Love for skating is what it’s all about, and Eric Mandy’s got it. How could he not when he’s as old as I am (30) and has been skating just as long (10). Whenever guys like Quinn, Conner or Jeremy are skating, Eric’s right there, catching clips alongside them.

I’ve known Eric for a number of years and can count on him to skate his ass off consistently. When the session dies down, he’s still trying to one-up himself. He’s made friends with most of the Los Angeles and SoCal scenes and represents the Prodigy Crew. “Show ya love…” for Eric Mandy.

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The idea behind this series is that we’re all from different places and backgrounds, have different skill levels, but the common bond we share is we all go out and skate and have fun with our friends. These videos are spontaneous and unrehearsed days of skaters going out for the love of skating. My overall goal was to not only entertain our core audience but also to put a personality to the rollerblader. A lot of times we watch an edit and we recognize that the skater is good and we’re impressed but it doesn’t put a face on the skater.”
Featuring full days from: Anthony Williams (CA), Sean Knight (Canada), Mikey Blair (MI), Andrew Scherf aka Beef (AZ) and Ryan Googins (MN).

The video also includes skating from: Iain and Colin McLeod, Ranier Piramide, Michael Obedoza, Brett Dasovic, Brett Hammond, Jake Moreau, Jeph Howard, Quinn Feldman, Ryan Santos, Brian Weiss, Ryan Roux, DP, Chris Farmer and many more.

We at Revival recognize the responsibility to establish greater culture and vision within the skating community. As important as it is to focus on competitive feats, progress in rollerblading means not only looking to the future, but doing so with nostalgia for the past.

We’ve had a lot of fun over the years, and our hope is that every rollerblader gets to share in “the worldwide clique”. My thanks to Quinn for working so hard and producing something of a first in rollerblading videos. We’ll have a DVD ISO available tomorrow, so you can burn your own DVD copy and distribute this video all your own. Another first, in a history of firsts, only on Revival.

Thanks to all the guys for their continued support of Revival and also for producing us this edit. Stay tuned to the site for more video and audio content, sorry we have been a bit slow on the audio side in the last few weeks.

Stay tuned to the audio show for more on the Carbons as well as all the latest news and interviews in rollerblading. Don’t forget to subscribe for free on iTunes and feel free to leave a comment if you enjoyed (or didn’t) enjoy the video. Oh and one more big shout out to Oli Benet for giving me the chance to check out the skates – for more details visit www.theconference.org

Known as “Wiener” to his friends, Anthony has been rolling steady, with his own style and flair that we have yet to see anyone touch. As much as we love his skating, we’re even bigger fan’s of his humble and friendly persona. It’s rare to encounter a guy incredibly focused and intent on landing a tough switch up, but ready to laugh at himself should he miss. A great asset to the L.A. scene, we’ve been patiently waiting for Anthony to get a proper profile edit completed so we can give him some limelight. Impressing the hell out of everyone, no doubt, you’ll be seeing more of Anthony in the future. Music by Why? – The vowels pt 2. Enjoy kiddies!

Their pioneering ways have set the bar in Street Skating, Logo Design, Photography, Marketing and Fashion. They are single handedly responsible for the portrayal and image of rolling from 1993-2000. Their collective influence continues today, albeit behind the scenes, as respective owners and marketers of street culture.

For this, Vidcast 52 we traveled to Santa Ana CA, home of Arlo and Jess to speak with them about Fifty-50, England Clothing and the new kid on the block, GOST Brand. The impromptu interview style didn’t seem to catch either of them off guard, ever professional, in every way.

Thanks to Quinn for chopping up this huge video and don’t forget to subscribe to us on iTunes for plenty more content to come!

Thanks to Nick and the guys for taking the time to film and make this edit for Revival. Finally don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes for all the latest (iTunes -> Advanced -> Subscribe to podcast)!

Music in this video is by Dickie Bass, you can peep his myspace here. Feel free to leave us a comment and let us know what you think as well as any suggestions. Finally don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes for all the latest!

