Bobby Ruiz's guest appearances

Bobby Ruiz

What‘s Up, Whittier?

Mike Giant Podcast

The Lower Left Podcast

Phil Guy

Nani Chacon

Mario Lopez

Mike Peters

Sam Parker

Fernando Lopez

Francisco Agudo

Jeremy Fish

Derek Keenan

Derick Montez

Damon Soule

Ben Lovejoy

Rebecca Ashley

Dave Persué

Leo Gonzales

OwlTail

Listen in as Remo the Realtor &amp; Jessie the Architect interview Local Bobby Ruiz the personality behind MYWHITTIER

Listen in as Remo the Realtor &amp; Jessie the Architect interview Local Bobby Ruiz the personality behind MYWHITTIER

EPISODE 137: THE LOCAL KID BOBBY RUIZ @MYWHITTIER

Jim Daichendt

Today's The Lower Left Podcast is a special preview discussion of the upcoming Street Legacy So Cal Style Masters art exhibition with Curator's Bobby Ruiz and Jim Daichendt. We dive into a brief overview of street art history and what it means to not only the art world, but the world as a whole. The Street Legacy show will kick off on June 25, 2021 and run till August 28, 2021 t the California Center for the Arts in Escondido, California. A special car exhibition and opening event will be held on opening day. We thank Bobby Ruiz and Jim Daichendt for curating an art exhibition that is going to be unlike no other. Definitely one for the history books! C/S 

Today's The Lower Left Podcast is a special preview discussion of the upcoming Street Legacy So Cal Style Masters art exhibition with Curator's Bobby Ruiz and Jim Daichendt. We dive into a brief overview of street art history and what it means to not only the art world, but the world as a whole. The Street Legacy show will kick off on June 25, 2021 and run till August 28, 2021 t the California Center for the Arts in Escondido, California. A special car exhibition and opening event will be held on opening day. We thank Bobby Ruiz and Jim Daichendt for curating an art exhibition that is going to be unlike no other. Definitely one for the history books! C/S

Episode 39: Street Legacy Art Exhibition Discussion with Bobby Ruiz & Jim Daichendt - The Lower Left Podcast

Giant's interview with Bobby Ruiz, owner of Tribal Streetwear.  Recorded in Mr. Ruiz’s office at the Tribal headquarters in San Diego, California on Thursday, October 17, 2019. Topics discussed include:  Growing up in Los Angeles in the 1960s, Hacienda Heights, moving to south San Diego in 1972, initial exposure to lowriding, skateboarding, gang culture, moving to Mira Mesa (the suburbs), gang writing, musical influences, stoner culture, high school, Chicano Power movement, appearing in Lowrider magazine in 1981, customizing a 1964 Thunderbird, first experiences with "hip-hop” graffiti while working as a janitor, meeting San Diego writers, earning a bachelors degree with Honors at SDSU in Chicano Studies and Business Management over the course of ten years, difficulties with math, Tommy Guerrero, ska and punk music, Beastie Boys, Run DMC, NWA, Cypress Hill, breakdancing, Rocksteady Crew, the exploitation of subcultures, fashion vs. streetwear, Limp Bizkit, Korn, starting Tribal Gear in 1989, POD, Linkin Park, Los Lobos, Santana, Sublime, Psycho Realm, The Beat Nuts, Lollapalooza, Mixmaster Mike, Suge Knight, Risk/Third Rail, the early years of Streetwear, rubylith, Fat, Stoopid, ASR trade shows, Eazy-E, Boo-Ya Tribe, the 432F show, Bill McMullen, pre-internet indie brands and magazines, Conart, GAT, Japanese buyers, touring in Japan, CCC Satoshi Furuya, VHS camcorder, the Tribal videos, Kien Lieu, John Reeves, Zard, Japanese lowriding, Bosozoku, changing scenes, 1970s Cholo style, going back underground, Dogtown, Jay Adams, Louie Zodak, cutting back with spraypaint, Sake, Joker, Brown, Dyse, MC Rock, photo trading, Phil Kosaka, racking from Kmart, Mr. Cartoon, OG Abel, WCA crew, Chaz Bojorquez, Steve Soto, Carlos Torres, Usugrow, Alex Garcia, Mouse Lopez, the Legacy project/show, Carl Arellano, Pink Floyd, Swank, business decisions/staying exclusive, boutique shops, Big Proof, unpaid celebrity endorsements, Fred Durst, social media, licensing and distribution deals, mall stores in the Philippines, sharing manufacturing, the future of Tribal, RIP Norm and Jesse Valadez (The Gypsy Rose).

Giant's interview with Bobby Ruiz, owner of Tribal Streetwear. Recorded in Mr. Ruiz’s office at the Tribal headquarters in San Diego, California on Thursday, October 17, 2019. Topics discussed include: Growing up in Los Angeles in the 1960s, Hacienda Heights, moving to south San Diego in 1972, initial exposure to lowriding, skateboarding, gang culture, moving to Mira Mesa (the suburbs), gang writing, musical influences, stoner culture, high school, Chicano Power movement, appearing in Lowrider magazine in 1981, customizing a 1964 Thunderbird, first experiences with "hip-hop” graffiti while working as a janitor, meeting San Diego writers, earning a bachelors degree with Honors at SDSU in Chicano Studies and Business Management over the course of ten years, difficulties with math, Tommy Guerrero, ska and punk music, Beastie Boys, Run DMC, NWA, Cypress Hill, breakdancing, Rocksteady Crew, the exploitation of subcultures, fashion vs. streetwear, Limp Bizkit, Korn, starting Tribal Gear in 1989, POD, Linkin Park, Los Lobos, Santana, Sublime, Psycho Realm, The Beat Nuts, Lollapalooza, Mixmaster Mike, Suge Knight, Risk/Third Rail, the early years of Streetwear, rubylith, Fat, Stoopid, ASR trade shows, Eazy-E, Boo-Ya Tribe, the 432F show, Bill McMullen, pre-internet indie brands and magazines, Conart, GAT, Japanese buyers, touring in Japan, CCC Satoshi Furuya, VHS camcorder, the Tribal videos, Kien Lieu, John Reeves, Zard, Japanese lowriding, Bosozoku, changing scenes, 1970s Cholo style, going back underground, Dogtown, Jay Adams, Louie Zodak, cutting back with spraypaint, Sake, Joker, Brown, Dyse, MC Rock, photo trading, Phil Kosaka, racking from Kmart, Mr. Cartoon, OG Abel, WCA crew, Chaz Bojorquez, Steve Soto, Carlos Torres, Usugrow, Alex Garcia, Mouse Lopez, the Legacy project/show, Carl Arellano, Pink Floyd, Swank, business decisions/staying exclusive, boutique shops, Big Proof, unpaid celebrity endorsements, Fred Durst, social media, licensing and distribution deals, mall stores in the Philippines, sharing manufacturing, the future of Tribal, RIP Norm and Jesse Valadez (The Gypsy Rose).

Episode 19: Bobby Ruiz