 1.5 pounds of crystal methamphetamine and a subsequent prison sentence of nearly five years. During his time in prison, Hosoi turned his life around, finding faith and committing to sobriety. Since his release, he has shared his story of redemption while continuing to skate and influence the industry. http://patreon.com/livingproofnewyorkhttp://livingproofnewyork.com

Wow - episode 49 and none other than Christian Hosoi! We still cant believe it but this is an awesome episode, be sure to listen on all podcast platforms or our Youtube channel.Christian Hosoi is a legendary figure in the world of skateboarding, renowned for his innovative style, captivating charisma, and undeniable influence on the sport. Born on October 5, 1967, in California, Hosoi's journey into skateboarding began at a young age, and by his teenage years, he had already made a significant impact on the scene.Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Hosoi became a household name, known for his bold aerial maneuvers and smooth, flowing style. His signature move, the "Christ Air," became iconic within the skateboarding community, solidifying his status as one of the most talented riders of his generation.Off the skateboard, Hosoi's larger-than-life personality and flamboyant lifestyle captured the attention of fans worldwide. However, his career was not without its challenges. In the early 2000s, he faced legal troubles and struggled with addiction, but he ultimately found redemption through his faith.Today, Christian Hosoi is not just a skateboarding legend but also a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and devoted family man. He continues to inspire generations of skateboarders with his passion for the sport and his message of perseverance and redemption. Hosoi's impact on skateboarding culture remains indelible, and his legacy as a true icon of the sport endures.

Good morning, ladies & gentlemen! For the past 3 decades, it's been a personal goal to interview skateboarding LEGEND- Jeron Wilson. Very calculated, powerful & trick selection, is what truly separates the greats from the pack. Jeron, is one of the greats in skateboarding. And, he's here today to share his story. Tune in, as Jeron takes us back to being sponsored by Eddie Reategui in the late 80's. We discuss the ups & downs of being the only skater in your High School. Skateboarding LEGEND- Salman Agah getting him on Real Skateboards. Talks growing up with Weston Correa, riding for Val Surf since a kid, skating Hosoi's backyard ramp. We discuss the lack of racial diversity in skateboarding in the 80s. The meeting with Tim Gavin, that subsequently changed his entire life. It's all here, folks. With a special, SPECIAL guest appearance by the one & only Chris Roberts- this is truly, one for the books. Cannot thank Jeron enough for his time & sharing his story. Part 1 is here, folks.

Último episódio de 2023! Palmas faltantes, percussão corporal, parcerias musicais, o som dos pets, versões boas e ruins, turnês de reunião aos montes, deixar de ser fã de bandas e assistir mil shows bacanas foram apenas alguns dos assuntos deste episódio, onde recebemos André Hosoi (Barbatuques) e ouvimos o rap idoso inglês do duo Pete & Bas, o jazz funk soul psicodélico do trio texano Khruangbin, a loucura pop cativante do Shugo Tokumaru e o punk pop santista do Karma 13! BG:  Hermeto Paschoal - "Cérebro Magnético" (1980) Abertura por ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Aletrix⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Apoio: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Porto Produções Musicais⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Svenska djurparker rankas, gästlistan till Kristerssons Pride-mingel äntligen släppt, allt om Hosoi-festivalens besökare, och Sommar i P1-recensionerna. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Nanna Olasdotter Hallberg, Kristofer Andersson och Moa Wallin om kulturveckan som gått.

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As we wind down Season 4, with none other than skateboarding LEGEND- Chris “Dune” Pastras. When I tell y'all I got a classic on hand, I'm speaking all facts. You do not want to miss this Part 2. Tune in, as Dune takes us thru his journey onto World Industries in the early 90s. Talks meeting Legendary filmmaker Spike Jones, and his first video part. Skating at the infamous Club Mars in NYC, during the Reagan Era. The mentorship of skateboarding LEGEND- Mike Vallely. We talk Blue Skateboards, shares an insane Steve Rocco story, Hosoi ollieing Brooklyn Banks wall first, and we close it out with a special guest appearance by skateboarding LEGEND- Jason Lee. Season 4 ender is everything you waited for, and more! It's the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.

