This week, the crap skateboarders are joined by the celebrated poet, fellow crap-skateboarder and published author Mr Tony Wood, as they explore the highs and lows of skateboarding towards middle-age, all through the medium of poetry.

If you're interested in skateboarding, poetry, art, or all of the above (which you SHOULD be?!?), check out Tony's book, published by Stour Valley Publishing. 

To purchase Tony's book, head over to Big Woody's Skateshop (https://bigwoodysskateshop.co.uk/product/procrastiskate-by-tony-wood/) , Death Skateboards (www.deathskateboards.com) or Stour Valley Publishing (www.stourvalleypublishing.com). 

Every crap skateboarder since the dawn of time has fantasised about starting their own brand. That wasn't just us, right? Right?

This week, we sit down and chat with David, the co-founder of London-based skateboarding brand 'ONDA Skateboards', and Faze, an integral member of the North-London skateboarding community in which Onda is located. Together, they give us the scoop on what matters to entrepreneurs and customers alike when starting a brand. In this episode, we discuss such gems as...

If you like awesome decks, great hardware and apparel, and giant sugar-skulls donning covid-masks, check out ONDA Skateboards at: 

https://ondaskate.com/

To check in with Faze, and to stay up to date with his accelerated progress learning to skate as a new father, follow him on instagram:

www.instagram.com/faze.sb

This week, two jaded thirty-something skateboarders interview a new skateboarder, Rowan Vincent, in order to revisit their favourite hobby from the perspective of fresh, doughy, puppy-dog eyes. 

The Crap skateboarders grill Rowan about his best and worst moments, things he loves about skateboarding and the things that are just a bit...crap. 

Also, the story of when Jack got his little finger stuck in a skateboard truck.

When he's not falling on his arse in Victoria Park, Rowan also runs a clothing company which make high-quality, durable casual wear; his tube socks are Jack's skateboarding sock of choice, as they're nice and high and offer substantial protection for his crap, diabetic feet. Check out his clothing range at https://featherededges.co.uk/

This week, the crap skateboarders dive into the representation of skateboarding in video games; who got it right, who got it wrong, and who got it just....weird.

We are joined this week by our first ever guest, Tom Majski from Happy Hour Gaming; a network of podcasts and Youtube shows covering video games, sports, movies...you name it! Having recently researched the cultural impact of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for his show, Tom is somewhat of an expert on today's subject matter.

James and Jack's input, on the other hand, is a bit...well...crap?

Check Tom out at happyhourgaming.net  .   For his very grown-up take on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, head to https://soundcloud.com/happyhourgaming/after-hours-the-cultural-impact-of-tony-hawk-pro-skater?fbclid=IwAR2hSEQE6f7atv19p3iKMphaYzy0_zy_uFMQcuo2s9-35tXVRqQJyX_gwC8 . 

What's your favourite style of skateboarding? Street? Vert? Park? Freestyle? This week, the crap skateboarders discuss which terrain they are the...least crap? Yeah. That'll do; They'll be discussing the terrain that they are the least crap on.

This week, the crap skateboarders discuss potential barriers to skateboarding: crap spots, crap skills and crap fitness. Enjoy!

The crap skateboarders discuss the pandemic's impact on skateboarding, both good and crap.