In celebration of the world premiere of Art of Flight in NYC this week, we caught up with T-Rice for an exclusive personal account of his raddest moment during the filming of the epic film. Surprisingly it doesn’t even involve shredding.

One of the best things we’ve seen come around the interwebz in a minute is this amazing interview with Frankie Hill by Rob Larry for what it [dot] be. Talk about shattering the sheen of the pro skater fantasy, damn. What’s rad is that there are two morals here: shred or die and stay in school. Do both and you can’t lose. Read the entire interview here.

Bitchslap Magazine out of Copenhagen has a rad new interview with the one and only Gigi Ruf in their new issue. Issue you say? Yep, these dudes are still printing. Word to that. Check out the entire article in digital form here, or do some digging and get a hold of the real thing.

Radcollector columnist, NYC OG, and owner of Natural Koncept JZ Radical just posted this dope interview with Renaissance woman Sky Farrell. Peep it in its entirety here.

CCS just dropped a rad interview with Yelawolf on their blog that goes in deep on the rapper’s long history as a legitimate skateboarder who had the rare chance to choose between the equally dope career paths of music and shred. Read the complete interview here.

CCS has a rad new interview with legendary creative force Michael Leon. In the interview Leon speaks about his new Nike 6.0 Braata Mid and of course what’s crackin at Stacks. Read the full feature here.

Hellaclips has a video up of Josh Kalis interviewing Lenny Kirk. Get the scoop first hand from Lenny about some wild stories.

The good folks over at Route One recently caught up with Brandon Wesgate for a dope little interview. Check out what Brandon has to say about his new shoes and whats going on in his life here.

We told you not to miss the Levi’s Skate Video Night as part of MOCA’s “Art in the Streets” last week but if you did, check out this rad interview with Patrick O’Dell, the man who put the whole thing together. Via BNQT.

Skateboarder Magazine give us this rad look into Giovanni Reda’s crib. Notoriously expressive, Reda is actually pretty reserved in this edit and looking quite svelte as well. He’s got some gems in there, definitely remants of a life well lived.