"I want to show any and everyone that no matter where you come from, no matter your background, and no matter how many odds are stacked against you, you can make something of yourself."
"The only thing stopping you is you. Start creating media right now. Create a voice and get a following. We are in the golden age. The door is open, kick that motherfucker in."
"It’s like the Jason Lee character in Almost Famous where he says it’s about the lifestyle and the music and not about the money…but some money would be nice."
TransWorld Skateboarding Online and Contributing Editor, Blair Alley talks the current state of skateboard media and the most insane ad they've ever run.
"I can’t really repeat much of what went down that weekend, but let's just say hundreds of people were bummed, a loyal shop of seven years stopped carrying our boards and we got banned from this town for life."
How Phil Lavoie of Dime turned the jokes, videos and tee shirts he was making with his friends into one of the most interesting brands in skateboarding and his career.
From managing Autumn Skate Shop to owning and operating Exit Skate Shop, Jeremy "Grandpa" Weiland has been, and remains, a centerpiece in two skateboarding meccas.
How can an independent, skateboard brand from Canada thrive and have longevity, not just at home, but internationally? This is the story of Studio Skateboards.
Flow riders on their cover? East Coast skateboarding by a West Coast outlet? Transworld Sales Manager Mike Fitzgerald describes how a magazine can stay relevant in 2015.
How did a kid who grew up skateboarding in Milwaukee come to New York and open one of the most respected shops in the world? This is the story of Labor Skate Shop.