Music by Say Yes, check Jake out – he makes some super creative sounds! Feel free to leave us a comment and let us know what you think as well as any suggestions. Oh and if the site has any bugs we will be ironing them out in the next day or so, please let us know if anything is broken for you!

2009 really is the year of renewed optimism and possibility for Revival. As change rolls over America, an unassuming addition to our small collective has given this show a serious shot in the arm. Quinn Feldman is as restless, as he is relentless about rolling. He’s skating better than ever, and yet, manages to seriously consider joining Revival as a new host and producer. We couldn’t be more exited to have him. When it came time for Quinn to consider what skaters he’d like to feature on Revival, one name came to mind, Iain McLeod.

Iain’s name shouldn’t come as a surprise to any of you. He’s a world renowned skater with over a decade of blading and a signature pro model boot under his belt. And yet, as you watch this video I dare you NOT to be surprised by his tech style and flawless execution. Were it not for his recent section in Shot from Dark, we’d be pulling out DVD releases from years past to renew our appreciation of Iain’s abilities. If you’ve ever wondered what go’s on in Iain’s head when he’s busy NOT falling you’ve come to the right place. Quinn sat down with Ian and friend Conner O’Brien, for a little one on one on what makes Ian tick. We hope you enjoy it, and we know you’ll be tuning in for even more rollerblading coverage on RollingRevival.com

Music by Dickie Bass, check him out for some dope beats. That’s if he is not being lazy and lagging on putting some up! Oh and feel free to leave us a comment and let us know what you think.

We are back! Video episode number 47 people! Thanks to the camera work of Quinn Feldman we managed to capture a little look behind the scenes at Franco Shade in Santa Ana. It’s always nice to go down to see the guys, but with so much changing it was exiting to find out what was next for FRSH in 2009- We find out about the changes, the warehouse, the clothes and a bit about who is involved. We also have a video interview / skating clips of Iain McLeod coming in the next few days as Quinn interviewed him at Connor’s house a couple of days ago. The website is still being altered and updated but most thing’s are working now so we hope you keep an eye out for us now we are rolling again. Leave a comment, let us know what you think & what you would like to see next.

Thanks to Quinn, Joe and all the peeps as ever – don’t forget to check out their site at francoshade.com. Apollo mentioned Le-Mode and Exclusives which are both worth a look. Plus we can’t forget Arlo’s new brand Gost which can be found at gostbrand.com! The Beats in this video supplied by DickieBass. You can subscribe to the RSS feed or on iTunes links below, but we also have all the vidcasts on our youtube page if you prefer.

Seth Waterhed just dropped me this SICK new montage for you all to peep (thanks Seth)! Featuring John Kelso, Adam Ehalt, Daniel Henderson, Josh Appleton, Adam Mcmanus, Brady Johnston, Dustin Hinson, Steven Tat, David Sizemore, Daniel Pope and Dallas (sorry I don’t know your last name). Keep an eye out for more fresh content coming soon from Revival. You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire.

Tom Lipani has made many videos in the past few years, the most recent being An Elite Few. He has kindly made us this edit from spare footage for you to enjoy – so check out this An Elite Few Montage exclusive to Revival. It features the likes of Jeff Dalnas, Alex Nunez, Tom Lipani and many more. You can check out the trailer for the DVD here. Keep an eye out for many more vidcasts coming soon. It is a really nice resolution for you to appreciate properly but you can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire (It will be loaded up shortly). Thanks again to Tom for this edit!

Brazil just dropped this bomb on you all – Windy City Riot 2008 Vidcast! If you loved last years event and edit I’m sure you will love this one as well. Yes there has been a lack of audio shows on Revival but people just are not listening in like they are tuning into the videos so for now we are focusing on vidcasts – but we are not going anywhere. Keep reading after the jump for a write up on the event.

You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. Thanks again to Brazil for the sick edit!

