This segment, Klunking, is from the late 1970s, hosted by Steve Fox, and comes from the Paul Colardo (an Evening Magazine crew member) collection. This is one of the first segments that Paul produced. Steve Kotton was the cameraman on this shoot and
Early news footage of a young Rodney Mullen just as he started his domination of the skateboard freestyle world and put the tech in street skating. Sponsor Stacey Peralta is interviewed as well.
This is an abridged version of co-cost Robin Young's last "Evening Magazine" episode. These excerpts were recorded off-air from Boston's WBZ TV-4 on 9/05/80. All rights are acknowledged.
News magazine segment filmed in Novato featuring Rich Avella and Ron Wilkerson - the 2-Hip Trick Team just before going on their first US tour.
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Tommy Guerrero, Kieth Cochran, Camden Scott, Piere, Orb and more CBS (City Boys Shred) skaters riding The Dish and HP Ramp at the dawn of 43!!! In case you don't know, Orb (in the yellow shirt) invented 43 which led to the 4th and 3rd letters being
Evening Magazine correspondent Sandy Newton gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at Garfield's first television special, "Here Comes Garfield". First aired on the PM Magazine on October 25, 1982, this piece is fascinating for fans of the original
John Curley gets angry and goes crazy during a shoot for the tv show, Evening Magazine
Evening Magazine Rodney Mullen 1983, Mullen was pretty much the first to introduce the ollie to flatground freestyle skateboarding how it was called back then, the ollie is the basis for modern skateboarding
This is a sequence of on-air promotions for WBZ-TV/Boston's local program, "Evening Magazine." These spots originally aired between 1983 and 1990. All rights are acknowledged.
in 1976, KPIX-TV in San Francisco was the first Group W station to air the locally produced "Evening Magazine." The show soon spread to the four other Westinghouse stations. The program's success prompted Group W to franchise the "Evening" concept to
Seabrook hosted John Curley and the Evening Magazine crew on June 4th, 2008.
1970's Show Open, when they weren't in a hurry to get to the show.Late example of cell animation before everything changed to computer generation. Hosts: Richard Hart & Jan Yanahero.
