The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast

In this episode of The Bigspin, I sit down with Andrew Furca, also known online as Anxiety Offline, a Fingerboard creator based out of Michigan!
Andrew specializes in TikTok and short form content, but his creativity goes far beyond social media. He also creates and sells hyper-realistic concrete fingerboard obstacles, featuring his signature airbrush graffiti designs. On top of creating content and building obstacles, Andrew is focused on growing the local fingerboard scene through his own events, including Boards & Brews!
This conversation covers a little bit of everything.. rom creating content and building obstacles to running events, growing a local community, and finding your own place within the Fingerboard scene. Whether you’re a creator, obstacle maker, event organizer, or just someone who loves Fingerboarding, there’s something in this episode for you!

Much love to Michigan fingerboarding!
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In this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast, I'm joined by Noah, the dude behind Kazi Underground Fingerboard Magazine, to discuss his journey through the world of fingerboarding. From discovering the hobby and creating fingerboard content on YouTube to launching one of the scene's newest independent magazines, Noah shares the story behind Kazi and his mission to preserve fingerboard culture through print.
We also talk about the creative process behind each issue, documenting the history of fingerboarding, the evolution of fingerboard media, the current state of the community, and what the future holds for Kazi Underground Fingerboard Magazine. Whether you're a longtime fingerboarder or just getting into the hobby, this episode is packed with insight into the people, brands, and creativity driving the fingerboarding scene forward.
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From driving a Zamboni for a living just a few years ago to becoming one of TikTok's fastest rising Fingerboard live creators, Buck is building his company into something special!
Based out of New Jersey, Buck is the owner of Buck Boards, where every deck is 100% handmade. Beyond building premium Fingerboards, he's become known for entertaining hundreds of viewers at a time during his live streams, helping introduce new people to the hobby while growing a loyal community.
In this episode, Buck shares his story from growing up skateboarding to discovering a passion for snowboarding later in life. We also dive into the realities of burnout, why he stepped away from the hobby for a while, and what brought him back stronger than ever.
We discuss what it really takes to build and maintain a successful Fingerboard brand, tackle a few of the hobby's hottest topics, and hear about Buck's travel plans for the rest of 2026.
Whether you're a longtime Fingerboarder, a content creator, or someone looking to turn a passion into something bigger, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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On this episode of The Bigspin Fingerboard Podcast, I'm joined by Tristin, one half founder of Cleveland Bolt Co. We dive into his early years skating the streets of Cleveland, Ohio, his unexpected connection to pro skater Chad Muska, and the story behind the rapid rise of Cleveland Bolt Co!

Before building one of fingerboarding's fastest-growing brands, Tristin was creating content as a podcast host and influencer, giving him a unique perspective on what it really takes to build a brand and stay consistent in today's social media world. We also talk skate culture, traveling, content creation, balancing business with having fun, and the lessons he's learned along the way.

Whether you're thinking about starting your own fingerboard brand, looking to grow your social media presence, or just love hearing the stories behind the people shaping the community, this episode is packed with insight, laughs, and plenty of pause moments!
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On this episode of The Bigspin, we sit down with Ricardo, the owner and founder of fingerboard brand Bullgod, all the way from Portugal. What started as a love for skateboarding and skate culture at a young age eventually turned into a mission to make fingerboarding more accessible for everyone. Ricardo opens up about growing up in Portugal, discovering fingerboarding, and realizing early on that a lot of products were simply too expensive for kids like him to afford. Instead of accepting that, he built Bullgod around the idea that fingerboarding should be for everybody.. no matter their financial situation!
Even as Bullgod has grown into a respected brand offering high-end pro products, ramps, and now even skateboard gear, Ricardo has stayed true to his roots by always keeping affordable options available. We also dive into the Portugal fingerboard scene, the evolution of Bullgod over the last seven years, his plans for the future, and the mindset that’s helped him stay humble through it all!
The craziest part? This episode almost never happened. Ricardo happened to be visiting the US, pulled up to Sunday Sessions, and through pure chance we decided to film this conversation just one day before he flew back home to Portugal. A genuine conversation with one of the most down-to-earth people in fingerboarding!
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