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The TOA crew got together this past winter and formed like Voltron on the west coast to escape the NY winter and bring the dudes together from their scattered locales across the globe. We're stoked to announce that the 9 minute video piece is finally ready and just went live over at the Jenkem Mag site. Grab your surfboard and click ahead to check it out.

Joel Meinholz is loose in the streets dodging people and bending their minds in this new Bones Bearing edit. Here's some clips of Joel from a recent trip to LA and some extras from NYC as well. Enjoy.

The NoloNashville dudes brought us what was one of our 2 favorite indie video projects of 2015, the "Cuntry" video. And now they just unleashed a short follow-up video online entitled "Kudzu". I have enjoyed everything I've seen from this Nashville crew and Kudzu is no exception. Click ahead to check it out now.

Magenta pro vs Magenta flow. "VS" is finally back with it's first episode in years. And this episode features two southern shredders who both call Florida home. James Coleman and Jimmy Lannon. Will James Coleman cross the line that no flow skater should cross and beat Magenta pro Jimmy Lannon?

By The Level has a new interview that goes deep into the mind of Soy Panday. Topics range from Soy's artwork and interests outside of skateboarding, to western medicine and self healing. He even visits a shaman in the Peruvian Amazon rain-forest during the course of the interview.

As a little treat to get you sparked on this beautiful Tuesday morning, we just posted up Brendan Carroll's powerful part from the 'Static V' video onto the TOA Youtube channel. Click ahead to get a couple minutes of inspiration and then get out the door to take advantage of this spring weather.

We're incredibly stoked to be the exclusive host of the brand new Hopps "Saturday" project. Featuring the entire Hopps team, this new video piece is launching today to help get you hyped for the weekend. Give it a few watches and then roll right out of the office, tell your boss to take a hike and get an early start on your weekend. Click ahead and enjoy the ride!

Announcing the second of 2 video parts we were blessed with by filmmaker Mikey Bueso to host on the TOA site from his rad video "Volunteers". This second part is from Baltimore, MD shredder Chris Teta. With tons of crusty, east coast spots and solid shredding, this part is definitely worth a couple minutes of your time. Check it out!

We're stoked to release this new edit from Magenta Skateboards, exclusive for the TOA website. Put together and edited by Leo Valls this new project continues the good vibes and fun of the recent "Just Cruise" video released by Magenta. Click ahead to check out "More Cruise" by Leo Valls.

We've been waiting for a loooooong time for Miami videomaker to produce copies of his underground video "Volunteers" and it FINALLY has happened. Mikey bridged the gap between the Miami skate scene and the northeastern forgotten city of Baltimore with the Volunteers project. And we're stoked to not only have it on the web store, but we're also getting to host a couple of the full parts.....

Leo Valls and filmer Josh Roberts got together recently to film a project all based in the classic train station plaza in Milan, Italy. They met up with the Chef Family homies and put in a solid week of skating/filming and the resulting edit just went live on the Live Skate Media site.

Japan's Hiroki Muraoka is a dedicated and natural talent whenever he steps on his board. He's always delivering quality skating with casual style, and never fading from the media's eye. Click ahead to read more from Hiroki's ER Magazine interview.

At face value, the Static videos and the critically acclaimed HBO drama, The Wire, have little in common: one is a globe-spanning series focused on underground skateboarding, and the other is a chronicle of crime in Baltimore.

Tom Knox's opening part in Isle's "Vase" was one of our favorite parts of the year. So we're super hyped on this edit of raw footage Jacob Harris put together for a Thrasher Rough Cut. There's also a little mini interview with Tom about how the part came together.

The good dudes over at The Green Zine in the UK just posted up a new interview they did with Pat Stiener on the site. The long time Traffic am, TOA co-pilot and Static alumni shares some interesting stories and behind the scenes details that make for a good read. 

Hopps head Dustin Eggeling steals the show on a new edit just release by Waylon Bone on the Ride Channel site. The full edit focuses on NYC and features a pretty solid line-up of rad skaters so it's definitely well worth your time. Have a gander....

There are some good stories and then there are those rare few that are so bizarre or coincidental that they just sound made up. Recently in the Jenkem playlist that featured music chosen by Josh Stewart, a song was featured that has exactly one of those kinds of stories behind it. The curious case of Jim Sullivan.

We just got a hold of Traffic Rider Nate Pezzillo's part from the Philly crew video "Phat House 2: Told Ya" Click ahead to watch Nate shred some new and old crusty Philly spots.
 

If you ever wondered what we're listening to inside the Theories of Atlantis office, here's a little glimpse. Josh Stewart has the 42nd installment of the Jenkem Mix series. Click ahead to have a listen.

Stoked to see that yet another Deeo Dish project is on it's way. The new trailer for the underground video series out of Chicago by Mark Dunning, went up on the Live Skateboard Media site a couple of days ago and it looks like it's not going to disappoint. Check it out.