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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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.

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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

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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.