All I Need Skate

All I Need Skate

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All I Need Skate episodes

  • RP Bess (brand manager World footwear)
    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
    1 hr 36 min
  • Episode 66: Danny Supa - ALL I NEED SKATE PODCAST

    Danny Supa strikes me as the type of guy that stays on point both on and off his skateboard. He’s always skated with a lot of power and style, clearly has a good business sense, and has taken full advantage of all of the opportunities that came his way. Those factors seem to weigh heavily on why Danny has managed to maintain as a professional for more than a decade-48 blocks

    59 min
  • Danny Supa
    Danny Supa strikes me as the type of guy that stays on point both on and off his skateboard. He’s always skated with a lot of power and style, clearly has a good business sense, and has taken full advantage of all of the opportunities that came his way. Those factors seem to weigh heavily on why Danny has managed to maintain as a professional for more than a decade-48 blocks
    59 min
  • Episode 65: Steve Berra - ALL I NEED SKATE PODCAST

    Things change. Boards change, shoes change, tricks change, skaters change. Change is the manifestation of time, and time has shown us that skateboarding is here for as long as we—as individuals and as a community—create it into existence. Although much of the world is trying to stunt skateboarding's growth, there are enough rogue individuals out there continuing to make it happen. Whether it be by building ledges at a remote spot just east of downtown LA like Jason Hernandez, constructing mini-ramps in our backyards like Mikey Taylor, or buying buildings and constructing skateparks inside them like ourselves, we continue to grow because our will to skate and our will to survive is just that strong and because the only alternative is to quit and die. But we at the Berrics believe that life was made to live out of, not die out of. There's nothing special about dying. Anyone can do that. Push the future. — Steve Berra

    2 hr 33 min
  • Steve Berra
    Things change. Boards change, shoes change, tricks change, skaters change. Change is the manifestation of time, and time has shown us that skateboarding is here for as long as we—as individuals and as a community—create it into existence. Although much of the world is trying to stunt skateboarding's growth, there are enough rogue individuals out there continuing to make it happen. Whether it be by building ledges at a remote spot just east of downtown LA like Jason Hernandez, constructing mini-ramps in our backyards like Mikey Taylor, or buying buildings and constructing skateparks inside them like ourselves, we continue to grow because our will to skate and our will to survive is just that strong and because the only alternative is to quit and die. But we at the Berrics believe that life was made to live out of, not die out of. There's nothing special about dying. Anyone can do that. Push the future. — Steve Berra
    2 hr 33 min

About All I Need Skate

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Welcome to the All I Need Skate podcast — 400+ episodes of real conversations with skaters, artists, and brand builders, hosted by professional skateboarder Anthony Shetler (formerly known as The…