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Sep 30, 2026
26 years of Huffer, and what came next | Steve Dunstan | 2 Commas by Josh Comrie
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3:09Steve DunstanGUEST
You know, it took an alternative path, um, out of an alternative high school.
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3:13Steve DunstanGUEST
So in college, um, and followed, I was quite courageous to follow the dream of having fun, which led me to, you know, I was immersed in, um, street skate culture, skateboarding, um, and a lot comes with that, which is, um, not only um skateboarding itself but you know the influences um being street culture music you know punk music hip-hop was emerging um and they really sort of shape you know when you're at that age um you know sort of late teenagers it really shapes your influences um how you see the world and um Yeah, so I suppose from that and living the dream of being in that world, snowboarding emerged.
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