This episode I sit down with Speedlab Wheels owner Alan and we recap the first season of the show. Talk about the highs and lows of the year, events, skaters, past and future guest, other podcasters, and much more. I give some awards and lots of shout outs, some behind the scenes stories, and some insight into season 2. Basically we wrap up 2020 and Season 1 of In The Patch
This week I sit down with Videoographer Lonnie Shamblin of HD Video Magazine and we talk about him growing up in a small town in WV, to moving to Baltimore, then traveling the world, and living the VIP life with top pro skaters. We also get into his idea of creating HD Video Mag and much more.
Pat Smith is a fabricator, skate ramp builder, professional skateboarder, and owns CODA Skateboards. We talk about his growing up in Maryland, moving to CA and becoming sponsored by some of the biggest companies in the industry. After which he moved back and settled in NYC and started his own company. We also get into his sobriety and discovery of himself as well as his current endeavors around NYC.
This week I sit down with Baltimore's own Bucky Lasek for this very special Birthday Podcast. What can I say about this guy except he is the Pride of Baltimore Skateboarding. He is a Husband, father, and race car driver, amongst his many talents. We dig into his skateboarding, car racing careers and much more..
Cliff Coleman is known as The Godfather of downhill sliding on a skateboard. He started skating in 1960 and was doing demos by 1963. He is credited for inventing The Coleman Slide. Cliff has also toured the world multiple time as a professional Yo-Yoer. He also has invented multiple tricks, and is recognized as one of the greatest in this discipline as well.
This episode Derek Krasauskas and myself sit down and talk about his recent trip to Banger in the Hanger in Houston TX. Driving rally cars in Austin with Bucky, to the current state of vert skateboarding. And a bunch more!!
Andy Roy is a profesional skateboarder, podcaster, and co host of Thrasher magazine's King of the Road. We talk about the early years and the struggles, up to his recent sobriety. He is an original member of The Hell Ride Crew and much, much more!!
Gary Smith is a pro skateboarder, husband, father of two, and owner of VU Skateshop in Baltimore MD. We discuss his skateboard career that has spanned decades and his skate shops in Baltimore.
Jake Rupp is a Pro Skateboarder. We talk about coming from a small town in MD to becoming a globe trotting skater for Element, and staying grounded through it all. Then how it all ended and finding his love for the sport again.
Where have I been and what's going on In The Patch. All these questions and much more explained this week on the show. Also Tori stops by to talk life insurance and some hints of future guest!
This episode is co hosted by Josh Marlowe and Damon Krasauskas. Pat Truitt is a skateboarder, surfer, snowboarder, entrepreneur, amongst other things. His father started Atlantic Sk8 distribution and owned many companies along the way. We have a conversation that goes all over the map including his reason for bringing back some of skateboarding's most iconic brands.
Andy Bittner is many things, but well known for his work as a skateboard photographer. He is a local skateboard historian and been riding for decades. He currently is a Docent at Washington National Cathedral, and has a book out on the subject.
Dan Heyman is an original member of one of the east coast"s most infamous skateboard crews The East Coast Toke Team. We talk about skateboarding and shows from the 70's and 80's to the present. He also shares a ton of local history as well as some legendary Toke Team story's.
Ray Young is the owner of Rayzor Tattoo and Skateshop in Steelton PA. We talk about growing up in Harrisburg as a skateboarder, the scene, the players back then, and much more. A bunch of local mid Atlantic sk8 history in this episode.
Ray Conklin is a skateboarder/musician. He is the bass player for L.N.T. Like No Tomorrow and has a skateboard out with CCB aka ConCrete Bombers. We talk about growing up in southern MD. Building D.I.Y. skate spots as well as traveling skating and playing music.
Chip Adams is a long time friend and former pro skateboarder from Maryland. He is currently a EMT/ Firefighter. We sit down and catch up about skateboarding, our time in San Diego and much more.
Tanner Goldbeck is an amazing artist, that grew up outside Baltimore, MD. We talk about growing up in Baltimore, art school, working for Powell, hanging with Cab, going to work for West Coast Choppers, and becoming a big player in the LA art world. And much more. check out his work at www.tannergoldbeck.com
This episode I talk with Speedlab Wheels owners Alan and Brit about everything from how they met, growing up skating, music, friends, and the decision to buy a skateboard wheels company. We also get into a bunch of other fun stuff.
This week I sit down with an old friend, Bob Sipes guitar player of FOGHOUND. We chat about growing up with BMX, Skateboarding, and music. Conversation is from building guitars, to skateboards, and motorcycles. His wife Dee also of FOGHOUND joins some of the conversation.
This week we come live from the session at The Opossum Bowl, thanks to owner Sarah Myers. We skate the bowl and I interview skaters in between runs. Order of appearance Sarah Myers, Matt Moffatt (owner of Smash Records in DC), Captain Sunshine and Caveman, Dave Anderson, and JC
This week I catch up with the owner of Baltimore Tattoo Museum, Chris Keaton. We discuss his early years in Baltimore, opening the museum, tattooing, old friends, motorcycles, protesting, and the state of the city. Not to mention much more
This week I sit down with my old friend Dennis Barth. Dennis is the President and CEO of Sun Rider 9 Productions. He also is the bass player for Stone Dust Riders and Sporatic Sunjam. Dennis created the award winning documentary film, Catonsville Music City Maryland and coordinates the coexisting music festival.
Just talking shit about everything going on in my life and where I been.
This week I rant about life then catch up with an old friend Todd Chambers and talk about his life and travels.
This episode I revisit some of the classic music from skateboarding videos.
Today I talk with a Maryland Skateboard legend Denny Riordon. His career spanned 2 decades. Turned Pro for Kryptonics and toured with Pepsi. 1st rider for Billabong, and owned Island Dreams skate shop in the 80's. Currently owns Assateague Surf and coffee shop.
This week I catch up with Virginia Beach skateboarder David Rose aka Sketch. We discuss his life skateboarding, our friendship, and his time in Philly and Baltimore.
This week I wanted to put out some of my favorite music that inspired me. Tori and I catch up over morning coffee on these crazy times and share some tunes that we hope will help people get through the quarantine. Interviews will hopefully return soon!
This episode I check in with Gary Smith of VU Skateshop and see how the business lockdown is effecting skate shops. And I talk with Rachel Resch of Keller Williams Integrity and get some insight on how small businesses can weather the storm. Also get some insight on how this effects the real estate market.
Rude is a skateboarder and singer of Jakkpot. His list of accomplishments is long. We talk about history of skatepark scene in MD, the underground music scene, starting Stikkyfingers, working for Skull Skates, crazy stories from the road playing music, skating and his life now.
