Tony Hawk: Radicalizing a Generation
2026-10-07 · 67 min · episode 7 · 8 entities
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Episode description as stored
Vic Mensa hosts legendary guest and pro skater, Tony Hawk. They deep dive into skating culture, and Vic shares how much Tony Hawk's Pro Skater meant to him as a kid. They talk about the business behind being a pro skater, the iconic tricks, the love, the haters and even Tony Hawk's direct connection to music, and how much Black people love him.
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(00:00) Cold open
(00:55) Rage Against the Machine and the Pro Skater soundtrack
(04:04) Virgil, Pharrell and skating on the South Side
(09:01) Dead Kennedys, Police Truck and Gang of Four
(16:51) Skate videos and the Bones Brigade
(25:10) Learning kickflips alone
(30:25) Building skateparks from Navajo Nation to Ghana
(36:37) An outcast in an outcast world
(43:03) The 900 and what failure teaches
(54:34) Rodney Mullen or Nietzsche
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