Podcasts about World Industries

Steve Douglas discusses growing up in London & skating in the 70s, did Steve Rocco help start New Deal, Paul Schmitt's secret factory producing Blind boards, Vision's biggest mistake was calling their distribution Vision, Selling Element Skateboards, Steve Rocco opening the door to skater run companies, the blank board debacle, starting 411 Video Magazine, the car accident that almost ended him, Bam Margera asking them to distribute CKY Landspeed, Sidewalk Distribution's heritage collections and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Steve Douglas 00:02:45 Was Steve Rocco involved in helping getting New Deal started? 00:11:23 Andy Howell drew the New Deal logo on a napkin 00:11:57 Paul Schmitt was making Blind boards at his secret factory 00:20:17 Got a call from Jeff Klindt - what happens to New Deal when it gets old? 00:26:55 Mad Circle 00:33:02 Bank manager tells Steve the company is out of control 00:34:52 Vision's biggest mistake was calling their distribution Vision, They went from 70 million to nothing over night 00:36:49 Selling Element Skateboards 00:41:49 Give respect to Steve Rocco for opening the door to skater run companies 00:43:05 Blank boards 00:46:58 Growing up in London - skating in the 70s 00:59:07 The UK was the best and most influential skate scene outside of California 01:10:25 London Calling - getting uk skaters into the skateboard Hall Of Fame 01:21:57 Cab skating Joe Lopes backyard ramp 01:33:48 Car accident that almost ended him 01:53:49 Bod Boyle and Steve went to Dwindle after Giant 01:58:18 411 Video Magazine 02:07:26 Mike Ternasky thought 411 was speeding up skateboarding 02:14:28 Getting Lance Mountain involved in 411 02:23:31 Bam asks them to distribute CKY Landspeed 02:28:42 On video 02:33:12 Sidewalk Distribution 411 heritage drop 02:41:15 World Industries heritage fall 2025 catalog 02:43:39 A couple of Steve Rocco stories 02:51:00 The blank board issue 03:06:09 Steve was always told he skateboarded wrong 03:17:01 Armando Barajas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carlos de Andrade discusses winning Slam City Jam in 1996, moving to America, Chet Thomas getting him on World Industries & Darkstar Wheels, Ty Evans asking him if he wanted to film a part for a TWS video, buying properties in Brazil with his money from contests & sponsors, moving back to Brazil after they sold World Industries, skating in the latest Tampa Pro contest and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Carlos De Andrade 00:01:06 Why he originally came to America 00:06:42 Coming up through the contest curcuit in Brazil 00:09:02 Won Slam City Jam in 1996 00:12:54 Moved to the USA in 1997 00:13:33 Getting on World Industries in 99 00:17:36 $1500 a month from World Industries 00:20:42 Bought an apartment and a duplex in Brazil with his money from his sponsors 00:24:06 Etnies 00:26:17 Tricks in TWS Feedback video 00:33:22 Run-ins with the cops 00:35:35 Ty Evans contacted him to see if he wanted to film a part for TWS 00:38:32 Skated the latest Tampa Pro 00:42:19 Old World Industries graphics 00:49:29 They sold World Industries 01:04:19 Going back to Brazil 01:18:11 Digital part 01:29:35 411 openers 01:36:28 Skateboarding in Brazil Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sherman and Tingle called friend of the show, Morgan, to hear how her coworkers raised over $5000, and after a match by her company, they donated over $10,000 to the AVSDA! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sherman and Tingle called friend of the show, Morgan, to hear how her coworkers raised over $5000, and after a match by her company, they donated over $10,000 to the AVSDA! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ever think about how data can solve real-world problems? Rob and Justin are here to break it down! They're diving into how data analytics is changing the game in industries like manufacturing, agriculture, and construction—where the work is hands-on, and the results matter. From managing logistics to cutting downtime and optimizing inventory, they show how data is becoming the go-to tool for getting things done. Justin shares a personal "aha!" moment from his days in manufacturing, where stepping out of the office and onto the floor opened his eyes to data gaps you just can't catch from behind a desk. Rob also reflects on his time in construction and how those real-world experiences shaped his view of business today. Rob and Justin keep it real, cutting through the noise to show how understanding the world behind the numbers is the key to solving real problems. Enjoyed the conversation? Leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform to help us reach more listeners!

We continue the conversation on coolants with Joe Long of Old World Industries. Members will likely remember Joe from our podcast in 2021 and at our Houston Heavy-Duty Conference in 2022 where he discussed Coolants 101. Joe will be back with us in Chicago at our Heavy-Duty Conference June 6 with more on coolants and how the electric vehicles may impact our industries. This episode is sponsored by ⁠http://www.johnsonmfg.com/⁠

