The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast

On this episode of The Bigspin Podcast, I sit down with rising fingerboard content creator Graham Scott, better known online as Hunk FB. In a short amount of time, Hunk has built a serious following through detailed fingerboard trick tutorials and relatable, honest content that’s helping a new wave of riders level up!
We talk about what it’s really like coming into the scene as a “new guy,” building credibility in a tight knit community, and navigating the pressure of creating for the algorithm while still keeping it authentic. Graham opens up about the expectations that come with fast growth, how he approaches teaching tricks online, and the balance between performance and passion.
We also dive into his role as founder and cohost of the Split Play Podcast, what inspired him to start it, and how long-form conversations are shaping the culture differently than short-form clips!
This episode is an honest look at influence, impact, and finding your place in the scene!
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In this episode of The Bigspin, I sit down with FB Kingston and his dad Jimmy.. the father-and-son duo behind Pop Up Parks out of New York City!
What started just about a year ago as local fingerboard meet-ups in NYC has quickly grown into something way bigger. Pop Up Parks has already expanded to hosting events in California, building real momentum coast to coast. In a short time, they’ve earned serious love and recognition from the community and the wild part? Kingston is only 10 years old!
This episode dives into what it really means to build something together as father and son.. the vision, the sacrifices, the community impact, and the bigger purpose behind it all. It’s about more than events. It’s about legacy, opportunity, and creating space for the next generation of fingerboarders!
If you care about community, entrepreneurship, and watching the next wave grow in real time, this is one you don’t want to miss!
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In this episode of The Bigspin, I sit down with Dan, founder and owner of The Ritual, a concrete fingerboard obstacle brand based out of Maine.
Dan is a lifelong skater whose early days skating the streets helped shape his raw, functional approach to design. He’s been fingerboarding since he was six years old, and while he may be newer to the concrete obstacle scene, his work is already standing shoulder to shoulder with some of the most established makers out there.
We talk about his journey from street skating to fingerboarding, how The Ritual’s signature style came to life, and why staying humble and authentic matters as the brand continues to grow. Dan also shares what it means to be selected as a featured vendor at Fingerboard Con this April, a huge milestone for The Ritual and proof that his hard work is paying off.
Go check out The Ritual!
https://www.instagram.com/ritualism.1/
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On this episode of The Bigspin Podcast, I sit down with Adrian, founder of RYSE Fingerboards out of London, Ontario, Canada.
Adrian has only been building RYSE for a little over a year, but in that short time he’s already landed major collaborations, built an insane team, and started scaling the brand fast. A lot of that momentum comes from his background as a highly decorated amateur skateboarder, and we dig into how skateboarding laid the foundation for everything he’s doing today.
We talk about breaking into the fingerboard scene, turning passion into purpose, and some of the real-life struggles Adrian had to overcome along the way.. including how fingerboarding helped him push forward and why the name RYSE carries so much meaning for him!
This one gets personal, inspiring, and honest.
Episode drops Friday, February 13 on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

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https://rysefingerboards.com/
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In this episode, I sit down with someone who’s played a massive role in growing the online fingerboard community over the last few years.. Annie, better known as @Annieyanfb.mov
From her iconic YouTube unboxings to countless fingerboard edits, Annie helped shape an entire era of online fingerboarding. We talk about her sudden departure from the community a few years back, what brought her back to social media, and dive into some real conversations around misogyny and homophobia within the scene.
Annie is also the founder of FEMBALANCE.. an all-female fingerboard edit created to uplift and spotlight women in fingerboarding!
This is an honest, important, and inspiring conversation about growth, inclusion, and finding your voice in a space that doesn’t always make room for everyone.
Available February 6, 2026 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
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