WCRP on Skateboarding

Good Morning! For those fortunate enough, to have skated during the GOAT-era. This gentleman's films, helped usher in a whole new wave of skateboard talent like none other. Legendary Filmmaker- Tony Roberts, was the man behind such classics as "Goin' Off", "Speed Freaks" & the culture-defining ,"Risk It". Each video, a staple in every skaters home. Brought the culture everyone from Lord SALBA, to Ocean Howell. So, no matter what era: this is a must-listen for all filmmakers & skateboarders.alike. Tune in, as Tony talks his early days of film production & DJing. The evolution from movie equipment, to handheld cameras. We discuss skateboarding LEGEND- Tom Knox, filming his part in one day. Growing up, and working with LEGENDARY Filmmaker- Mike McEntire. We talk everything from Cadillac Wheels. the OG ATV- Jeff Kendall, Primitive videos and so much more! With one electrifying ending, this is the episode we've all waited for. Can't thank you enough, Tony! Without, further ado..

Grand risings, and welcome to Season 6. Lets get right down to business, with none other than skateboarding LEGEND- Kris Markovich. My mans been putting in that pain, since G&S "Winona Ryders". And, hasn't taken his foot off the gas since. Easily, one of the most respected Pro's in the game, and after 2years- we've finally locked in an interview.

Tune in, as we talk family life & living back in Florida. Growing up skating, in one of the most dangerous era's. Speaks on his brief hiatus, and regaining his passion for skateboarding, Staying healthy, both mentally & physically. We talk skateboarding LEGEND- Caine Gayle, southern hospitality, watching Tampa Pro sober and much more. Without further ado,, ladies & gentlemen- its #MondayMorningRAW. Part 2, on the way.

Grand risings, and welcome back to Part 2 Today, lets take a magical trip down memory lane, with Jacksonville, Florida skateboarding LEGEND- Neal Mims. This trips filled with the real-life ups & downs, of a kid going for his childhood dreams, Falling, getting back up. And, the relentless drive to never come home until he makes it. These tales, are what LEGENDS are truly made of.

Tune in, as Neal talks his early days skating for Platinum Skateboards. Crushing both heels, at infamous Carlsbad gap. Talks childhood friend, Caine Gayle linking him up with skateboarding LEGEND- Rodney Mullen & DECA. Flying across country, with no ID in the early 90s. We discuss Jacksonville, Florida's link, to 70's Z-Boys era. Cairo Foster, Mike Peterson, Kona Skatepark.. Such a great discussion, and thank you once again for your time Neal. Much love, brother...- Clyde Singleton

Grand risings!! Today, I got none other than Jacksonville, Florida's own. Skateboarding LEGEND- Neal Mims, is joining me for todays episode. And, do we have lots to unpack on this one. Grab your seats, folks.

Tune in, as Neal talks his early years skating for Zorlac & Deadbolt trucks. Speaks on legendary Jacksonville Beach skate spots. Discusses family, alcoholism & the roles they played in his younger years. Shares an incredible story, of how his first sponsor. Became home, to his very 1st skateboard academy over 30 years later. We talk the infamous Skate & Ski Contest, life outside of California, being a Grandfather & a bunch of grown man conversation the culture needs to hear. This was one of my personal favorite episodes, yet. I love these kinds of conversations, and to be honest- we need more of this. Much Love to Neal. and, thank you once again for your time. Duval County is in the building..!! its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding- Clyde

For the 2yr Anniversary Episode, there couldn’t have been a finer guest. Than, lifelong friend & skateboarding LEGEND- Caine Gayle. Seeing as this interview has been 2yrs in the making. And, I had to edit it twice. I’d also like to note, it’s 2am & I’m posting this.

Tune in, as Caine & I go back to our Jacksonville roots & talk about his first sponsor- Sunrise Surf Shop. Meeting skateboarding LEGEND- Dave Andrecht, and starting 777 Skateboards. We talk about his Momma's cookies, the infamous Jacksonville Slamma Jamma Ramp Jam. Think back, on the trust & freedom our parents allowed us as teenagers. Y'all remember his lil brown Nissan? Yup. That too. What else? Mike Mihaly, skateboarding LEGEND- Kris Markovich, G-Turning Ass Steve McDonald. Mark Oblow, NSA Finals & his first Pro Model with Prime. It's all here. I love this guy. One of the greatest to EVER do it! Ladies & gentlemen- Duval, is in the building!!.

One thing is for certain: we need more OG's like skateboarding LEGEND- Steve Saiz. The amount of history this man holds, is unreal. Yall probably thought you knew hwo did the first noseblunt. Well, this is the man to set things straight. Being his brother is the man behind it. With that being said.. We're back, like we never left the building.

Tune in, as Steve talks shooting the first handrail sequence with Stacy Peralta. Shares what really happened, to the infamous SHAFT Skateboards. An actual-factual breakdown of the first noseblunt, by Marco Saiz. The disappearance of vert ramps in the early 90s. We discuss skateboarding LEGENDS- Ray Barbee & Ed Templeton. Throw some Curren Caples in the mix, seeing the Dogtown Documentary tapes in the late 80's & possibly the GOAT ender.. What more can i say? Thank you, once agin Steve.. Appreciate your time, and wisdom brother..- Clyde Singleton

This, is the one you waited for. On Part 2 of my discussion, with skateboarding LEGEND- Darin "CookieHead" Jenkins. We tackle all the topics needed. From friendly competition at the H-Street house, Tony Hawk vs Danny Way, dealing with racism growing up, plus- the importance of the skateboarding LEGEND- Bryan Ridgeway. Throw in some Christian Hosoi, and the skateboarding union that almost happened. You got one hell of a episode! I appreciate you, Darin. This conversation, was much needed.

Good morning. ladies & gentlemen.. Lets get right down to business. Today's guest, is none other than San Diego skateboarding LEGEND- Darin "CookieHead" Jenkins. Most know CookieHead, from his early days on H-Street. This brother, was an all-terrain machine late 80's/early 90s! Skated fast, fearless, most importantly- stayed dangerous. One of my personal, all-time favorites. And, one of the nicest people you could ever meet. He's here to share his story with the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.

Tune is, as Darin talks his early days growing up in San Diego skating Del Mar. Filming his first H-Street part with Mike Ternasky(RIP). We discuss.skateboarding LEGEND- Steve Steadham, and his influence on us growing up. The pros & cons of Professional skating in the 90s. The homeless crisis, how to successfully flip a Police Academy 4 VHS, and the elephant in the room- "have you ever seen a print-out of your board sales?". Its all here, in real-time. For the culture, of course. Enjoy, and once again- THANK YOU, Darin!!