Karl Watson discusses growing up in the Bay area, Nick Lockman and Sam Smyth not bringing Karl to EMB until he could actually skate, meeting James Kelch for the first time, getting on Think Skateboards, leaving Think to skate for World Industries, filming for the Love Child video but not being in Love Child, being demoted to am when getting on Mad Circle then turning pro for them, getting on Expedition then starting Organika, working for adidas and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Karl Watson 00:03:23 Karl's younger years growing up in the bay area 00:10:10 Nick Lockman and Sam Smyth not bringing Karl to EMB until he could actually skate 00:11:02 Meeting James Kelch for the first time 00:13:35 Moving into Tommy Guerrero's old apartment and getting his boxes 00:16:17 Karl on Dogtown 00:17:57 Getting on Think Skateboards 00:20:52 Quitting Think to skate for New Deal then getting back on Think 00:22:59 Leaving Think to skate for World Industries 00:26:30 Filming for Love Child but not being in Love Child 00:34:29 Getting let go by World Industries 00:34:46 Getting on Stereo Skateboards 00:36:25 Going pro 00:37:26 Being demoted to am when getting on Mad Circle 00:39:36 Being on Profile before Mad Circle 00:41:58 Jamie Thomas at EMB back in the day 00:43:32 The SF spots back in the day 00:44:40 Hubba Hideout 00:45:12 Going pro for Mad Circle 00:45:47 Karl's part in 5 Flavors 00:54:50 Getting on Expedition 00:55:52 Starting Organika 00:59:24 Karl's part in Alone 01:09:29 What happened with Organika 01:17:40 Hubba front nose pretzel out 01:21:44 Karl's appreciation for the younger generation 01:25:57 Working for adidas 01:28:19 Back at LRG 01:31:04 Passing up 10k a month to stay on iPath 01:47:06 Maxallure 01:56:48 Visiting the old sf spots 01:58:14 Rocco stories 01:59:57 Riding Jovantae's used board 02:03:54 Karl the author 02:19:52 Karl almost quitting skating Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chico Brenes Discusses crossing the boarder into the US when he was a kid, going to EMB for the first time, how he got on World Industries, filming for the Love Child video, leaving World Industries for Chocolate Skateboards, his appendix bursting & needing emergency surgery in Nicaragua, doing the voiceovers for The Chocolate video "Las Nueve Vidas De Paco", opening Central Skateshop in Nicaragua, why he ultimately left Chocolate, starting his company Chico Stix, getting into cycling after his knee injury, Chico Stix x Factor Bikes collab, Animal Thug and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Chico Brenes 00:04:45 Lil' Cheeks crossing the boarder into the US 00:20:04 Bmx'ing and being introduced to skateboarding 00:23:53 Chico's first SF homie 00:28:18 Going to EMB for the first time 00:30:43 How he went from Rolando to Chico 00:40:22 How Chico got on World Industries 00:43:20 Schnurrballs antics 00:46:09 The Love Child video 00:48:37 Going pro for World Industries 01:00:43 The beginning of Girl and Chocolate 01:03:33 Getting on Chocolate 01:05:37 His appendix bursting 01:12:17 The Chocolate Las Nueve Vidas De Paco video 01:15:41 Leaving Chocolate 01:18:14 Riding the big boards after knee surgery 01:27:07 Why Chico left Chocolate 01:41:53 Chico Stix! 01:44:19 Chico's current relationship with Crailtap 01:59:20 Central Skateshop 02:08:42 Chico's DVS shoe 02:10:46 LRG 02:12:35 Betting on tricks 02:18:31 Touring 02:22:42 Getting into cycling after his knee injury 02:28:30 Chico Stix x Factor Bikes collab 02:32:29 Chico the bike racer 02:46:34 Animal Thug 02:48:26 Bedtime Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike York & Daniel Castillo discuss tour van etiquette, Embarcadero etiquette, York's time on World Industries, Raiding the World Industries warehouse & Sal Rocco, Daniel & York getting on Chocolate, York hurting his knee on the Hot Chocolate Tour, Daniel getting shot, the Chocolate video "Las Nueve Vidas De Paco" and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Daniel Castillo & Mike York 00:00:53 Tour van etiquette 00:04:24 York getting hurt on the Hot Chocolate Tour 00:16:23 When did Daniel and York meet 00:26:15 The EMB days 00:29:31 EMB etiquette 00:38:31 York's time on World Industries 00:44:35 Daniel and York getting on Chocolate 00:47:23 Children having temper tantrums 00:48:46 Daniel getting shot 00:59:00 Gavin ruining the "out the trunk" market 01:07:01 Raiding the World Industries warehouse & Sal Rocco 01:11:02 DVS Shoe Co 01:22:35 Being in the limelight as a skater 01:32:13 Product that went out that maybe you didn't want 01:39:58 The Chocolate video "Las Nueve Vidas De Paco" 01:56:53 Guy Mariano not filming in the 90's 02:11:56 York pro 2.0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Willy Santos discusses the early days skating contests, getting sponsored by G&S, almost getting recruited by the World Industries camp, choosing to skate for Tony Hawk over Rocco, filming for the Birdhouse videos "Feasters" & “Ravers”, skating for Duffs then getting on Vans, designing multiple pro shoes for Vans, why he ultimately left Birdhouse, starting Willy's Workshop, hangin with Jeremy Klein and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Willy Santos 00:02:20 Born in the Philippines 00:05:48 The start of Willy's skateboard journey 00:12:22 Willy's early inspiration 00:14;:25 Our Supporter: AG1 00:16:01 Willy the contest skater 00:18:18 Almost getting recruited by the World Industries camp 00:19:34 Tony Hawk buying Willy's left over G&S boards and screening Birdhouse graphics over them 00:21:04 Choosing Tony Hawk over Rocco 00:23:01 Why didn't Willy go with Rocco? 00:29:24 Turning pro for & 00:35:00 Why Willy left Birdhouse 00:39:25 Filming for the Birdhouse video "Feasters" 00:45:04 Getting on Vans 00:45: 31 Skating for Duffs 00:47:36 The Birdhouse video "Ravers" 00:49:29 Kelly sent fan mail to Birdhouse 00:52:15 Jeremy Klein and Hook-Ups 01:01:57 The g&s "Stun" video 01:03:54 The Union Wheels "Right To Skate" video 01:06:07 The Transwrold video "Uno" 01:09:35 Birdhouse "The End" 01:16:06 Jeremy and Heath's part in "The End" 01:20:48 The bullring 01:23:58 Willy the skate coach 01:27:00 Willy's Workshop 01:37:13 Using Beatles songs in a skate video 01:39:52 How often does Willy skate these days 01:43:17 Still wearin' Vans 01:53:01 Goin' to Hooters with Jeremy Klein 01:54:10 Who was Willy's roomie on tours 01:57:50 Cold calling Jeremy Klein Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 54 with Aaron Meza, skateboarder, filmer and producer from San Francisco, CA. Together we discussed him growing up in South San Francisco and picking up his first board in the 80's, filming his friends skating at EMB and crossing paths with a young James Kelch who asked if he could film him, making the iconic videos "Finally" and "Penal Code 100A" for FTC, connecting with some of the World Industries and Plan B guys who eventually left to start Girl Skateboards in 1993, working on the first Girl and Chocolate videos with Spike Jonze, Tim Dowling and Rick Howard (among other people), being the editor of Skateboarder Magazine for a few years, coming back to Girl to work on digital content for Crailtap as well as tour videos (among other things), going to Vice to work on the production of Epicly Later'd and King Of The Road, assisting Jonah Hill in the making of his first film "Mid 90's", his current role at Nike SB...  Intro (00:13)   Getting started (01:13)  Picking up his first camera (04:18)  Studying filmmaking in college (09:26)  Intro song in Penal Code 100A (15:21)  Starting to film/work for Girl (19:24)  Filming for Mouse (26:10)  Working with Tim Dowling (26:31)  Music rights (27:41)  Who did you enjoy filming with the most in those early days? (29:11)  JB Gillet almost getting on Girl or Chocolate (33:33)  Worst things you and Mike Carroll said to one another (36:25)  Being the content and tour video guy at Girl (39:03)  Moving over to Skateboarder to become their editor (41:32)  Leaving Girl (45:56)  Making Jaime Owens stay at work at Skateboarder instead of going to film for Jackass, true of false? (49:13)  Going back to Girl after Skateboarder (50:46)  Vice (56:56)  Working with Michael Burnett and Patrick O'Dell (01:03:55)  Working on Mid 90's with Jonah Hill (01:07:58)  Nerdiest question you ever asked Tim Anderson? (01:15:34)  Working for Nike SB (01:17:15)  What's in the works right now? (01:22:48) 20 years of Yeah Right, 30 years of Girl: key ingredient to their success? (01:24:51)  San Francisco today and GX1000 (01:30:12)  Most valuable lesson learned from skateboarding (01:33:18)  Friends questions (01:35:26) Conclusion (02:04:34)   For more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards

Daewon Song & Torey Pudwill discusses how Daewon got sponsored by World Industries, the first documented inward kickflip on film now known as the hard flip, Daewon and his Z-Rollers, Torey almost getting on Chocolate & Alien Workshop, Daewon breaking his ankle, the Rodney vs Daewon videos, Daewon wanting Torey to skate for Almost Skateboards, why they started Thank You Skateboards together, what it was really like skating for Rocco and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest today is one of my best friends who just so happens to be unbelievable on a skateboard! Kevin Klemme is a professional skateboarder for World Industries and has recently moved out to Huntington Beach California. Today we speak all about traveling and skating! - AnthonyCheck out our skateboards and apparel here www.allineedskate.com

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.

For those who don't know. New Jersey's own, skateboarding LEGEND- Chris "Dune" Pastras has one of the most illustrious careers to date. From being right there with Rodney Smith & Shut Skates in its infancy. Being of the first riders on the infamous World Industries, to eventually starting his own brand with Jason Lee. This gentleman has done it all, and most importantly- done it with style & grace. We've had this interview in the works, for the last 2 years.. Feels good to say: Today, is the day. Tune in, as Dune takes us back to his early days of skating both New Jersey & NYC. The history behind the infamous SHUT Skates, and his connection to The Godfather- Rodney Smith. We share hilarious cultural differences, between the East Coast & down South skating in the 80s. The importance of early Powell-Peralta videos, and influence of skateboarding LEGEND- Lance Mountain. We dig into what truly made 80's skateboarding art & culture so great. Growing up skating NJ's own- Tom Groholski's backyard ramp & throw in a random Mike V road trip story- you got one hell of a Part 1! Without further ado: Jersey, is officially in the building!!

We're back with our fifth Intelligence Report episode here at The Bones Brigade Audio Show, and we couldn't be more stoked- for joining us in the studio is none other than the legendary Anita Tessensohn! Featured prominently in one of Powell Peralta's most iconic ads (1987's “Some Girls Play With Dolls. Real Women Skate.”, which as of this recording is still being used by the company as a grip tape graphic) and game-changing videos (1988's Public Domain), Anita's skate career might have been cut short far too early, but as the first female street skater with a part in a major skate video, her contributions to skateboarding remain timeless and groundbreaking to this day. Tune in as we hear about Anita's early days of skating in Oregon, getting sponsored, filming for Public Domain, riding for Powell while working at World Industries, and many more incredible tales. In addition, we'll dip into an epic mailbag where some mind-blowing facts about the “Eight” video (check out our last episode) come to light. A wise woman once said “Anybody who wants to skate should skate”, so bust a kickflip off the nose and join us, shall you? Website: www.thebonesbrigadeaudioshow.com Instagram: @thebonesbrigadeaudioshow Facebook: The Bones Brigade Audio Show Email us your questions and feedback to read on future episodes: www.thebonesbrigadeaudioshow.com/contact HAVE YOU SEEN HIM?

Tom Curran discuss moving to California from Ohio, getting Scarecrow boards from Russ Pope, getting a job at Vans, winning 800 bucks on a scratch off and moving to San Francisco, working for World Industries & meeting Ryan Sheckler, Globe buying Dwindle & having to fire people, leaving Dwindle for Red Bull, what a Red Bull budget looks like Vs a skateboard company's budget, changing directions and entering the agent role for skateboarders and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Line is the legendary snowboarder responsible for the iconic Four Square and Forum brands. While these brands had a huge impact, they were rider owned, and having an impact and success, in the long run, isn't the same thing. Eventually, Burton Saved the brands from going under, ran them for a decade, and then shut them down. Ten years after that, Peter Line, Jeremy Jones, and Mack Dawg are back to re-boot the brand, and Peter and I take a deep dive into all things Forum and much more. Sean Tedore asks the Inappropriate Questions. Peter Line Show Notes: 5:30:  No alcohol for 3.5 years, partying, the lifestyle, future spins, and good style 15:00:  Bad style, bad posture, Peter the grom, and The Rawl backstory 21:30:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast Outdoor Research:  The best outerwear ever built just got better GoPro:  The only POV cam that matters 23:00:  Building Forum on the World Industries model, creating a super team, and the vision 31:00:  How long until Forum takes off, board numbers, what did they do wrong, and Peter's money 35:00:  Deals left on the table, what's going on behind the scenes at Forum, the positives around the Burton years, and the beginning of the end 42:00:  Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: Over 60 years of getting you out there 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 44:30:  His feelings when Burton kills Forum, #GiveForumToPeter, and getting Forum back with Jeremy Jones and Mack Dawg 49:00:  Leveraging his relationship with Blue and Capita, distribution, and what differentiates Forum from the rest of the industry 65:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Sean Tedore