On this episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd get down and dirty talking about the start of snow season, all the epic new snow flicks that have hit the airwaves in the last few weeks, Jill Perkins is Pro, we want names on videos, Matt Biolos checks in with a report from Mammoth as well as news about the new … Lost 5'5 X 19 x ½ Century movie, Griffon Colapinto signs with Quiksilver, Caitlyn Simmers and Molly Picklum have officially qualified for the CT, Gabriel Medina is back on top, Nazaré goes XXXL and Nic Lamb paddles it, Leticia Bufoni goes Fast And Furious, Hosoi 80s Brooklyn Banks photos unearthed, Ride Doc drops, TONS of GREAT questions answered, and so much more.   Presented By:   K2 Snowboarding @k2snowboarding Pedal Electric @pedal.electric Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Herschel Supply Co. @herschelsupply BN3TH @BN3THApparel NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea YewOnline.com @yewonline Pure Prescriptions @pureprescriptions Diecutstickers.com @diecutstickersdotcom

On todays episode, skateboarding LEGEND Mark Heintzman & I discuss all things that should. And, need to be addressed. Skateboard cliques, bullying, clones & all the things that skateboarders refuse to discuss- are also right here. This, is why WCRP was created. To hear the stories of our heroes, firsthand. No filters, no sponsors standing over them. Just RAW, talk-radio. Tune in, as Mark talks growing up skating vert in the early 80s. To becoming the first street pro, for G&S. He also opens up, about what ultimately made him walk away from professional skateboarding. We discuss the greatness of Matt Hensley & Jason Lee. The real reason he never rode for Alien Workshop. Posing skateboard tricks, World Industries, Hosoi & Miller, and all things skateboarding!! What an awesome conversation, with the LEGEND. Thank you, Mark! Truly a pleasure catching up, and I appreciate your time & wisdom. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding! Lets GO!!!- Clyde Singleton

On this week's special episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk to Stab Editor, Asthon Goggins, about the brand new Andy Irons Documentary in the works. Plus, John John Florence has a new flick dropping soon titled, “Tokyo Rising”, Ian Walsh has a cooking Vlog, Leo Fioravanti and Mikey Wright will battle it out for the injury wildcard, Sierra Kerr is the newest rider on team Volcom, do not cross Coco Ho, TransWorld SKATE & Create is an incredible video competition featuring, Meow, Birdhouse, Thank You, Visual, O got a pro model on Foundation, welcomed by Tony Hawk, Steve Caballero, Hosoi, Salba, and more. Plus, the boys talk about snow, Mike Basich and his burnt down warehouse, Chloe Kim talks Slut Strands, Alek Trebek R.I.P. , a couple questions, and so much more.   Presented by:   Hansen's Surfboards @hansensurfboards K2 Snowboarding @k2.snowboarding Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea Chemistry Surfboards @chemistrysurfboards YewOnline.com @yewonline New Greens @newgreens NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD BN3TH @BN3THApparel Adventure IO @adventureio

E nesse episódio #0017, o Antiguru recebeu Fabio Hosoi, produtor audiovisual independente e grande amigo, que contou um pouco do seu caminho e da sua vida atualmente no Japão. Cola aqui no Antiguru que o papo foi muito bom. Fabio Hosoi recomenda: MC Yallah - Nyege Nyege Music - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-pgvBJlWx4 Kinky Coo Coo's- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAOdXlt9F-o The Act Of Killing - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD5oMxbMcHM Hard to Be a God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11sMDQIgggA A Peste, Albert Camus: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/8501111244/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=oantiguru-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=91a9e4868dbad2e5e5177c920d33e446&creativeASIN=8501111244 Ensaio Sobre a Cegueira, José Saramago: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/8535930310/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=oantiguru-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=418a929b545f3bb8651e6eecfa0d8c18&creativeASIN=8535930310