Good morning, ladies & gentlemen. Lets get right down to business, with none other than Philadelphia's finest. Skateboarding LEGEND- Chuck Treece. Most know Chuck, as the first Black skateboarder to grace the cover of Thrasher Magazine back in 1984. Most know him for supplying the anthem to our youth, with McRad "Weakness". A man of many talents, and a pioneer on & off the skateboard. This, is the one you've all waited for.

Tune in, as Chuck talks his early days skating with Peanut Brown & their Fathers childhood connection. We discuss nationwide skatepark closures in the early 80's, and the effect it had on skateboarding. He shares tales of him & skateboarding LEGEND- Tom Groholski making cross-country trips. We talk to genius of Rodney Mullen, takes us to school on Tim Scroggs, a very bizarre Skatopia story & all things skateboarding. This, is strictly for the culture. I cannot begin to thank this gentleman enough, for this. And, this is just Part 1. 

“It was kinda the same guys, doing the same stuff.. dont get me wrong- it was radical, and we all loved it. and, wanted to see it. But- there was a lot more out there, than just that.. you had to get out there, and see it. That’s what me & my crew did.”- skateboarding LEGEND, Marty Grimes

Tune in as Marty talks both him, and his brother Clyde making tryouts for E-Z Rider. He opens up about skateboarding LEGEND Jay Adams & the connection to his career. We talk recent HOF inductee- Dennis Martinez, Freddie DeSoto, and Pedro Barros. We discuss 50 years of making his own skateboards, Inner City Bank Planks. The science behind “rockers”, whats going on with Hood Wood Skates & all things skateboarding!

This is one of the most exciting interviews, I’ve ever done. Thank you, to Mr. Marty Grimes!! A true treasure to skateboarding, and one of the most genuine humans on this planet.

You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets GO!- Clyde Singleton 

Before we get started.. lets all wish, skateboarding LEGEND- Marty Grimes. A very, Happy Birthday! Salute to the quadruple-OG, Z-boy. Los Angeles finest. The King of Kings. First African-American professional skateboarder. Mans is a national treasure, that should be protected at ALL costs. He’s here- today.. On the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. All praises due!!

Tune in, as Marty talks growing up & skating LA in the ‘70s. Opens up about his family, and their Southern roots. His Mother naming him, after her childhood friend- Dr. Martin Luther King. Early surfing background. Discusses his first skateboarding experience. Making boards with his brother Clyde, and their OND Crew. We talk finding your own style, Chuck Askerneese & all things skateboarding!!

I cannot begin to thank this gentleman enough.. A true pioneer, and an absolute honor spending time talking. This really, made my whole life great. Thank you, Marty. I truly mean it.

Part 2 goes up later this week.. You already know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP!!- Clyde Singleton

San Diego skateboarding LEGEND Alphonzo Rawls, grew up just like any other 80’s skate rat. Spent hours with friends at the local curb-cut. That eventually led to meeting new friends, going to the local skateparks & contests, etc. The terrain was limited, the vibes were high and skateboarding was a way of life. Today, we’re gonna talk about those times, and more on the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.

Tune in, as Alf talks the evolution late 80s/early 90s vert. Traditional life paths vs skateboarding. What really went down at that Muenster contest. Lack of spots, sitting in cars and being pro in the mid-90s. The similarities of skating vert, and big handrails. Adapting to different eras, fulfillment in life, stanky leg 360 flips and all things skateboarding!

Thank you once again, for you time Alf! Be on the lookout for the limited #EverybodySkates “Thank You” board. Dropping tomorrow, at noon. With proceeds going to Super Skate Posse.

You know how we do about this time.. Let’s GO!!- Clyde Singleton

Easily, one of the top 3 all-around skateboarders of all-time. Vert, street, bowls.. you name it. San Diego skateboarding LEGEND Alphonzo Rawls, has conquered it all. And, done it with an unmistakeable style & grace- that can never be duplicated. I’ve waited years to interview my childhood hero. That times come today. On the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.

Tune in, as Alf talks his early days of skating San Diego & McGills Skatepark. Getting picked up by H-Street, directly after the “Shackle Me Not” premier. Reminisces skating 20 miles with friends, to go see Tony Hawk at Del Mar. Sticking with H-Street In the early 90s, and his upcoming re-issue of his first pro model. The importance of being a well-rounded skateboarder, designing old ads & graphics. My hair falling out trying to dye it like his, and all things skateboarding!!

Photo:@brycekanights

I truly can not thank Alf enough for this. I’ve waited a lifetime for this moment, and it did not disappoint!!

Part 2 goes up Monday. In the meantime, you already know what time it is.. Lets GO!!!- Clyde Singleton

If you ride a skateboard. And, haven’t purchased “Push”, by J. Grant Brittain. Its either sold-out. Theres seriously, something wrong with you. Or, a dangerous combination of both. Also- good morning!

Tune in, as Grant talks the process behind his #1-selling book “Push”. Early days of Del Mar Skatepark. Finding peace & balance during the pandemic. The gift of sharing. We discuss my first Tony Hawk photo, a Wesley Snipes x Stevie Williams Easter egg. And, all things skateboarding..

Thank you once again, Grant! Always a pleasure catching up, and appreciate you sharing your story with us!

For prints, contact & more: www.jgrantbrittainphotos.com

You know how we do about this time.. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding! Lets, GO!- Clyde Singleton

It’s impossible to talk skateboarding photography, without the name J. Grant Brittain in the conversation. Impossible. He’s given the CULTURE, too many classics. The early Del Mar days, Transworld Photo Annuals, iconic street skating. He’s done it all. And, a huge majority of that work- has covered our walls growing up. So, when donned with the task of interviewing Grant. I asked what every kid would ask, “do you think you have more photos of Tony Hawk than his parents?”

Tune in, as Grant talks his humble beginnings at Palomar College with Sonny Miller. Larry Balma, and the first issue of Transworld Skateboarding. The early days of Del Mar Skate Ranch. Digital photography vs film. Early influences Richard Avedon & Walker Evans. His new book, “Push”, and all things skateboarding!!

I’d like to thank Grant for his time. As well, as contribution to the CULTURE. One of the greatest photographers, to ever do it. Check the link below, to checkout some of his amazing work. And, get yourself a piece of skateboarding history!

www.jgranbrittainphotos.com

be on the lookout for part 2, dropping this Saturday. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets, GO!- Clyde Singleton

As our interview was winding down, I casually throw in, “..my parents are Pastors.” The conversation from there, just does what it does.

Tune in, as triple-OG skateboarding LEGEND Joe Gruber talks early influences. Opens up, about his journey to becoming a Pastor. We discuss the importance of the early late 80s/early 90s era. Tom Knox, newfound friendships & all things skateboarding!!

Thank you, Joe!! What an awesome conversation.. man, I truly love skateboarding!!

You know how we do about this time. It‘s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Let’s GO!- Clyde Singleton

The following conversation with triple-OG, skateboarding LEGEND Joe Gruber- is about as real as it gets. I recently caught-up with former Vision Skateboards, and Firm alumni. About everything from life, skateboarding, religion, AA meetings.. you name it.

