The Endless Wave: Skateboarding, Death & Spirituality
The Endless Wave: Skateboarding, Death & Spirituality
THE ENDLESS WAVE: A Skateboarder's Perspective on Death, Dying and Spirituality
When Michael Brooke decided to sell his skateboarding magazine Concrete Wave three years ago, he wasn't too sure what would happen next. He knew he wanted to do something different, but admits he was as surprised as anyone when he wound up working as a funeral director's assistant.
"Being around death gives you a very special appreciation of life. This job forces you each day to consider your own mortality and really consider what is truly valuable" says Michael.
A skater since 1975, Michael wrote The Concrete Wave in 1999. The book sold over 42,000 copies, spawned a 52 part TV series and was the catalyst for the Spin Magazine article entitled The Lords of Dogtown.
The Concrete Wave also became a magazine that Michael founded in 2002. As he looked back on his decades as a skater and a publisher he began to ruminate on what he was experiencing at the funeral home. He started to get feeling there might be a book opportunity.
A few years ago, Michael created a personal playlist on Spotify called "Songs to Play at My Funeral. "Music plays such an important role in my life and I wanted to ensure the songs were important to me would be featured once I'd passed."
In early 2021, Michael started up a podcast called A Tranquil Passage based on the idea of music and remembrance . It's a podcast that features the songs people would like played at their funeral or end of life celebration.
It was here that he met up with Nathan Ho, a skateboarder who is based in Sydney, Australia. Nathan had written a comment about skateboarding and spirituality on a website that resonated with Michael. "I emailed Nathan to be a part of my podcast and he was a terrific guest. It was soon after, that I realized that Nathan would be the perfect person to collaborate on a book with" explains Michael.
As a Skateboarder, Artist, Author and Clairvoyant Healer, Nathan has invested his fair share of years in both worlds of Skateboarding and Metaphysics. He is passionate about writing to analyse, dissect and explain spiritual concepts in simple yet profound ways.
Through his own journey of self-discovery, Nathan learnt the value in learning to accept and embrace all parts of self, helping him to appreciate the art of helping others to live as the best versions of themselves. Nathan's pursuit for explaining the often unexplainable is the result of the culmination of his own
When Michael Brooke decided to sell his skateboarding magazine Concrete Wave three years ago, he wasn't too sure what would happen next. He knew he wanted to do something different, but admits he was as surprised as anyone when he wound up working as a funeral director's assistant.
"Being around death gives you a very special appreciation of life. This job forces you each day to consider your own mortality and really consider what is truly valuable" says Michael.
A skater since 1975, Michael wrote The Concrete Wave in 1999. The book sold over 42,000 copies, spawned a 52 part TV series and was the catalyst for the Spin Magazine article entitled The Lords of Dogtown.
The Concrete Wave also became a magazine that Michael founded in 2002. As he looked back on his decades as a skater and a publisher he began to ruminate on what he was experiencing at the funeral home. He started to get feeling there might be a book opportunity.
A few years ago, Michael created a personal playlist on Spotify called "Songs to Play at My Funeral. "Music plays such an important role in my life and I wanted to ensure the songs were important to me would be featured once I'd passed."
In early 2021, Michael started up a podcast called A Tranquil Passage based on the idea of music and remembrance . It's a podcast that features the songs people would like played at their funeral or end of life celebration.
It was here that he met up with Nathan Ho, a skateboarder who is based in Sydney, Australia. Nathan had written a comment about skateboarding and spirituality on a website that resonated with Michael. "I emailed Nathan to be a part of my podcast and he was a terrific guest. It was soon after, that I realized that Nathan would be the perfect person to collaborate on a book with" explains Michael.
As a Skateboarder, Artist, Author and Clairvoyant Healer, Nathan has invested his fair share of years in both worlds of Skateboarding and Metaphysics. He is passionate about writing to analyse, dissect and explain spiritual concepts in simple yet profound ways.
