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In this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast, I sit down with Nick Yost, based out of Upstate New York and the person behind Run It Back, a secondhand marketplace for fingerboard products! Run It Back has a unique approach to the fingerboard market. Nick buys used fingerboard products in bulk, sorts through everything, checks the quality, and gives products a second life by reselling them to people looking for affordable gear. I dig into Nick’s background in skateboarding and fingerboarding, how Run It Back came together, and what it’s like building a business around secondhand fingerboard products. We also talk about his plans to travel and connect with more people in the scene! With reselling carrying a pretty negative reputation these days, especially with the rise of people buying up everything from Pokémon cards to collectibles just to flip them for profit, we also get into the stigma surrounding resellers and how Nick approaches that perception with Run It Back! Support the show

In this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast, I sit down with Deiondre Moses-Spencer, the owner of Dread Tuning, a Pacific Northwest-based brand that’s quickly becoming a favorite in the fingerboard community for its high-quality bushings and tuning products. Deiondre has been involved in fingerboarding for years, but his journey hasn’t been a straight line. We talk about getting into the hobby, stepping away and coming back multiple times, starting different brands along the way, and the lessons he’s learned from each experience. Dread Tuning officially started in December 2025, making this a really interesting look at someone who is still early in building a brand while already having a long history with fingerboarding. We get into what it’s like starting over, what he’s learned from previous businesses, his love for the hobby, and how he’s approached building Dread from the ground up. We also get into some fingerboard hot takes, the current state of the scene, and plenty of conversation about what it takes to build something in the fingerboard community. Whether you’ve been fingerboarding for years or you’re just getting started, there’s a lot to take away from this one. Support the show

It’s been nearly two years since Christian from Kalye first sat down with me for one of he very first episoes on the pod, and a lot has changed since then! If you’re new to Kalye or want the full origin story, definitely go back and listen to Episode 1. In this episode, we pick up with Christian after his return from a long hiatus and the revitalization of the brand, including bringing Jake and myself into the fold! Christian has gotten a reputation for being someone who puts content creators at the center of his brand, so we talk about whether that perception actually bothers him.. or if he lean ino it! We also revisit the conversation around Christian no longer producing his own boards and how he’s shifted his focus more toward the graphics, art, and creative direction behind Kalye. We also talk about the SoCal fingerboard scene, Christian’s recent trip to the Philippines to host events, the future of Kalye, and what’s next for the brand. And with Kalye approaching its 10-year anniversary this December, there’s plenty to look back on and plenty to look forward to! Support the show

On this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast I'm getting deep into the world of fingerboard deck making with three makers who are at completely different stages of their journey! I sat down with Stephan from Device, who has been making fingerboard decks for roughly 14 years, Manny from Dungeon Crawl, who has been running his brand and making decks for about 2 years, and Preston, who has only been making decks for around 2 months under the brand name Prest! We cover tons of questions about deck making, but the real focus is on their individual experiences, techniques, challenges, and perspectives. From the process of making a high-quality deck to building and growing a brand, each of these guys brings something completely different to the conversation! This episode is all about the ins and outs of deck making, straight from the people actually doing it! Support your local deck makers!  Support the show

Podcast DescriptionIn this episode of The Bigspin Podcast, I sat down with Charlie from Chicken Fingerboards. Charlie has been making fingerboards for nearly a decade, but it’s only been within the last couple of years that he’s turned that passion into a full on fingerboard brand..! Until just a few weeks ago, Charlie was based in Los Angeles before making the move to the Pacific Northwest and now settling in the Seattle area. We talk about growing up and skateboarding in Southern California, his long history of deck making, and what ultimately pushed him to take the leap from making boards to building a brand around them! We also pick Charlie’s brain about his approach to making decks and what goes into producing some of the highest-quality boards in the scene. We get his thoughts on brand identity and overall aesthetic, what it takes to grow a brand in the modern fingerboarding scene, and his plans to travel and connect with more of the community! From his history as a deck maker to the future of Chicken Fingerboards, this episode is a look at what it takes to turn years of experience and passion into something much bigger! Go support Chicken Fingerboards! www.chknfingerboards.com Support the show

