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Sarah Anderson loving, driven and determined - Learn how her love for her husband and his love for skateboarding, her determination to never give up got them the 1st skate park in Nyack, New York.
Sarah Anderson is a skate park advocate from Nyack, New York. In 2010, she began her project under the guise of Nyack Needs a Skatepark and launched a passionate campaign using social media for a free public concrete skate plaza in the Village of Nyack, 20 miles north of NYC. The project quickly took root in the local skateboarding community and was approved by the Village of Nyack in 2013. 2014 was a big year for Sarah, the Nyack Skate Plaza was awarded the top Tony Hawk Foundation grant of $25,000 dollars. After several fundraisers and a grant from NY Senator David Carlucci in the amount of $100,000, the project is now funded and in the final design stages. When she’s not volunteering, Sarah is a NYC public school teacher.
December 2013 they threw a huge skateboard art show to raise funds... A big reason for which she started this project is that she’s married to the guy who funded this website (Tim Anderson) and he sorely needed a local place to skate...
Nyack Needs a Skatepark Info:
Facebook Page
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nyack-Needs-a-Skatepark/152373531453804
Tony Hawk Foundation recipients this August:
http://tonyhawkfoundation.org/tony-hawk-foundation-rewards-community-efforts-to-create-free-skateparks/
Nyack Event’s
http://nyackpark.org/events/
Skateboard Mag
http://theskateboardmag.com/2013/11/deckade-featuring-the-bobshirt-collection/#.VFAfJtzVtuY
Bobshirt (Tim’s Website)
http://www.bobshirt.com
Miles Jackson - Founder & Executive Director of Cuba Skate, a project supporting the emerging skate communities in Cuba.
This is a truly motivating skateboard podcast episode. Miles Jackson talk’s to us about growing up as a kid, either skateboarding or playing soccer. To today and the many ways that Miles Jackson stays hustling, including his involvement with organizing a "Skate for the Cure" fundraiser, in honor of Lewis Marnell and fighting juvenile diabetes. Miles Jackson also runs “Cuba Skate”, a project supporting the emerging skate communities in Cuba. Teaming up with Georgetown University's Law Center, Miles is working for permission to build a skatepark in Havana with California Skateparks, hosting "Art on Deck".
Miles would like to give BIG thanks to a bunch of folks, but especially to his girlfriend Lauren, Fred van Schie, Nick Sacks at Sector 9, Vern at Bones, Karl and Walker at Organika, Damon at Deluxe, Ryan Clements and Betsy.
Foundations:
Cuban skaters - www.CubaSkate.com
California Skateparks - californiaskateparks.com/
Companies:
FvS media - www.fvsmedia.com/
Sector 9 - www.sector9.com/
Bones - bones.com/
Organika - www.organikaskateboards.com/eli/
Deluxe - www.dlxsf.com/
Connect with Miles:
Facebook - on.fb.me/1Dc6oXd
Cuba Skate:
Twitter - bit.ly/1xBBGbs
Facebook - on.fb.me/1tyvk5E
Eric is a local skateboarder and one of the first people we ever interviewed.
He takes us from the recent DREAM premiere to all the ways that skateboarding has helped and affected everything from his personal life to his acting and writing careers.
SUCCESS QUOTE
"Know the ins and outs of whatever you're getting into, stay consistent and patient."
BREAKTHROUGH MOMENT
-Kickflipping the Allen 11 Stair (He knew he was a skater for life)
CURRENT PROJECTS
Acting
Commercials (Kim Dawson Agency)
Full skate part
Screenplay
Novel: Death is Nothing when Considered
Publishing soon
PARTING ADVICE
"Fall in love with what you want to do, do as much research as you can and try your absolute hardest."
SOCIAL MEDIA
Twitter http://twitter.com/EricJKuhns
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/Koonagi
Joel Boggess and Dr. Pei Kang, hosts of the ReLaunch Show podcast on iTunes and one of Skate to Create’s original inspirations get on the show to talk podcasting and their journey to where they are now. Joel also goes into his book Finding Your Voice, and he and Pei team up to deliver top-tier advice throughout the show fit to inspire any listener.
Joel Boggess & Dr. Pei Kang: Hosts of the Relaunch Show and Author of Finding Your Voice
Click to Tweet! - http://ctt.ec/Lfn8b
After the Episode, See website and social media below!
Website: www.relaunchshow.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/ReLaunchShow
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FindingYourVoiceRadio
Colin Kennedy was just a skater from Cali became the main filmer of his group and all of a sudden found himself filming for 411. From here Colin goes into detail about making DVS’ Skate More, the effects of the launch of YouTube, how he became a filmer at the Berrics, and we go behind the scenes of his short films Go All Day, Quik, and his Berrics REDirect entry, Form. Colin has plenty of stories to share and just as much advice thanks to all his various positions. This episode is captivating and inspiring all at once.
In this interview, Colin goes into detail about his past projects and some other topics such as:
The impact of YouTube on skatevideos
The skateboard industry and why not to burn bridges
Behind the scenes of his amazing short films
Working at the Berrics
How skateboarding affects his whole life
Colin Kennedy was just a skater from Cali became the main filmer of his group and all of a sudden found himself filming for 411. From here Colin goes into detail about making DVS’ Skate More, the effects of the launch of YouTube, how he became a filmer at the Berrics, and we go behind the scenes of his short films Go All Day, Quik, and his Berrics REDirect entry, Form. Colin has plenty of stories to share and just as much advice thanks to all his various positions. This episode is captivating and inspiring all at once.
Can skateboarding affect you as a person and how you see the world?
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