Eric Dressen - Part 5

Ricky Oyola

In part one of the much-anticipated Ricky Oyola series, we finally hear the story behind his coveted Z Rollers and get to meet Ricky’s Philly mentor, Roger Browne.

Eric Dressen

Eric has witnessed firsthand the rise and fall of skateboarding three times, and each time affected Eric in a different way. These days, Eric skates for Santa Cruz and tattoos full time at Will Rise i…

Eric Dressen - Trailer

When I first saw Eric Dressen I was a little star struck and kind of intimidated. He told me he liked my show and that the Anthony Pappalardo episode was his favorite. That tripped me out. My immediat…

Elissa Steamer

We’re psyched to finally have a female pro skater on the show, and who better than Elissa Steamer, the first female pro skater ever. Two weeks ago said we wouldn't make a huge deal about her being a l…

Eric Koston

Here it is, folks, the 'Epicly Later'd' series on the man considered to be the greatest street skater of the modern era. What does that mean exactly? Nothing really, but Eric Koston is the standard by…

Eric Koston - Trailer

An inside look at the personal history of the best, and most guarded, street skater of all time.

Arto Saari

Arto Saari's story is nothing short of miraculous. Obviously he's naturally gifted and skated his ass off as a kid, but his rise to prominence is like no one else's.

Arto Saari - Trailer

Back like a bat out hell, Epicly Later'd kicks off its fifth year of production with Arto Saari. Arto's story has it all, from the skate-fairy tale beginning of his career to his awe-inspiring video p…

Bonus: Behind the Scenes in Photos

A small sampling of the style of photos that inspired the people at VICE to ask Patrick to make a show out of his blog, Epicly Later'd.

Bonus: Jake Phelps

Jake Phelps reminds me of the editor of the Daily Planet in Spider-Man. He just sits there and yells at people all day.

Bonus: Beagle

This episode really embodies what this show is all about.

Bonus: 2007 Original Skate Footage

This week's bonus episode features all the skate footage we shot for the first year of Epicly Later'd.

Bonus: Supreme

This little bonus feature was filmed in late 2006, before the first Epicly Later'd even aired. The video features Javier Nunez leading Patrick on a tour of Supreme LA, all the while giving us insight

Bonus: Jacob Rosenberg

Jacob Rosenberg was the main man behind the video camera for the first two Plan B videos, Questionable and Virtual Reality. He got his start helping out with H Street videos and the Blind video.

Bonus: Braydon Szafranski in NYC

If this doesn't inspire you to get a satanic themed tattoo, we don't know what will.

Bonus: Bryan Herman's House

For the next eight weeks we'll be airing the extras from the Epicly Later'd DVD that came out in December 2008 while we prepare for the next jaw-dropping season, which starts with Arto Saari in May. T…

Menace: Part 1

Part 1 of the Menace Epicly Later'd series is a meet and greet of sorts with all of your urban skateboard heros of the early 90s. These gentlemen run the gamut of life experiences over last 15 years.

Trailer: Menace

We're finally going to start putting out the Menace episodes.

Brandon Westgate

Patrick went up to Wareham and coaxed Brandon Westgate into talking about cranberry bogs, lawn mower parts, and dentists who trade Vicodins for BJs.

Brandon Westgate - Trailer

Next Generation East Coast powerhouse. Three part series starting on Thursday May 12th.

Josh Kalis

The Kalis series finally begins.

Josh Kalis - Teaser

The Josh Kalis series starts next week, and it should be one of the most thorough episodes we have ever done.

Antwuan Dixon

The Antwuan Dixon Epicly Later’d has finally arrived.

Dylan Rieder

Dylan is the most exciting skater out right now, hands down.

Dylan Rieder Teaser

Starting next week we’ll explore the story behind the only man that could stand up next to Stay Gold

Gonz and Hosoi

The twin kings of vert- and street-skating trade mutual praise.

Antwuan Dixon:Teaser

Epicly Later’d: Antwuan Dixon coming soon.

Full Bleed

Full Bleed is a photography book coming out through Vice that has photos of skating in New York City from the last 30+ years. It was put together by Ivory Serra, Alex Corporan, and Andre Razo, wi

Lizard King

Thank Satan! Finally, the new Lizard King episodes have begun.

Brian Anderson

A regular dude who happened to get the opportunity to become pro, and didn’t kook it.

A Little Follow Up With Max Schaaf

The motherlode of Pine Street Mob and Widow Maker footage came in a month late. Fortunately for you, we decided it would be pretty stupid not to double back and provide you with these lost gems.

Max Schaaf

Max Schaaf was born with style. It comes through in everything he does – from his backside ollies to the way he builds his choppers.

Beauty and the Beast

The Girl and Anti-Hero teams head up the West Coast with heads full of Brazilian superjuice.

Beauty and the Beast Trailers

10-part series on greatest skateboard tour ever.

James Kelch

James Kelch exposes his hidden connection to the Juice.

James Kelch Trailers

James was the Embarcadero regulator.

