Traveling by floatplane to the remote wilderness of Kodiak, Alaska, we tracked one of the islands most infamous inhabitants, the Kodiak brown bear, with bear biologists Wesley Larson and Nils Pedersen.

The title really does sum this one up. Hella good times on bikes and boards.

Bringing forth an item from history, Rob Pinkney and Sitka created a New Zealand trade axe, or Patiti. Hand crafted in Te Awamutu using traditional methods it’s incredible to see the process take place in the current day.

Read up on the history via the Sitka site.

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Zine’s are unique in the way they can be be quickly produced and consumed, not unlike a lot of other content these days, but because of the tangible printed nature of them, they are also permanent. Amy Hood makes zines, but you could nearly produce one yourself by listing off her other endeavours she partakes in. What Youth caught up with Amy to chat and also produced this short video following her through some print making process.

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The Table Talk series continues with legendary skateboarder Chad Muska. Easily one of the most influential skaters of the late nineties Chad’s style, personality and the surrounding energy brought new tricks, outfits, styles and places to take your ghetto blasters. Now having been involved for the past few years developing his art the two worlds are beginning to merge.

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Being a “Meat and Potatoes Guy” has taken on a whole new meaning thanks to Matty Matheson. Learn how to cook the prefect steak and turn the humble potato into the ultimate plate companion.

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Punk rock, incredible food and a story of doing things your way. Danny Bowien hits the road with the Mission Chinese cookbook tour. A great read for the tales as well as the recipes.