Growing up in a small town in New Jersey, Ronnie Kessner was set to head to Chiropractic school when he decided to take the window skateboarding offered. Fast forward to now and he's riding for Shane O'neill's company, April, and working on his own album. A while back Thunder Trucks visited Ronnie to get a look into his process for making music and hear what he’s working on next.
Filmed & Edited by Jeremy McNamara
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