Elise and I shoot the shit with filmer, editor, and Seattlelite, Ian Ostrowski. You might know Ian from a previous interview he did with us for the site about his newest video "Genesis 2." In this episode, we talk a little bit about "Genesis 2", what duties come with being a filmer, and Ian drops some dating tips for the young filmers out there. Enjoy!

Elise and I sat down with Rashad Murray and Nnamdi Ihekwoba. This was the second time we recorded this episode, but unfortunately, I blew it when it came to the quality recording. Luckily for us, Rashad and Nnamdi were gracious enough to come back and talk about tattoos, protests, Carpet Co, and a certain skater who likes to dance. Enjoy!

Check out Rashad's skating and tattoo's at: https://www.instagram.com/crispydurag/

You can find Nnamdi's film work at: https://www.instagram.com/__statue/

Find more of Patchface's music here https://soundcloud.com/patchfacebeats

Follow us on Twitter for updates and highly-curated shitposting: https://twitter.com/OkayLastTry

Elise and I sat down with Una Farrar and Poppy Starr. We were able to catch them while Una is in Australia on an extended “Olympic” related visit to be with Poppy. We talk about the documentary being made about Poppy’s life, Una and Poppy’s upcoming vid series with Vans, and to get the episode rolling, Elise pops off about receiving unsolicited advice at the skate park. Enjoy!

Check out Poppy's work at https://www.poppystarr.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/poppystarr/

You can find Una's work at: https://www.instagram.com/unafarrar/

Find more of Patchface's music here https://soundcloud.com/patchfacebeats

Follow us on Twitter for updates and highly-curated shitposting: https://twitter.com/OkayLastTry

For the first episode of “Okay, Last Try,” Elise and I sat down with Baltimore native, and New York resident, Quinn Batley. If you're not familiar with Quinn yet, you could find his skating in The Homies Network videos or Noah Clothing's latest video "Jolie Rouge." He also skates for Baltimore based company, Carpet Co. Not only is Quinn a promising skater, but he is also a photography student at The New School. His work, mainly focused on his friends and the tangential skate culture, has been shown in local art shows and in multiple zines. You could see more of Quinn’s work at cameraclub.com or @qquib on Instagram.