Atiba Jefferson: Photo Feature
Atiba Jefferson is the quintessential skateboard success story. Here he shows us some of his favorite photos he has taken over the years.
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Jimmy “Sweatpants” Gorecki
Marketing Director, Street League judge and founder of his own brand, Jimmy Gorecki handles it all in comfort.
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Dime: Phil Lavoie
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.
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The Paul Rodriguez Interview, Part 3
Paul describes starting his first board company called Mirage, and why he started Primitive Skateboards years later.
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The Paul Rodriguez Interview, Part 2
Paul continues his discussion on success, passion and gives advice on how to get a job in the skateboard industry.
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Transworld: Mackenzie Eisenhour
Mackenzie Eisenhour has interviewed a who's who of skateboarding for the past 15 years. This is an interview with the interviewer.
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Photographer: Sean Cronan
Sean Cronan has made a living photographing skateboarding for 20 years. He breaks down how to last in this interview.
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Videographer: Spanish Mike
From bagging groceries in Long Island, NY, to filming his favorite pros in California, Spanish Mike's story is a skateboard industry fairytale.
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Paterson League: German Nieves
Gangster pushes, tennis racquets on skateboards and sleepless nights. German tells the story of launching his brand, Paterson League.
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Labor Skate Shop: James Rewolinski
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.
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Huf Photographer: Brian Kelley
Brian Kelley went from painting walls as an intern, to traveling the world as staff photographer for Huf. This is his story.
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