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Oh, la, señors and señoritas.

How you doing?

My name is Chris Shiplet. How you are listening to walk in the floor brought to you this week just like last week and the week

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fluids and get your buzz cut on. All right so the long vacation is over and we're back to work here at Walking the

floor world headquarters in beautiful Mar Vista, California. Today's interview is

with an old friend from way back in my no use for a name days and one of the true pioneers of skateboarding, Mr. Stevie Caballero.

Now we sat down a few weeks ago in his living room and talked a lot about skateboarding

of course and his personal experiences in the sport but we also talked about family

re-learning old skate tricks, the NAR factor, and how being a trendy

person actually helped him to survive the changing trends in skateboarding in the early 90s when VRT went out and Streak came in.

Interestingly, Steve's a rare example of an athlete staying with the same sponsor

for his entire pro career, which by the way started way back in

1980.

And all you need to do is check YouTube to see that Stevia is still ripping it up and

skating just as gracefully as he ever did.

And if that's not enough, he's also a guitarist, a painter,

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