Matthew Santos Interview (pt 2) on F.O.K.U.S. Radio

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Matthew Santos Interview (pt 1) on F.O.K.U.S. Radio

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Word!

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No disagreement with Mighty Healthy. (not all of you though)

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Don On The Soul Train Line

I think this is the only time Don Cornelius has hit the Soul Train line.

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INSIGHT Vol II Issue 4

INSIGHT_v2i4_COVER

F.O.K.U.S. just released the final issue of INSIGHT for 2009. Dope beyond scale!

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Invincible Freestyle on F.O.K.U.S. Radio

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Kidrobt Office Tour with Founder Paul Budnitz

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Interview with Anton Juul of Norse Projects

Anton Juul of Norse Projects: Interview from Fresh Industries on Vimeo.

I was traveling in Copenhagen, Denmark shooting photos and happened to stumble upon Norse Projects. This is an on the spot interview with one of the owners/founders of Norse Projects. He talks about the start of Norse Projects, its history and future.

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OK’B: Gary Shore’s The Cup of Tears

The Cup of Tears film trailer. Dir. Gary Shore from Gary Shore on Vimeo.

OK’B stands for Oughta Know Bout and it is a hand-pick selection of people, places and things that truly are fresh and unique in ways only best witnessed first hand. The rebirth features a trailer from The Cup of Tears, a CGI film directed by Gary Shore and according to First Showing the film is about a scorned geisha creates a cup made of tears that causes any man who drinks from it to fall into a permanent sleep. One night the cup is stolen, setting off a chain of events that threatens civil war amongst the clans. Taro, a gifted samurai and his companion Jin set out to find the cup and the one who can break the spell before inner turmoil. The trailer alone took two years to make according to Shore and he is currently looking for backing to finalize the film.

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Behind The Pump

Most of us can remember wanting (and sometimes getting) the original Reebok Pump way back in the day. First thing you did was pump it up and then get everything and everyone quiet so you can hear the “ssssss” as you released the air. Second thing you did was once you put them on was to pump up the kicks and then get ready to walk outside but stop short because you feel like you can add a couple more pumps to make it tighter – which you then wondered how tight can I make it.

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