Thrasher Magazine

Jon Miner's crafted era-defining videos for years, but beyond the lens he's one of the realest skate rats out. From early days with Adrenalin to struggles with surgery and addiction, then finally a return to the ramp, his story is essential reading for any skate fan. As seen in our June '25 mag.

Given the choice between a military draft and a life on the road, Alexey thankfully took the latter. On the heels of his new Vans part, we caught up with him to rap on his adopted home in Barcelona, sketchy ride-on grinds and what the hell’s up with that spooky cello.

Chris Russell looks like a tough guy—and he is!—but this transition maniac has more depth than any pool. So we caught up with the Muscle to talk real-life issues: fatherhood, traumatic injuries, mental health and identity. Don’t miss this one from our December, ‘24 mag.

Despite being a stand-up adult with staggering on-board talent, Adam Davies still has a healthy appetite for mischief. From staging a fake wedding, to sneaking onto forbidden roofs in China, Melbourne's emerging tech god opens up to Dave Chami about all the hijinx while filming his shocking new part.

The last few months have been huge for Vitória, from turning pro in Copenhagen to putting out a part for Element and making an appearance alongside some of the best in Abnormal Communication. Homie Emanuele Barbier calls up the rising star to talk about early skate exposure via Internet cafes, trick obsessions and the whirlwind lifestyle of a modern pro.

Baker’s art director, rad dad AND switch slappy savant, Spanky is a modern-day renaissance man, so of course his 5 Greats is full of gold. From wack trends to things Reynolds says, this one’s crucial reading—as seen in our Jan ’22 mag.

Kevin put life and limb on the line for Creature's newest video. Catch up with Norway's gnarliest viking as he talks thwarted kidnappings, first impressions of the States and nonverbal communication mishaps. From our February 2022 mag.

Willis Kimbel grills the gnarly Norwegian about getting punched by cops, prying a dude’s mouth open in the street, Viking bonfires and waking up in a pool of his own blood. Oh, and skating. There’s some skating in there, too. This one’s too funny. 

Sebo doesn't live in a van anymore but he's still out in those streets. Check this interview with Sebastian and learn about redneck kits, grip-tape art and life after the Chrysler.