El podcast centennial, millennial y perennial de la (re)generación del crush. Tertulia cultural y sociológica acerca de lo divino y de lo humano de la mano de Popy Blasco. Esta semana charlando animadamente con Israel Cascón de Hosoi y con Rute acerca del verano 2020: el pelo de Ana Rosa, Tenet, Walter Mercado, Tilda Swinton, el cocodrilo del Pisuerga, los Nuevos Mutantes, Enrique Ponce, Little Monsters, los okupas, La Última Cena, Miguel Bosé, la vuelta al cole, Bolsonaro levantando al enano, la gala de la MTV, escuchando a Dua Lipa y maravillas mil. Emitiendo desde la potentísima señal de Subterfuge Radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christian and Jimmy are back in the bus for Episode 11 of World's Best Dad Podcast. This week they're joined by legendary skateboarder, Steve Caballero. Steve talks about his parents divorcing at age 11, turning pro in 1980, winning a high air contest while Hosoi watched, forming the band The Faction, being part of the Bones Brigade, dealing with his own divorce and co-parenting his two kids, art, the Cab Salad, hoarding, I mean collecting 70's toys, his faith and much more.

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This Podcast is raw live at one the best events of 2019 RVCA x Hosoi x Hammerhead Art Show In Honolulu Hawaii Dec 4th 2019. Guest appearances by: RVCA Team Manager Brophy, Grace, & Louie Perez - Enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/guyvaughtgmailcom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/guyvaughtgmailcom/support

Originally aired: 10/02/2017 Jason Jessee and the old man talk stoke, Hosoi and after all the horse crap, being alive is the best revenge. Real men do it to fakie. —Jake Phelps Thrasher Radio Ep. 56 Track List: The Smiths - "A Rush And A Push And This Land Is Ours" C-Bo - "Stompin' In My Steel Toes" Donnie and Joe Emerson - "Baby" Morrissey - "Alma Maters" A$AP Ferg - "Lord" Subscribe to the Thrasher Radio Podcast Have a question or comment for Jake? Who do you want to see on the show? Let us know by emailing: ThrasheRADio@Thrashermagazine.com

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What happens to someone when the thing they love most in the world — skateboarding— is also the source of their greatest wound? When Joel Rice, a naturally bookish kid was younger he wanted nothing more than to be a pro skater like his heroes, Christian Hosoi and Tony Hawk. That dream died the day he hit the “dog trap,” a hazard at a popular skating spot in San Francisco. Falling on his face in front of everyone that afternoon was a major trauma that haunted Joel as he became a prominent skateboarding journalist for ESPN and McSweeney’s. Years later, he got the opportunity to ghostwrite the memoir of his idol, Hosoi. It was a second chance to join the ranks of professional skaters, but it did not go how he hoped. ESPN’s X-games just wound down, the world is gearing up for skateboarding in the Olympics in 2020 for the first time, and Jonah Hill just released his trailer for his new movie “The Mid 90’s” following a young boy steeped in skateboarding culture. A nostalgic reflection on skate culture is in the zeitgeist. Ask a question at www.neighborspodcast.com/ask and Jakob will answer it! Donate to the show at http://neighborspodcast.com/donate-to-the-show Music by Podington Bear and Tony Gage. Editing by Anita Bugg, Mack Linebaugh and Galen Beebe. Production assistance from Caleb Shiver.

Jeff Grosso discusses growing up in Eagle Rock CA, moving to Arcadia, quitting high school a credit short a month before graduation, his first sponsor Variflex, getting on Powell Peralta, leaving Powell Peralta to turn pro for Schmitt Stix, his heavy drug use, smuggling a ball of hash through airport security for Hosoi, partying on Robitussin, nearly killing Ross Goodman, leaving Santa Cruz for Lucero Limited which turned into Black Label, overdosing and almost dying multiple times, working normal jobs to get by, getting on Vans and Antihero, how he feels about skateboarding in the Olympics, Love letters and much more!  

