In The Patch With Cabbage

The conversation picks back up, after last week with three more legends of Maryland Skateboarding History. Once again these guys have done too much to type in an intro, so tune in and learn where it all came from.

Mickey Carmody of Oaks East Skateboards, Mark "One Time" Hordeman, and George Bontz are 3 original skateboarding legends from Maryland Skate History. These guys have done too much to type in this intro, so your just gonna have to listen. Best way to describe this episode is MD Skateboard Royalty.

So I recently went on a trip skating and podcasting in Ocean City, MD with some of Maryland's most legendary names. This is just a trailer episode explaining what to expect and giving some shout outs to those involved and that helped make it happen.

Tim Morris is a Freestyle Skateboarder from Columbia, MD. After winning the NSA National Championships in 1988 he turned pro for Walker Skateboards and traveled the US competing and doing demos for some of the biggest companies like Converse and Shark watches to name a few. He still is active skating as well as breeding reptiles.He currently has pro boards out on Decomposed Skateboards

Gordon Eckler is a skateboarder, father, and principal creative/founder of Plaid Again Creative Co. He grew up skating in Waldorf, MD then moved to Baltimore where he attended MICA before moving to Northern CA where he currently resides. He has traveled and ridden for some of skateboardings biggest companies.

Chris Bush is a skateboarder from Baltimore and good friend. We talk about growing up skating Lansdowne, moving downtown, the early street scene, and his friendship with Pat Bordner aka Peewee R.I.P. Also a bunch of other great stuff. With a guest appearance at the end by Jason Chapman talking about Peewee's memorial April 2nd.

When your too busy to Podcast and want to keep some content moving, then this is what you get. Just a catch up episode sprinkled with a few pieces of informative words. Be back next week.

Anthony Smallwood is a Skateboarder, Surfer, Musician, Photographer, Collector, Entrepreneur, world traveler, and a good friend with a great story. Awesome conversation about coming up around the DMV, with a little something for everyone.

This week I wasn't gonna drop an episode with a bunch going on but had a buddy stop by, (Corey Largent) So we had a few beers and talk about his life growing up in Baltimore, skateboarding and how his friend Elvie Wetzel (R.I.P.) got him into skateboard collecting. Just a fun episode hanging with a bro and a couple beers.

Chuck Treece is a successful musician and professional skateboarder. First African American on the cover of Thrasher magazine. He is a founding member of the skate rock band McRad and responsible for some of the biggest skate rock anthems, including Weakness, and McShed. As a studio musician been on countless albums and played with some of the biggest acts including, Amy Grant, Billy Joel, Urge Overkill, Pearl Jam, Bad Brains and many more. His accolades go on and on, and is still relevant in both communities.