Josh, founder of San Diego-based brand 3CCH1, joins The Bigspin to talk about his skateboarding background, love for fingerboarding and handboarding, and the inspiration behind his bold, sometimes edgy graphics. He also reflects on his brief influencer era and how family life has reshaped his approach to running the brand. Follow @3cch1fb, @thebigspinpodcast, and @fb.christopher on Instagram for updates and behind-the-scenes content.Support the show
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A Conversation with Sorry for Fingerboarding (Part 1)
This episode of The Bigspin is a little different—in the best way. Instead of our usual show build format, this one plays out more like an open conversation. That’s because when you're talking with someone like Nash from Sorry for Fingerboarding, trying to fit his story into a strict timeline just wouldn’t do it justice.Nash is a natural storyteller, and his brand has such a deep history in the scene that trying to cover it all in one go would ruin the flow. So we didn’t. We let the conversation lead us. We touched on everything from the early days of Sorry, to the culture it helped shape, and some of the philosophy behind it all.And the best part? This isn’t the end. In just a few days, Nash and I will be linking up in Boston, and we’re planning to sit down for Part Two. Can’t wait to keep it going.Support Sorry: https://www.sorryforfingerboarding.com/Support the show
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The Grindright Interview
In this episode, we sit down with Mark, the founder of Grind Right, a newer fingerboard brand that’s been gaining steady momentum over the past year. We talk about how he got into making rails, what inspired the first designs, and the lessons he’s learning while building a brand from the ground up.It’s a conversation about figuring it out as you go, staying hands-on, and building something with intention.Check out the site: grindrightfb.comFollow Grind Right: @grindright.fbFollow us: @thebigspinpodcastNew episodes every week.Support the show
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The Whytmyk Interview
On this episode of The Bigspin podcast, we’re sitting down with a true fingerboard local legend—Mike Clarke, better known in the community as Whytmyk! We dive into his early skate years, his passion for fingerboarding, and how a simple request from his son to build a fingerboard park evolved into a beloved brand known for its quality, durability, and epic realism.Be sure to show Mike some love on IG: @WhytmykCheck out his rad crete: https://whytmykconcrete.bigcartel.com/Support the show
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The Weaselrat Interview
On the next episode of The Bigspin, I’m joined by Miguel and Donnie, the masterminds behind Weaselrat— a rising fingerboard brand rooted in San Diego, CA, and Santa Fe, NM. Despite being relatively new to the scene, they’ve already made waves with their support for the community and a commitment to pushing fingerboarding forward. With professional backgrounds in marketing and digital media, their sharp, standout branding speaks for itself. The full pod drops April 4th on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify!Be sure to follow WR on IG: https://www.instagram.com/weaselratfb/Support the show
Welcome to The Bigspin (a fingerboard podcast) where we shine a spotlight on the incredible people and brands who have played a key role in growing the global fingerboard community! From the early days of fingerboarding to the rise of iconic brands.. In each episode, we talk with community leaders, brand founders, and fingerboard influencers who share their experiences, challenges, and successes in helping fingerboarding reach new heights. Whether you're new to fingerboarding or a long-time fan, this podcast will give you an inside look at what it takes to drive fingerboard culture forward!
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