Posts Tagged danny gonzalez
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THE GOOD, BAD AND THE UGLY: SHILOH GREATHOUSE
This week, Danny Gonzalez tells Shiloh Greathouse's famous creepy tour story and what happened in the outskirts of Virginia...
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THE FALL AND RISE OF DANNY RENAUD
Danny Renaud talks about skateboarding after falling off of a 9 story building.
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THE GOOD, BAD AND THE UGLY: PATRICK MELCHER
This week, Danny Gonzalez talks about drinking with Patrick Melcher and Seu Trinh
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THE GOOD, BAD AND THE UGLY: DAN PETERKA
This week, Danny Gonzalez gives props to the real inventor of the Crooked Grind.
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THE GOOD, BAD AND THE UGLY: THE BIG BUCKS
This week, Danny Gonzalez admits to selling out in this Wrigley Extra Gum commercial.
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THE GOOD, BAD AND THE UGLY: OCEAN HOWELL
This week, Danny Gonzalez talks about Ocean Howell and pretending to be gay with Nate Jones.
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THE GOOD, BAD AND THE UGLY: DUSTIN DOLLIN
This week, Danny Gonzalez talks about the skater he calls the “Spawn of Satan”.
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THE GOOD, BAD, AND THE UGLY: A COLUMN WITH DANNY GONZALEZ
We gave former pro skater Danny Gonzalez his own column to discuss old skate video parts, which basically means, write whatever the fuck he wants.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO DANNY GONZALEZ? PT. 2
A minute of new unreleased footage as well as closing comments on the interview, Micky Reyes and his upcoming art show.
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WHAT WOULD MAKE SKATERS DITCH THE BIG SHOE BRANDS?
We asked younger skaters how small shoe brands could win back their business from the big budget behemoths.
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BRIAN SUMNER ON LEAVING THE SKATE INDUSTRY AND FINDING CHRISTIANITY
"People are going to hate you for different stupid reasons, but people shouldn’t be divided over the faith."
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STEFAN JANOSKI IS THE MOST CURIOUS PERSON IN THE ROOM
I followed Stefan Janoski around for five days to try to see into his mind.
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MY EXPERIENCES IN SKATEBOARDING
"I've been terrified of garnering the reputation of 'ramp-tramp' or 'pro-ho' just from spending time with skaters."
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A SERIOUS REVIEW OF MARK SUCIU’S SERIOUS “VERSO”
Verso asks that we pay it a kind of attention many of us automatically do not. Knowing this, we choose to either look more closely or let it pass before our eyes the way the rest of skating does.