Tune in as Joe talks his early days of Out House Surf Shop. Lance Mountain, linking him with Sims Skateboards. Skating LA in the late 80s. Finding fulfillment & purpose in life. Work ethic vs passion. Turning pro for Vision, joining his brother at Firm, and all things skateboarding!

I cant begin to thank Joe enough.. Pleasure finally meeting you, and truly enjoyed the conversation!

Be on the lookout for Part 2, and lets get this thing going. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets GO!!- Clyde Singleton

Think Skateboards alumni, turned lawyer- Scott Weber. Has been a fixture amongst the CULTURE, for over 2 decades strong. With some of skateboardings biggest, and brightest talents turning to him for his services. There’s a reason he’s commonly referred to as “The Skateboard Lawyer”.

Looking to get your small business off the ground? Some good, sound legal representation. At, a great rate? This is your guy!

Check out this quick promo, exclusively on WCRP on Skateboarding.- Clyde Singleton

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As we were wrapping up our interview, talking this episodes promo & old boards. Quadruple-OG, skateboarding LEGEND- Tom Knox, spoke EXCLUSIVELY with WCRP. About the origins, behind one of the era’s greatest skateboard graphics.

Tune in, as Tom breaks down the infamous Santa Cruz “Nowhere To Hide..” board. We also talk the importance of community in skateboarding. Surviving with street smarts, a hilarious encounter skating a pool in Carson. And, all things skateboarding!

You know how we do about this time. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets GO!- Clyde Singleton

Photo:@nhsskatemuseum

From the NSA contest series, to blowing minds at the infamous Chicago Shootout. Iconic video parts, numerous classic skateboards, and quite simply- a LEGENDARY career. Quadruple-OG, skateboarding LEGEND Tom Knox- has rightfully carved his face into street skatings Mount Rushmore. Not only was he a beast on the streets. He was also known to tear down a vert contest, or two. Which was no easy task in that era. Simply put— Tom Knox was a problem!! And, he’s back with an in-depth Part 2, exclusively on WCRP on Skateboarding.

Tune in, as Tom discusses growing up in Visalia, CA. We talk his first sponsor, the early days on Santa Cruz, & old teammates. A classic road trip with Mike Ternawsky, Ron Allen & Jim Thiebaud. The infamous kickflip wallride, and its origins. Placing top 10 in a Pro vert contest, stepping aside for the next generation, his preferred set-up, and all things skateboarding!

What an awesome conversation, with one of the true pioneers of the game. This gentleman us a true, unsung hero of the CULTURE. I wanted to give him his flowers, while he’s here with us. Thank you, Tom!

You know how we do about this time. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets GO!!- Clyde Singleton

80’s street skating, and true fans of the CULTURE. On this 3rd day, of the year 2022. I present, none other than skateboarding ROYALTY. One of the handful of skaters, that literally put the streets on his back in the 80’s. But, he wasnt just a “street skater”. You could place quadruple-OG, skateboarding LEGEND Tom Knox on ANY terrain. And, it was on. Ask them boys what he did to that vert ramp, back in the day. The know what the GOAT is all about. And, he’s here today, to share his story with WCRP on Skateboarding.

Tune in, as Tom discusses the realities after professional skateboarding. We talk traveling, and getting per diem for our first time. Linking back up with Santa Cruz skateboards. What makes Mike Vallely, Ed Templeton, & Gonz so special to the CULTURE. Geographically located skaters, The Olympics, Jon Gardner. The praise of mediocrity, & all things skateboarding.

I cannot begin to thank this gentleman enough for his time. It was an absolute HONOR to set back, and soak up some game with the LEGEND. All praises due!! Thank you, Tom!!

First show of the year. Part 2, coming later this week. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.. Lets GO!- Clyde Singleton 

Here it is, folks. The one you been waiting for! What better way to end the year, than with triple-OG skateboarding LEGEND Jeremy Wray. Taking yall back in time, discussing everything that is skateboarding? Make zero mistakes about it- this 3rd installment, is strictly for the CULTURE.

Tune in, as Jeremy discusses meeting LEGENDARY skateboard photographer, Dan Sturt for the first time. We talk super-duper OG Dave Andrecht, the gap between being a rider & a owner of a skateboard company. The truth behind the mass exodus from Plan B, for Girl. And, finally- we breakdown the infamous water tower ollie.

Thank you Jeremy, for being a good sport. And, knocking this out over the holidays. We all appreciate you, and everything you’ve done for skateboarding!! Blessings to you & yours, and salute to a real one!

You know how we do about this time.. Last show of 2021. 61 episodes deep. We‘ve come along ways, man.. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets GO!!- Clyde Singleton 

Good morning, listeners!! What starts off, as a normal conversation about the history of Color Skateboards. Takes us all on a fantastic voyage into 90’s skateboarding history. So many plot twists & turns, this is a true skateboard nerds dream come true. This is truly what WCRP is all about. The history, heroes & misadventures of skateboarding.

Tune in, as Jeremy & I talk the early days of Blockhead Skateboards. We both share stories about the one & only, Jason Dill. Jeremy opens up about almost riding for REAL. The unique brotherhood in skateboarding, “Recycled Rubbish”, the genius of Rodney Mullen & skateboard decks. Steep concave, finding old Valterra’s on EBay, going big in the early 90s & all things skateboarding!!

What an incredible interview. Can’t thank the GOAT enough, for his time during this crazy holiday season. Jeremy, you’re as real as they come brother!!

Be on the lookout to the conclusion, later this week. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding..- Clyde Singleton

Merry Christmas, everyone!! On todays episode, we’re gonna learn a few things about integrity. From none other, than triple OG skateboarding LEGEND- Jeremy Wray. What he did at the beginning of his skateboard career, at ASR 1991. Isn’t something many would, or have done. And, he’s here to share his story with us at WCRP.

Tune in, as Jeremy talks his humble beginnings at Blockhead Skateboards. We discuss the truth behind Kevin Harris & Skate Stoppers. Freestylers, ultimately taking over the skateboard industry. Steve Rocco, and the classic World Industries ASR Booth. Drawing his first pro model, Gideon Choi, Jeff Taylor & all things skateboarding!!

I want to thank Jeremy for pulling this off! Such a class act, and just one of the nicest dudes on this planet. All praises due, to the GOAT!!

you know how we do about this time.. its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Stay dangerous!!- Clyde Singleton

On todays episode, skateboarding LEGEND Mark Heintzman & I discuss all things that should. And, need to be addressed. Skateboard cliques, bullying, clones & all the things that skateboarders refuse to discuss- are also right here. This, is why WCRP was created. To hear the stories of our heroes, firsthand. No filters, no sponsors standing over them. Just RAW, talk-radio.