Ryan Sheckler discusses growing up in Southern California, starting to skate at age 2, coming up in the CASL contests, skating for World Industries, turning pro at 13 for Almost Skateboards, why he decided to quit doing his MTV show Life Of Ryan, winning Thrasher's Bust Or Bail contest, the El Toro backside flip, leaving Almost for Plan B Skateboards, skating the freeway overpass from the "You Good" video, 25 years with Etnies Footwear, breaking both ankles & crushing his L1 Vertebra during ETN's "Face Melters”, why he decided to leave Plan B, going to treatment for alcohol addiction & now being sober, starting his new company Sandlot Times, filming for his new Red Bull part and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marc Mckee is my guest today on The Jesse Nyberg Podcast. Marc is a legend in the skateboarding community and has created some of the best graphics from the 90s and 2000s. Everybody I knew had a deck with the world industries devil man or flame boy on it when I was growing up. It was super cool to chat with mark about skateboard graphics, working on big brother magazine, controversial designs and more.

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

Listen as Orb and I discuss growing up in SF, Rainbow skateshop turning into Fogtown, CBS, living with Tommy Guerrero, the folklore of the number 43, that magical scene in Powell's "Search For Animal Chin" where he says 'Maps to the Skater's Holmes', skateboarding in the avenues, getting his helmet crushed by Cooksie, Fort Miley, Joey McSqueeb, moving down south and living with Natas Kaupas, being a chef at World Industries during the Big Brother era, Skatemaster Tate and Skate TV days, and much more. Been wanting this one for a while now and all the stars aligned as episode 143 approached-thanks so much for sharing your story Orb, the pleasure was all mine. ------------------------------ SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: EXPOSURE SKATE: https://www.exposureskate.org BLOOD WIZARD: http://bloodwizard.com/ BLUE PLATE: http://www.blueplatesf.com/ BACK DOOR SKATESHOP: https://backdoorskateshop.com/ ------------------------------ SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://bit.ly/2RYE75F ------------------------------ FOLLOW ORB: http://www.instagram.com/orb43 --------------------------------------- TALKIN' SCHMIT SOFT GOODS AWH SKATEBOARD DIST: http://awhsales.com IN CANADA: https://platformdist.com/ IN JAPAN: https://www.instagram.com/underdogdistribution --------------------------------------- INTRO MUSIC: "Mary's Cross" by Natur CREDITS MUSIC: “Adirondack gate” by Shane Medanich CLOSING MONOLOGUE: Noelle Fiore EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Sharal Camisa INTERVIEW & EDITED: Greg "Schmitty" Smith If you want to help support the show, tickity tac over to https://www.talkinschmit.com/ and pick up some merchandise. There's also lots of photos, video and extras to help complement each interview. WEBSITE: https://talkinschmit.com/ YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/epiclytrife INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/Talkin_Schmit FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TalkinSchmit/ CONTACT with comments or suggestions: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com During these difficult times I encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family. Be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. If you have good friends, tell them you love them while you still can. #skateboarding #podcast #TalkinSchmit #ORB #43 #mapstotheskatershomes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

Mark Griffin with Old World Industries joins us to discuss the importance of truck maintenance, DEF & other vital products, and more! Listen now! 

Chris Pastras discusses commentating skate events, how he got the nickname Dune, skating for Shut Skateboards, leaving Shut for World Industries, filming for Rubbish Heap & 2 World Industries Men, turning pro for World Industries, starting Blue Skateboards then Stereo Skateboards with Jason Lee, becoming Osiris Team Manager, getting into slappies and much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Did you know that 40% of engine downtime is coolant-related? This month on “Solder & Soot,” we dive into the science of coolants with Joe Long of Old World Industries. Joe has more than 40 years of experience in the trucking industry and is definitely an expert in his field. Not only does Joe answer our top questions, but he also explains the most common mistakes technicians make when it comes to coolants, cleaners, and other chemicals in this latest episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Billy Drowne is the man. One hell of a style on and off his skateboard! Billy has the drive and work ethic to do whatever he wants in this world. Sponsor an episode you piece of FLOW TRASH!!!allineedskate.bigcartel.com...Check out our sponsors:  Manscaped Use promo code AIN for 20% off & free shipping at manscaped.com ...World Industries worldindustries.com  

Today i sit down with AIN pro Evan Mansolillo to discuss how 2021 is going so far! Sponsor an episode you piece of FLOW TRASH!!!allineedskate.bigcartel.com...Check out our sponsors:  Manscaped Use promo code AIN for 20% off & free shipping at manscaped.com ...World Industries worldindustries.com  

Today i catch up with my long time friend Mr. Matt Miller to Discuss his pro skate career, Pro skate shoe from Dc, Skating for Expedition, zoo york, Filming for "And Now" Transworld video as well as his new career with real estate. Matt can do whatever he sets his heart and mind too and he is proving that again and again. Check out our sponsors: All I Need skate allineedskate.bigcartel.comWorld Industries worldindustries.com

U.K entrepreneur Natalia Nicholson shares with us how women in the tech world face more disparities in the U.S and also the U.K. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diane-winbush/support

Our guest today is the one and only Manny Santiago Check out our sponsors: Manscaped Use promo code AIN for 20% off & free shipping at manscaped.com All I Need skate allineedskate.bigcartel.com World Industries worldindustries.com Topics for today's discussion Manny and his crew finding balance in the pandemic Contest skating advice to younger skaters Filming for his new video part CALIFORNIA ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJymsP6rB-o Getting robbed in SF Training for the olympics and much more!

