Madars Apse accompanies Peter Hewitt back to San Diego where his lifelong skate career began! San Diego’s Peter Hewitt is perhaps THE underground legend of the skating world today. From a 1990 debut video part in Santa Cruz’s A Reason For Living, he has become one of skateboarding’s most storied shredders. You could go so far as to say that Peter Hewitt represents skateboarding’s backbone: in a world where people like to push themselves forward, Peter is not competing in the attention economy. The roots revivalist is one of skateboarding’s great soul survivors: longstanding member of the hellriding Anti-Hero team, elite vert skater, background pool charger and a skater almost revered for his spontaneous creativity in the gnarliest pits in the game. Peter’s skateboarding has been an ongoing quest on the edge of reason in terrain that even masters avoid. Skate Tales takes the low-key ruler back to his own roots to sample concrete for breakfast as Madars meets skateboarding’s undisputed king of the unconquerable, Peter Hewitt. 00:00-01:21 - Intro 01:22-03:01 - Washington Street 03:02-03:29 - Injuries 03:30-4:49 - Checking In, Checking Out 04:50-07:05 - The Secret To Carving 07:06-07:21 - Transfers 07:22- 07:38 - The Hewitt Gap 07:39-08:45 - The Loop 08:46-10:47 - Convex Contours 10:48-11:08 - Warm-Up Routines 11:09-13:35 - Nude Bowl Mission 13:36-14:15 - What Does Skateboarding Mean To You? 14:16-14:21 - Outro