In the latest dose, Timbo sits down with groundbreaking OG NYC skateboarder Jeff Pang to talk about his new board release with SHUT, how different skateboarding is in the city these days and the three New York City skateboarders everyone should know. Respect the architects.

As part of their “Legends” series SHUT just released a board with NYC’s first professional street skater, Jeff Pang. A beloved industry figure who has had a major influence on both coasts, Pang’s deck release includes this dope video from Eli Morgan Gesner. Peep the deck after the jump and hit SHUT’s spanking new website to purchase.

Ok, we’re finally reaching the end of our picks from Agenda Long Beach that we put together with the help of Transworld. Next up is Organika’s “Kings” series which gives Karl Watson, Walker Ryan, Adelmo Jr, and Quim Cardona a personalized King rendition in playing card style. Take a look at the details, these are dope!

The galaxy or nebula or universe trend, which ever you want to call it, has been going on for awhile. Past examples we can remember offhand are Nike 6.0 (‘member them?), Akomplice and Vans. However despite the multiple occurrences of use, space never gets boring to look at and Alien Workshop’s new board series speaks for itself. Look for Gilbert Crockett, Rob Dyrdek, Jake Johnson, Tyler Bledsoe, and Omar Salazar’s editions to hit skate shops soon.

There was so much rad shit at Agenda in Long Beach last week that we still haven’t gotten it all up. This one is in our top three from the show easy. Santa Cruz done went and got an official collab poppin with Star Wars. Look at this Vader Cruiser, need we say more?! So rad. Peep the mini collection (packaged like action figures no less!) after the jump.

We have some more hot shit from Agenda with Nyjah Huston and Evan Smith’s new Element decks. Made to look like a still life from each dude’s room, the decks illustrate how different these guys are. Evan’s got a guitar cord a spilled glass of water while Nyjah’s got gold chains, money, a phone, and some bird’s purple bra, at least we hope it’s some bird’s bra, ha! Just goes to show, skateboarding takes all types.

Any real hip hop head knows instantly how dope this new Steve Durante pro model for Politic is. “Only Built 4 Steve Durante,” like damn could it get any sicker? If you’re not up on him peep his “Last of the Mohicans” edit after the jump. Wu Tang.

Another rad find from Agenda are Jerry Hsu and Marc Johnson’s new pro model decks. Their awesome re-interpretation of Beavis and Butt-head need no further description but we wonder if Mike Judge ever sees this stuff, and if so, is he stoked?

No matter how many camo patterns have been used before it seems like there is always room for another. A good case in point is Brian Anderson’s 3d Skateboard’s new Camera Camo print. Just like you’d think from the name, its camouflage made from cameras. Get is soon on hats, boards, and more. Our Agenda picks with TWS continue…

You really have to give it up to DC Comics. As mainstream (and sometimes corny) as their legacy becomes through Hollywood depictions, people stay loving their stable of super heroes. So much so that we can see a bunch of old ass cartoons on Almost’s new board series and feel legitimately hyped. Rodney Mullen as Superman is what seals it. If you haven’t seen it yet, hit the jump for Almost Famous Episode 2 featuring Daewon going batshit on his new Batman board and stay tuned for more of Agenda’s greatest hits compiled by us and Transworld.