Epicly Later'd

On this premiere episode we sit down with Don 'Nuge' Nguyen to learn about his origins in Oklahoma, his move to California, and why Nuge is considered not only a legend but an all around hero.

In this episode we spend time with Stefan Janoski. From growing up in Vacaville to rejecting a spot on Alien Workshop, we learn about the path that led Stefan to become one of the most successful skateboarders of all time.

We travel with Ryan Lay to learn more about his unique path in skateboarding. From multiple sponsors to days-long hikes, join us to discover what makes Ryan a true journeyman.

In this episode of Epicly Later’d, we meet up with Chandler Burton. We learn about Chandler’s troubled past, coming out, and why skating in drag gives him superpowers.

On this episode of Epicly Later'd, we explore the legendary career of Anthony Van Engelen. From classic video parts to epic meltdowns, few skaters have the same power, focus, and dedication as AVE. Join us as we learn what keeps Anthony going and why he’s earned his mark on skateboarding.

Jeremy Klein is a true skate legend, the first to back smith a handrail and a pioneer of street skating who’s always stirred up a bit of chaos and mischief. His style & influence can be seen with his parts in iconic videos like World Industries’ ‘Rubbish Heap’, Birdhouse’s ‘The End’, and Hookups’ ‘Destroying America’. Even in his 50s, Jeremy Klein keeps the spirit of skateboarding alive, channeling its rebellious, independent vibe through his company, JK Industries.

On this episode of Epicly Later'd we meet up with Atiba Jefferson. We learn what sets him apart from the rest, what keeps him going, and the journey that led him to become one of skateboarding’s most influential photographers.

On this episode of Epicly Later’d, we dive into the world of Ben Kadow — known for his style, energy, and unfiltered personality. From his beginnings in Brewster, New York to becoming a fixture in the New York City scene. Ben shares his journey, influences, and life on and off his board.

Bobby Puleo is known for effortlessly skating the seemingly un-skateable. In this episode of Epicly Later’d, he takes us from New Jersey’s rough ’90s streets to San Francisco’s emerging scene and back to New York, where he refined his signature style. Bobby unpacks his creative process, shares his take on conspiracy theories, and gets candid with peers about his journey.

Alexis Sablone’s story is unlike any other in skateboarding. From Boston’s early 2000s scene and her breakout part in PJ Ladd’s Wonderful Horrible Life, to earning a degree in architecture and stepping away from the spotlight, Alexis always did things her own way. Her return to skating led to turning pro, competing at the highest level, and helping open the door for a new era of women in skateboarding.

Epicly Later'd explored the life of Casper Brooker, from his life as kid on the streets of London to his rise to one of the UK's most legendary pro skaters...and how the tragic death of a close friend helped push him along on his path. We're talking the UK Skater scene, mental health struggles and more with the London Legend, Casper Brooker!