Authors: Adam Dorobiala
The Humble Humbler
When one thinks of a force in the Salt Lake skate scene, a name that is often overlooked is Jovi Bathemuss. At the age of 20 he already has a great start in becoming his own powerhouse, on his own terms with his own style. … read more
Dirk Hogan: Half Hulk, Half Dundee, All Hogan.
Dirk Hogan recently stopped by our house in the hopes of getting some footage we had filmed for Roger Skateboards’ “Roger of the Month” giveaway that they do on a regular basis. … read more
Painting the Town Red with Mike Murdock
I don’t know if I’d call it stealth, it’s definitely not intentional. In fact, it positively tickles me pink being able to share my art with others. … read more
The Las Vegas Skedaddle: A Weekend Trip
The party only lasted a half an hour or so but then we headed over to Jay Cooper’s house and continued to play beer pong and poker till pretty early in the morning. … read more
Panda Spliff
SLUG salutes Panda (Will Pauley) for the utmost dedication to praising Jah, on at least an hourly basis. We invite you to sit with the most high, and learn the fine art of rolling a twister. … read more
Dreaming of Warm Summer Nights: An Escape to Arizona
Wintertime can be quite depressing. I decided to talk to Kendall Johnson, a colleague and one of the newest Odeus Apparel riders, who was also feeling the same way about taking a week long adventure to the land of sun: Arizona. … read more
Ted Borland Profile
Ted Borland is a humble rider who kills just about everything in sight on his winter shred stick. … read more
Book Reviews – May 2009
Reviews of The Religious Art of Zen Master Hakuin, Hew Screw + Glue: How Things Are Made and Northline! Check out these books! … read more
Epically Awesome
Whenever I go on skate trips, I try to keep low expectations, just so anything that happens is better than I ever expected it to be. … read more
Above the Crowds: Kevin Fedderson
Everyone knows that a lot of the younger skateboarders today are progressing at a level beyond comprehension, and that’s exactly what drew me to Kevin Fedderson in the first place. I remember running into him at Sandy Park when I was still in high school and every time I saw him there, he had at least two or more new tricks dialed in and on lock. We met up on a Saturday to go skate and just to get to know each other a little better. The day couldn’t have been better.
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