Surfing, Skateboarding, Music, Photography, Travel, Culture and general antics of the youth on the run.
Earnest. Open. Raw. And discussing what’s exciting him now, at 35, going into winter. A nice place for him to be.
In part two of our Afternoon Interview with Bruce, he touches on an upcoming documentary on his late brother Andy Irons, influences, children, what excites him and what’s next for the surfer who’s epitomized so many things for so many of us.
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Watch part one here.
Ty Segall recently played a show at The Smell in Los Angeles with his band Fuzz. We went and talked to him about life, creating and smashing the hell out of drum kits.
Now, let’s hangout with Ben on Hollywood Blvd.
We met Sal in Santa Monica at 6 a.m., loaded a ramp into a truck and took it to the beach.
We sat down with Jake and just let him tell stories, some of his most terrifying experiences — including being held at gunpoint by rebels in the Congo, going left at Sunset and his new past time: commenting on Kelly Slater’s Instagram.
He’s shot campaigns for the surf world’s biggest brands including Quiksilver and Analog. He’s since successfully made the leap into the world of mainstream sports and shot with the likes of David Beckham, Katy Perry and Snoop Dog for Adidas. And now he’s onto another venture
Last week Arto Saari brought Jay Adams and Curren Caples to session his backyard pool
Christian Hosoi was the man, and Christian Hosoi is the man, and both these statements are true but for different reasons.
More from our conversation with Alex Olson in Los Angeles’s Griffith Park
On a sunny day in Los Angeles, we drove to Griffith Park and spent an afternoon with professional skateboarder Alex Olson.
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