Skate For Africa is back with a thrilling Halloween Special, diving into the shadows of the skateboarding world. In this spine-chilling episode, two mysterious hosts take over the mics from the YBF Plaza, leading listeners through an eerie exploration of skateboarding’s darker side. The episode is packed with tales of terrifying tricks, spine-tingling injuries, and hair-raising behind-the-scenes stories, guaranteed to send shivers down your spine.

The special opens with a recap of a recent Skate Jam, where local skaters showcased jaw-dropping skills and fierce determination. The hosts relive the event’s most unforgettable moments, praising skaters like Wasted for their fearless performances. They also share their experiences setting up a particularly brutal obstacle: the bump-to-bump over the bench, a challenge that had even seasoned skaters pulling off only the simplest tricks.

A shout-out goes to Skate Emporium, a company known for consistently supporting the skateboarding community, rain or shine. The podcast acknowledges their dedication and hints at upcoming events that aim to give back to the youth and inspire the next generation of skaters.

The Halloween Special features a candid discussion about skateboarding politics in South Africa, with insights from a veteran skater-turned-filmmaker who has navigated the complexities of the scene. Listeners get a glimpse into the industry’s challenges, the power struggles, and the importance of staying true to the love of skateboarding.

Adding to the intrigue, the episode touches on the role of filmers in shaping the skateboarding culture. The guests emphasize how crucial it is to capture skateboarding’s essence and inspire others through cinematic storytelling. They reflect on their own journeys, from self-taught filming techniques to documenting legendary tricks and working with influential skateboarding magazines like Session.

With spooky vibes and skateboarding wisdom, the Skate For Africa Halloween Special reminds fans that skateboarding isn’t just about tricks; it’s about the stories, the struggles, and the community that binds skaters together.

“Welcome to Skate For Africa, Africa’s home of skateboarding. Hold on tight, because this ride is about to get spooky!”

As they say,

Kurhula David Ngobeni

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