Tune in, as Mark talks growing up skating vert in the early 80s. To becoming the first street pro, for G&S. He also opens up, about what ultimately made him walk away from professional skateboarding. We discuss the greatness of Matt Hensley & Jason Lee. The real reason he never rode for Alien Workshop. Posing skateboard tricks, World Industries, Hosoi & Miller, and all things skateboarding!!

What an awesome conversation, with the LEGEND. Thank you, Mark! Truly a pleasure catching up, and I appreciate your time & wisdom.

You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding! Lets GO!!!- Clyde Singleton

The 80’s were filled with some serious heavy hitters. If you’re one of the CULTURE, skateboarding LEGEND Mark Heintzman is a name that stood out amongst those. After crushing every contest in his path. The Ohio native was crowned NSA Street Champion in ‘88, and soon after- took the world by storm. Becoming the first street pro for G&S Skateboards, was no small task. Yet, Mark handled it all with style & grace. One of the top selling skateboards, classic photos & magazine covers.. Mans did it really big. And, he’s here on WCRP today to tell his story.

Tune in, as Mark talks memories of skating in the early 80’s. The evolution of street skateboarding. We both have some bizarre Gator stories, you don’t want to miss. He shares a story of the Gullwing Army Tour in NYC. We talk skateboard trucks, “contest skaters”, the new generation & all things skateboarding!

I’d like to thank Mark, for his time. And, everything he’s done for the game. As I’ve stated- he was the real-deal, and still one of the realest dudes out here. Be on the lookout for Part 2, on Monday!!

You know how we do about this time.. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding! Lets GO!!- Clyde Singleton

If you listen closely, you’ll notice one common theme throughout our interview. And, that is skateboarding LEGEND Julio De LA Cruz- always had a plan. Thats what separates the survivors out here. The willingness, to never give up. To truly believe in yourself, and those around you. Take risks, while most are begging for crumbs to stay afloat. Julio, has done all of the above. And, thats why he’s here 30yrs later- still doing what he loves.

In our final installment.. Julio jumps right in, with one of the funniest introductions of my 25yrs in media! He talks growing up skating with Armando Barajas & getting on New Deal. His first punk rock band “Obnoxious”. We talk the late-80s, progression gap in skateboarding. Pressure flips, and their influence on todays skateboarding. Unattainable business goals, Central Clothing, a hilarious Frank Hirata story. And, all things skateboarding!!

Thank you for this one, Julio! One solid human being, and always has been. Y‘all go support Neighborhood, and show the homie some Love!

You already know how we do about this time. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Tune in!- Clyde Singleton

You can’t talk early 90’s street skating. Or, the city of Los Angeles, California. Without mentioning the name, Julio De La Cruz. That’s just an undeniable fact, so go argue with your Mama. We’ve all seen the New Deal video, with Chariots of Fire theme. He blessed the CULTURE with Neighborhood Skateboards, & Central Clothing. Put some of the best dudes out there in the game, way back. Make no mistakes about it, Julio is a certified LEGEND in these streets. And, he’s here today on WCRP, to share his story..

Tune in, we discuss the importance of skateboarding unions. Julio talks growing up skating South Gate, in the ‘80s. Getting his first skateboard, from a neighborhood drug dealer. An amazing story, of KFC chicken buckets & free knee pads. Accidentally setting his house on fire, as a child. The influence of Mark Gonzales, surviving the early 90’s era, OG Tampa Pro contests, and all things skateboarding!

Not gonna lie.. This may be one of the funniest, and most insightful interviews I’ve ever done. Julio is as real as they come. Thank you for doing this, brother. Always a pleasure catching up.

You know how we do about this time. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Tune in!- Clyde Singleton

There‘s quite a few things you’re gonna learn today. As WCRP, taps in with Wilmington, Delawares finest. None other, than skateboarding LEGEND- Ned “Peanut“ Brown. A true pioneer in the game, with a remarkable story of growing up skating in the mid-70s. To becoming one of the first Black professional skateboarders. This, is for the culture folks..

Tune in, as Ned opens up about getting his first board in 1975. He talks skating the legendary Dover Skatepark. Easy Rider Skatepark. Chuck Treece, and the Cherry Hill Park days. Skate Patrol. Parallels between the 70s & now. His first sponsor, Henry‘s. We talk Kodak moments, a very gripping message from his Father. And, all things skateboarding!

The amount of Love & respect, I have for this gentleman- is well beyond words. Thank you for everything you‘ve done. And, thank you for being a huge inspiration to many, including myself.


You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Tune in!- Clyde Singleton

“We only had 2 days to film..” The way Frankie Hill casually, just throws that in a sentence. Is what separates the greats, from the rest. There is zero doubt, that Frankie Hill is anything other than skatebaording royalty. He single-handily, transformed an era of street skating, thats still mimicked to this very day. As we close Season 1 out, we tap in with the GOAT one last time for the culture.

In todays episode, Frankie shares a hilarious story of thinking he invented the 540 under flip. We talk his favorite video part,  skateboarding LEGEND Pat Duffy. The infamous 35 stair rail, unreleased video vault at Powell-Perlata. The untimely knee injury, life & just all things skateboarding!!

This was amazing, just chopping it up with a LEGEND. Such a cool, and humble guy. Frankie, we all Love you brother! And, thank you for being our childhood hero!

You Know how we do about this time.. its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. We made it through on season, folks!!- Clyde Singleton

All those crazy handrails, huge gaps & big stairs you see everyone doing? This is the gentleman who set it ALL off. Anyone that tells you any different, either is not of the culture. Or, a straight-up liar. When most were still playing it safe, mid-late 80’s. Frankie Hill went unapologetically, hard in the paint. The real know what’s up. The cultures been asking, “where has the GOAT been?!”. He‘s right here, on WCRP.

Tune in, as Frankie speaks candidly about his upbringing in Goleta. The early days of riding for Dogtown Skateboards. Meeting Brandon Chapman, Kit Erikson & Jake Bradley. Hear the real story, behind how he ultimately got on Powell-Peralta. We talk board packages back in the day, being a skater in 1980’s high schools, creating the “Wheelie grind’. And, all things skateboarding!

I’ve been doing media for over 25 years. And, can honestly say- this is just incredible. All praises due. I cant begin to thank this gentleman enough. A true skateboarding LEGEND, and just an all-around solid individual. What an absolute pleasure. Thank you, brother. This means a lot.

Be on the lookout for Part 2 coming later this week!! You know how we do about this time.. its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Tune in!- Clyde Singleton

Tales of the early 90’s, are that of legend. New companies were forming, left & right. Skaters were switching sponsors at the drop of a hat. Yet, some remained solid throughout those years. John Montesi was one of those solid ones. Timeless video parts, graphics, tours.. My man has done it all. And, done it right.

