Here s a slideshow of the different stages of the making of Sexy Rosa, the pimped skateboard. Bonus: the first tests, including a stunt where the PSP does a half flip while I m doing an ollie.

The San Francisco Chronicle has done the unspeakable by omiting Zippy the Pinhead from their comics section. To the rescue comes The First Church of the Last Laugh in a rip-roaring protest through the streets of San Francisco!

VIDEO: J. Frank Webster began collecting Hotdog memorabelia many years ago. Now he is known as The Willy Wonka of Meat. Go figure.

Once a year in any given major US city, the local Cacophony Society will collect all its members and force them to gallivant around town wearing cheap Santa suits. Rudeness and intoxication are also forced upon them. Watch.

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Pigs are people too. And this video proves it. Victoria Herberta has had a fascination with pigs all her life. So in Houston, Texas she has created a shrine to swine.

VIDEO: What could be better than a huge piece of brushed aluminum Swiss cheese? Or a towering red high-heeled shoe? Or one of the happiest artists I ve ever met?

VIDEO: We re going to drive by things and shoot them, said Kimric. I said, Excellent! and we were off on one of the greatest adventures in Weird America. It was Burning Man 1994 - many years before it became the expansive art event that it is today. This video proves that guns can be fun at least in the hands of wild and crazy performance artists.

Many years ago my friend, Chuck Woodbury gave me some rough video footage he had shot in Yucca Valley, California. Chuck had visited Stan Trempe in his yard which he called Moby s Dock. I edited the video together into what you see here, then featured in on my TV series, Weird TV in 1995. So far this is the only record of Stan s fantastic yard. He sculpted this art out of dead Yucca trees. Where is Stan now? Who knows?

Shadoe Stevens was the host of the American Top 40 radio show, co-star of Dave s World and the announcer behind the Hollywood Squares. Weird America peels back the next layer in the fantastic world of Shadoe Stevens and finds

VIDEO: Extremo the Clown once ran for Mayor of Portland. His real identity is Scot Campbell, a graphic artist. We don t know which one we interviewed in this video. You be the judge.

VIDEO: Clayton Bailey is simply amazing. He led us on a tour of his art compound and kept the dazzlement coming at full bore.

Here is a top Weird American. Mr. Uncertain is sure to win your heart and mind. Unless of course he doesn t. Directed by Willia Drew

All you need is love. Somewhere beyond the land of Sargent Pepper and a warped Oz what you ve all been waiting for Cybelvis and Botielus finally tie the knot. Nevermind that a dog performs the wedding.

VIDEO: Artist, Yanira Cartagena explains how art can solve problems. Much of her work has to do with El Salvador and issues of marginality.

VIDEO: Here we wrap up the Art Car quad of videos.

VIDEO: Wild and crazy and violent and midgets flying through the air in madcap Mexican wrestling escapades. It s Lucha Va Voom! Upcoming show in Los Angeles at the Mayan Theater!

VIDEO: Some people will sell their soul to make a movie. Filmmaker Fred Olen Ray only has to sell a shrunken head.

Some of these photos were featured in the Chicago city-guide episode. Here's the whole deal!

VIDEO: Two of the most amazing musicans in the world inhabit the body of Rodney Branigan. We don t know who they are and Rodney is not sharing that information with us.

VIDEO: From the alkali flats of Burning Man and the rocket car of Deszo Molnar to a weird little roadside attraction on the West Coast of Florida. Weird is the new wonderful.

On the Canal, Part 1 of 6: We begin a three-day adventure along the entire C&O Canal! Producer John Urman meets us in Washington DC at mile marker zero in the historic neighborhood of Georgetown, to begin the 184-mile ride north to Cumberland, Maryland. It's quite a view and quite a ride! First is a quick hello from Barbara, just back from her own adventures and getting in a bit of reading.

Mechanical Safety, Part 2 of 2: Bill Mould, chief mechanic at Spokes Etc, rounds out our initial safety check of an unfamiliar bike. See what you should be seeing at the derailleur, wheels, tires and more. Check your ride and hit the road and have a great season of safe cycling. Thanks for the checkout, Bill! Greetings come from Gunner Shogren, well-known mountain bike racer and the subject of a documentary film about what it's like for a professional athlete considering retirement. Check out the press release for the award winning "Scars Don't Sweat" by Joshua Tunick. Thanks, Gunner!

VIDEO: For some a protest of war means chanting slogans and carrying signs. For Corpus Delicti it s an act of performance art. This Los Angeles based group takes it all to a new level.

Bernie Markett shucked his boat, bought an old trolly car and opened a joke shop in Lincoln City, Oregon. Little did anyone know it would become a Farting Center.

A rural neighborhood in Portland, Oregon has been invaded by an alien museum. Dr. Steve Hanns, DD answers questions and questions answers about UFOs and aliens from outer space.

VIDEO: In San Francisco when the Odeon Bar was still open comedian/juggler, Scot Nery entertained the trongs of art underground thrill-seekers.

