Our very own Editor in Chief Tim Brodhagen, who’s usually the guy asking the questions, had the tables turned on him recently as part of Braun’s Built to Perform interview series. The interview, which can be read in it’s entirety over on Selectism, talks about Tim’s multitude of hustles leading up to Radcollector and dose, his involvement in TheGoodLife! movement and his prized Giant Seek O bike. Check it out here. Hit the jump for more.
For this week’s dose Tim Brodhagen links up with Radcollector columnist, pro skater and NYC man about town Josh Zickert aka JZ Radical for a catchup on the recent exploits of one of skateboarding’s most galavanting rogues. Check it out as the man behind Natural Koncept breaks down some of his gnarliest moments on a board.
The newest dose is one of the craziest yet. Check it out as Tim Brodhagen heads to Auburn, New Hampshire to get his drift on with pro drifter Ryan Tuerck. Tuerck, who has a new DIY drift show called “Tuerck’d” debuting on Network A on November 28, breaks down the drift world for Tim before taking him on the ride of his life in his “missile car.” Shit is no joke!
Supra brought Mike Miller to NYC for the second part of their three city tour with the photographer behind many of hip hop’s most iconic photos. While there he linked with Tim Brodhagen to talk about why he’s never pursued fame for himself, his favorite images, and what it was like working with the late, great Tupac Shakur.
When Dan Brisse and Zac Marben made a rare appearance in NYC recently, Tim Brodhagen and the dose crew linked up with the Volcom slayers to catch their banger parts in “IP2.” Check it out as they drop knowledge on their filming strategies and Brisse hints at some big plans for Real Snow 2013.
Darrell Mathes slid through NYC recently to host a double premiere for Videograss with Vans and WeSC and took some time out to talk about the Videograss movement with Tim Brodhagen. Catch up with one of snowboarding’s smoothest operators on the latest dose. Then head to Network A’s Facebook for a chance to get a free pair of Vans Hi-Standard boots and a WeSC Jakobi Plus jacket.
This week on dose, Tim Brodhagen links with Paul Rodriguez in NYC to talk about “Life,” his new show on Network A which debuts today. In the interview P-Rod drops some insight about how he maintains despite being a celebrity as well as the fact that he still gets stressed before contests even though’s he’s arguably the best skater in the world. He also speaks about his desire to break in serious acting following his skateboarding career. As always it’s good words from a good dude, enjoy.
It definitely seems like NYC is the center of the skateboarding universe right now. Just a couple days after the Nike SB team blew minds with their demo at Coleman Park, some of the best pool skaters in the world dropped in for Vans Bowlarama at Pier 62. The latest dose features action from Christian Hosoi, Lance Mountain, Steve Caballero, Pedro Barros, Alex Sorgente, and more. Check it out!
In the latest dose, Tim Brodhagen joins the entire Nike SB team in celebrating SB’s tenth anniversary. From a walking tour of famous NYC skate spots with Lance Mountain to an epic demo with P-Rod, Sean Malto, Stefan Janoski, Theotis Beasley, Eric Koston, Alex Olson, Brian Anderson, Dylan Witkin and more, it was an historic day in NYC skateboarding. Shot and edited by Edward Grams Jr. Hit the jump for more photos from Highsnobiety’s coverage including looks at the new Koston 2.
Lil Wayne and Mtn Dew opened the DeWeezy aka Trukstop skate park at the Lower 9th Ward Village Community Center this Wednesday with an opening ceremony that included appearances from the Birdman and Juvenile and an epic skate session with Paul Rodriguez, Theotis Beasley, Keelan Dadd, Justin Schulte, Cody Davis, Boo Johnson and Carlos Zarazua. The facility, which was created from recycled materials and features the largest solar powered array in the Gulf, is a bright spot in a neighborhood that still hasn’t fully recovered from Hurricane Katrina. In fact, there are numerous abandoned buildings on the same block as the park. Despite all the skepticism of Wayne’s involvement in skateboarding, it seems clear from this interview with Tim Brodhagen and the fact that he charged the park for almost two hours that he is committed from the heart. You be the judge.