Guy Mariano

In the Guy Mariano episodes of Epicly Later’d we are pillaging the fuck out of them, and I hope at least some skaters will be as excited as I am

Marc Johnson

Marc Johnson is the second to last person we are covering in the Lakai series

Ty Evans

Yeah Right filmer Ty Evans won’t stop trying to push his techno tape on skateboarders.

Anthony Pappalardo

Patrick gets his foot in Pappalardo’s door.

Mike Carroll

We are breaking away from the Fully Flared format and kicking off some episodes based on the super fresh Mike Carroll

Alex Olson

Alex saw his stress montage coming.

Eric Koston

Professional crastination.

Mike Mo

In part three of our Lakai series, we visit Mike Mo at his parents’ home, and Mike delivers an important message about love to his mother, via the kitchen whiteboard.

Fully Flared

The Lakai premier of Fully Flared

Ethan Fowler

Ethan Fowler and his buddies hit the road on Vespas.

Gino Iannucci

A trip to Lido Beach with a reclusive legend.

John Cardiel

The humble, country beginnings of John Cardiel, skateboarder.

Daewon Song

The benefits of skating in shitty neighborhoods.

Tricks Pro Skaters Really Regret

In this special installment of Epicly Later’d, Patrick asks the skaters on the set of Lakai’s Fully Flared, which tricks have you done that you really regret?

Wildride

On the road with the Emerica biker pack.

Robstock

“The Low-Card Zine Blow-Out Party”

Jake Rosenberg

Epicly Later’d‘s first filmer combs through his vaults.

Pat Duffy

There’s not much else to say about Pat: He shredded hard, became a pile, then shredded again. We don’t even talk about the party monster side—I guess we were too busy going on weird po…

Chris Haslam

Chris runs us through his elaborate indoor obstacle course.

John Rattray

Caledonia’s finest skateboarder discusses thrashing in the homeland.

Jason Dill's History

Jason Dill shows us his bathroom and talks about his very first ads.

Tim O'Connor

Tim O’Connor rips on everybody in the new issue of Thrasher.

Jim Greco

Jim gives us a tour of his home me-seum and buys a pair of boots from the guy who ended up with Johnny Thunders’s rosary.

Erik Ellington

Erik shows us around the grounds of his new Hollywood mansion.

Steve Rodriguez

This episode is a skate tour around NYC with Steve Rodriguez. Between his work for 5boro and attending city council meetings and sessions, he’s always either skatin

Fred Gall

In between new episodes of Epicly we’re pulling out a few of our favorites from the archives. Here’s Fred Gall with a rundown of the shitty skate spots of the Garden State.

Jerry Hsu

Jerry Hsu shows Patrick his home skating movies.

Alex Olson

Alex’s stress over his upcoming part in the Lakai video segues nicely into a timeless test of wills with his father, 70s pro-skater Steve Olson.

Henry Sanchez

Henry Sanchez was a key figure in the EMB scene in San Francisco. Looking back now, a lot of skaters from that time seem pretty dated. But Henry’s old parts still h

Ray Barbee

Through the magic of talking, Ray Barbee takes us on a whirlwind tour of skateboarding in the 80s.

Jake Phelps

Thrasher’s editor takes us on a driving tour of the Bay.

Billy Rohan

Today we take a tour of the East Village with Billy Rohan. Like many a day of New York City skateboarding, this episode begins at Tompkins Square Park: the epicenter of fun distractions.

Gonz and Hosoi

How about this for a meeting of minds? Mark Gonzales and Christian Hosoi, the two (probably) most important skaters of all time, just hanging out and shooting the shit.

Jerry Hsu Slams

For your viewing pleasure, a bonus reel of Jerry Hsu slams from the filming of Bag of Suck. Enjoy!

Neckface

Neck Face, Brooklyn’s most love/hate-ed graffiti artist, takes Patrick on a tour of some of his all-time favorite tags.

Braydon Szafranski

Braydon shows Patrick his 70s van and provides a little auto-tattography.

Andrew Reynold's Madness

In this episode, Andrew Reynolds shows us how to deal with his skateboarding madness in five easy, unmessupable steps. Also his going- to- bed madness.

New Year's in Mexico

Epicly Later’d takes a trip to Kevin “Spanky” Long’s father’s Mexican beach house to ring in the new year with Spanky, Spanky Sr., and Jerry Hsu.

Kevin "Spanky" Long

This episode is about Kevin “Spanky” Long, also known as Reggie Brothers. We had to help him and his mutually- ADHD father break into his own car just to get

Jason Dill

Jason Dill has contributed so much to the history of skateboarding so far that he can pretty much spend the next ten years sitting on a barstool and he will never not be one of our favorite skater

Dustin Dollin

Fresh from Australia, Dustin Dollin hits the East Village to do a little drinking, skating, boot-shopping, drinking, getting a tattoo on his ear, and more drinking.

Epicly Laterd Season 3 Trailer

Brian Anderson Trailer

Brian Anderson, beyond the Front Blunt at Hubba Hideout. Part 1 premiers this Thursday, March 18th!

Max Schaaf Trailer

Coming soon: Max Schaaf, classically-trained Oakland vert master.