Location: New York

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, New York rapper NYOIL found a way to help rebuild his borough.

As one of the greatest emcees of all time, Nas is ready to speak lyrically about the way in which his present is a remix of his past.

At what point did the Beats put down their pens and start chanting along to protest songs? Some say it happened in the space of a day: Sunday, April 9, 1961.

Beneath the brotherhood and bonhomie, is surfing plagued with a racist streak? Tetsuhiko Endo is ready to ask questions.

Prepare yourself for a long and wild ride: New York City's longboarders are charging around en masse.

Between a hazy past and hyped-up future, Julian Casablancas steps out alone and finds room to breathe away from The Strokes.

HUCK pays homage to this iconic spot and asks: how does urban wasteland become hallowed ground?

When Rob Machado stepped down from the podiums but can the barefoot drifter maintain his soul surfer vibe?

The straight-talking Renaissance man breaks it down in a series of lyrical truths, spat straight from the heart.