Mechanical Safety, Part 2 of 2: Bill Mould of Spokes Etc, greetings from mountain bike racer Gunner Shogren

Street art slide show (part 3 of 4) Second part of my New York street safari.

Second part of my New York street safari.

VIDEO: We were bad boys. We took a big car and radio controlled it and went out into the desert and let it go and hunted it down with high-powered weapons like a wild animal. It became art.

Mechanical Safety, Part 1 of 2: Bill Mould of Spokes Etc, greetings from Cass & Tanya, 16x9 widescreen

Mechanical Safety, Part 1 of 2: If it's springtime where you are, you'll be interested in this week's program. Are you shopping for a second-hand bike? Just pulled the old clunker out of the basement? Or maybe you're prepping the machine for autumn storage (hello, Australia!). Bill Mould, Chief Mechanic at Spokes Etc in Alexandria, Virginia guides us through some safety considerations before putting an unfamiliar bike on the trail. Bill is a master bike mechanic and instructor, with a bench full of certifications and decades of advanced maintenance under his tool belt. We'll be dropping in on Bill now and then for some expert advice and a helpful shot of practical maintenance knowledge. Don't miss Part Two next week... We first meet two racers fresh off the mountain bike track at the recent Greenbrier Challenge. Cass and Tanya were joined by over five hundred others in April in northern Maryland for one of the fastest growing MTB events in the world. The event is now part of the UCI system, which means watch for future Olympic cyclists in an upcoming episode. You may notice a different look to the video file this week, as A Billion Bikes will now often be seen in 16x9 widescreen aspect (non-letterboxed), and a higher resolution in iTunes as well. If you're watching with older software, you may see a picture that's squeezed horizontally. Updating your browser or other media player should correct the problem. We hope you enjoy the series, and we'll be bringing you more programs from bicycling cultures around the world, such as the excellent Copenhagen series from earlier episodes. If you're aware of international programs, in any language, that would benefit the audience here, I'd be very happy to hear from you at programs@abillionbikes.com . Thanks for watching, and we'll see you next week!

On the Canal, Part 6 of 6; greetings from the West Virginia Cycling team

On the Canal, Part 6 of 6: Cumberland is our goal today, and so is the end of our cycling adventure from Washington DC to the western edge of Maryland. After 184 miles and three days on the towpath trail, cyclist and producer John Urman guides us into autumn beauty and the historical richness of Allegheny County. The National Park Service gives the inside story on how the Canal changed Cumberland from a frontier town to the second largest city in Maryland. Plan your own C&O Canal bicycling adventure! There are excellent resources online, and remember you can get John Urman's "On the Canal" in full-resolution DVD with bonus features, from John's website at OntheCanal.org. Drop him a note and see where he's off to next. Thanks, John, for the wonderful trip! First is a rowdy hello from members of the West Virginia University Cycling Team. That's what you want ringing in your ears as you round the lap marker at the Greenbrier Challenge. Thanks, guys!

On the Canal, Part 5 of 6; greetings from Todd Wells, Lefty fork with David Jones

On the Canal, Part 5 of 6: It’s a brisk morning on the homestretch to Cumberland. Leaving Hancock, several odd and fun things cross our path. Arch your brow, tack up a buck, and keep your eyes peeled through the Paw Paw as we join cyclist & producer John Urman for part 5 of “On the Canal”. Find more from John at OnTheCanal.org. First, say hello to Todd Wells, top winner of the recent MTB/mountain bike Greenbrier Challenge in Maryland and well on his way to qualifying for another Summer Olympics. Todd blew a rear tire on the trail in the last kilometer, but then rode the bike flat to win with more than 7 minutes lead. Well see more of what happened in the hills on that Sunday afternoon on a future program. Congrats, Todd! Then try to figure out an unusual new bike frame with half a front fork. The Lefty by Cannondale is demonstrated by mountain bike racer David Jones at Greenbrier.

Go to New York (USA), keep your eyes open and you might see one of these... Stickers, flops, tags, installations...

Street art slide show (part 2 of 4) Go to New York (USA), keep your eyes open and you might see one of these Stickers, flops, tags, installations

VIDEO: Part three of our Art Car series will literally dare you into personal action - asking the question: Should I keep sitting here or build an Art Car? Chances are you will be compelled to build your own art car by the end of this video.

On the Canal, Part 4 of 6; greetings from Denis Chazelle of Frappadingues.org, training rollers, DVD available

On the Canal, Part 4 of 6: We’re a hundred miles from our starting point in Washington DC as we roll through Fort Frederick and Hancock, Maryland. Cumberland is closer than Georgetown now, but there’s no hurry as we linger through the beautiful scenery and rich history along the way. And a generous meal in Hancock awaits us now at the end of Day Two. Remember that this entire program is available with extra features in full-quality DVD by checking out John’s website at OnTheCanal.org. Parlez-vous le français? We first enjoy a European hello from Denis Chazelle (aka “Super Frenchie”), a member of Paris-based Frappadingues. This is a fun mountain biking club that plans informal rides in the French countryside using an online discussion g