A radio-podcast series that features the history, heroes and misadventures of skateboarding. Hosted by, Clyde Singleton. As we wind down Season 4, with none other than skateboarding LEGEND- Chris “Dune” Pastras. When I tell y’all I got a classic on hand, I’m speaking all facts. You do not want to miss this Part 2. Tune in, as Dune takes us thru his journey onto World Industries in the early 90s. Talks meeting Legendary filmmaker Spike Jones, and his first video part. Skating at the infamous Club Mars in NYC, during the Reagan Era. The mentorship of skateboarding LEGEND- Mike Vallely. We talk Blue Skateboards, shares an insane Steve Rocco story, Hosoi ollieing Brooklyn Banks wall first, and we close it...
Hawk vs Wolf x Dune! Co-Captain Chris Pastras stopped by Hawk vs Wolf podcast for a chat with Tony Hawk & Jason Ellis which includes reminiscing about skate life on the road in the 90's.
Visit their Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@HawkvsWolf/videos
Recap of Stereo (Jason Lee, Chris Pastras, and Bryce Wettstein) at InnoSkate 2022, this past July in Sioux Falls, SD: Including the screening of A Visual Sound scored to a live jazz orchestra. Originally aired on PBS, 12/14/22
Host: Apolonia Davalos
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In honor of our 30th anniversary, we've compiled an archive of 30 years of Stereo ads!
View the Stereo Ad Archive
Special thanks to Thrasher, Chrome Ball Incident, Skately, Vert is Dead, and Transworld for the scans.
Amazing night! Thank you Kingswell for hosting our video submission contest for Red Bull Skate as well as a big nod to our 30 years of Stereo! Big love to everyone that has been a part our journey & those that came out to show support! Forever grateful!I can’t believe it’s been 30 years. We launched Stereo in 1992, we mapped it out when I was 19 and Jason was 21. It was unique, but I had no idea it would last three decades and beyond. Thank you to anyone who’s shown us love and support or bought one of our products. We’re still here because of YOU. Boom!- Chris Pastras
This stylish cat has been in our mix for years now. He’s a humble kid, that skates creatively and stylish…and we’re proud to finally announce Waldo Diaz’s official “Welcome to Stereo” 🎷🎷part! On Thrasher Mag right now! Hyped to have some new blood that fits the brand on all fronts!🎶🖤🎶——-Many thanks to all involved! Filmers: @tommypaz @ramsesarroyo @lowgunmathyous Kevin ParionaEdited by: @markdspencer @tommypaz Graphics: @derekmichaelbrennan Music: Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - Blow Your Cover #WaldoDiaz#30YearsOfStereo#StereoSince92 🎺🎺
Join Stereo founders and film-makers, Jason Lee and Chris Pastras, in a screening and discussion of “A Visual Sound” with live orchestration provided by the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra. (Starts about 21 minutes into this video.) “A Visual Sound” (1994) is one of the first introductions of experimental art, film, and music in skateboard videos. The video is written, produced and directed by Stereo founders Jason Lee and Chris Pastras. Throughout the video, abstract and eclectic still frames are intermingled with color and black and white footage of skating. The soundtrack is a pure jazz lineup from Ululation and Tommy Guerrero. Going against the grain with the use of 8mm film, black and white still photography and avant-garde music, the...
Jason Lee discusses growing up in Southern California, first learning 360 flips in his backyard, meeting Mark Gonzales for the first time, skating Christian Hosoi’s backyard vert ramp, getting on Blind Skateboards, filming for “Video Days”, starting Blue Skateboards with Chris Pastras, why they ended Blue and started Stereo Skateboards, skating with Julien Stranger in San Francisco, how quickly skating was progressing in the early 90’s, why he “retired” from skating and started acting, shooting his first movie, doing voice over work for video games and being in Skate 3 as Coach Frank, getting the lead role in the TV show “My Name Is Earl”, taking up photography, his photography books and much more!
Bryce Wettstein is Pro!!!
“I’ve watched Bryce progress from a ripping grom, into an Olympian, a national treasure, and one of the most creative and prolific skaters I know. With her PMA, her style, her art, her music, and her skating…it all truly pours from her heart. She’s the perfect embodiment of Stereo’s art and music driven ethos, and we’re truly honored to give her her first pro model.” - Chris Pastras
"Bryce brings the good vibes and a unique bag of accessory-aided tricks to California’s bowls and big ramps." - Thrasher
Her debut pro decks, “Arrows” & “Colorwaves” are available now in shops and on the Stereo site. Shops/Distributors contact @syndromedist to carry. Graphics by: @derekmichaelbrennan
Video: Josue Sanchez @ho_sway Music: Bryce Wettstein
Unbelievable. We’d like to thank everyone who has supported us over the years! We’re thankful for every customer, everyone who’s skated our boards, every collaborator, everyone who’s laughed at our jokes, everyone who hasn’t, every brand, every demo, every team rider, every videographer, every photographer, every graphic artist, every shipper, every vendor, every skateshop, every distributor, every salesperson, every session, every story and the list goes on and on...
Chris Pastras discusses commentating skate events, how he got the nickname Dune, skating for Shut Skateboards, leaving Shut for World Industries, filming for Rubbish Heap & 2 World Industries Men, turning pro for World Industries, starting Blue Skateboards then Stereo Skateboards with Jason Lee, becoming Osiris Team Manager, getting into slappies and much more!
