Join Japanese surfer Karu Kyosuke as he makes his way from his home country to Australia. Travelling the extensive coastline surfing, meeting up with new friends and applying his skill as a barber to heads along the way, Karu shares his experiences in this beautifully shot video.

Part travel show, part cooking show, totally awesome. Matty Matheson is back with his new show “Keep It Canada” on the Munchies network. Watch Matty take you across his native homeland exploring all that Canada has to offer and the people behind it.

Stefan Janoski probably has the most famous last name in skateboarding. Picked up in the early part of Nike’s revival into skating, Stefan, considered a skateboarders skateboarder, hit the big time in what could be describe as winning the Nike lottery. His shoe, the ‘Janoski’ became the biggest selling Nike SB shoe of all time and years after its release is still as popular as ever. Stefan continued to stay relatively unknown and away from the popularity normally associated with that type of endorsement. Desillusion Mag’s “This is Janoski” takes you deeper into the world of Stefan Janoski.

‘The saviour of skateboarding’ was a comment I read after watching this video. Directed towards Pontus Alv, his vision with his brand Polar has provided a refreshing change to some of the emerging aspects of skateboarding. Manhattan Days sees Pontus and crew exploring what the city has to offer with a shopping cart full of additions.

We live in a time when so many thing we use have become disposable. It’s common for products that used to have long life spans to be used only for a season or two. Sometimes it’s necessity, but it can often come from a lack of knowledge on how to keep things going or the willingness to preserve. Barkers Clothing embarked on a new project partnering with T.Whites Bikes to restore and up cycle four old road bikes.

There really is only one Jason Jessee.