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Trends have always been a dominant force in skateboarding. Some stick and last forever, while some fade into the sunset ever so gracefully. This week, J and Ted discuss trends that attracted them to skating, which trends these days they love/hate, and how the skateboarding community analyzes trends in general.
As massive fans of the show, J and Ted dive in to discuss the ultimate nerd's documentary show in skateboarding in all forms. They discuss its past as a web series on VBS/Vice, its present on cable television with a timed format, and its future and which skaters will be blessed with an episode.
As massive fans of the show, J and Ted dive in to discuss the ultimate nerd's documentary show in skateboarding in all forms. They discuss its past as a web series on VBS/Vice, its present on cable television with a timed format, and its future and which skaters will be blessed with an episode.
Hubba Hideout. The name alone strikes a certain emotion into the hearts of those who know. The skaters we all looked up to conquered it, and we flipped through magazines and waited to see it in video parts. Who did what on Hubba? That was always the question.
J and Ted discuss the spot and the tricks that turned many from skate rats to superstars on this week's episode.
Hubba Hideout. The name alone strikes a certain emotion into the hearts of those who know. The skaters we all looked up to conquered it, and we flipped through magazines and waited to see it in video parts. Who did what on Hubba? That was always the question.
J and Ted discuss the spot and the tricks that turned many from skate rats to superstars on this week's episode.
J and Ted talk about one of skateboarding's most hot button issues: social media. Everyone has an opinion and these two consumer bastards are no different, except maybe they are a little less salty than the average die hard.
J and Ted talk about one of skateboarding's most hot button issues: social media. Everyone has an opinion and these two consumer bastards are no different, except maybe they are a little less salty than the average die hard.
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