The restored Brooklyn Banks stand as a monument to contemporary street skateboarding: the act itself and the culture’s emergent civic guardianship. We checked in to hear what the space means for the generations of New York skaters localising the Banks once again 🧱 — skatebylines.com/2025/07/15/b...
Dolores focuses on women, gender minority skateboarders and inclusive skateboarding projects. “We focus on stories and milestones that have to be told by featuring skateboarders who inspire and empower community, the industry and future skateboarders,” says Abal.
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Dolores Magazine's editor-in-chief, creative director and photographer Raisa spoke about her approach to expanding on submissions and broadening the landscape of skate media for our editors’ roundtable on pitching. Live now at Skate Bylines 📝 — skatebylines.com/2025/07/01/p...
Skate Bylines spoke to the editors of a handful of today’s most notable skateboarding publications — Free, Dolores, Skate Jawn and Mess — for their perspectives on a good story and how to make a pitch land.
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History, as the cliché goes, is written by the victors.
Journalism, historical record of the published word, is written by successful pitchers.
“They spur the losers of the world to take heart — to rise and lose again,” writes Veeck. “Without losers, where would the winners be? So who, in the final analysis, is most entitled to historic memory?”
The New York Mets of 'Can’t Anybody Here Play This Game?' were record-making losers. They were significant, however, not only for their failure on the field but the inspiration which can be found in such failure.
Such descriptors can feel all too familiar for the writer (or any creative) who finds themselves striking out on a failed pitch or, worse yet, the deafening silence of unresponsive editors.
And what is “failing”, but a close cousin of “losing”?
In the introduction to Jimmy Breslin’s 'Can’t Anybody Here Play This Game?', an account of the New York Mets’ historically bad first year, baseball luminary Bill Veeck frames the story as “a history of the Mets, preserving for all time a remarkable tale of ineptitude, mediocrity and abject failure.”
We're back with the baseball analogies for another story on pitching, this time from the perspective of magazine editors. To unpack what makes for a good story and effective pitch we spoke to the editors of Free, Mess, Skate Jawn and Dolores ⚾️ 💨 — skatebylines.com/2025/07/01/p...
As we endeavour to improve the accessibility of our editorial and expanding across formats, you can also listen to an audio version of the story read by @kylebeachy.bsky.social on SoundCloud, Spotify and Apple Podcasts and within the article itself at Skate Bylines.
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"I wanted it to breathe.I wanted to see Dylan riding up, riding away. I wanted to see everything, like the board going under
the bus, you know? When you watch Dylan skate, everything around him was so interesting too," says Greg Hunt 📷 Anthony Acosta — skatebylines.com/2025/05/26/d...
Dylan Rieder and Greg Hunt and frontside ollie during the making of 'dylan.' by Anthony Acosta whose work we're honoured to publish alongside this chapter from @kylebeachy.bsky.social's 'The Most Fun Thing'.
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"Orson Welles had it that, 'If the camera doesn’t like an actor, it just stares at him.' Cameras loved Dylan, but skateboarders loved him better. Eventually," writes @kylebeachy.bsky.social of Dylan Rieder. — 🌹https://skatebylines.com/2025/05/26/dylan-rieder-style-was-his-soul/
"Whatever the change he caused, it was not language that did it. Dylan Rieder was no rhetorician, was not inspired to speak a movement into existence ... No, the revolution of Dylan was not linguistic. It was formal, visual, and spiritual." writes Beachy.
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In a heartfelt essay on Dylan Rieder, @kylebeachy.bsky.social considers style, skateboarding, and how skateboarders come to know those whom we admire from our distances. Live now at Skate Bylines and available as read by Kyle wherever you get your podcasts 🌹 — skatebylines.com/2025/05/26/d...
Sarah Anderson on creating small but meaningful change from her inspiring Beyond Boards interview which covers her work with Deckaid, as an English teacher, and many more uplifting things, and is one of Quentin Delille’s highlights from Beyond Boards 🎙️ — skatebylines.com/2025/05/06/b...
'Ranked & Filed' brings you the headline story from Simple Magic’s weekly ‘Simply Ranked’ newsletter in multimedia form courtesy of Skate Bylines. Watch the video article at Skate Bylines or find the audio version wherever you get your podcasts. 🤝 @colenowicki.com
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Tyshawn Jones is suing former sponsor Supreme to the tune of a million dollars. @colenowicki.com takes the stand to dispatch for Ranked & Filed, playing at Skate Bylines and wherever you get your podcasts 🎬 @farrangolding.bsky.social ⚖️ — skatebylines.com/2025/05/19/c...
Anthony Van Engelen on ‘The Hat’, a ten-gallon crown of honour passed amongst the Alien Workshop team during the making of ‘Mind Field’ as discussed in the 100th episode of Beyond Boards🤠 We spoke to host Quentin Delille about his highlights from show 🎙️ — skatebylines.com/2025/05/06/b...
"My goal was to get a mix of well-known and lesser-known people from all areas of skate culture that you didn’t see or hear in other skate podcasts,” says Delille of the show’s initial intention. 📝 @farrangolding.bsky.social
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Beyond Boards, the most well-researched podcast in skateboarding recently reached its 100th episode. Host Quentin Delille shared his highlights from thoughtful conversations with writers, photographers, videographers, artists and other interesting folks 🎙️ — skatebylines.com/2025/05/06/b...
'Ranked & Filed' brings you the headline story from Simple Magic’s weekly ‘Simply Ranked’ newsletter in multimedia form courtesy of Skate Bylines. Watch the full article at Skate Bylines or find the audio version wherever you get your podcasts. 🤝 @colenowicki.com
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Tom Schaar told the world “Vert’s Not Dead” with his new video part. @colenowicki.com considers what that means for the future of the discipline to introduce ‘Ranked & Filed’, a Simple Magic and Skate Bylines co-production edited by @farrangolding.bsky.social ✨ — skatebylines.com/2025/05/01/t...
Full version of the above highlight from the show, with Kyle's commentary on The Boss in 'Baker Has A Deathwish Part 2', playing below and catch the full episode where you get listenin' 📻
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“He’s mowing the lawn all across L.A.” — @kylebeachy.bsky.social on the inherent goodness of contemporary Andrew Reynolds. Thanks to all who shared our latest podcast and gave kind words. It means a lot 😘 — skatebylines.com/2025/04/15/a...
This week, vert is back, baby! I launch my campaign to bring back Stoned Wheat Thins, Muska puts a ™️ on it, and more.
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"Stu Kirst is hugging Rowan Zorilla while "Mandy" is playing." ❤️ @kylebeachy.bsky.social on the wholesomeness Andrew Reynolds brought to ‘Baker Has A Deathwish Part 2’ from our podcast ‘A Puzzle of Andrew Reynolds’ by @farrangolding.bsky.social 🎞️ — skatebylines.com/2025/04/15/a...
A dark knight in white denim 🦉 @kylebeachy.bsky.social on Heath Kirchart in a tangent from ‘A Puzzle of Andrew Reynolds’. Playing wherever you get your podcasts and at Skate Bylines 🎙️ — skatebylines.com/2025/04/15/a...
It's also up on Youtube where you can also watch Reynolds' 'Stay Gold' part with commentary from Kyle from the the podcast 📺
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