    Christian Hosoi discusses growing up in Hollywood CA, growing up skating Marina Del Rey Skatepark, getting sponsored by Stacy Peralta, leaving Powell Peralta with the hopes of turning pro for Dogtown only for them to go out of business, Brad Bowman hooking him up with Sims Skateboards, Turning pro for Sims, Meeting Mark Gonzales for the first time, Leaving Sims for Alva, designing one of the first shaped boards, skating in Lingerie, starting Hosoi skates at 17 years old, the rivalry between him and Tony Hawk, going to prison for Crystal Meth possession, finding god while in prison and much more! Watch The Episode

This is another conversation Gudrun had during the British Applied Mathematics Colloquium which took place 5th – 8th April 2016 in Oxford. Since 2002 Anette Hosoi has been Professor of Mechanical Engineering at MIT (in Cambridge, Massachusetts). She is also a member of the Mathematical Faculty at MIT. After undergraduate education in Princeton she changed to Chicago for a Master's and her PhD in physics. Anette Hosoi wanted to do fluid dynamics even before she had any course on that topic. Then she started to work as Assistant Professor at MIT where everyone wanted to build robots. So she had to find an intersection between fluid and roboters. Her first project were Robo-snailes with her student Brian Chan. Snails move using a thin film of fluid under their foot (and muscles). Since then she has been working on the fascinating boundary of flow and biomechanics. At the BAM Colloquium she was invited for a plenary lecture on "Marine Mammals and Fluid Rectifiers: The Hydrodynamics of Hairy Surfaces". It started with a video of Boston dynamics which showed the terrific abilities some human-like robots have today. Nevertheless, these robots are rigid systems with a finite number of degrees of freedom. Anette Hosoi is working in control and fluid mechanics and got interested in soft systems in the context of robots of a new type. Soft systems are a completely new way to construct robots and for that one has to rethink everything from the bottom up.You are a dreamer she was told for that more than once. For example Octopuses (and snails) move completely different to us and most animals the classcallly designed robots with two, four or more legs copy. At the moment the investigation of those motions is partially triggered by the plausible visualization in computer games and in animated movie sequences. A prominent example for that is the contribution of two mathematicians at UCLA to represent all interactions with snow in the animated movie Frozen. The short verison of their task was to get the physics right when snow falls off trees or people fall into snow - otherwise it just doesn't look right. To operate robots which are not built with mechanical devices but use properties of fluids to move one needs valves and pumps to control flow. They should be cheap and efficient and without any moving parts (since moving parts cause problems). A first famous example for such component is a fluid rectifier which was patented by Nicola Tesla in the 1920ies. His device relied on inertia. But in the small devices as necessary for the new robots there are no inertia. For that Anette Hosoi and her group need to implement new mechnisms. A promising effect is elasticity - especially in channels. Or putting hair on the boundary of channels. Hair can cause asymmetric behaviour in the system. In one direction it bends easily with the flow while in the opposite direction it might hinder flow. While trying to come up with clever ideas for the new type of robots the group found a topic which is present (almost) everywhere in biology - which means a gold mine for research and open questions. Of course hair is interacting with the flow and not just a rigid boundary and one has to admit that in real life applications the related flow area usually is not small (i.e. not negligible in modelling and computations). Mathematically spoken, the model needs a change in the results for the boundary layer. This is clear from the observations and the sought after applications. But it is clear from the mathematical model as well. At the moment they are able to treat the case of low Reynolds number and the linear Stokes equation which of course, is a simplification. But for that case the new boundary conditions are not too complicated and can be treated similar as for porous media (i.e. one has to find an effective permeability). Fortunately even analytic solutions could be calculated. As next steps it would be very interesting to model plunging hairy surfaces into fluids or withdrawing hairy surfaces from fluids (which is even more difficult). This would have a lot of interesting applications and a first question could be to find optimal hair arrangements. This would mean to copy tricks of bat tongues like people at Brown University are doing. References I. E. Block Community Lecture: Razor Clams to Robots: The Mathematics Behind Biologically Inspired Design , A. Hosoi at SIAM Annual meeting, 2013. B. Chan, N.J. Balmforth and A.E. Hosoi: Building a better snail: Lubrication and adhesive locomotion, Phys. Fluids, 17, 113101, 2005.