In this episode, Scotty talks to old friend Andrew Cannon about his Damn Am victory in 2004, being pro for World Industries, his current gigs announcing Street League and the Tampa contests, golf, and his other job as brand manager at Santa Cruz Skateboards.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we went Two For Tuesday as we launch a statement in podcasting brotherhood. At 8am EST, join Anthony Shetler at ALL I NEED SKATE podcast where he interviews me for part one of a two-part interview in which part two continues right here with me interviewing him. We're talking East Coast skate history with the likes of Donny Barley, Panama Dan, Brandon Westgate, and Steve R. We also going into topics such as growing up out East, having a Mom with addiction issues, getting sponsored, 5Boro days and ol Dan Pensyl, Tony Hawk tours like the Gumball Rally, Zoo York, going pro for World Industries, All I Need Podcasting and much more... So yeah if you haven't already heard part one, go over to http://www.youtube.com/ALLINEEDSKATE now and check out part one before listening/watching this one. Hope you all enjoy, peace! Follow Anthony on Instagram: @AnthonyShetler Follow the All I Need on Instagram: @allineedskate All I Need Website: http://www.AllINeedSkate.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- If you want to help support the show, head over to https://www.talkinschmit.com/ and pick up some merchandise. There's also lots of photos, video and extras to help complement each interview. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Pre-pro song: "Freaks of the Industry" by Digital Underground Intro Music: "Mary's Cross" by Natur Credits Music: “Adirondack gate” by @Shane_Medanich Closing Monologue: Noelle Fiore Executive Director: Sharal Camisa Closing Song: "Between Two Lungs" by Florence and the Machine WEBSITE: https://talkinschmit.com/ YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/epiclytrife INSTAGRAM: @Talkin_Schmit FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TalkinSchmit/ Contact with comments or suggestions: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com During these difficult times I encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family. Be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. If you have good friends, tell them you love them while you still can. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

In the second episode of our “Looking Up” series with Armstrong World Industries, a dear client of ours and an innovative global company that provides ceiling and wall solutions for commercial buildings and residential spaces, Katie Mesia, Southeast Region Design Resilience Leader and Gensler Executive Climate Council member, moderates a conversation between Gregory Plavcan, Sustainability Consulting Leader at Gensler, Helen Sahi, Director of Sustainability at Armstrong, Mark Hershey, Senior Vice President of Sustainability at Armstrong, about how our two organizations are charting the course toward a more sustainable, resilient future — for ourselves and for our clients. SHOW NOTES: bit.ly/genslerpod

Here is today's topics: New AIN griptape & Wheels dropping soon Style diversity between east and west coast skateboarding All I Need fingerboards Why did i start AIN Future of AIN and World Industries Dream sponsor growing up Skateboard shapes and concave Pressure flip vs varial flip Puffy shoe revival Agents and managers in skateboarding Crooked grind or nose grind Whats scarier big ramps or big stairs/ rails SHOP ALL I NEED SKATE SHOP ALLINEEDSKATE.BIGCARTEL.COM

As architects and designers meticulously work to transform our workplaces, retail, restaurants, schools, and virtually all places where humans connect in a post-COVID world, each space element has taken on a new sense of purpose and intentionality. Ceilings are certainly no exception. Today, we’re kicking off a three-part series we’ll be hosting with Armstrong that digs into how our organizations are reimagining buildings, spaces, and products to enhance health and wellbeing in our return to the office and shared spaces In our first episode of this series, Janet Pogue McLaurin, a Principal and Global Workplace Research Leader who has been at Gensler for more than 38 years, moderates a conversation between Vic Grizzle, CEO of Armstrong World Industries, and Don Ghent, a Principal and Design Realization Leader at Gensler, about how ceilings are an important part of the holistic approach to design we must take as we reimagine shared spaces in the future.

Zered Bassett's tenure as a central figure of East Coast skateboarding spans generations. In many ways, he represents the bridge between the old New York and the new. The fact that he has endured longer than many of the brands that he's been associated with is a testament to his dedication to his craft, and shows a resiliency that mirrors the streets where he honed it. Originally from Cape Cod, Zered was a child prodigy who was discovered at an Invisible demo in Massachusetts as a tween. This landed him on Sixteen, and later flow for World Industries. It was during this era that Brian Brown's brother sent Zered's tape to Zoo York, where it landed in the hands of Jeff Pang. He was offered a spot on the team, which was accepted after getting some solid advice from Jahmal Williams. From there, Dr. Z made the move to the Big Apple, where he was molded into the legend that he would ultimately become under the tutelage of Harold Hunter, Danny Supa, Vinny Ponte, and the rest of the O.G. Zoo heads. His progression is well-documented in RB Umali's E.S.T. video series, and culminated in Vicious Cycle, which is still considered by many to be his magnum opus. Zered would ultimately spend a decade as a card-carrying member of the Zoo York Institute. During this time, he turned pro, received a signature shoe from DVS, and a sponsorship from Red Bull. In addition to becoming the face of New York's next generation, he was easily in the top-tier tax bracket for professional skaters. This afforded him luxuries, including an apartment in the city and a Cadillac Escalade. But all that glitters is not gold. And the rapper's lifestyle is rarely built to last. By the end of the aughts, Zoo discontinued Zered's contract; DVS released him from its roster; and Red Bull followed suit a few years later. He was on the verge of packing up, and moving back to Cape Cod. But the New York hustle sustained him via collaborative projects with UXA and Uniqlo before landing spots on the rosters at Expedition and Converse. Currently, Zered is comfortably chilling as a pro for Alltimers, has a couple of signature Converse shoes under his belt, and is pursing his art and photography in Brooklyn. Lee covers all of the bases of Dr. Z's legendary story during Episode 21 of Mission Statement.