Tune in to Part 2, as our conversation continues about the early years of Florida street skating. Former New Deal alumni, Dave Duren. 80’s skateboard tricks, that could get you cancelled. My special appearance in ”useless..”. Getting the first Etnies Natas shoe, bizarre early 90s tales and all things skatebooarding!

Big shout-out to John, Liz & the family. New Deal, Westside & everyone out there that supports John.. There aint too many real dudes in this world, so salute one when you see him. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Slkateboarding- Clyde Singleton

“It’s an honor to me, that people bought my boards to ride them. Not, hang ‘em on the wall”- Skateboarding LEGEND, Bill Danforth

Join us, as we contunue our discussion about everything from Stacy Peralta’s influence on the culture. We talk 5x-OG, Jay Adams. The real reason you dont see many vintage Alva boards. Bill opens up about the joy of watching his kid grow up skating. Also, his massive acid drop at Ohio Skate Out that shocked the world. Finally, we both discuss walking away from professional skateboarding. His recent trip to Tampa Pro, and all things skateboarding!

For the culture, of course..

Can’t begin to thank this gentleman enough. Such a solid dude, and thanks again to everyone for supporting the LEGEND & tuning in! It‘s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Stay dangerous, folks!- Clyde Singleton

Bill Danforth, is skateboarding in its purest form. Never once cared about the newest fashion, flashy tricks, gimmicks, etc. Just 100%, raw skateboarding. Eye the terrain. Barge at will. Like a true skateboarding veteran, the American Nomad never once forgot where he came from. Why he does it, and why he still loves it. That, ladies & gentleman- IS the culture.

Tune in, as the skateboarding LEGEND talks growing up skating in the 70s & 80s. The infamous Ohio Skate Out Contest. Alva being shut out of the industry, in the early 90s. The influence of Stiff Little Fingers. Promoting positivity in skateboarding. Taking the last run of his boards, and all things skateboarding!

I honestly, can’t thank Bill enough for sharing his time, and story.

Yall be on the lookout for part 2 dropping later this week. You already know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets go!- Clyde Singleton

Listening to Duane Pitre go back to the time & places, of some of the most historical moments in skateboarding- is simply, a blessing. I truly feel, we are not worthy of these gems. Yet, here we are. Live & direct, with an exciting Part 2 for the listeners.

Tune in, as Duane & I continue our conversation about his swift transition from G&S, to starting Alien Workshop. How Larry Gordon himself, asked him to turn pro. The secret Denny’s meetings with Sarge, Blender & Mike Hill. We talk T-Bags clothing. Bill Danforth, the greatness of Mr. Salvadore Barbier. And, all things skateboarding!! For the culture, of course!

Man.. this was such a great conversation. Thanks again to the one & only, Duane Pitre for his time. And, sharing his remarkable stories with us. Be on the lookout for our exciting ender, soon. In the meantime, thank you all for tuning in. Enjoy!- Clyde Singeton

One of the true, unsung heroes of street skating. For those in tune with the culture, the name Duane Pitre rings bells like no other. The opening part in G&S “Footage”, that rocked the world. The NSA contests series. Timeless ads, and photos.. It goes without saying. Early 90s, you wouldnt have to look far to see the impact this LEGEND had on the game.

Tune in, as Duane speaks exclusively to WCRP about his short stint on H-Street Skateboards. We talk G&S ”Footage” video, and announcement of Alien Workshop. His first skateboard set-up. Moms hustling skateboards like Avon, in the 80s. The legendary NSA contests. And, all things skateboarding! For the culture, of course!

Make sure you also tune in for Part 2, dropping later this week. This is some premium content, folks!

I‘d like to truly thank Duane Pitre, once again for his time. And, an awesome trip down memory lane! You already know how we do about this time. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. All gas, no brakes.- Clyde Singleton

My man Oscar Jordan, has got stories for days! I mean, how couldn‘t he? He grew up skating, with the best of the best. Hand-picked by Etnies at the infamous “Back to the City” Contest. Placed top 10, in said contest. Which was no easy feat. Say what you want, Juiceman is a LEGEND in these streets.

Tune in, as Juice talks growing up skating with Kanten Russell. Meeting Kyong Kim. The early days of Etnies. We discuss Ron Allen being snubbed in Skateboarding Hall of Fame. Tony Hawk’s new chicken restaurant, 47 for 47, some hidden Easter eggs and all things skateboarding!

For the culture, of course.

Photo: @jgrantbrittain

Big shout-out to Juice!! Thank you again fo your time, and sharing your story. Yall be on the lookout for pt.3 coming to our Patreon.. stay dangerous!- Clyde Singleton

When I started WCRP, the goal was to have skateboardings unsung heroes heard. Love him, or hate him. One fact remains: Oscar Jordan, is a skateboarding LEGEND. And, his stories just as important as anyone else this deep in the game. With over 30 years going, and nowadays doing his thing independently(Juice Boards). San Diego’s own, Triple-OG Juice has joined us this week here on WCRP!

Tune in, as we talk discovering he was pro at ASR. Gettin paid in crinkled $1 bills & brick weed. Random skate missions with Mike Ternawsky. And, we both share some hilarious moments in history with Steve Steadham.

90s pro contest shenanigans. Misadventures. Grandma‘s wanting smoke. It’s all right here! For the culture, of course.

Thank you once again to Triple-OG Juice, for his time. And, be on the lookout for pt.2 coming later this week. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding. Lets go!!- Clyde Singleton

“Skateboarding is, and always will be a young man’s game. 1st generation you had Bela Horvath, the youngest pro. And, had a skate brand. Bert Lamar, Lonny Hiromoto, Howard Hood, Steve Caballero, etc.. Were all little groms, that made a landmark for themselves. IMHO. Street skating has Billy.”- Don “Fish“ Fisher

Tune in, as we continue our conversation about everything from his time down in Brazil. Traveling & camping with family. Skate contests, Rayssa Leal & all things skateboarding!

Once again, thank you to Billy for taking the time to hop on the phone. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP.- Clyde Singleton

Late 80’s, was dominated by street skating. East coast was starting to make some serious noise, and SHUT was the crew to beat. The team was stacked with nothing but the best skaters. Although, there was one skater everyone seemed to forget about over the years. See. Before there was a Chris Branaugh, Nyjah, Sheckler or any of them little dudes. There was Billy Waldman. And, he’s here today on WCRP with a very exclusive interview.

On todays episode, Billy & I start the discussion talking about the elephant in the room- drug & substance abuse in skateboarding. Being we’ve both battled heavy demons in our past. It felt truly great to open up to someone like-minded on the topic. We talk the beauty of sober life, the everyday struggle & healing process. Billy opens up about leaving rehab, and finally seeking the help needed. The beauty of being present in his kids everyday lives. Energy fields, traveling, and all great things skateboarding.

Make no mistakes about It. This is 100% for the culture.