Windy City Riot 2008

Those who came to the Windy City Riot this year got exactly what they’d expect. Interesting spots, run-ins with the police, sticky weather, amazing skating, wild after-parties –”all things blade”. Seven years running, the WCR has once again proven to be one of the best street contest to attend every summer in North America. The purse totaled just under a whopping $500.

This year the WCR returned to a two-day format. On the first day, everyone joined in a celebration of all things strange. The flatland contest was won by Justin “Jefferson” Augustus from Iowa. You may remember Jefferson as being one of the “most innovative” winners from years past. Then comes Antone. Anthony “Antone” Anderson (Chicago, IL) stole the high-jump title from the previously undefeated Paul John (cleared 53″ clean and 55.5″ with a brush on the pole), dunk contest (cannot explain in words) and tied the long jump contest with Matt Strobot (Cary, IL) at 223″. After all was said and done, the pre-contest proved to be one of the most exciting collection rollerblading moments of my life. We finished off the first day by skating a launch to metal planter. Too many kids to name skated amazingly however, it seems that Kruise Sapstein tore this spot harder than anyone else–especially after landing a fakie 540 topsoul to gap out. Many props to Kruise.

The beginning of day two was a “chest”. It was pouring rain and a huge event took place right near the meeting spot with forced the contest to be moved to, that’s right, lower wacker–Chicago’s depths of hell. We fashioned a launch ramp made of plywood to skate a high handicap rail. This was a great time until the biker cops rolled up and started giving everybody (myself included) $60 parking tickets. We, of course, moved on to the next spot. Walt Disney Magnet Elementary was a good solid spot with many skaters lacing tricks and many spectators yelling “Aaaaahhhh!”’s…as you should find in any good street contest. The nicest police officer in Chicago politely asked us to move on so we did. The final spot allowed for some interesting tricks to be done. This kink rail next to a ledge wrecked some and made a hero of others. Casey Bohrnell broke his ankle and John Adams may have broken his wrist. The contest proved to be a battle between Jeph Howard and Derek Larson. Derek landed the best trick of the contest by stalling the fence, dropping to a fakie roll on the ledge then dropping blind to top soul on the rail. For a better idea of what happened at the final spot, you’d have to see the footage. Here are the results:

1st – Jeph Howard (MN)
2nd – Derek Larson (MN)
3rd – Kruise Sapstein (IL)
4th – Logan Clark (IA)
5th – Brian Bruno (IL)

Best Trick- Derek Larson
Best Style- Kruise Sapstein
Worst Fall/Scariest to Watch- Dave Depew
Most Innovative – John Adams
Way Cool- Aaron Peterson
Biggest Chest- Tony Wolak
Should Have Skated- Kruise Sapstein
Biggest Baby- Mike Froemling
Most Flamboyant- Brian Bruno

- Colin Martin

Jeff Kolada hit us up about making a vidcast of the Last Hurrah event. As with all street events sometimes things don’t go to plan – but we have an edit for you anyway! Keep reading to check out the event report. Here are a few words from Jeff -

“The Last Hurrah competition in Athens, OH did not go exactly as planned. After being kicked out of our three competition spots during warmups, and running out of options, the contest was cancelled and everyone agreed to just skate for fun and just have a good time. Enjoy my edit of the day, and I would like to thank Rolling Revival, Oke Clothing, and John Hoch for making the edit and event possible.”

You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. Thankyou to Jeff for the edit!

The Last Hurrah 2008 Report

June 21, 2008

The day started out like any other for me…EARLY.  Sleep in Saturday?  Nope, woke up at 8:00 am to get ready to head down to Athens, Ohio for a day I had hoped to be filled with good times and good people.

Friends started to trickle in to the Athens City Skatepark around 11:00am.  As each started to arrive I quickly learned that a good number came out to watch the contest.  Only a few came to actually skate and be judged to win money.  It was when I hit this wall of, What if I don’t have enough people show up?  What will I do?”  Thank goodness the REAL reason we all get together is to skate and share stories since we last saw one another.  So making a decision to have the day end up being a session rather than competition was an easy adjustment for everyone that came out.

