Interview Thread

2805
1 Like
2806

Dale Starkie by @anonymity for Free :red_circle:

4 Likes
2807

Very good interview. Very briefly met Dale at the Wolftown prem in Brum a year or so back via @sk8arrog8 - I always enjoy his footage and reading this he seems to have his head well screwed on. Juggling his job and skating is admirable to say the least!

Loved the story about fixing the rail, even got a laugh from my wife about it when I told her.

3 Likes
2808

What a great dude

1 Like
2809
5 Likes
2810

Sharing the mixtape at the end of that.

Rick is something special. Very easy on the easy and perfect candidate for excellent regular and switch 360 flips.

5 Likes
2811

Spent a bit of time with him over the years and he was always really sound too [/cmoac]

7 Likes
2812

Respect to chops for going in on the personal controversies that have been glossed over (or completely ignored) by the Crail camp.

1 Like
2813

That was a good interview. Dealt with some heavy questions really well too.

2 Likes
2814

“out of Daewon, Markovich and Rickk, whose fakie bigspin heel would win in a fight, and why?”

2815

he also has impeccable fakie fs flips & nollie bs flips

1 Like
2816

Not such great switch flips though :rofl:

2817

“Onyx” hahahaha such a bad name

2818

Bacdafucup

2 Likes
2819

Rick’s is objectively the best - the one off the c-block in his Questionable part is perfect.

Markovich’s down the 7 as his Color ender is the gnarliest.

1 Like
2820

Him and Sanch own the back noseblunt too.

1 Like
2821

Daewon’s one on Beryl is pure brain scrambler

2822

I can’t say enough nice things about Korahn

6 Likes
2823

Very funny interview with a singular individual

3 Likes
2824

This is pretty true

…WHETHER PODCASTS SHOULD HAVE SIMPLE MINDS’ “DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME” AS THEIR THEME TUNE.

(Laughs)- I think that I know what you’re saying, here… I guess that there’s been a glut of skate podcasts at the moment; some more interesting than others. You probably see this in all walks of life – you only have a certain amount of time in the sun, so I can see why people want affirmation for what they’ve contributed in the skate world, tied up in a podcast. It’s totally understandable – and I know that emotion. I do think it’s nice if recognition comes – and there are a lot of deserving people, but it shouldn’t be forced… if possible.

2 Likes