Jump Street Podcast

Brian Bina is a low key monster on the blades who has been involved with Hatian Magazine and other personal projects over the past few years. We talk about the direction Hatian Magazine is going, living in the “Death Guy Manor”, and the struggles of filming INTI in Cusco.

Kurt was a big part of the Atlanta blade scene back in the day, growing up with people like Walt Austin, Kevin Dowling, and Will Gordon. After taking a 10 year break, he's back and more in love with the sport than ever. We talk about what made him come back, the passion behind it, and what he's up to now with his new wheel company, TUFR Wheels.

Sean has been known for his truly unique style of blading lately. We talk about filming with his crew in Sacramento, snowboarding affecting his blading, his connection with Rollerblade, and more!

Grant has been non stop for the past few years! We talk about how he quit his job to skate, having a mini ramp inside his house, and homophobia in the blading scene.

Erick Rodriguez has been the man behind the camera for a huge portion of the video content for blading in recent years. We talk about how important positivity is in blading, who his favorite people to film with are, and what's going on with BG Worldwide!

Pat brings a fresh new flavor to the current state of blading. Always on the move, he stopped by our studio for a chat about filming sections in the train stations of Germany, his constant travels to the states, and his story behind linking up with the Kelso brothers.

Robbie has been contributing to the blading scene a lot in the past few years with his recent move from Melbourne to Los Angeles. He shares funny stories about running into the locals in NYC, how his fashion style affects him and his blading, as well as the influences that got him there.

We’re happy to be back with our good friends, Sean and Colin, to take a stroll down memory lane as we watch “The Truth” together along with discussions of progression of styles, what we can take away from our idols, as well as the Kelso’s current projects like Bacemint and Fishguys 4.

Anthony is of the newer generation of Philly bladers and could be seen in the Bacemint and Fishguys videos. Amongst all the laughs, we discuss what he likes and dislikes in blading, scoring the original music for INTI Film, and his mother chimes in the live chat to ask a question.

Jeff Frederick is one of the originals out of Philly. He gives us some insight into his earlier days, how he got his first sponsor, the “rules” skating in Philly in the 90’s, and we get to watch a few of his sections.

After taking a break from blading for over a decade, Scott is making his return back to the game and making a huge impact in a different way. After telling us his stories about being on the Vans Warped Tour, hanging out with Gwen Stefani, and touring with Tony Hawk, Scotty wants to give something back to the community with his new event, the "Manly Blade Meet", which had an unbelievable turn out with guests from all over the world.

Now that we're back in New York, we have a fun discussion about our experiences at Winterclash, Austin's recent travels skating around the world, and a possible new way to get our top pros paid like they should!

So many of you asked, so…it’s here…the Nick Lomax episode! Chances are, you’re already one of his FORTY ONE THOUSAND Instagram followers so Nick needs no introduction. We all love him… he’s British, likes earl grey tea, lives in Barcelona, can do Farfegnugens and Top Acids no problem at all. Nick also brings on a few of his own special guests on, so we hope you enjoy this one as much as all 6 people did who were in the audience watching!

Dominik Wagner is a Winterclash veteran who is one of the people who help make this event what it is today. We laugh a bunch about his attempt at skating for 48hrs non-stop in New York City, traveling the world to film shoot blade photos, and his experiences with the new SOLA Frames.

Leon is one of the most stylish and innovative bladers to come out of the London scene. From the 90's until now, he drops a ton of knowledge on how people develop their style, how he still skates and films year round, and HOMIE OVERLOAD at Winterclash.