Heath Pinter has been in the magazines for as long as I can remember and for some reason, I’ve always associated him with doing cool stuff… Whether it’s having a crazy color scheme on his bike years ago, building hot-rods, or hanging out with celebrities, Heath’s done it. He’s also taken on a larger roll with all of his sponsors. Rather than just being a rider, Heath does a lot of behind the scenes stuff like being a team manager, or working with big companies to build BMX programs. We hit up Heath to chat about all of the above and we also asked him to tell a few stories about NFL player Lonnie Paxton, one of Heath’s good friends and one of the craziest dudes I’ve ever met!
Check out our latest interview with Heath Pinter here.
There’s a dope little interview with Mike Aitken that was just posted on the Fit site.
Check it out here.
Check out an interview with me on BMX Union about Defgrip, how it all started, who’s behind it, and what kind of gear we all have. You’ll even be able to find a link to the very first version of the site and check out our content from post number 1!
Big thanks to Kurt for hooking the interview up! Check it here.
Even though filming is still in progress, Stew was kind enough to give us an update on Anthem 2.
Click below for a quick Q&A.
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Check out an interview with the one and only Gaz of Mutiny Bikes on BMX Union. Gaz talks a bit about how him and Joe came to own the company, the riders, new parts, web videos, and BMX in general.
Check out the interview here.
Check out a little Q&A with Marco Svizzero, the dude behind a bunch of BMX videos, as well as the current Lotek SF project.
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Your boy from TCU has a good interview on BMX UNION.
For the record, I find his site the most useful for all random bmx news/updates.
I asked Dave Jacobs a few questions regarding his Video Spots and just video/web stuff in general.
Click below for Dave’s views on that stuff, and other info including the new time frame for viewing each video spot.
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Randy Taylor is one of my favorite dudes to watch whenever some Mutiny or V-Club footage pops up, so I’ve asked him to fill in some blanks for us.
Click below for that.
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Monocle Magazine has quickly become one of my favorite publications of right now. I have really been drawn in by their quality of content and broad range of topics. I don’t really follow foreign affairs as much as I should, so Monocle has been a great source for me and has got me thinking a lot more about the world, rather than just my little bubble, while giving me a look into a lot of great design topics that I might not look into on my own. Monocle was started by Wallpaper founder Tyler Brule who rounded up Andrew Tuck to be the editor. Andrew was recently interviewed by Steven Vogel for Steven’s site, Black Lodges where the conversed over the concept behind Monocle, the current state of print, and what it’s like to be the editor of a worldwide publication.
Check out the Monocle interview on Black Lodges here.
