Episode 69 opened up and Andy Roy slid in... Well,  Andy is 48 years old, he’s got son named Cruz, and turned pro for Sims way back in the early 90s’s. He grew up in Santa Cruz skating Derby and eventually joined the one-eight at Antihero and was an original member of the Hell Ride crew. Today Andy is staying sober down in Southern California and working on leading a more positive life while becoming a motivational speaker; but one thing is for sure with "Fuck the Cops" on his buns and "69" on his armpits-his ideas about skateboarding will never change. WARNING: This one might not be for your mom and dads ears...

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Intro Music: "Mary's Cross" by Natur

Closing Monologue: Noelle Fiore

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During these difficult times I encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family— Be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. Also folks; I wanna thank each and every one of you who bought a t-shirt the last couple weeks and  helped reach our goal of $1000. I’ll be cutting a check today and giving it to the good people at UCSF Medical for PPE purposes. Personal Protective Equipment includes masks, gloves and more, will help keep doctors, nurses and medical staff from contracting the virus.  I am super stoked to be able to do this for the community. It Feels like Im trying my best to do my part, and there is no way I could have done it with out each and everyone of you. Special shout out goes to Jason Lee Jessee for creating the logo and Zarosh Eggelston for hand printing the shirts. From the bottom of my heart—THANK YOU all!