Sure you like to watch Caswell skate, who doesn’t right? But navigate yourself to this page to get a triple threat of photo’s, shredding and a mind bending interview that goes so deep, you might barf. or just watch the interview right here…

NC Boardshop proudly introduces Bitchin’ Romero to the team. He is a real nice guy with a nack for ripping, and hitting his head on the ground. It’s as if a large magnet was placed inside of his cranium and the earths metal elements somehow pull his head violently to the surface. He must have super powers, because I have never witnessed any bloodshed or seen him even slightly phased. Take a little time to familiarize to yourself with Bitchin’… You’ll be seeing more of him in the not too distant future.

Today is a glorious day indeed. On this day, we celebrate the birth of our hero Wes Tonascia. 36 glorious years on this planet, and I have the daunting task of packing it all into a paragraph. Lets see… He’s a swell dad. I’m not really sure about the husband part, you’ll have to ask Ruth. But I’m sure the level of caring is unparalleled, and the nights of pleasure… good lord!!! He skates like Jesus Christ personally touched his forehead. Yea, it’s that good. And when it comes to art… pffft, get the fuck outta here! The trigger finger on his photo hand burns white hot. When he’s done shooting the flick, he uses said finger to light his spliff. If you see him today or in the near future, give him a happy bday embrace. He deserves it.

Again making his Nana’s heart jump for joy, Zack has more skateboarding excellence to demonstrate for you. Head over to the Tiltmode Youtube page and subscribe for more fun to come. Or just go to Youtube and check out some Bel Biv Devoe videos.

Eons before any Red Park, Beer Bowl, S1 or S2, there was Ghetto Park. Situated on Story and White in San Jose’s East Side, Ghetto Park was a defunct Kinney’s Shoes in what was at the time, not the best neighborhood. With a huge empty parking lot that wrapped around the front, back, and side of the building, this vacancy became a free for all. Local skate rats bringing and building boxes, rails, desks and whatever skateable junk they could find and move. Shit, for a while there was a 6 or 7 ft quarter pipe in direct view of everyone. Including cops, who were highly visible in that area at that time. It introduced us to skaters from different areas, and people were always skating. Nothing like high school kids going to the local liquor store and buying 40′s and tamales with no id’s to round out a perfect day of carefree skating. This is just a little bit of footy that was on a transfer tape from back in those days. If anyone out there is hanging onto old footage from back then, hit me up. I would love to put it out. Memories from almost 20 years ago… That shit is analog gold.