Another Throwback Thursday, another Mohr Stories Classic. This week we revisit an episode from November of 2012 when Jay sat down with legendary skateboarder, filmmaker, and cultural pioneer Stacy Peralta for a fascinating conversation about the birth of modern skateboarding, surfing Santa Monica and Venice in the ’70s, and building something meaningful out of an idea that once seemed illegal, ridiculous, or impossible. From Dogtown and Z-Boys to the creation of the Bones Brigade, Peralta reflects on creativity, discipline, legacy, and why chasing the dream mattered more than the money.

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Mohr Stories CLASSIC #105: Stacy Peralta