WCRP on Skateboarding

80’s street skating, and true fans of the CULTURE. On this 3rd day, of the year 2022. I present, none other than skateboarding ROYALTY. One of the handful of skaters, that literally put the streets on his back in the 80’s. But, he wasnt just a “street skater”. You could place quadruple-OG, skateboarding LEGEND Tom Knox on ANY terrain. And, it was on. Ask them boys what he did to that vert ramp, back in the day. The know what the GOAT is all about. And, he’s here today, to share his story with WCRP on Skateboarding.

Here it is, folks. The one you been waiting for! What better way to end the year, than with triple-OG skateboarding LEGEND Jeremy Wray. Taking yall back in time, discussing everything that is skateboarding? Make zero mistakes about it- this 3rd installment, is strictly for the CULTURE.

Good morning, listeners!! What starts off, as a normal conversation about the history of Color Skateboards. Takes us all on a fantastic voyage into 90’s skateboarding history. So many plot twists & turns, this is a true skateboard nerds dream come true. This is truly what WCRP is all about. The history, heroes & misadventures of skateboarding.

Merry Christmas, everyone!! On todays episode, we’re gonna learn a few things about integrity. From none other, than triple OG skateboarding LEGEND- Jeremy Wray. What he did at the beginning of his skateboard career, at ASR 1991. Isn’t something many would, or have done. And, he’s here to share his story with us at WCRP.

On todays episode, skateboarding LEGEND Mark Heintzman & I discuss all things that should. And, need to be addressed. Skateboard cliques, bullying, clones & all the things that skateboarders refuse to discuss- are also right here. This, is why WCRP was created. To hear the stories of our heroes, firsthand. No filters, no sponsors standing over them. Just RAW, talk-radio.

The 80’s were filled with some serious heavy hitters. If you’re one of the CULTURE, skateboarding LEGEND Mark Heintzman is a name that stood out amongst those. After crushing every contest in his path. The Ohio native was crowned NSA Street Champion in ‘88, and soon after- took the world by storm. Becoming the first street pro for G&S Skateboards, was no small task. Yet, Mark handled it all with style & grace. One of the top selling skateboards, classic photos & magazine covers.. Mans did it really big. And, he’s here on WCRP today to tell his story.

If you listen closely, you’ll notice one common theme throughout our interview. And, that is skateboarding LEGEND Julio De LA Cruz- always had a plan. Thats what separates the survivors out here. The willingness, to never give up. To truly believe in yourself, and those around you. Take risks, while most are begging for crumbs to stay afloat. Julio, has done all of the above. And, thats why he’s here 30yrs later- still doing what he loves.

You can’t talk early 90’s street skating. Or, the city of Los Angeles, California. Without mentioning the name, Julio De La Cruz. That’s just an undeniable fact, so go argue with your Mama. We’ve all seen the New Deal video, with Chariots of Fire theme. He blessed the CULTURE with Neighborhood Skateboards, & Central Clothing. Put some of the best dudes out there in the game, way back. Make no mistakes about it, Julio is a certified LEGEND in these streets. And, he’s here today on WCRP, to share his story..

There‘s quite a few things you’re gonna learn today. As WCRP, taps in with Wilmington, Delawares finest. None other, than skateboarding LEGEND- Ned “Peanut“ Brown. A true pioneer in the game, with a remarkable story of growing up skating in the mid-70s. To becoming one of the first Black professional skateboarders. This, is for the culture folks..