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Top French skaters, including Samir Krim and Stephane Larance, showcase the country's premier skate spots in an exhilarating exploration of skate culture.
Ed Templeton reflects on the challenges and triumphs of his skateboarding company Toy Machine while facing the reality of a career-altering leg injury.
Dan Leung, a pro skater in Shanghai, reflects on his return to skating after a three-year break while aiming to elevate a local skate magazine.
60 points are required for inmates to redeem a single photo of their loved ones in Changi's maximum-security prison.
80 kilometers per hour is the speed at which James skates down mountains in search of adrenaline and harmony in New Mexico's vast landscapes.
Changi Prison in Singapore is examined through the experiences of inmates like Graceson, Khai, Rusdi, and Boon Keng, highlighting the challenges of life in maximum-security confinement.
Two friends, Noah and Colin, spend two years at a Toronto private boys' school, playing video games, singing in the choir, and experiencing school life.
Twelve-year-old Amelia Brodka became obsessed with skateboarding after seeing female skaters perform tricks at the X Games in Philadelphia.
Changi Prison's maximum-security environment reveals the daily struggles and resilience of inmates like Graceson, Khai, Rusdi, and Boon Keng.
Professional surfers navigate the treacherous waters of the North Atlantic, showcasing the challenges and beauty of extreme maritime conditions.
Pierre-Luc Gagnon, a world-renowned vertical ramp skateboarder from Montreal, shares his journey to success and the influence of his father in California's skate culture.
At just six years old, skateboarding prodigy Asher Bradshaw navigates the challenges of becoming one of the youngest sponsored skaters, supported by his father.
Thousands of Palestinians gathered on the Gaza Strip's border with Israel as Amman became a hub for migrants from various countries seeking refuge.
An 18-year-old faces charges after fighting police during a large altercation at the Louisville Skatepark last month.
Noah Salasnek shares how his experiences as a professional skateboarder laid the foundation for his success in professional snowboarding.
Fabian Alomar's life in skateboarding is marked by unique challenges, including an eight-year prison sentence that shaped his perspective on personal choices.
Chocolate alumni navigate life after professional skating, exploring diverse careers and reflecting on their futures in the final episode of this series.
Patrick navigates the world of skateboarding as he seeks to connect with Anthony Pappalardo, a prominent figure in the sport.
El Pescadero's skate park surprises the crew after their 2200-mile motorcycle trip through Baja California, where they bond over surfing mishaps and close calls.
Rick McCrank explores the unconventional realms of downhill longboarding and fingerboarding, highlighting the value of being an outsider in skateboarding culture.
Teams hit LA with big tricks, monster drops, and an impromptu twerk-off in this episode.
Jason Dill's transformation from a life of addiction to a successful skateboarding entrepreneur with his company ****king Awesome highlights the challenges faced in professional skating.
Joe Buffalo, a professional skateboarder from the Samson Cree Nation in Alberta, reflects on his traumatic childhood in a residential school and his resilience through skateboarding.
An all-female skate group celebrates heritage and fashion through skateboarding.
Atiba Jefferson reflects on his collaboration with Tony Hawk while capturing the iconic loop photo, highlighting the fusion of skateboarding culture and photography.
Maximilian Bode and Christopher Schlicht attract new worshippers at Bremerhaven’s Emmaus congregation.
Ben Kadow, a prominent figure in the New York City skate scene, shares his experiences and influences from his small-town roots in Brewster, New York.
World champion skateboarder Sandro Dias set a new world record for the highest skateboard drop, launching from an 88.91-meter tall building in Brazil!
Ryan Townley, an icon for Welcome Skateboards, discusses his artistic background, imposter syndrome, and the challenges of professional skateboarding.
Chandler Burton showcases his top skating moments from around the world, highlighting the sport's cultural, artistic, and criminal influences.
Skateboarding has been a part of life for young Cubans like Raciel for nine years, offering a form of therapy amid the challenges of Havana.
Dhani Harrison works very, very hard to take care of his father's musical legacy and shares personal stories.
Mike 'Lottie' Gigliotti shares insights on art, skateboarding, and growing up.
Five years after turning his life around, Jim Greco reflects on his recovery from addiction and the role of skateboarding and music in his life.
Two team members must remain handcuffed together for 24 hours while facing various challenges, including a heated argument over showering.
At 25, a skateboarder faces the reality of his failing vision, struggling with collisions at the skate park while trying to maintain his passion for the sport.
Arto Saari, awarded Thrasher’s Skater of the Year in 2001, has significantly influenced skateboarding over his 25-year career through iconic video parts.
A young skateboarder reflects on his rise to YouTube fame, supported by his family and friends like Ward and Omar, while navigating social media's impact on his success.
Don ‘Nuge’ Nguyen reflects on his roots in Oklahoma and his influential role in skateboarding culture during his rise in California.
The Westside boys skate club in Albuquerque began when Gabe Marquez opened a shop to support his daughter and her friends, creating a safe space for local youth.
Ryan Townley, a pro skater for Welcome Skateboards, discusses his artistic roots, imposter syndrome, and the challenges of balancing skateboarding with fine art.
Michael Sieben's art merges skateboarding and culture, influencing fashion and crime through his work with Thrasher Magazine and Bueno Skateboards.
Don ‘Nuge’ Nguyen's rise from Oklahoma to California highlights his legendary status and significant influence within the skateboarding community.
Ed Templeton's candid photography captures the complexities of skateboarding culture and the lives of everyday people in Copenhagen, revealing both its highs and lows.
Ryan Townley, a prominent figure for Welcome Skateboards, emphasizes his hard work and dedication in a sport that does not come easily to him.
Skateboarding in Taiwan faces challenges as it seeks recognition after the Tokyo Olympics.
Brian Anderson's 2016 announcement of his sexuality marked a historic moment in skateboarding, highlighting the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ athletes and fostering discussions on identity and acceptance.
Max, a talented skateboarder and motorcycle builder, shares his experiences in Oakland while founding 4Q Conditioning and crafting renowned choppers.