Brian Bohlander is the Director of Marketing at Sports & Partnership at Old World Industries. Over the course of 45 years, Old World Industries has transformed from a small chemical trading company into a multi-billion dollar global power house for the automotive, chemical, and agricultural industries. 

Enrique Lorenzo el Butano fue el primer skater nacional en cruzar el charco y convertirse en pro y en un referente internacional. En Skateboarding 90s hablamos con el Butano de sus incios, de cómo consiguió sponsor en EEUU siendo todavía menor de edad, de marcas míticas como Axion y World Industries y de su pasión por el Surf. Un viaje por el skate 90s hasta la actualidad de Supreme y los Xtreme Games de Barcelona!

Let's take a closer look at Girl: a staple favourite for many, with a cult-like following unlike almost any other skateboard brand! Girl was built around the idea of skateboarding for fun, and not taking life too seriously. Rick Howard and Mike Carroll had grown tired of the seriousness, and seriously short shelf life, of pro skateboarders, and wanted to imagine something new; this was at the time of Plan B's Virtual Reality film, when Carroll was just 17. So, Rick and Mike, alongside Spike Jonze and Megan Baltimore, split off to create Girl. This infuriated Steve Rocco of World Industries, who in retaliation, created a brand called Bitch skateboards to mock them out. With a stacked original team of Jeron Wilson, Sean Sheffey, Mike Carroll, Eric Koston, Rick Howard, Rick Mccrank, Brandon Biebel, Jeremy Rogers, Girl quickly became an iconic brand and team. Together, under Girl Films International, they filmed classics like Goldfish, Mouse, Yeah Right, Yes We Canada, Hard Euro Barge, Doll and many, many more; today, they post segments at Girl Headquarters, such as Crail Couch, where they catch up with pros through short interviews. Some members, such as Eric Koston, and Guy Mariano, have since left the time to start new brands, like Numbers. Nowadays, they've since added to the team, with firepower like Sean Malto, Andrew Brophy, and Mike Mo Capaldi; and even more recently adding Sean Bannerot, Niels Bennett, Griffin Gass, Manchild, and ironically, their actual first girl team rider, Breana Geering. Spike Jonze has been a significant part of what has made Girl special, with his background in Hollywood. This has led to appearances of celebrities such as Owen Wilson, Will Arnett, and Jack Black making appearances. http://shop.shredzshop.com for more info.

We talk about great World Industries and Cliché deck graphics before going shopping on Skull Skates website and discussing our love for Jackass. Items Referenced:Broken Knuckle FingerboardsVariant Decks FingerboardsSammy Winters Cliché DeckRandy Colvin World Industries DeckSkull SkatesSkull Skates Mutant DeckElement SkateboardsJackassCKY GnarkillFuckFace UnstoppableBam Margera We Are:Gordy Tharp - @manisthetapeSpencer Gloy - @yeaaaa_dewd

Neal Mims discusses growing up in Jacksonville FL, looking up to Caine Gayle, having part of his calf muscle amputated, drinking at a young age, coming to California for the first time and skating with Jeremy Wray, getting on Platinum Skateboards, leaving Platinum to skate for Deca Skateboards, filming for the Transworld video “Feedback”, still drinking, skating for World Industries, finding out he had an 8 year old daughter back in Florida, driving a Taxi Cab, getting sober after asking a friend for help, starting the Neal Mims skate Academy, being a coach/mentor for some team USA skaters and much more!

Lee Smith est un skater américain qui a connu la grande période de l’Embarcadero de San Francisco au début des années 90. Lieu mythique qui a vu grandir Mike Carroll, Henry Sanchez, Karl Watson et autre Jovontae Turner. Tous des amis de Lee. C’est là que le skate moderne s’inventait chaque jour. Lee va revenir sur cette période emblématique, et comment il l’a vécue, qui s’enchaîne avec la rencontre de Mark Gonzales, puis partir vivre à L.A., skater pour Menace sous la tutelle de Steve Rocco et World Industries, faire son trou dans l’industrie sans être le meilleur skateboarder du monde, vivre à Barcelone, passer pour pro pour Santa Cruz puis y ouvrir le skate-shop FTC, se perdre dans les méandres de la fête, pour un retour à New York avec 1000 dollars en poche. Bonne écoute ! Lee est sur Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/leester415/ (02:36) Wazaaa! (03:00) Mission Statement & les podcasts (07:01) Les débuts, l'EMB (10:26) Le skate & les potes (15:01) Les Français à SF (20:59) Le skate & le graffiti (29:08) Mark Gonzales entre dans le tableaux (35:20) Menace was only fun (43:30) Les cools tricks qu'il a vus (49:55)Barcelona, la première fois... (55:34) coloc de David Couliau (55:00) Gypsy Tour avec GG & Cliché (59:15) La darkside de Barcelona (01:04:04) Prendre des mauvaises des décisions (01:05:05) New York is easier (01:08:00) FTC Barcelona (01:15:00) La vie d'adulte à NYC (01:20:00) Les questions d'Alban --------------------- SITE http://www.bigspin.media SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/bigspinpodcast iTUNES https://is.gd/zjMcNO YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/c/bigspinpodcast SPOTIFY https://is.gd/TWoeMm INSTA https://instagram.com/bigspinpodcast FACEBOOK https://facebook.com/BigSpinPodcast TWITTER https://twitter.com/BigSpinPodcast LINKEDIN https://www.linkedin.com/company/big-spin

Kyle Berard discusses growing up in Viginia Beach VA, getting sponsored the first year of skating, Hurley sending him to Europe at 15 years old, won Tampa Am then the next year won Tampa Pro, getting on World Industries, almost dying in a car accident, opening Cardinal Skateshop, moving to California, skating for Consolidated Skateboards then getting on Elephant Skateboards, going on tour with Lil Wayne, starting his skatepark landscaping business Front Rock and much more!

