For the latest episode of Platform podcast, Kentucky's Mark Wojda reflects on his time as an up and coming skater during the early 2000s. He discusses his time riding for Salomon, Remz and USD, as well as Denial, Genre and Create Originals. Mark also talks about his popular sections in Genre is Dead and The One Video, as well as an incident that hospitalised him while filming for the latter. He also talks about life after pursuing the pro skater dream, moving to Connecticut, becoming a physio therapist and starting his own family. If you thought he skating has slowed down, you would be wrong because he has had sections in recent videos Always Next Time and Better Than Never, and he's got another part in the works!

Mark talks about touring South America and Europe, why Demetrious George was the best team manager he ever had and why Denial was the most legitimate sponsor in terms of taking care of him, and the reasons that he decided to no longer continue life as a sponsored skater.

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