Tincan Parklore with Jordan Hoffart & Field Agent Kevin Love in Stereophonic Sound: Volume 22
In Volume 22 of Stereophonic Sound, Stereo Pro Jordan Hoffart and Stereo Field Agent Kevin Love head to PQ Park (Rancho Peñasquitos Skate Park) in San Diego.
Special Thanks to WeSC, to see the WeSCxSTEREO collab collection & to shop online go to WeSC.com.
Filmed and Edited by David StoesselProduced by Chris Pastras
Song title: "OCDC"By Get the BlessingFrom the album "OCDC"2012, Naim Audio Ltdhttp://www.theblessing.co.uk
Music Supervision by Matt Fleeger
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Stereo was founded in 1992 by longtime friends Jason Lee and Chris Pastras. By adopting the creative aesthetic of Jazz culture with it's early ads and videos, Stereo truly stood apart, and helped usher in a whole new wave of influences for skateboarding videos, ads, and graphics. Now with 2 decades of heritage, Stereo continues to be an influential brand. Featuring Stereo's Kyle Leeper, Matt Rodriguez, Chris Pastras, Jason Lee, Clint Peterson, Yoshi Tanenbaum, Ben Fisher, Steven Snyder, Nate Greenwood, Tommy Fynn, Jordan Hoffart & Chris Miller. http://theberrics.com/public-notice-stereo/ Filmed by:John Sullivan, Joe Pease, Joe Perrin, Greg Sanocki, Josh Metzger, Zach Curtis, Matt Williams, Georgie Tsushima, Mark Spencer, Chris Pastras, James Park, Eric Noren, Mark Brandstetter, Aaron Brown, Eric Guizetti, John Green, Chris Ray, Massimo Legittimo, Zack Mckenzie, Jared Lucas, Conor Holliday & Jamie Mosberg.Edited by Mark SpencerArt Direction by Ron RautoProduced...
Words and Photos: Aaron Smith - SkateboarderMag.com I went on my first official Skateboarder Magazine trip back in February. I wasn’t working for Skateboarder yet so I guess this was my trial run. A van excursion to Tempe, AZ was about the easiest “warm up” trial trip you could do with leaving the state. I was really excited to go. I had been to Arizona a few times before and let’s be honest, it’s not the most exotic place you could travel to but it was a start. Pushing aside the excitement about my first real trip, going with the Stereo and WeSC team was a big added bonus. When I was younger and was still “trying to be a...