I still wanted to follow the same route of spots to make the day go by hopefully a little more smooth than just picking and choosing spots.   But thanks to “Johnny Law” they seemed to make the decisions for us.  We were busted by Ohio University Police at the first spot, which were ledges underneath OU’s Music Building.  So that took care of any other campus spots I had in mind.  The second was located at Athens High School which was everyone’s favorite wavy handi-rail.  Due to an Annual Bee Keepers Association meeting taking place our fun was put to a timely halt by one angry Bee Keeper.  Luckily a couple of the girls with us made it out alive from their little hive in time with some honey from one nice old man who gladly gave to them for free, wish he had more pull in the bee hive than the ass that kicked us out.   So with us basically kicked out of Athens we hopped into our gas guzzling automobiles to ride ten miles up to Hocking College, our last hope.  Within five minutes of everyone arriving and getting out of their cars Hocking College’s hope for a better tomorrow also known as the rent-a-cop came out to tell us the age old story, “I don’t care, but the people who sign my checks want you to leave.”  So down but not out we huddled together to see if there was anything else left out there to skate because we had a good amount of sun light to burn.  While our brains bounced ideas off one another, Dax tried to hop on with Hocking College’s construction crew, but was met with WTF expressions from the hardened men.  Thankfully Jeff and Mike knew about some old rails underneath some over passes back in Athens.  So once again we piled into our cars and drove back to Athens to skate a nice handi-rail on a bike path near the Hocking River.  Other than the occasional bicycle enthusiast we had the little safe haven we had been looking for.

All day long people kept a positive attitude which is what kept us going when we were booted and banished for doing something we love and are passionate about.  The way I see it, everyone won on that day.  We did not let anything get in the way of our good time.  It is always a wonderful experience to host an event like this.  When I found out no one really wanted to skate in the contest I was a little hurt.  But having my friends there helped me see it is not about a contest, judging people on who is better or not, it is about all of us getting together to have a good time and do what we love, skate.

When I first envisioned this event, I wanted it to be about people coming together from different walks of life to do something we all find enjoyment in.  Contest are great, our sport has a good thing going with the AIL and they should be supported.  So from here on out The Last Hurrah will fall on Labor Day weekend as originally intended.  To be a weekend before life gets boggled down by obligations to work or school where we can meet up with friends and skate.  No need for judges or prize money.  No sponsor could ever dish out what we all got out of this past Saturday.  We as rollerbladers never give up when faced with diversity.  We were told not to skate.  We did anyway.

See you next year!!

- Hoch

Everyone loved the Pan Handle Pow Wow edit we put up a few weeks ago, now Seth has made us another dope edit! This time the event featured is the Superhick 2008 which happened at the weekend. You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. To find out the results for all the contests keep on reading below.

If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come. We also just put up our 50th audio show with Dave Paine, if you have not checked this out then you can do so here!

Winners:

Pro/Am Comp:

1st: Chris Haffey
2nd: Franky Morales
3rd: David Sizmore
Big Air: Chris Haffey
Best Line: Andrew Jacuzzi
Best Torque: Jeff Stockwell
Best Trick: Franky Morales

Masters Division:

1st: Tracy White
2nd: Tom Hyser
3rd: Chris Edwards

Open Comp:

1st: Justin Berry
2nd: Casey Wilson
3rd: Carson Starnes

SuperChick Comp:

1st: Chynna Weierstall
2nd: Coco Sanchez
3rd: Becci Wallace

Old Man Comp:

1st: Craig Parsons
2nd: Anthony Timmons
3rd: John Kelson

Grommet Comp:

1st: Shawn Martin
2nd: Reed Huston
3rd: Patrick Anderson

After last year everyone knew some crazy stuff was going to go down at the Chaz Sands Invitational 2008 in Scotland. Paul Cargill has kindly come through with an amazing edit for you all to see, which showcases what went down! You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. Results were as follows -

1st: Brian Aragon
2nd: Chaz Sands
3rd: Albert Hooi

If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come (I have 3 days left of university haha!). You may also like to check out the live update on Be-mag which has more on the event.

