Today on the Bones Brigade Audio Show, the big fat ollie one-foots are being thrown down with reckless abandon as we welcome back the one and only Frankie Hill- along with skateboarding legend Nate Sherwood- to discuss the 2011 Frankie Hill Documentary! Before the world knew the likes of Pat Duffy, Andrew Reynolds or John Cardiel, Frankie Hill was hurling himself down giant stair sets and massive gaps with a borderline-psychotic level of commitment that helped redraw the entire map of street skating. Sherwood’s documentary peels back the curtain on Frankie’s meteoric rise, the toll his all-in approach took on his body, and the darker side of the industry- where riders sometimes become expendable once the injuries stack up. As usual, we get into the weeds on all of it- the inspiration behind its creation, tales from the making-of, and the documentary’s legacy; shining a light on the lasting influence of a skateboarder who pushed limits long before everyone else caught up. The camera is rolling and the bacon is frying- so join us, shall you?
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