Pauly On The Pod
Episodes
29 episodes
The Comeback
Two years disappears fast until you try to hit record again. We’re back at Kona Skatepark in Jacksonville with BC in the background and a lot to catch up on: why the show went quiet, what it felt like to come back, and how we’re rebuilding this...
The Lost Episode: BC Skater
We disappeared for a while, and when we finally hit record again we knew we had to come back with something that actually means something. This drop is that lost conversation we filmed with BC, a true Southeast skateboarding original with stori...
Concrete And Kickturns
A stack of donated concrete turns into the kind of motivation every skater understands: you see the missing piece of your setup and suddenly you cannot stop thinking about the line. We’re back as the duo today, talking through how we’re upgradi...
Father Son Stories And Second Chances
The clearest way to understand an adult is to meet the people who made them. For Episode 50, we bring on my dad, Pop Walnuts, and the result is equal parts heartfelt, hilarious, and unexpectedly deep.We start with his South Florida orig...
The Trio
A flood video, a celebrity meltdown, and a salon confession walk into a podcast and somehow it all makes sense. We sit down as a trio with Courtney joining Paulie and Dr. Jones, and we let the conversation run where it wants: from Hurricane Ian...
Duval Turnaround
We start with Duval energy and a real Jaguars season recap, digging into why Trevor Lawrence’s growth and Doug Pederson’s culture shift feel like the start of something sustainable. We then pivot into a heavy current events talk on Tyre Nichols...
Five Rare Pool Photos For A Good Cause: Mike Peterson, Aaron Mullen, Jake Schrickling
Five never-published black and white skate photos sat on a shelf for years, and now they’re doing what skateboarding does best: bringing people together. We’re joined by Aaron Mullen and Mike Peterson to talk about the legendary Jacksonville Be...
Road Trips And Real Rhymes: Noah "Vudu" Griswold
Someone can be a local skater in Jacksonville one year, then be sleeping in a truck in Colorado the next, chasing work and trying to keep a creative dream alive. That’s the reality Voodoo and his cousin Ian bring into the garage with us, and it...
Skate Paradise In The Florida Woods: Carl Naegele
A backyard skate ramp hidden in the St. Augustine woods sounds like a tall tale, but Carl Nagley lived it and built it. We sit down with the North Florida local to trace a 36-year skateboarding journey shaped by Kona Skatepark, contest-era Flor...
Skateboarding For The Real Ones: Dave Libhart & The Mertiff Bros.
Skateboarding has a way of turning random people into lifelong crew, and Episode 55 is basically proof. We’re at the table with Dave Libhart (True East Brand and True East Construction) and Travis and Devin Murtiff (Ride On Concrete) to talk ab...
Skateboarding Keeps The Crew Together: Jayson Colón
A skate crew’s history is usually hidden in parking lots, old photos, and half-remembered road trips until somebody finally sits down and tells it right. We’re joined by Jason Cologne, formerly of Crown Skateboards, plus the homie Aaron Mullen ...
Scrapbook Skate Stories: Travis Ochab
A scrapbook lands on the table and suddenly we’re back in old Jacksonville sessions, staring at Kona Skate Park photos like they’re portals. We’re joined by Travis Ochab, a true local ripper with deep roots in Florida skateboarding, and we let ...
Building A Skate Brand From Scratch: Jesse Ferrell
You can tell when a brand comes from real skateboarding, not a trend report. We’re hanging with Jesse Farrell from Upland Clothing, a Jacksonville, Florida creator who started with DIY screen printing and turned it into a serious streetwear bra...
Your Favorite Skaters Favorite Skater: Tim Johnson
Your favorite skater’s favorite skater usually has the best stories, and Tim Johnson is exactly that kind of name in Jacksonville skateboarding. We pulled up to talk about where it all started: growing up just over the Georgia line, getting hoo...
Rad Dad Rip Check: Drew Hoffman
A hurricane rolls through, the doctor fights pneumonia, and we’re still determined to get back to what we love: talking skateboarding, surfing, and the people who keep the culture alive. We link up with Florida’s own Drew Hoffman, a transition ...
Skateboarding Keeps You Young; Julian Etheridge
A cracked rib that punctures a liver. A pro-era contest scene where the most technical skating didn’t always win. A Virginia Beach style that still shows up every time the board hits smooth concrete. We’re sitting down with legendary East Coast...
Florida Ramp Builder Stories: Paul "Toothless" Vaughn
Skateboarding scenes don’t magically appear. Somebody drags plywood home, straightens nails, builds a ramp, and invites the crew over until it becomes a real thing. We’re sitting down with Paul “Toothless” Vaughn, a Florida skateboarder and lif...
Skateboarding On Your Own Terms: Ryan King
A skate career doesn’t always look like a sponsor check. Sometimes it looks like sleeping on floors, writing your first press release, herding a van full of strong personalities, and still showing up because you believe the scene matters. Ryan ...
Elvis Wedding In Las Vegas
Vegas has a way of turning a quick trip into a permanent memory, and this one ends with the biggest plot twist possible: we fly out, get married by Elvis, and come home as husband and wife. We walk through the whole Las Vegas wedding story, fro...
Skate Photos For A Cause: Jake Schrickling
Two signed skate photos. Black and white. Never published. Only a few exist. That’s the spark for a bigger story about how a local skate scene can turn a piece of Jacksonville skateboarding history into real support for someone facing major med...
Building A Skate Scene Archive: Nate Carey of Able Skate Mag
Jacksonville skateboarding doesn’t need more hype, it needs more history. That’s why I sat down with Nate Carey, the filmmaker and skater behind Abel Skate Mag, a platform that’s been shining a steady light on the Jacksonville skate scene for y...
Florida Vert History, Myths, & Legends: Rodney Mead & Gnarly Charlie
A legendary Florida vert ramp didn’t just appear, it survived. We’re down in Holopaw, Florida with pro vert skateboarder Rodney Mead and Daytona OG Gnarly Charlie while we work on Rodney’s Vert Ramp Rehab project and swap the kind of stories yo...
From Miami Streets To Kona Concrete: Aaron Mullen
One sidewalk ollie can start a whole life. Aaron Mullins joins us to rewind the tape from South Florida to Jacksonville, where skateboarding goes from a kid’s obsession to a full-on compass. We talk first boards, the Back to the Future spark, a...
Filming Skateboarding And Building Local Culture: Beau Crum
A lot of skate scenes have legends on boards, but the real backbone is the person behind the camera who keeps the receipts. We’re sitting with Jacksonville’s own Bo Crum to talk about how North Florida skateboarding got documented from the earl...