Socrates Leal discusses growing up in Lawndale CA, getting his first camera at a garage sale, meeting Daewon Song, filming clips of Rodney Mullen for Plan B’s “Questionable” video, getting hired by World Industries to film “Love Child”, filming and editing Blind’s “Tim And Henrys Pack Of Lies” (Promotional Video), World Park days, filming for “Trilogy” & “20 Shot Sequence”, “Cheese & Crackers”, the trick of Guy Mariano that was never documented that he landed multiple times with multiple filmers and much more!

Mike Vallely discusses growing up in New Jersey, going to his first Black Flag show, getting on Powell-Peralta, Stacy Peralta wanting to turn him pro after one year, the Savannah Slamma contest, getting on World Industries, his Barnyard board, Steve Rocco, getting back on Powell, him becoming the lead singer of Black Flag, his company Street Plant and much more!

Chris Haslam discusses growing up in Ontario Canada, moving to Singapore when he was 11 years old, getting on World Industries distributor flow, riding for Deca Skateboards then Artafact, filming for Almost Round Three, Cheese And Crackers, getting on Globe, why he left Almost and Globe, almost dying from kidney failure, filming for his new Independent video part "Sterling Golden”, his new board company Brain Child and much more!

Bryan Herman discusses growing up in Hesperia CA, getting flowed by World Industries, the Baker team watching his sponsor me tape at ASR, staying with Andrew Reynolds, going on his fist tour, filming for the Emerica video “This is Skateboarding”, staying at the Emerica Mansion, filming for Baker 3, breaking his leg in half, his investment in Saint Archer, parting ways with Emerica, being apart of HRS, Villager, the Desert Mamba Crew and much more!

Todd Hahn got his start in the snowboard industry working as a sales rep. He quickly moved up to team manager ( for the World Industries brand) before becoming an athlete agent, ala Jerry McGuire. While Todd has moved on from being an agent - he now makes wine with business partner Tommy Lee, he has a great perspective on the business of action sports.

Thanks for listening in again everyone! This week we got to talk with Charlie Thomas, Preservation Skateboards pro and long time friend of Anthony’s. We got to discuss fatherhood, what’s going on at Preservation Skateboards, helping turn Anthony pro, hospital visits to Mike Franklin after Mike crashed on a motorcycle, his friendship with Kris Markovich, becoming team manager for World Industries, his life recently, and so much more! Enjoy! Check out Charlie’s Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/charliethomas/ Support Preservation here: http://www.preservationboardco.com/ Coming up November 3, 2018 we will be hosting the New England Am skate contest at The Edge Indoor Skatepark in Taunton, MA. It will be open am individual runs.
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Tim Dowling discusses growing up in Santa Monica CA, getting his first camera, being the occasional filmer for World Industries, filming the first Girl video “Goldfish”, everything you wanted to know about Guy’s part in “Mouse”, filming Gabriel Rodriguez for the Chocolate video “Las Nueve Vidas De Paco”, his Transworld “Cinematographer” part, the 20 year anniversary of his video “Listen”, working on “The Captain and Casey show”, being a camera operator on “The Deadliest Catch”, also working on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” “Arrested Development” and much more!

Steven Cales discusses growing up in Brooklyn NY, getting on Alva flow and buying $20 boards, flying out to California for the first time, skating for Blue Skateboards, Gonz putting him on ATM Click, going to prison for the first time, leaving 60/40 for World Industries, his battle with drugs, getting shot in the face, skating for Menace, recently getting sober and much more! 

Chad Tim Tim discusses growing up in Huntington CA, started skating at 15, entering CASL contests, getting on World Industries, turning pro for New Deal, skating for Globe, switching from Populist to Popwar Skateboards, filming for Time To Shine, getting on Element, TM and Pro for New Balance and much more! 

Chris Cole discusses growing up in Statesville North Carolina, going to Love Park for the first time, getting on World Industries, skating for Enjoi, leaving Enjoi for Zero, Circa, Fallen, DC, getting on Plan B, tricks down Wallenberg, winning SOTY twice, his new X-games Real Street part, and much more!

    Marc McKee discusses growing up in Marin County CA, going to art school at UCLA, meeting Steve Rocco, working for World Industries in the early 90s, creating classic board graphics, his involvement with Big Brother magazine, how he created Flameboy, Wet Willy and the Devil man graphics, World Industries being sold for 43 million dollars, cease and desist letters and much more… Watch The Episode

    Jovontae Turner discusses growing up in San Francisco, Jason Lee & Marc Gonzales calling him to ride for Blind, quitting Blind to ride for Planet Earth, only skating 3 days a week his whole career, getting on World Industries, skating EMB, selling product on tour, riding for Girl Skateboards, why he quit skating, his Girl X Tae reissue capsule and much more… WATCH THE EPISODE

    Richard Mulder discusses growing up in San Dimas CA, entering his first contest at age 11, skating for Christian Hosoi’s company Milk, meeting Daniel Castillo Daewon song and the World crew, getting on Foundation, Chaffey school, quitting Foundation to skate for World Industries, Mike Carroll asking him to skate for Chocolate Skateboards, quitting DVS to ride for Nike, getting into selling Real Estate and much more… Watch the episode

In this episode i get to introduce you to my good friend and AIN team rider Evan Mansolillo. I pick his brain about How he found skateboarding, His local skate shop narragansettsurfandskate.com and how he has managed to work with the city to grow their local skatepark OMF!! Enjoy IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT THE SHOW PLEASE CHECK OUT ALLINEEDSKATE.COM Also check out my pro model shoe with the iconic World Industries brand! https://worldindustries.com/products/mens-shetler-shoe

This week I catch up with legendary skateboard graphic artist, Marc McKee. Marc got his start designing graphics for World Industries in the early 90s where he he didn't hold back from controversy and stepping on toes. You can see more of Marc's art at marcmckee.com