Thank you once again to Billy for his time. And, for the awesome conversation. Part 2 coming Monday. Big shout-out to the legendary SHUT crew. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP. Lets GO!- Clyde Singleton

If you‘re here for the exclusive story of the Alva team saving a mans life. Just moments, after the most iconic team photo was taken. Pull up a seat, as skateboarding LEGEND Stevie Dread takes us through actual-factual skateboarding history.

On todays episode, we continue our discussion as Stevie talks Black skateboard hero’s of the 70’s. The importance of the great, C.R. Stecyk. 80s Midwest skate contests, and receiving his first Alva package. Skating with Tony Alva & Jesse Nuehaus through Chicago.

We cover everything down the line. From Terry Kennedy. To blaxploitation in skateboarding. To, why being sponsored is a facade in most cases.

Basically. We cover all things skateboarding. For the culture, of course.

Thank you once again to my OG, Stevie Dread for this one. So many gems in here, its insane. You know how we do about this time. its the mighty, mighty WCRP. Tune in.- Clyde Singleton

When Stevie Dread says, “I earned the board I’m riding”. There’s not one lie detected. From steel wheels, to OG Alva Am. To having one of the most sought after Nike SB’s to date. The highly-decorated, Chi-town LEGEND Is here to share his story with WCRP.

On todays episode, Stevie talks growing up skating rural Michigan in the late 60s. Getting his first brand new G&S Fiberflex, and its untimely demise. The late, great Cosmic Wave Skatepark of the 70’s. Sticking with skateboarding, after it died in the early 80s. We also discuss his close relationship, with former Alva teammate Mark Gonzales. Tony Alva discovering a young Ray Barbee. Dan Sturt setting an entire contest on fire. And, all great things skateboarding!

Id like to personally take this time, to thank the LEGEND for this blessing. And, it aint over. Monday, be on the lookout for part 2. Where Stevie shares the story of the Alva team saving a mans life. Minutes after the legendary 1988 team photo was taken. Plus, much more.

You know how we do about this time.. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP. Tune in!!- Clyde Singleton 

A real-life, LEGEND in 2 Games. First Black Skateboarder, on the cover of Thrasher Magazine. Gave us the soundtrack to our lives, with McRad’s “Weakness”. Here we are, over 4 decades later. My man is still out here touring, and hitting anything concrete along the way. Ladies & gentlemen. Don’t ever get it twisted. Chuck Treece, IS the culture.

Between tour stops with longtime friend G Love. I had a chance to catch-up with the man himself. We talk everything from playing on The Roots first album. His ground-breaking Thrasher cover. 80’s backyard ramp-jams. The transition from the vert era, to street skating. And, all great things skateboarding!!

Hearing Chuck Treece speak on how Ray Barbee changed the game. Thug tears were shed. For the culture, of course.

This isn’t over, folks. We got more, coming back at ya! In the meantime- thank you to Chuck, for taking the time to do this. You know how we do about this time. It’s the mighty, mighty WCRP. Tune in- Clyde Singleton

Talking with Ron Chatman- Is one of my crowning achievements, in 25years of multi-media. Such a great, candid moment with one of my childhood hero’s. Father, artist, cognitive thinker.. so many words come to mind, when speaking on the LEGEND. Easily, one of the greatest all-terrain skateboarders- ever. A true national treasure, who should be protected at all costs.

On todays episode.. Ron speaks on his good friend, Jim Greco. Working for Congressman Mervyn M Dymally(RIP). Speaks candidly about his parents, and his upbringing in Long Beach. Skateboarding metaphysics. Also, an unreleased VHS tape of Ron, Jason(Jah) Lee, & friends skating Rons backyard ramp to reggae music.

Make zero mistakes about it. This, is for the culture.

I can’t begin to thank Ron enough. Im still somewhat in shock from all of this, so excuse me. Yall be on the lookout for part 2, dropping Monday. You know how we do about this time.. its the mighty, mighty WCRP!- Clyde Singleton

Right back, like we never left. Here’s Pt.2, or my conversation with skateboarding LEGEND Matt Pailes. 

On todays episode, we talk everything from when we were teammates for 2 weeks on I-Path. We discuss the elephant in the room: realities of being Pro in the early ’90s. The greatness of Mark Suciu. Confused skateboard fans. Nyjah Huston, Ishod Wair and the importance of practice. Plus, all great things skateboarding!!

Its all right here. For the culture, of course.

You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP. Tune in!- Clyde Singleton

Throughout the years, friends come & go. Some, more memorable than others. Matt Pailes has been a friend, for close to 30years. I’d met Matt, before either of us had even migrated to California as teenagers. Not knowing what the future held, we‘d all eventually link up in SF. Skated everyday. All with the same hopes & dreams.

As time went by, most of those early Northern California friendships fell wayside. Some, no longer with us. Some, became too cool. Some- remained the same. Matt Pailes, has ALWAYS been the same guy since day one: awesome person to be around, absolute charger on a skateboard & one of the funniest people I‘ve had the pleasure of calling a friend.

Tune in, as Matt & I take a trip down memory lane. Starting with his humble beginnings delivering The Salem Newspaper as a kid. Growing up skating Boston, Amesbury & the all the OG, North Shore spots. Being broke teenagers in SF, shooting our first SLAP check-outs. Running from security guards in your 40s. And, all great things skateboarding!

With special guest appearance, by none other than Amesbury’s own, triple-OG Tom Dupere. This, is for the culture.

Thank you, to my brother Matt Pailes. I’ve been doing media, for 25 years. This was truly, one of the funniest & most genuine conversations I’ve had in that time frame. Thank you, Matt. With that being said.. Massachusetts- STAND UP! Its the mighty, mighty WCRP!- Clyde Singleton

The year was 1993. I remember it like yesterday, seeing Buk skating down 85 South in the Yall So Stupid video. Peep the video, for actual-factual evidence. My man even did a kick flip, and alladat. I wasnt the only one who saw it. It was in heavy rotation on BET, MTV, Video Music Box, etc.. Here’s my question: How can one talk skateboarding, and hip-hop? And, leave this man out of the equation? This gentleman was the first one to mash the cultures together, in a huge arena. Make no mistake about it- Uncle Buk, IS the culture.

In this weeks episode, I get Buk on the line. And, we talk everything from the the from the high cost of skateboarding in the ‘80s. The parallels between the skateboarding, and the music industry. The importance of building your own lane. Also, our love for Creature Skateboards.

All for the culture, of course.

Thank you to my man Uncle Buk for this one. One of the most solid cats out here, and a straight-A student of the game. Always a pleasure catching up with you, my brother. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP. Lets GOOOOOOO!!!- Clyde Singleton

To sit back, and just listen to Chuck Dinkins talk about his skateboarding history- Is absolutely, incredible. The tales of skating toe-to-toe, with all the greats. How he tapped in skateboarding LEGEND Fred Reeves, over at Walker Skateboards. Working a job, while also being a pro skater back in the 80’s. His loyalty to Bruce Walker, after being offered to ride for SMA. We even share stories of once being banned from Kona Skatepark.