The Pan Handle Pow Wow just went down and was crazy as hell! Sethwaterhead created us this amazing edit showcasing what went down. One of my favorite vidcasts yet with some of the craziest skating I have ever seen – enjoy! You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. Results are as follows -

1. Montre Livingston
2. Jon Jon Bolino / Joey Chase
3. Fankie Irven 

If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come. Thanks to Seth for the edit and sorry for the delay due to technical issues. Lots more to come this week from Revival as well…

This past year, Geoff Levy was supposed to release a video that finally exposes the hidden talent and potential of the South Florida area. Unfortunately, he was unable to do so due to being really busy in the college selection process for film. Here is the second montage released that was supposed to be in the video. Featuring skating by – Chris Moraco, Chris Luton, Dustin Spengler, Roman Daricek, Derek Princinsky, Eamonn Kelly, Eric Luipersbeck, Brian Long, Chris Padilla, Jon Fromm, Omar Rodriguez, Willie Trebach, Blake Kelly, Cody Porche, Alec Zavell. You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come.

Another week equals another Thursday Night Blade out in Utah! We are juiced to bring you this sick edit which our buddy Frodo sent over – “We have been hibernating for a while waiting for the snow to go away and the time has come. Utah park blading at it’s best with the talents of Chris Olpin, Cameron Card, Tory Treseder, Zach Egbert, TJ Tregeagle, & Jeff ‘Frodo’ Stanger. Three different parks all filmed during the month of March 2000 and 8. Filmed entirely by Nick Swan. Enjoy.” You can also check it out on our youtube page which has every vidcast up on it, or look through our archives if you want to download any past edits. If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come!

At the end of January Dale Travers brought the a skatemeet up from London to Essex (Saffon Walden to be exact) to session the bowls and park. We got very lucky with the weather and skaters from all over came out to skate and hang with freinds. Some of the days footage was captured so Artur and Greg put this little edit together to show just some of the fun we had. You can also check it out on our youtube page which has every vidcast up on it, or look through our archives if you want to download any past edits. If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come!

This past year, Geoff Levy was supposed to release a video that finally exposes the hidden talent and potential of the South Florida area. Unfortunately, he was unable to do so due to being really busy in the college selection process for film. Here is one of the montages he intended to use for the video. Featuring skating from South and Central Florida as well as the DC area. Skaters (in order of appearance): Dustin Spengler, Brian Arnold, Blake Kelly, Jon Fromm, Cody Porche, Brian “Cheeto” Kreeble, Chris Moraco, Willie Trebach, Jay Greendyke, Derek Pricinsky, Matt Johnson, Justo Garcia, Chris Smith. You can also check it out on our youtube page if you so desire. If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come. (Oh and sorry for the delay Geoff!)

The New Razor Aragon 2 SL has just dropped, we get our hands on one of the first pairs to show you what they are all about! Revival co-host Al Dolega explores the new Razors skate – the first model in the new “SL” boot mold. Thanks to Alex Beaupre for the great filming and editing – Al breaks the skate down and covers the innovative new design piece by piece, and then Razors pro Don Bambrick shows us how to put them to good use. All this in beautiful HD quality! (as long as you are not watching it on your youtube page haha) If you enjoyed the edit be sure to let us know and keep an eye out for many more videos and audio podcasts to come. Sorry it is up a few days after the release of the skate, but we had been asked to hold off until today and so we of course obliged!

The Official 2008 Bittercold Showdown edit is here. ALREADY. Not even 30 hours after the event ended thanks to our boy Brazil. It would have been up earlier if it wasn’t for hotels loosing internet access and car crashes – so thanks again for coming through with the goods after the troubles. So check out what crazyness went down and if you are interested in the results – they are as follows:

1 - Alex Broskow
2 - Jeff Stockwell
3 - Chris Haffey
4 – Brian Shima
5 - David Sizemore

The edit will also be on our youtube page within the next few minutes so check that out if you fancy looking at it in lower quality. Spread the word and keep an eye out for a lot more!