This is another conversation Gudrun had during the British Applied Mathematics Colloquium which took place 5th – 8th April 2016 in Oxford. Since 2002 Anette Hosoi has been Professor of Mechanical Engineering at MIT (in Cambridge, Massachusetts). She is also a member of the Mathematical Faculty at MIT. After undergraduate education in Princeton she changed to Chicago for a Master's and her PhD in physics. Anette Hosoi wanted to do fluid dynamics even before she had any course on that topic. Then she started to work as Assistant Professor at MIT where everyone wanted to build robots. So she had to find an intersection between fluid and roboters. Her first project were Robo-snailes with her student Brian Chan. Snails move using a thin film of fluid under their foot (and muscles). Since then she has been working on the fascinating boundary of flow and biomechanics. At the BAM Colloquium she was invited for a plenary lecture on "Marine Mammals and Fluid Rectifiers: The Hydrodynamics of Hairy Surfaces". It started with a video of Boston dynamics which showed the terrific abilities some human-like robots have today. Nevertheless, these robots are rigid systems with a finite number of degrees of freedom. Anette Hosoi is working in control and fluid mechanics and got interested in soft systems in the context of robots of a new type. Soft systems are a completely new way to construct robots and for that one has to rethink everything from the bottom up.You are a dreamer she was told for that more than once. For example Octopuses (and snails) move completely different to us and most animals the classcallly designed robots with two, four or more legs copy. At the moment the investigation of those motions is partially triggered by the plausible visualization in computer games and in animated movie sequences. A prominent example for that is the contribution of two mathematicians at UCLA to represent all interactions with snow in the animated movie Frozen. The short verison of their task was to get the physics right when snow falls off trees or people fall into snow - otherwise it just doesn't look right. To operate robots which are not built with mechanical devices but use properties of fluids to move one needs valves and pumps to control flow. They should be cheap and efficient and without any moving parts (since moving parts cause problems). A first famous example for such component is a fluid rectifier which was patented by Nicola Tesla in the 1920ies. His device relied on inertia. But in the small devices as necessary for the new robots there are no inertia. For that Anette Hosoi and her group need to implement new mechnisms. A promising effect is elasticity - especially in channels. Or putting hair on the boundary of channels. Hair can cause asymmetric behaviour in the system. In one direction it bends easily with the flow while in the opposite direction it might hinder flow. While trying to come up with clever ideas for the new type of robots the group found a topic which is present (almost) everywhere in biology - which means a gold mine for research and open questions. Of course hair is interacting with the flow and not just a rigid boundary and one has to admit that in real life applications the related flow area usually is not small (i.e. not negligible in modelling and computations). Mathematically spoken, the model needs a change in the results for the boundary layer. This is clear from the observations and the sought after applications. But it is clear from the mathematical model as well. At the moment they are able to treat the case of low Reynolds number and the linear Stokes equation which of course, is a simplification. But for that case the new boundary conditions are not too complicated and can be treated similar as for porous media (i.e. one has to find an effective permeability). Fortunately even analytic solutions could be calculated. As next steps it would be very interesting to model plunging hairy surfaces into fluids or withdrawing hairy surfaces from fluids (which is even more difficult). This would have a lot of interesting applications and a first question could be to find optimal hair arrangements. This would mean to copy tricks of bat tongues like people at Brown University are doing. References I. E. Block Community Lecture: Razor Clams to Robots: The Mathematics Behind Biologically Inspired Design , A. Hosoi at SIAM Annual meeting, 2013. B. Chan, N.J. Balmforth and A.E. Hosoi: Building a better snail: Lubrication and adhesive locomotion, Phys. Fluids, 17, 113101, 2005.