Through his own journey of self-discovery, Nathan learnt the value in learning to accept and embrace all parts of self, helping him to appreciate the art of helping others to live as the best versions of themselves. Nathan's pursuit for explaining the often unexplainable is the result of the culmination of his own
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THE ENDLESS WAVE: A Skateboarder's Perspective on Death, Dying and Spirituality
When Michael Brooke decided to sell his skateboarding magazine Concrete Wave three years ago, he wasn't too sure what would happen next. He knew he wanted to do something different, but admits he was as surprised as anyone when he wound up working as a funeral director's assistant.
"Being around death gives you a very special appreciation of life. This job forces you each day to consider your own mortality and really consider what is truly valuable" says Michael.
A skater since 1975, Michael wrote The Concrete Wave in 1999. The book sold over 42,000 copies, spawned a 52 part TV series and was the catalyst for the Spin Magazine article entitled The Lords of Dogtown.
The Concrete Wave also became a magazine that Michael founded in 2002. As he looked back on his decades as a skater and a publisher he began to ruminate on what he was experiencing at the funeral home. He started to get feeling there might be a book opportunity.
A few years ago, Michael created a personal playlist on Spotify called "Songs to Play at My Funeral. "Music plays such an important role in my life and I wanted to ensure the songs were important to me would be featured once I'd passed."
In early 2021, Michael started up a podcast called A Tranquil Passage based on the idea of music and remembrance . It's a podcast that features the songs people would like played at their funeral or end of life celebration.
It was here that he met up with Nathan Ho, a skateboarder who is based in Sydney, Australia. Nathan had written a comment about skateboarding and spirituality on a website that resonated with Michael. "I emailed Nathan to be a part of my podcast and he was a terrific guest. It was soon after, that I realized that Nathan would be the perfect person to collaborate on a book with" explains Michael.
As a Skateboarder, Artist, Author and Clairvoyant Healer, Nathan has invested his fair share of years in both worlds of Skateboarding and Metaphysics. He is passionate about writing to analyse, dissect and explain spiritual concepts in simple yet profound ways.
Through his own journey of self-discovery, Nathan learnt the value in learning to accept and embrace all parts of self, helping him to appreciate the art of helping others to live as the best versions of themselves. Nathan's pursuit for explaining the often unexplainable is the result of the culmination of his own
When Michael Brooke decided to sell his skateboarding magazine Concrete Wave three years ago, he wasn't too sure what would happen next. He knew he wanted to do something different, but admits he was as surprised as anyone when he wound up working as a funeral director's assistant.
"Being around death gives you a very special appreciation of life. This job forces you each day to consider your own mortality and really consider what is truly valuable" says Michael.
A skater since 1975, Michael wrote The Concrete Wave in 1999. The book sold over 42,000 copies, spawned a 52 part TV series and was the catalyst for the Spin Magazine article entitled The Lords of Dogtown.
The Concrete Wave also became a magazine that Michael founded in 2002. As he looked back on his decades as a skater and a publisher he began to ruminate on what he was experiencing at the funeral home. He started to get feeling there might be a book opportunity.
A few years ago, Michael created a personal playlist on Spotify called "Songs to Play at My Funeral. "Music plays such an important role in my life and I wanted to ensure the songs were important to me would be featured once I'd passed."
In early 2021, Michael started up a podcast called A Tranquil Passage based on the idea of music and remembrance . It's a podcast that features the songs people would like played at their funeral or end of life celebration.
It was here that he met up with Nathan Ho, a skateboarder who is based in Sydney, Australia. Nathan had written a comment about skateboarding and spirituality on a website that resonated with Michael. "I emailed Nathan to be a part of my podcast and he was a terrific guest. It was soon after, that I realized that Nathan would be the perfect person to collaborate on a book with" explains Michael.
As a Skateboarder, Artist, Author and Clairvoyant Healer, Nathan has invested his fair share of years in both worlds of Skateboarding and Metaphysics. He is passionate about writing to analyse, dissect and explain spiritual concepts in simple yet profound ways.
Through his own journey of self-discovery, Nathan learnt the value in learning to accept and embrace all parts of self, helping him to appreciate the art of helping others to live as the best versions of themselves. Nathan's pursuit for explaining the often unexplainable is the result of the culmination of his own
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