Yet more updates for you guys! We just don’t stop, even if it is still not the audio podcast it defiantly keeps things rolling nicely. Paul Cargil made us this sick edit of what went down at the recent Dundee Factory Competition so check it out! This is featuring skating from the likes of Keir Lindsay, Quinny, James Keyte and Zak Buys. Nice to have some Scottish coverage as we like to bring you footage from all over the globe. Enjoy!

You will remember Artur from our first PDF podcast, now we have this sick profile to go with it for you all to see! As you will have noticed podcasts have been a bit thin lately but we are working away behind the scenes. Working on a new website and new content which we know will be worth your wait. So check out Artur shredding it and if you want to contribute to help in any way with vidcasts, podcasts or PDF articles then be sure to get in touch with us. Thanks for the support as ever.

Mat Grimes just sent us over this killer edit for you guys featuring spare footage from iRollerblade. 13 minutes long and featuring the likes of Ben Schwab, Richie Velasquez, Austin Paz, Steven Tat, Trevor Tylosky, David Sizemore, Mark Wodja, Mike Koliner, Jordan Dale and many, many, many more it is defiantly a hot joint! When you see the quality of this edit with spare clips you should go pick up iRollerblade with even more hotness…
We have another sick PDF and vidcast coming soon, as well as more new updates. Audio shows are running thin right now but it is for a good reason – we are spending time working on the new site so stay tuned for that. Also if you have not yet answered our questionnaire then please take a moment to do so, we want to make this place even better for you.

David Sizemore is shredding everything in his path right now and so when Mat Grimes made us this sick vidcast we were all mad juiced! 20 minutes may not seem like much but for David this is enough time to show more tricks than many other skaters would struggle to do after weeks of practice. So kick back and enjoy the edit!

While your here be sure to peep all the other content we have put out in the last couple of weeks – many dope edits and audio shows. Oh and you must all support Mat and his new video iRollerblade by copping yourself a copy from your nearest store.

This is newest “Official Brazilionaire Joint” and is the Last Vidcast for 2007… and we wanted to go out with a BANG! This edit features skating from the likes of Kruise Sapstein, Jeff Dahmen, Brian Bruno, Steve Lerner and many others. Roll Series is really taking off and we are real juiced to be able to bring this edit of the Milwaukee Roll Series Contest to you guys!
We have brought you guys a tonne of content this year – most recently Episode 47 with Austin Paz, K-Dirty and Chris Haffey. So If you have not yet checked out that episode or any of the other videos or audio shows then be sure to look through our archives and enjoy those. Big things coming for 2008…

Busting out updates for you guys again here at Revival! Today we have a sick edit from the NJ premiere of ‘The Truth‘ by Austin Paz and the Kelso Brothers. I also just got off the phone with Austin for a little audio interview for the next show, we will be fully recording that in the next two days. This edit features the likes of Sean Kelso, Antony Soto, Austin P, Colin Kelso, Franco Cammayo, Erik Stokely, and more! It’s a nice 720 wide video so enjoy and to find out more on The Truth – check the myspace.

If you have not checked the site in a while we also just put up a mini episode with Joey G about Casualty Clothing which we highly recommend you check out if you have not already. Stay tuned for the new show coming very shortly and be sure to subscribe on itunes if you have not already. Thanks as ever to all our sponsors which you can see on the side of the site.

It brings me great pleasure to bring to you this vidcast from Australia. Featuring some sick editing and skating be sure to check this out, our first vidcast from that part of the globe. Super special thanks to John Plaxton and Owen Narita for sorting this out and being behind Revival from the start, we owe you guys. Devise is blowing up right now so find out more on their website.

As for podcasts we are slacking, well just super busy. I hand in my final university work on Wednesday so expect a podcast sometime next week. We have the likes of Kevin Downling, Austin Paz and many more lined up so stay tuned.

