Kill Them All Magazine

Photographers: AJ Catholdi Steve Duque

Strictly east coast skateboarding. Cover: Lucky St Angelo. 50-50. Photo: Catholdi

Skateboarding still is The Fountain Of Youth

Before you get any further, thank these two dudes and the homie on the cover, for making this magazine happen every month. They’ve been killing it and

making shit happen regaurdless of time or weather.

Mark poole. Left. Tyler Gorman. Right.

Mark Poole. Kickflip. Photo: Catholdi

So psyched to see the new generation come into the streets. Photo: Catholdi

Matt Poutre. 5-0.

Tyler Gorman. Ollie.

Photos: Catholdi

Tyler Gorman. Lipslide.

Photo: Catholdi Lucky St Angelo. Frontside Smith. Remember that trick you were planning on trying? This dude probably did it already.

Mark Poole. Switch Frontside Nosegrind.

Photo: Catholdi

Mark Poole. Switch Frontside Nosegrind.

Photo: Catholdi

Providence, RI. Photo: Catholdi Words: Shawn Conroy

I have been skating Providence almost as long as I have been skating, give or take a couple years. I am 25 now, so it’s been almost 15 years! When I first

started coming to Providence with Jon Lavoie, people like Jon Hosington were killing the streets. All those tricks everyone thinks they got first on the courthouse rail; you might want to see if he did it

first. Back then, I was so small, so the city was huge. I

fell in love with it the first time I stepped foot on a board here. Skating the monument all day and night, losing boards in the water at the RISD steps, filming

with a crappy hand held camera. Skateboarding has gotten so big since then. The city

to me is smaller. There is such a big scene in Providence now that kind of just gets looked over. With all the people in Providence skating now, and

with people like Dan McGrath, Chase Bartee, Thom Musso and Nate Dean who all made the local videos that I

feel kick-started the scene, we don’t need the outside skateboarding world to care about us.

Continued >

The skate scene now is thriving. So many awesome local videos coming out, more and more people are getting

psyched on the part of the country. There is a different feeling watching a video from the East

Coast, I know it sounds cliché, but living over here and knowing what it takes to film for a video part

dodging the weather, cops, and shitty spots makes you appreciate everyone’s skating here.

With all that said, I just wanted to thank everyone in this area that skates. I wake up every morning and am happy to live in Providence. No other city in the country is like it, and I have been to a lot of

places. I know I am going to see big things this year! Keep pushing through those shitty streets.

Thanks a lot for contributing homie, You fucking killed it!

Much more to come from this dude!

Photo: Catholdi

Mark Poole. Ollie. Photo: Catholdi

Tyler Gorman. Front Tailslide to Fakie. Photo: Catholdi

Mark Poole. Switch 5-0.

This dude skates switch, better than you skate regular.

Photo: Catholdi

Mark Poole. Switch 5-0.

This dude skates switch, better than you skate regular.

Photo: Catholdi

Jay Poirier. Ollie Wallie. Photo: Catholdi

Vini Ronchi. Frontside 5-0.

Photo: Catholdi

Photos: Catholdi

Vini Ronchi. Ollie over to Backside Smith.

Lucky St Angelo.

Frontside Nosegrind.

Photo: Catholdi

Lizzie Boarding Skate Shop opens today! Get down there and show some support! 1254 South Main Street Fall River, Mass

Handmade recycled skateboard picture frames. Available at KTA.Bigcartel.com or email me at Ajcatholdi@yahoo.com

Photo: Catholdi

Skate pens and keychains. Made by Steve Duque from recycled decks. Now available at both Civil locations,

or contact sduque6@gmail.com

Photo: Duque