In this episode I sit down with Mitch, the Australian founder of Find Some Time, a Fingerboard magazine built around slowing things down and telling meaningful stories about people and brands who have spent years building up the fb community! We talk about Mitch’s early days in Fingerboarding and skateboarding, coming from a time when the scene, YouTube, and the internet were all still in their infancy. Throughout his journey, one thing has remained consistent: his positive attitude and his commitment to pushing his local community forward! We dive deep into the philosophy behind Find Some Time fb mag and why Mitch intentionally chose to take a different approach from the fast-paced world of modern content. The magazine doesn’t follow a monthly release schedule or chase constant output. Instead, it focuses on thoughtful, high-quality stories that give people and their experiences the time and attention they deserve. Mitch also breaks down the entire process of creating a magazine from start to finish, from finding the stories worth telling to putting together the final product. We talk about what goes into creating something with real substance, get some details about the upcoming second issue, and explore what it means to document and celebrate the incredible people who make up the Fingerboard community. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to create something meaningful in a scene that moves so quickly, this one is for you! Support the show

In this episode of The Bigspin, I sit down with Andrew Furca, also known online as Anxiety Offline, a Fingerboard creator based out of Michigan! Andrew specializes in TikTok and short form content, but his creativity goes far beyond social media. He also creates and sells hyper-realistic concrete fingerboard obstacles, featuring his signature airbrush graffiti designs. On top of creating content and building obstacles, Andrew is focused on growing the local fingerboard scene through his own events, including Boards & Brews! This conversation covers a little bit of everything.. rom creating content and building obstacles to running events, growing a local community, and finding your own place within the Fingerboard scene. Whether you’re a creator, obstacle maker, event organizer, or just someone who loves Fingerboarding, there’s something in this episode for you! Much love to Michigan fingerboarding! Support the show

In this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast, I'm joined by Noah, the dude behind Kazi Underground Fingerboard Magazine, to discuss his journey through the world of fingerboarding. From discovering the hobby and creating fingerboard content on YouTube to launching one of the scene's newest independent magazines, Noah shares the story behind Kazi and his mission to preserve fingerboard culture through print. We also talk about the creative process behind each issue, documenting the history of fingerboarding, the evolution of fingerboard media, the current state of the community, and what the future holds for Kazi Underground Fingerboard Magazine. Whether you're a longtime fingerboarder or just getting into the hobby, this episode is packed with insight into the people, brands, and creativity driving the fingerboarding scene forward. Support the show

From driving a Zamboni for a living just a few years ago to becoming one of TikTok's fastest rising Fingerboard live creators, Buck is building his company into something special! Based out of New Jersey, Buck is the owner of Buck Boards, where every deck is 100% handmade. Beyond building premium Fingerboards, he's become known for entertaining hundreds of viewers at a time during his live streams, helping introduce new people to the hobby while growing a loyal community. In this episode, Buck shares his story from growing up skateboarding to discovering a passion for snowboarding later in life. We also dive into the realities of burnout, why he stepped away from the hobby for a while, and what brought him back stronger than ever. We discuss what it really takes to build and maintain a successful Fingerboard brand, tackle a few of the hobby's hottest topics, and hear about Buck's travel plans for the rest of 2026. Whether you're a longtime Fingerboarder, a content creator, or someone looking to turn a passion into something bigger, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Support the show

On this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast, I'm joined by Tristin, one half founder of Cleveland Bolt Co. We dive into his early years skating the streets of Cleveland, Ohio, his unexpected connection to pro skater Chad Muska, and the story behind the rapid rise of Cleveland Bolt Co! Before building one of fingerboarding's fastest-growing brands, Tristin was creating content as a podcast host and influencer, giving him a unique perspective on what it really takes to build a brand and stay consistent in today's social media world. We also talk skate culture, traveling, content creation, balancing business with having fun, and the lessons he's learned along the way. Whether you're thinking about starting your own fingerboard brand, looking to grow your social media presence, or just love hearing the stories behind the people shaping the community, this episode is packed with insight, laughs, and plenty of pause moments! Support the show

On this episode of The Bigspin, we sit down with Ricardo, the owner and founder of fingerboard brand Bullgod, all the way from Portugal. What started as a love for skateboarding and skate culture at a young age eventually turned into a mission to make fingerboarding more accessible for everyone. Ricardo opens up about growing up in Portugal, discovering fingerboarding, and realizing early on that a lot of products were simply too expensive for kids like him to afford. Instead of accepting that, he built Bullgod around the idea that fingerboarding should be for everybody.. no matter their financial situation! Even as Bullgod has grown into a respected brand offering high-end pro products, ramps, and now even skateboard gear, Ricardo has stayed true to his roots by always keeping affordable options available. We also dive into the Portugal fingerboard scene, the evolution of Bullgod over the last seven years, his plans for the future, and the mindset that’s helped him stay humble through it all! The craziest part? This episode almost never happened. Ricardo happened to be visiting the US, pulled up to Sunday Sessions, and through pure chance we decided to film this conversation just one day before he flew back home to Portugal. A genuine conversation with one of the most down-to-earth people in fingerboarding! Support Bullgod!  https://www.bullgodfb.com/ Support the show

