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Skate Bylines
Skate Bylines
6 episodes
1 month ago
The photography of Shari White is in focus for the debut issue of 'Wet Proof', an experimental new publication series by design studio, An Endless Supply. Robin Kirkham, co-founder and designer, spoke with Skate Bylines about how can reprographics serve skate photography, media representation and the fun of "learning by doing and doing so in public." We also had Natalie Porter of Womxn Skate History and author of Girl 'Gangs, Zines, and Powerslides: A History of Badass Women Skateboarders' speak on the value of such initiatives. A version of this story is published in written form at Skate Bylines where you can also get a good look at 'Wet Proof', White's photography and Kirkham's work: https://skatebylines.com/2025/10/22/an-endless-supply-wet-proof-shari-white-robin-kirkham/ This story was written and editing by Farran Golding with copy editing and fact checking by Mike Munzenrider.
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The photography of Shari White is in focus for the debut issue of 'Wet Proof', an experimental new publication series by design studio, An Endless Supply. Robin Kirkham, co-founder and designer, spoke with Skate Bylines about how can reprographics serve skate photography, media representation and the fun of "learning by doing and doing so in public." We also had Natalie Porter of Womxn Skate History and author of Girl 'Gangs, Zines, and Powerslides: A History of Badass Women Skateboarders' speak on the value of such initiatives. A version of this story is published in written form at Skate Bylines where you can also get a good look at 'Wet Proof', White's photography and Kirkham's work: https://skatebylines.com/2025/10/22/an-endless-supply-wet-proof-shari-white-robin-kirkham/ This story was written and editing by Farran Golding with copy editing and fact checking by Mike Munzenrider.
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Dylan Rieder: Style Was His Soul
Skate Bylines
45 minutes 14 seconds
6 months ago
Dylan Rieder: Style Was His Soul
"What if, I mean to say, Greg Hunt succeeded?" asks the author Kyle Beachy. "Suppose Hunt managed to make a movie that conveyed Dylan Rieder as he was. Suppose that, by knowing his friend so well, and going out shooting with him and editing that footage and presenting it as he did, Hunt achieved that most impossible thing—gave us a way of knowing another person without ever meeting him. Suppose he successfully captured style, and suppose that style was, as Cocteau had it, his soul." In a heartfelt essay on the life and legacy of Dylan Rieder, Kyle Beachy looks at style, skateboarding and how skateboarders get to know those they spend so much time watching and admiring from a distance. Edited and produced by Farran Golding A version of this story was originally published as ‘The Dylan Period’ (2020) excerpted from the book The Most Fun Thing: Dispatches From A Skateboard Life (© 2021 by Kyle Beachy), reprinted with permission of Grand Central Publishing, all rights reserved Portrait of Dylan Rieder by Anthony Acosta. Read the written version of this story which features Acosta's archives of Rieder at https://skatebylines.com/2025/05/26/dylan-rieder-style-was-his-soul/ Timestamps: 00:00 — Introduction 1:51 — I: Above and Beneath the Rest 10:15 — II: Signature 15:20 — III: Essence 20:43 — IV: Better Days 28:00 — V: A League of His Own 36:15 — VI: Style Was His Soul 42:26 — VII: Time Does Not Heal All Wounds
Skate Bylines
The photography of Shari White is in focus for the debut issue of 'Wet Proof', an experimental new publication series by design studio, An Endless Supply. Robin Kirkham, co-founder and designer, spoke with Skate Bylines about how can reprographics serve skate photography, media representation and the fun of "learning by doing and doing so in public." We also had Natalie Porter of Womxn Skate History and author of Girl 'Gangs, Zines, and Powerslides: A History of Badass Women Skateboarders' speak on the value of such initiatives. A version of this story is published in written form at Skate Bylines where you can also get a good look at 'Wet Proof', White's photography and Kirkham's work: https://skatebylines.com/2025/10/22/an-endless-supply-wet-proof-shari-white-robin-kirkham/ This story was written and editing by Farran Golding with copy editing and fact checking by Mike Munzenrider.