It’s all right here, on part 3 of my interview with one of my heroes. One of the first, Black professional skateboarders. And, just an all-around great human being- Mr. Chuck Dinkins.

This, is for the culture.

Thank you once again for your time, Chuck. Always a pleasure catching up. Wits that being said- lets get this show going, folks.- Clyde Singleton

First off. I’d like to take this time, to wish skateboarding LEGEND- Mr. Chuck Dinkins. A very, Happy Birthday!! Thank you for your contribution to the culture, brother. And, here’s to many more!

On today’s episode. We pick right back up, with part 2 of our conversation. Chuck discusses how he got into downhill racing, with Alan Gelfand & friends in Albuquerque, NM. We talk “fake spots”, confused gate-keeping and how Steve Berra was actually onto something back in the day. He also discusses some stories of racism, both past & present in skateboarding. Pressures of being a Black skateboarder. How the Alva boys took him in on the road. And, all things skateboarding!!

For the culture, of course.

Yall make sure to tap-in, and tell quadruple-OG Chuck Dinkins- Happy Birthday. This man has done a lot, for a lot of us. All praises due. Lets get this show going.- Clyde Singleton

When I started doing WCRP, the goal was simple: to bring you the heroes, history & misadventures of skateboarding. Growing up skateboarding, we all had out heroes. One of my biggest heroes, was right in my home state of Florida. And, that gentleman’s name was Chuck Dinkins.

Tune in, as Chuck & i talk his humble beginnings skating & surfing in Jacksonville, NC. His first real experiences with racism. How a random skateboard ad in a Memphis record store, turned into his first sponsor. Chuck also shares an insane story, of his first weekend on Walker Skateboards. And, all great things 80’s skateboarding!

This is one, you do not want to miss folks!!

Thank you once again to the LEGEND, Mr. Chuck Dinkins. I truly appreciate your time, wisdom and I’ll say it until the day I’m gone- If not for brother’s like yourself. I wouldnt be here. So, thank you & God bless.

You know how we do about this time.. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP. All praises due, to the culture. Tune in!- Clyde Singleton

This weeks #MondayMorningRAW, is for all the true Aesthetics fans. The humble beginnings. Swishy-pants era. Our respect for Sal Barbier. And, the incredible team behind the brand. Ryde or Die video. We even talk the backlip at Muni, heard around the world. It’s all here.

With guest appearance from the one & only, Ron Resurreccion. Yall know the name. The mighty, mighty WCRP.

Thank you to everyone tuning in. Lets get this thing started..- Clyde Singleton

Jimmy Gorecki is a name thats rang bells for over 2 decades. And, its quite obvious why. This young man has studied the game, and came out with straight A’s. Hailing outta Norristown, PA. One of the shining stars of Love Park, and lets be serious. That backside lipslide at Uni, was one of the most remarkable tricks to go down in Philly.

Tune in, as we talk his early Aesthetics days. The importance of riding for a company, that you best identify with. We discuss sobriety. Jimmy also opens up about family. And, the pressures of transitioning, post-skateboarding. Ice Cream team contracts, suddenly melting away. And, all great things skateboarding!

With guest appearance, by Philly’s own Vern Laird. Don’t ever get it confused. WCRP, is for the culture.

Thank you, Jimmy. I truly appreciate & needed this conversation. The culture, needed this conversation. You’re a great kid, I’ve watch grow into a man. And, I’m proud of you. Let’s get down to business, and everyone have a great weekend!- Clyde Singleton

First off. Lets all salute that photo of Alyasha, dabbing on a slappy. Legendary. Go argue with your Mama.

On this weeks bonus episode. After sharing a hilarious story about retrieving a classic SHUT board online. We discuss the greatness of Sean Sheffey. The multi-million dollar, skateboard accessory game. Aly shares his undying love for waxed curbs. Mark Gonzales, Yuto Horigome & Akwasi Owusu. And, his transition from skateboarding. To starting Phat Farm with Russell Simmons.

Thank you once again, Aly. Always a pleasaure catching up, and building with you. And, thank you for your guidance. As well as your friendship.- Clyde Singleton

Top of the morning! On todays episode of #MondayMorningRAW, I continue my conversation with skateboarding legend Alyasha Owerka-Moore. We pick right back up, tackling topics such as social economics of skateboarding in the ‘80s.

Alyasha discusses the infamous Dust Bowl. The “N” Ramp, in Jersey. Favorite inverts, and Ho-Ho plants. We speak on the greatness of Natas Kaupas. And, finally- the true story behind the Shut Shark board.

No bumpers. No promo. Just RAW, talk-radio. For the culture, of course.- Clyde Singleton

When I’d started WCRP. One of the first gentleman that came to mind, was Alyasha Owerka-Moore. I’ve always been fascinated by dude. Quadruple-OG skateboarder, visionary, entrepreneur. So many things come to mind, when speaking on the legend. 

I recently got to catch up with Aly, as he spoke candidly about his first skateboard crew growing up. Going to buy his first, new complete from Quadruple-OG, Bruno Musso. Tapping into his creative side, as a kid. Also, the social economics of skateboarding in the 80’s. 

This is such a great teacher/student moment. This, is for the culture. 

Thank you so much, to my man Aly for his time. Wisdom, and for being a great friend & mentor of 25yrs. This was an absolute honor, to once again- go back into time with one of my heroes. With that said. Sit back & tune in folks! You are now rocking with the finest!!- Clyde Singleton

Yesterday, on #MondayMorningRAW. Listeners were left with one helluva cliff-hanger. So, I decided to drop the conclusion of my conversation with Mr. Chris Casey. For the culture, of course.

We pick right back up where it ended, discussing Street League judging. The Captain & Chris interviewing the late, great Kobe Bryant(RIP). Chaz Ortiz, and Dylan Rieders greatness. The original Nine Club pilot, with Roger Bagley. And, basically- all great things skateboarding.

Thank you once again, for your time Chris. This is one great interview. Appreciate you, and your decades of friendship. With that said. Tune in. Ladies & gentlemen, this is a good one!- Clyde Singleton

Good morning, listeners! On this weeks episode of #MondayMorningRAW. I continue my conversation with the man himself, Chris Casey. 

We talk skateboard maintenance. The importance of teaching kids skateboarding culture. Unsung heroes Bill Weiss & Jason Shelton. The infamous, Big Brother Magazine. SPoT vs Street League Contests.

I’m trying to tell y’all- this is for the culture.

No intro music. No static. No promos. Just RAW talk-radio.- Clyde Singleton

In our final installment, we got none other than the man himself- Fat Nick. For those unfamiliar, Nick was also one of the gentlemen that not only brought us Strength Magazine. This gentlemen has also brought us Scribble Magazine. As well as, the infamous Scribble Jam.