Join Saffia and Elrik as they tour the Hosoi Cluster, home to some amazing creations and a vibrant roleplay community. Today's show will focus on some of the wonderful builds and history of the region. It's Great! Designing Worlds

Hosoi Skates flow rider Devon Lamb warms up with a new trick over the stairs at Burger Bowl. Video by Sonny Kumukoa

Warm up manual session with Jason Vanzant. More at HosoiSkates.com

Jason Vanzant handles a FS Lip to Noseblunt Fakie in this 'One Trck' clip from Hurley Filmed/Edited by Bruno PassosMore at HosoiSkates.com

Hosoi Skates would like to welcome Jason Vanzant to the team. For more check HosoiSkates.com

Aaron Astorga sessions the Hurley Skatepark with Matt Miskell

Hosoi Skates Jump Ramp Contest benefiting Grind for Life.

A clip of Richard Mulder from the Livin' It movie. For more check out HosoiSkates.com

Hosoi Skates Warm-Ups are lo-fi clips taken with a camera or a phone. This episode includes Stevie Cab, Sergie Ventura, Tony Hawk & Christian Hosoi skating 80's style

Christian went up to San Jose with Chicken and a couple of the Pocket Pistols guys to skate some pools, ramps and parks. Check out the article with pictures at Concrete Disciples

Video of our trip to San Jose Featuring-Christian Hosoi, Chicken, Chris Hamrock, Matt Miskell & Jake Reuter. With skating by Tom Knox, Steve Caballero, Greg Agulair & Barry and Nevin Marmion Filmed by Matt Miskell & Chris Hamrock Edited by Chris Hamrock Music- The Lyres & The Sonics

Daniel Cardone blasts a backside ollie over Sergie Ventura

Quiksilver promo video of Christian Hosoi filmed & edited by Pat Myers & Matthew Barge. HOSOISKATES.com

Hamrock, Matt Miskell & Shane Porter met up with Hosoi Skates’ Aaron Astorga and hit the road for a weekend of skating and debauchery. We decided on heading up to the Santa Cruz area and while we were up there we checked out the Tim Brauch Memorial Contest as well as some local spots and skated everything in our paths.Watch the video on Skateboard.com **CLICK HERE**Featuring- Chris Hamrock, Matt Miskell, Shane Porter & Aaron Astorga.With skating by Christian Hosoi, Sergie Ventura, Steve Caballero, Duane Peters, Julie Kindstand, Devon Lamb, Jake Reuter & Keith Baldassare.Music: DeVo "Gut Feeling" Also go friend us on MySpace **CLICK HERE**

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Hosoi Skates Warm-Ups are random quick Lo-Fi digital phone or camera clips of Team Hosoi Here- Andre Genovesi Switch Flip Switch Crooks at the Hurley TF www.HosoiSkates.blogspot.com

Hosoi Skates Warm-Ups are random quick Lo-Fi digital phone or camera clips of Team Hosoi Here- Sergie Ventura Pier Park Oregon More at HosoiSkates.blogspot.com and HosoiSkates.com

Hosoi Skates Warm-Ups are random quick Lo-Fi digital phone or camera clips of Team Hosoi. Here- Hosoi rides the ramp at Log shop in Pacifica, CA

Hosoi Skates Warm-Ups #1 featuring Richard Mulder Warm-Ups are quick lo-fi digital clips of Hosoi Skates riders. see more on our blog- www.hosoiskates.blogspot.com

Video from www.Skateboard.com of the 10th Annual Tim Brauch Memorial Contest Grandmasters Event. 1st- Christian Hosoi, 2nd- Steve Caballero, 3rd- Duane Peters, Filmed & Edited by Chris Hamrock & Matt Miskell