In this episode, Scotty is joined live by Dr. Neftalie Williams and they discuss what led to him working at Skatepark of Tampa in 2002, deciding to pursue higher education, and creating a skate-themed curriculum for the collegiate level. They also discuss the magazine SKATEISM, which Neftalie recently served as guest editor in an issue that focused on racial politics and race relations in skateboarding.

In this episode, Scotty finds himself on the phone with up and coming comedian and lifelong skateboarder Taylor Clark. They discuss their tenures as flow skaters for Zoo York, how to throw an epic wedding, the parallels between skateboarding and comedy, and his tour plans after the release of his debut album, "Addictive Tickle."

In this episode, Scotty talks to old friend Andrew Cannon about his Damn Am victory in 2004, being pro for World Industries, his current gigs announcing Street League and the Tampa contests, golf, and his other job as brand manager at Santa Cruz Skateboards.

In this episode, Scotty gets on the line with old friend Steve Ayers, and they talk about burying the "Stalker Steve" nickname, his magical weekend as staff photographer on a Shaqueefa tour, and a little advice on dealing with personal tragedy and coming out clean on the other side. Steve adds an extra Curtis Valentine story after the outro.

In this episode, Scotty gets on the phone with James Craig and talks about his pro career, the scarcity and value of his old Blind pro models, transitioning to the team manager role, and shifting once again to his current job as an agent over at Excel Management.

In this episode, Scotty hops on the line with great friend and videographer Stephen Buggica about his first days skating at SPoT, how he got into filming, the Shaqueefa Mixtape Trilogy, and his current endeavor over at Busted Mic.

In this episode, Scotty talks with good friend and professional skateboarder Danny Fuenzalida about his journey to the United States, his first Tampa Am, his tenure in San Francisco, and everything he's been up to in his current hometown of Miami.

Oscar was born missing 9 out of 10 fingers and one foot. That hasn't stopped him from ripping at skateboarding and pushing the message and story of how skating is growing in adaptive with all its benefits.

In this episode, Scotty talks to old friend and Dickies Team Manager Joe Monteleone aka JoeFace.

In this episode of #theboardrbodcast, Scotty is joined by professional BMX rider Trey Jones and he puts up with some basic questions about BMX while also talking about his fanhood of skateboarding, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and the never ending hunt for toys and collectibles.