High Tech Media presents a new film by Mat Grimes supported by us here at Revival. Featuring skating by David Sizemore, Trevor Tylosky, John Sander and Steven Tat. In stores Christmas 2007.

Once again Rampworx Skatepark plays host to one of the UK’s premier rolling events SLAMM JAMM IX. As well as hosting the Rampworx Battle Royal where the winner gets flown to Germany for the Winterclash. We do not only want to bring you the superstar’s of rolling but the AM’s who are set to be the next big thing, so check the video to see what went down – only on Revival.

You’ve been asking so we’re on par to deliver! The AIL Pro Invitational, part of the AIL World Championships that just went down @ Woodward West. Check out all you’re favorite pro’s competing head to head @ a great event with some next level skating. I was up all night editing this shit and even made in to work on time, so do me a favor and show your love, subscribe to the one and only Revival Rollcast.

This edit is probably the most special vidcast we have put out to date here on Revival. Roll Series and Reality Media Studios present “The Windy City Riot 2007” an official Brazilionaire joint, Kanye West “stronger” remake. Check out what went down at this years finals with this really awesome edit showing what rolling is all about. Do us and rollerblading a favor and spread the word about this to everyone by linking to this page or our youtube please!

At the end of the edit there is also details on the up and coming Roll Series park circuit that will include Bittercold showdown, Superhick, Barn Burner, SDSF and more.

If you are not yet subscribed to us on iTunes so you get all the latest video’s and audio shows directly then click the button below and check it out. We also have all our vidcasts on youtube.

While we wait for the new podcast here is a SICK new vidcast from the guy’s in Utah. Enjoy watching some clips from their June Thursday Night Blade sessions. Featuring sick skating – just download it and peep the goodness!

If you are not yet subscribed to us on iTunes so you get all the latest video’s and audio shows directly then click the button below and check it out.

This week Al Presents a little Friday Night Skate edit from Detroit Michigan edited by Nate Moore. See some sick skating on various obstacles by all the local guys.

Featuring: Noah Zipster, Don Bambrick, Sean Quinn, Edward Gilley, Scott Berels, Brian Murphy, Tom Wurm, Diana Ward and many more!

Episode 40 is done and recorded with Frodo and Collin Martin and will be up in the next couple of days!

More video hotness for you to start the week! Rickayyy put on the sick New Jersey GnarBQ and made us this sick edit! See what went down at a fun filled event & thanks to Nemo for the photo & Rickayyy for the edit.

Featuring: Austin Paz, Jeph Howard, Sean Kelso, Sean Money, Jon Jon Bolino, Chris Dafik, Anthony Soto, Alf, Franco Cammayo, Erik Stokley, Joey G, Ross Anthony and many more!

Keep an eye for a new show at the end of the week and another vidcast coming in the next few days! As ever let us know what you think and be in touch, we do it for you guys!

Video central this week people – first off we have the Chaz Sands Invitational Official edit by Paul Cargil. See what went down at the amazing event that happened in Scotland last weekend.

Featuring: Chaz Sands, Oli Short, Jeff Stockwell, Billy O’Neil, Chris Haffey, Julian Bah and many more!

Keep an eye for the new podcast and two more vidcasts coming in the next 7 days! Thanks to Paul, Balmore, Matty D and Chaz!

The big one is here people! Our second Bittercold Showdown Vidcast created by Dan Kinney, Filmed by Mike Torres and Presented by our man Al Dolega. A slightly different take from our first video we take you through the tradeshow, event and much much more – giving you the true feel of the event. The download is large at 100mb but is perfect for your quicktime player or ipod so check it out!

Featuring: Sean Kelso, Jon Julio, James St Ours, JC Rowe, Adam Johnson, Nick Wood and a tonne more!

(We also have a new show recorded from last week but I have not had one second free to get it sorted – It will be up before the week ends. We just focussed on getting these vidcasts up – thanks, Tim)