On this episode of The Bigspin Podcast, we sit down with legendary pro fingerboarder Chris Daniels for a deep dive into nearly 20 years of fingerboarding history. From his early obsession with skateboarding and discovering fingerboarding in its infancy, to becoming one of the most respected names in the scene, Chris shares stories and insight that only someone who truly lived through every era can give! We talk about his longtime sponsorship with Blackriver, traveling to Germany, building lifelong friendships with people like Mike Schneider, and witnessing the rise and fall ofncountless fingerboard companies over the years. Chris also gives some awesome hot takes on the current state of fingerboarding, what actually creates longevity in the scene, and why some brands, creators, and riders last while others disappear! This episode is packed with history, perspective, laughs, and real conversation from someone who helped shape modern fingerboarding culture. Definitely one of those episodes that could’ve gone another three hours… part two might have to happen sooner rather than later!  Support the show

On this episode of The Bigspin, we sit down with longtime fingerboard YouTuber Sid, also known as Vicious274, to talk about his journey through almost two decades of fingerboarding content creation! From uploading his very first videos over 16 years ago to building one of the most recognizable channels in fingerboarding with over 20,000 subscribers, Sid shares what it’s been like watching the scene evolve while staying true to himself the entire time. We dive into how he first discovered fingerboarding back in 2009, the early days of YouTube fingerboarding, and why he’s intentionally kept all of his old videos online as a timeline of growth and memories. Sid also reflects on some of his biggest moments, including his viral Canadian fingerboard event vlog that hit over 500,000 views and even landing on local news coverage at a time when fingerboarding was still heavily misunderstood by outsiders! Outside of fingerboarding, we talk sneakers, music, skate culture, creativity, and what continues to inspire him after all these years. More than anything, this episode captures Sid’s genuine passion for the community and the mindset that’s kept him going for so long..  “As long as I have two fingers, I’ll always be fingerboarding.” A super nostalgic and inspiring conversation with one of the OG voices of fingerboard YouTube!!! Support the show

On today’s episode of The Bigspin Podcast I welcome back Nash, owner and founder of Sorry For Fingerboarding and part owner of Index Fingerboard Shop in Chicago. This is Nash’s second time on the podcast, and this episode serves as a catch-up on everything that’s changed since part one. If you want the full history of Sorry For Fingerboarding and a deep dive into Nash’s journey and everything he’s been through with the company, make sure to check out his first episode on The Bigspin! In this episode we talk about Nash’s move from Visalia, California to Chicago to be part of the Blackriver Chicago store, and how only weeks after moving he found out the shop was closing. Faced with the decision to move back to California or stay and build something new, Nash chose to stay! Since then, he’s helped launch Index Fingerboard Shop, which is quickly becoming an important part of the Chicago fingerboard scene as they approach their one-year anniversary. We talk about the importance of physical fingerboard shops, the future of Sorry For Fingerboarding as they approach 12 years as a company, his involvement with KNIFE, and everything else going on in his world. Always a good time having Nash on The Bigspin. Stay tuned for part three! Support the show

On today’s episode of The Bigspin Podcast, I sit down with Chris Hulbert, owner of LC Boards. LC has helped make fingerboarding accessible to hundreds of people around the world by offering high-quality, low-cost setups that give people a real entry point into the hobby. Beyond complete setups, LC also offers higher-end ramps, wheels, and trucks while continuing to grow one of the biggest names in the scene! Chris has built a massive social media presence through viral fingerboard content and consistent posting, and in this episode we talk about the pressure that comes with always trying to create the next big video. Based out of the Pacific Northwest and spending a lot of time around the Salt Lake City, Utah fingerboard scene, Chris shares his love for action sports, content creation, and his perspective on being one of the brands responsible for bringing so many new people into fingerboarding.. especially people who may not have been able to financially get into the hobby otherwise! This was a really solid conversation about growth, accessibility, content pressure, and building a brand that reaches people worldwide! Support LC!  https://lcboards.com/ Support the show