JUICE MAGAZINE 77;
COVER: BEATRICE DOMOND;
PHOTO: MIKE O’MEALLY;
Interviews with: Andy Harris, Beatrice Domond, Bill Sargeant, Billy Coulon, Brian Drake, Bryce Kanights, Chris Hiett, Clint Childress, Cole Perera, Collin Graham, Craig Edwards, Dennis McNett, Evergreen Skateparks, EZ Rider, Jeff Ament, John Bradford, John Doe, Joyce Hoffman, Kate Pierson, Kelly Lynn, Kim Petersen, Koa Rothman, Mad Mark Baker, Mark “Otis’ Smith, Marty Maher – Brooklyn Parks Commissioner, Mason Barnes, Matty MacNeil, Micro, Mike Brown, Mike Watt, Montana Pool Service, Phranc, Powell Peralta Rippers, Robbie O’Connell, Robert “Yamo” Yamasaki, Redd Kross, Saving Channel Street, Shr3d Crust, Spencer Semien, Steven McDonald, Swervo, Talba, The B-52’S, The Fakies, Tony Alva, Wrex Cook, Wynn Miller, Timmo Jak, Tommo Bonehead, X, Zach Box and Zach Doelling.
Juice Magazine 77 features interviews with:
Beatrice Domond interview by Jim Murphy
Brian Drake interview by Todd Johnson
Bryce Kanights interview by Jim Murphy
Chris Hiett interview by Dan Levy
Cole Perera interview by Dan Levy
Collin Graham interview by Henry Guitierrez
Craig Edwards interview by Dan Levy
Dennis McNett interview by Steve Olson
Duty Now For The Future: Evergreen Skateparks Billy Coulon interview by Jim Murphy
Duty Now For The future: Montana Pool Service Jeff Ament interview by Jim Murphy
John Bradford interview by Dan Levy
John Doe interview by Steve Olson
Joyce Hoffman by Dibi and Herbie Fletcher
Kate Pierson interview by Steve Olson
Kelly Lynn interview by Bill Danforth
Kim Petersen interview by Jim Murphy and Jeff Ament
Koa Rothman interview by Mason Barnes
Mad Mark Baker interview by Steve Olson
Mark “Otis’ Smith interview by Chris Collette
Marty Maher – Brooklyn Parks Commissioner interview by Ian Clarke
Mason Barnes interview by Koa Rothman
Mike Watt interview by Jeff Ho
Redd Kross Steven McDonald interview by Jeff Ho
Shr3d Crust interviews with Cutty, Matty, Talba, Browny and Zach Box by Tim Klemonsky
Spencer Semien interview by Dan Levy
The B-52’s Kate Pierson interview by Steve Olson
The Fakies interviews by the Fakies
Tony Alva interview by Steve Olson
Wrex Cook interview by Curt “Meager” Baker and Jim Murphy
Wynn Miller interview by Dan Levy
Zach Doelling interview by Dan Levy
Beatrice Domond is forging her own path on her terms. She is East Coast born and raised, learning to skate solo in Florida and then progressing to the concrete jungle of New York City. With sheer determination and a diehard passion for skateboarding, she became the first female on Supreme and Fucking Awesome and will soon have two new shoes available from Vans.
Beatrice is proof that the DIY mantra works, as she filmed and edited her own videos and sent them to filmer, Bill Strobeck, catching Jason Dill’s and Bill’s attention with her unique blend of talent. Her skateboarding has been showcased in the first Supreme video, Cherry, as well as the follow up video, Blessed. She has now published two books and is on the fast track to going wherever she wants as she lets nothing get in her way. Beatrice Domond is making skateboarding history, and her positive attitude and awesome personality is just as inspiring as her skateboarding.
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