Slam City Interviews Josh Kalis and Mike Blabac

Slam City unearths a candid conversation with Mike and Josh from the time they recreated the LOVE bump to can at Southbank. Get their feelings on footage oversaturation, Olympics and the glory days in Philly.

Josh Kalis and Mike Blabac Covent Garden London 2017 photo Andrew Horsley DC Slam City Skates 2000
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