Yes. The same Scribble Jam that brought yall Eminem. Make no mistakes about it- Fat Nick is 90s LEGEND, in 2 games.

We discuss the early days of Scribble. The rise & fall of Strength Magazine. Swap some wild tour stories. And, all things skateboarding.

I’d like to thank both of these gentlemen for their time. And, knowledge dropped. So many culture gems throughout! Without further delay. Lets get to it!- Clyde Singleton

Goood Morning! We’re starting this week off right. By continuing our conversation with NYC skateboarding LEGEND, Alex Corporan. This is one, you dont want to miss!!

For the first time, Alex opens up about his decision to leave Supreme, for Es’. We also talk skateboarding contests, then & nowadays. His newest project with Burton, “Full Bleed 10yr Anniversary”. Tony Hawk, El Senor w/Spencer Fujimoto and, so much more!

No intro song. No static. No bumpers. Just straight, RAW talk-radio. We do this, for the culture!! Tune in!!- Clyde Singleton

Good morning, Vietnaaaaaaaam!!! Lets start this week off, by picking right back up with skateboarding LEGEND- Mike York. Our discussion continues, as Mike talks his relationship & upcoming project with Palace. We both share detailed experiences with some former team managers. Plus- soak up some Bay Area game on how to be a team player- not just the star.

The skateboarding world needs more Mike York. Easily, one of the funniest & sharpest guys in the game. And, just a all-around good human to build with.

With guest appearances from Duval’s King Simba. And, skateboarding LEGEND Ron Allen. This is one is for the books!

Once again, I’d like to thank Mike for his time. And, a great conversation. Is this the last part? Is there a Pt.3? Tune in. And, find out! Lets GOOOOOOOO..!!- Clyde Singleton

There‘s so many crazy details in this portion of our interview. I honestly, dont even know where to start.

One things for certain. For Mr. Hillsman to simply walk away, from one of the biggest companies in skateboarding. Over what he truly stood for- is not to go unrecognized. That alone, makes him a hero. Speaking about it this openly, also makes him a hero.

Tune in, as the King of the South takes us on a honest journey about what him quit Santa Cruz, racism and much more. No matter your background, era, etc.. What he says resonates. Thank you once again, Don. Pleasure chopping it up with you, brother!- Clyde Singleton

Good morning, Vietnaaaaaaaaam!! On our 4th installment of #MondayMorningRAW, we pick right back up with ATL’s finest- Mr. Don Hillsman. We discuss everything from alcohol & drug abuse, with us both sharing personal stories & past shenanigans. The passing of his late friend Jeff Grosso. The pandemic & unemployment. And, a ender you DO NOT want to miss!

with guest appearances by ATL‘s Justin Brock, Ryan Coleman & KEEN One.

Once Again- thank you to Don Hillsman for such a great interview. Stay dangerous, folks.- Clyde Singleton

When i first started WCRP, my vision was to educate. Plus, deliver the REAL history of skateboarding. Straight from the unsung heroes of skateboarding. One of the first gentlemen that came to mind- Don Hillsman. If you grew up skateboarding in the 80s. Especially, in the South. Don’s story, is that of legend. We hear these rappers who claim “King of the South”. But we all know who the real King is. One of the few skaters that made it to the big leagues, when they weren’t just handing out contracts & pro models. One of the first skateboarders to ever do a 540 on vert. Walked away from one of the biggest companies in skateboarding, over racism. What more really needs to be said? This man, is a national treasure.

Its with great HONOR, i bring to you. Part 1 of my exclusive talk with the President of BBS Posse, Mr. Don Hillsman. We candidly discuss growing up being Black skateboarders, and our family upbringings. Don also shares a hilarious story about blue grass pills & some nosey neighbor. We talk Kris Markovich & frontside blunts. Plus, his love & respect for Fred Reeves.

With guest appearances from ATL’s own Yannick, and my little brother Dorien- this is the one folks.

Thank you once again, Don. Nothing but the heaviest of respect to this skateboarding pioneer. With that being said.. LETS GOOOOO!!- Clyde Singleton

On our 3rd edition of #MondayMorningRAW, we continue our conversation with industry giant Mark Oblow. If there’s any knowledge you ever wanted to soak up in life. This is the one you wanna hear. Mark dives deep into industry meeting with Kareem Campbell. His close relationship with Gonz, as well as the importance of telling his dear friend Dylan Reider’s story.

Back by popular demand, we have a special guest appearance from my Mother! You dont want to miss this one, folks!!

I’d like to once again thank Mark, for his time. And, his friendship for close to 3 decades. One of the most knowledgeable, and loving individuals out here. You make this place better, and thats what really matters out here. Much loved bradda!- Clyde Singleton

In his first ever podcast interview. Mark Oblow opens up about his motivation to quit drinking. Skateboarding‘s diversity in the 80’s & 90’s. That time we shot up a hotel with BB guns, and the cops came. Europe contest riot, where all skaters boycotted the contest & created immediate change. The upcoming Olympics & Vans Park Series. Plus, the legendary Natas & Julien Cadillac Tour.

So many gems in here..

Thank you all once again for tuning in. And, thank you to the LEGEND Mark Oblow for this blessing. 

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On this edition of #MondayMorningRAW, were bringing you the Chet Childress full interview- acapella. No intro, no promos, no static. Just over one hour of the NC legend doing what he does best- make us all feel happy to be here. We all love you, Chet! And, thank you once again for joining me on #WCRP! Let’s GOOOOOOOOO!! 

My old ACME alumni “Larry Sizzlelino” joins me this week. We discuss fine topics such as, Vans actually thinking Brian Childers was his brother. Working a regular job, terrifying kids & parents at the skatepark. Jake Phelps(RIP), skateboard contests nowadays, John Lucero. Chet also opens up about his late Mother, and his son. Plus, we reminisce on old NSA contests & skaters. You dont wanna miss this one, folks. 

In our premier episode, we continue with pt.2 of skateboarding legend Ron Allen. We discuss the motivation behind the no-comply, Matt Hensley, setting up fake demos. Also, Ron opens up about Gonz, Natas, ALF & Sean Sheffey. and, a unreleased Red Hot Chili Peppers inspired board.

With special guest appearances from hip-hip legends Tab-One, and The Roving Jewel. And, a grand opening from none other than my big brother, Do the Deal Wil. You dont want to miss this!!

We discuss growing up in Visalia, borrowing his first skateboard, first car purchase & payments. Mike Ternawsky paying off college loans, cheerleading in college. His 1st real job, writing for SLAP & performing with Boot Camp & Cormega in Baltimore.

Also, an exclusive unreleased track provided by skateboarding & musical legend Chuck Treece & his son HawkButter. With a specoal guest appearance by my Mom, and much more..