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Kevin Horn Films It, You Watch It (opens the original)
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This week we’re sitting down with Los Angeles-based filmmaker and photographer Kevin Horn (originally from St. Paul, Minnesota!) and trace his journey from filming skate videos as a kid to becoming a professional cinematographer. After film school, Kevin shifted toward narrative work and commercials, shooting extensively for Target before moving to Los Angeles in 2019 to pursue bigger opportunities in film and entertainment, but never lost sight of skateboarding along the way. We talk about Kevi
The Bunt Is a Skate Podcast, a Sports Show, and Somehow Still a Good Idea After 10 Years (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with Cephas and Donovan of The Bunt , the Toronto-based skate podcast that started with two friends, a terrible microphone, and an idea to talk about sports and somehow turned into a decade-long institution. We get into how the show started, what they were doing before it, and how two skateboarders ended up building a podcast that brings together skating, sports, friends, and the wider culture around all of it. We talk about the early days of The Bunt, from recording
Rowan Zorilla and Jake Crawford Made a Shoe (opens the original)
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Today on the pod we’re joined by Rowan Zorilla , who you likely know as a pro skater. We’re also joined by footwear designer Jake Crawford . He’s the guy behind Vans hitters like the Era Wafflecup , the Crockett High and the Upland . They’ve joined forces on Rowan Z3, Rowan’s pro new model, and we’re here to talk about it. We get into everything - how the shoe came together, inspiration (spoiler: baseball cleats!), Jake’s path to becoming a footwear designer, crucial video soundtracks, and Rowan
Dave Eoannou Ran A Shop When No One Else Would (and is Starting a Skate Brand) (opens the original)
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Every city of a certain size should have a skate shop, right? So what happens if your city no longer has one? This exact scenario played out in Buffalo, NY, a city who’s metropolitan area encompasses over 1 million people – I mean, come one, they need a skate shop. No one seemed to be doing anything about the situation, so in stepped Dave Eoannou, today’s guest on the pod. We talked to Dave, formerly of Mom’s Skate Shop in Buffalo, NY about what it’s like to be that person, the one holding it do
Michael Morey Now Designs Pro Skate Shoes Because He Sent a Lot of Emails (opens the original)
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Michael Morey has designed some of skateboarding’s most thoughtfully crafted footwear – he’s designed signature shoes for pros like Kevin “Spanky” Long and TJ Rogers (yes, THE TJ Rogers shoe ) while working for Emerica and éS. Given these successes, it may be hard to believe that only a few years ago Michael didn’t have much connection to the skate industry at all. He was looking at it from the outside, in Michigan, and wondering if there was even a place for him in it. It’s amazing how dramatic
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