The Real History of Africa They Never Taught You || Full Documentary

Journey with Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. to Kenya, Egypt and beyond as he discovers the origins of man, the formation of early human societies and the creation of significant cultural and scientific achievements on the African continent. [Originally aired in 2017]

 

Protoje || The Art of Acceptance (Full Album)

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DGK || Being Stevie Williams

Being Stevie Williams chronicles legendary skateboarder Stevie Williams’ journey from the streets of Philadelphia to successful entrepreneur and icon.

 

Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown || Colombia (Full Documentary)

The public face of Colombia has changed immensely over the past ten years and is still changing for the better. Anthony will explore several regions of the country from the mountains down to the Caribbean coast to the coca leaf growing inland formerly controlled by drug cartels.

 

Cookin Soul & Estee Nack || AL-ANDALUS (Full Album)

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Why the Hell Japanese People Dress So Well? || Beyond Wabi Sabi

"Why do Japanese people dress better?" is one of those questions that spreads fast — and gets answered badly.

Wabi sabi. Minimalism. Some vague sense of cultural refinement. These explanations aren't wrong, exactly. They're just incomplete. And using one concept as a catch-all for an entire culture's relationship with craft and aesthetics does more harm than good.

So in this short film, we go deeper. Past the sound bites and into the actual interlocking systems that make Japanese fashion tick — the design logic, the editorial infrastructure, the historical constraints, and the attitude underneath all of it.

 

Bob Marley || Live in Santa Barbara, 1979 (Full Concert)

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Josh Kalis Life On Video || Full Story

Josh Kalis, the legend who has sustained one of the most profound careers in skateboarding, turned 45. He sat down for a series of interviews with us for our Life On Video series, and we're honored to be able to show you the complete edit here.

Since his early days with Toy Machine to Alien Workshop and now DGK, Kalis always stayed true to his vision of pure professional skateboarding. And in a world changing to accommodate contests and corporate skating, Kalis stuck to the streets, staying true to those aspects of skating that made him fall in love with it in the first place. That’s why to this day you can still find him skating downtown with as many skaters as possible, having fun and filming new projects. Today as a brand ambassador and tenured skateboarder, nothing but respect can be thrown his way because Kalis forged a legacy by his own rules. We’re all forever indebted to Kalis for reminding us that the next time you feel pressured to participate in something that doesn’t feel right, you don’t have to—because skateboarding is about doing what you love. Josh Kalis truly dedicated his life to skateboarding.

 

Terrakota || Oxalá (Full Album)

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The Company That Owns the Language of Color

In 1962, a chemist named Lawrence Herbert purchased a failing print division in New Jersey for $50,000. What he built from it became the global standard for color communication, a system so embedded in design, fashion, manufacturing, and government that entire industries cannot function without it.

This is the story of Pantone: how a simple fan deck of numbered swatches became the language designers, printers, and brands speak worldwide, how a quiet annual color announcement became one of the most anticipated cultural events in design, and what happens when a private company owns the words everyone else uses to describe the world.

 

MUTATE OR DIE

Mutate or Die is the latest video from Heroin Skateboards.

 

The History of Supreme

Supreme is the most iconic streetwear brand of all time. In this short film, we’ll be doing an unprecedented deep dive into how Supreme’s founder, James Jebbia, turned a tiny skate shop in New York City into a billion dollar, international fashion brand. From his early days at Union and Stussy to collaborating with Louis Vuitton, and even winning the Menswear Designer Of the Year Award in 2018, we’ll be tracking every step of James Jebbia’s unbelievable journey.

This is the history of Supreme.

 

Tommy Guerrero || Perpetual (Full Album)

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Bob Marley On Suffering In The West, Consciousness & The Human Struggle || Nov, 25, 1979

Rare Bob Marley & The Wailers interview with Bill Phelps, connected to the Santa Barbara County Bowl on November 25, 1979 during the Survival Tour.

This late-1979 period is one of the most important in Marley’s career. Survival had been released that year, carrying a sharper political and Pan-African message through songs like “Africa Unite,” “Zimbabwe,” and “One Drop.” Around this same Santa Barbara performance, professionally filmed material was captured and later issued in home-video form, with Bill Phelps credited as producer and an interview segment associated with the release.

In circulating excerpts from this Bill Phelps interview, Marley speaks on themes that still resonate today like the suffering in the West, consciousness, spiritual understanding, and the deeper meaning behind human struggle. That makes this more than just a rare clip it is a window into Bob Marley’s thinking near the end of the 1970s, when his music and message were reaching a global peak.