Dead monkeys in the road, surfers getting eaten by crocodiles and playing cards in a room full of dead people? This is not your typical interview. Sammy Montano has some genuine life experiences that need to be read. This one’s awesome.

Artist and Apache skateboards founder, Douglas Miles shares socio-political context around the history that lead to life on the San Carlos Apache reservation. Check it out.

James Capps comes through with a part for his new Lakai colorway, inspired by his hometown shop and first sponsor, Prestige Skateboards. Covering all ground from the Northwest down to the Bay and LA, James keeps busy finding and ripping everything in his path.

Peep young guns, Joe Milazzo, Fabiana Delfino and Mateo Rael take their trusty launch ramp to DTL and turn a bust into a session.

Looking to iconic New York City landmarks, skate spots, and city-nostalgia, the Spring ’19 Collection pays homage to Keith Hufnagel’s roots as a skateboarder brought up in '90s-era NYC.

Jaakko surveys the skateboarding landscape with a special set of optics, uncovering lines most of us would never see. This dude is something special.

Leo Banuelos and the crew from Cens.us Zine tackle topics as diverse as bicycle polo beef and skaters in drag – along with some conventional shredding, of course. Second place, not too shabby!

Electric footwork and a lightning quick flick, Justin’s 002 part was a revelation and the Rough Cut is just as sweet.

Watching Jaakko skate you’d have no idea he’s broken his back—three times! The Finnish phenomenon talks about winter ice baths, VHS inspirations, overcoming injuries and the madness of the Scramble.