In this episode, “the godfather of street skating” Rodney Mullen reveals his insights on the history and future of skateboarding. He invented most of the foundational tricks used today—including the flat-ground Ollie which allows skaters to pop their boards off the ground—and he co-founded the largest skateboard company in the world in the 1990's. Despite his worldwide fame, Rodney is a bit of an enigma to his millions of fans, but in this interview we delve into some parts of his past he hasn't shared before. We trace the pioneering path of World Industries through times of greatness and trouble and to greatness again, and we discover some leadership and innovation lessons along the way. He tells stories of forklift races, mutiny, and late nights of drinking with the Chinese as they grew the company. We peek behind the scenes to hear how they designed and manufactured their boards, and their pioneering approach to cultivating talent. Rodney shares the challenges of catering to a culture driven by rebellion, and the dilemma of brands that want to scale when “selling out” is the worst thing you could do. We hear about Rodney's comeback, and how technology and innovation are impacting the future of skateboarding as he looks to his next venture. For more information, photos, and links, check out the show notes: http://makeitinla.org/rodneymullen Best of Rodney Mullen video (darkslide at 4:02) Steven Sebring's Liminal video in Rolling Stone The views expressed on The Art of Manufacturing podcast are those of the guests, and not our sponsors or partners.

Kevin Klemme is a up n coming east coast amateur skateboarder. Nowadays kevin is riding for the newly resurrected World Industries!!! support the show http://allineedskate.bigcartel.com https://worldindustries.com

Cody Davis is one of the gnarliest amateur skateboarders on the planet. We talk about his upbringing and his adventures while riding for World Industries. http://allineedskate.com https://www.youtube.com/allineedskate

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RP Bess helped my dream of being a professional skateboarding come true. He hired me at World Industries and gave me my first Pro model skateboard and shoe. The man has my utmost respect. In this episode we speak about Skateboarding, Religious faith (mormon),family,business and even running for mayor of Encinitas. ENJOY

In this episode of The Shetler Show, Anthony Shetler and former co-host of The Shetler Show, Steven Ramsey, are playing catch up for the podcast. Ramsey has been there from the beginning, so having him back on was epic! They begin by getting into how Ramsey found his way into skateboarding through his dad’s metal skateboard, as well as getting in with the All I Need crew. They discuss the odd-end jobs Ramsey worked while living in New York, including the one time he was involved in a high-speed car chase. Anthony Shetler finds out more about the good times and struggles Ramsey survived in the city as a poor man being poor. They get into his “Do or Pie” segment for World Industries, and his filming for Anthony Shetler’s shoes. Ramsey talks about how to get out of a funk and realizing that life isn’t just peaches and cream. Both feel that a part of growing up is knowing that life is about getting what you give and knowing how to survive through tough times. Ramsey speaks about being a father, and “feeling the feels.” Ramsey goes into how being a dad hasn’t changed much of his life, except for the better. Anthony Shetler delves into Ramsey’s work with the Bob Show on Snapchat. Host: Anthony Shetler Website: http://allineedskate.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ALLiNEEDSKATE Twitter: https://twitter.com/ALLiNEEDSKATE Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALLINEEDSKATE Twitter: https://twitter.com/anthonyshetler Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anthony.shetler Guest: Ramsey Instagram: https://instagram.com/ramsey33/ Shoutouts: Tim Tierney John McNair The Wheaton Family Brandon Westgate Nick Dompierre Mike Vallely Tim O’Connor RP Ortiz Brother Ali Lee Yankou Chris Mathis Andrew Canning Erica Yary Ryan Reyes Lil’ Wayne Solstice Skate Steve Dupree Melissa at No Prob The Bob Show CJ Linde Billy

In this episode of The Shetler Show, Anthony Shetler starts with a special message for the podcast listeners. The show starts out by Anthony thanking all the supporters of him, his brand, the show, and skateboarding in general. They begin by getting adjusted to some Skype complications, and then the show really gets crackin. We learn about Andrew Cannon’s morning rituals, including giving his doggy a shot in the morning, yoga, biking, reading, and spandex outfits. Andrew is a dad living in Santa Cruz CA. Andrew Cannon is 29 years old, and he has new twin babies. Andrew feels lucky to be where he is at now, as the Brand Manager for NHS companies, OJ Wheels and Santa Cruz Skateboards. Andrew Cannon feels that he is so lucky to have had the career in skateboarding that he has had. He talks about why touring is so tough, and what it takes to switch roles and sit behind the desk now. Andrew breaks down exactly why he loves his job, and what it is like to be a Brand Manager. Anthony Shetler and Andrew Cannon delve into networking in skateboarding, work experience, schooling, marketing yourself as a skateboarder, and why he skates for himself now. They discuss brands in the skate industry, including World Industries fall from grace, and exactly why skateboarders need to do more then just have talent. Anthony Shetler feels that if you can become a pro skater, getting a regular job can be a bit easier. They get into why the #AINCaliTrippin tour was so productive and fun, and Anthony talks about how he would like to run his own skate company. Host: Anthony Shetler - http://allineedskate.com/ Guest: Andrew Cannon - https://www.facebook.com/AndrewCannonOfficial Show Sponsors: Solstice - http://solsticeskateboarding.com/ No Problemo - http://noproblemotaqueria.com/ Shoutouts: OJ wheels - http://ojwheels.com/ Santa Cruz - http://www.santacruzskateboards.com/ Gavin Team Managers for World Industries Charlie Frankie Thrive Skateboards - http://thriveskateboards.com/ NHS skate distribution - http://www.nhs-inc.com/ Ron from Kruxs trucks - http://www.kruxtrucks.com/shredders/161/ron-whaley If you wanna show some love to click right here! All I Need

Professional skateboarder Derek Fukuhara and amature shredder Billy Davenport, Stop by the show to talk about whats going on at World Industries and how it feels skating on the east coast!!! Along with ramsey's antics this was a awesome episode thank you

Mike Franklin has survived a brutal motorcycle crash which has ruined his leg, Going from up n coming amateur skateboarder to team manager of World Industries, Mike has proven that he can turn any negative into a positive, Hear all about his story !!!

Cody Davis Interview

Cody Davis Interview