It’s been a long hard road for The Crail Couch. A lot of skaters, a lot of stories, a lot of laughs and a lot of pressed ham. He’s earned his stripes—figuratively and literally. For his efforts the good folks at Lakai Limited Footwear have awarded him with his own collection. Available now at Anchor Accounts only.

Yesterday the son, today the father. Tony Hawk talks tricks he can’t do, embarrassing ’80s fashion, what he thinks about Mike Carroll, raising Riley and more. So go on. Get a nice cold glass of milk. Or a good hot cup of coco. And sit back and enjoy the rest of the show. It’s a good one.

Lakai pro, Riley Hawk, talks about traveling with Stevie Williams, the origin of the Shep Dawgs and growing up a Hawk.

We get Lakai alum and dear friend of The Tap, Rob Welsh to talk about being the first pro skater on the foam roller, smoking cigs since age 12, accidentally exposing his young nephews to porn, and much more on today’s episode.

Retirement, haters, guns, and Magnum Condoms. It’s all in there and much more. Jereme probably hasn’t been in the building since he and Girl parted ways back in ’07. It was nice to catch up.

We’ll be doing 5 Couches in 5 Days, next week on The Crail Couch. Featuring Jereme Rogers, Rob Welsh, Riley Hawk, Tony Hawk, plus a very special guest.

Girl Skateboards alum and head honcho of Royal Trucks, Rudy Johnson’s got a full blown skater for a son. Now 15, Diego Johnson talks why it took him so long to get into skating, having a pro skater for a dad, watching the Fully Flared intro live and kissing girls.

On Vince’s return visit to the Couch he updates us on his cancer situation, talks skating switch and reveals the origin of the Glassy name.

After Bryan admits to never have even seen a Crail Couch, the boys talk living in the same apartment building, Herm’s shoe collection and Stay Flared marketing strategies.