The Skateboarder's Journal 10

Issue #10 of The Skateboarder’s Journal dives deep into skate culture with a fresh mix of interviews, features, and stunning photography. Highlights include an exclusive conversation with Dan Kircher about his film Skylarking, and a raw profile of rising talent Jimmy Roche, whose skills shine despite a gritty layout. The magazine takes readers on an international trip as Andrew Brophy and the Cliché crew hit the South of France, while a ragtag group of French skaters explore the chaos of New York City in La Grande Pomme.

The issue also spotlights notable skaters like Bryce Golder, who fronts the cover with an interview free of tricks, and Josh Pall, the Queenslander caught in Young Vo’s creative web. With pages devoted to skateboarding’s gritty realities—from Chima Ferguson’s wild back lip attempt to the infamous Skaterat personality—this edition captures the spirit of rebellion and camaraderie that defines skateboarding.

Beyond skating, the magazine blends music and culture seamlessly, featuring profiles on the incendiary band Arbouretu, and articles on books, DVDs, and underground scenes including black metal and punk. With practical sections like First Steps for beginners and giveaways for readers, Pie in the Sky is both a celebration and a handbook for skate enthusiasts ready to embrace the raw, unfiltered world of skateboarding.