Generating healthy discussions and debates amongst the BMX community.
The Yeah Dude Sick Podcast is a must-listen for anyone in the BMX community. The freeform feel of the first few minutes of each episode may seem a bit off-putting at first, but once things get going, the intimate and unpretentious tone will grab you. This podcast is real and relatable, supporting and showcasing the Midwest scene in a way that's truly dope.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is its ability to capture the essence of BMX as more than just riding around on little kids' bikes and learning tricks. It delves into the community aspect of BMX, highlighting the camaraderie, trash talking sessions at spots, and the exhilaration felt when someone lands something sick. It goes beyond that too, encouraging listeners to question boundaries and look at life through a different lens. The insights and interviews provided by Casey are great, as he not only touches on the older BMX scene but also keeps things relevant with discussions about today's trends.
Another great aspect of The Yeah Dude Sick Podcast is its listener interaction. Listeners can suggest topics beforehand on Instagram and even participate in call-ins during episodes. This creates an open forum where everyone feels included and contributes to making each episode unique.
While there are many positives about this podcast, one potential drawback could be its initial freeform feel that might turn some listeners off initially. However, it is definitely worth giving it a chance because once things get going, you'll find that it hooks you in and keeps you anxiously waiting for the next episode to drop.
In conclusion, The Yeah Dude Sick Podcast provides an authentic view of BMX without industry bias. With great topics, insightful interviews, passionate responses to calls, and an inclusive approach to listener engagement, this podcast stands out as a top choice for anyone looking for a relatable and enjoyable BMX experience. Casey's storytelling abilities make this podcast incredibly engaging for those within the BMX community, and it leaves you eagerly looking forward to more. Subscribe and get ready for a great ride!
The evolution of the BMX bike spans over 50 years, with many landmark product developments along the way. The 2022 BMX Society show in Carson, CA provided perfect examples of some of the most crucial bikes in early BMX history. Here's an evolutionary rundown of some of the most important eras of the BMX bike, leading up to the early '90s. -Scott Towne
Well, another chapter is closing in my life and it's bittersweet. I'm leaving Indiana. The scene has been incredible, but I'm excited to get to Hawaii and experience all it has to offer. Recently, my friends and I went on (honestly) a bmx trip of a lifetime. We just wanted to get away from it all. In this episode of the podcast, I discuss chapters in life, friends, good days, and much more. ENJOY!
The only thing about the Doug Bob situation that has bothered me is the money. But, I mean, he's out there doing his thing, should I really be mad at him? Who knows. In this episode of Yeah Dude Sick! I discuss friendships, skateparks, Fast and Loose, and much more. Enjoy! @yeahdudesick @shitsonian
Bike School?? There ain't no school for bmx, brotha. For all the kids listening, tricks, style, etc., all that shit comes naturally and can't be bought. In this episode I talk about Brovid-19, Bike School, Terminator 2, and feeling like a burden while asking your friends to film. Enjoy!
This situation, as minuscule as it may seem, opened the door to a rather intriguing conversation about bmx sponsorships, legacies, relationships, industry, etc. I discuss my opinions on the matter and I also go through some of the various responses I received. Enjoy!
The debate between bmx racing and bmx freestyle continues as we ring in the new year. Contracts are renewed, but more often than not, relationships with riders and companies come to an end. It seems so predictable with bmx racers. It's almost like they become completely different riders each year. Agree? Disagree? Thank you for your support! Enjoy and have a great weekend!
This episode is an audiobook version of a collection of stories written by Steve Crandall. These stories describe his life on the road and the many excursions he's been able to experience in his life of bmx. While I didn't read every story in the book, I hope this gave you enough motivation to not only go buy the book (assuming it's still for sale), but get out there and do something. Whether it's traveling or simply doing something creative. In addition to the book, my friend Scott Towne was gracious enough to recite the Foreword (which he personally wrote for the book). I'm grateful for the opportunity to share some of Crandall's stories with everyone and I cherish my involvement in bmx. If you have any ideas for future episodes, shoot me a message or call the hotline (317-661-1339). Thank you, and RIDE ON!
In this episode of the Yeah Dude Sick podcast, host Shitsonian discusses his experiences at (his first) Swampfest. He also dives into a brief conversation about "who bmx has needed" throughout the years. This episode is brought to you by TUFF LUCK BMX. Check them out on Instagram @tuff_luck_bmx for all the latest goods! Music: Otis Redding - I've Been Loving You Too Long and Tupac - No More Pain Original intro by DJ Shadoe Haze (the guy who said "Damn son, where'd you find this?") Enjoy! Find us on Instagram @yeahdudesick and @shitsonian Leave me a rating on Apple Podcasts!
Everyone's going through something. Check up on your friends. Share the stoke. We need to be better.
One With Nature Jam announcement! Saturday, September 4th at 6pm! Donate a few bucks to the riders. Link to the GoFundMe is in my bio on Instagram (@shitsonian and @yeahdudesick)
Bro they really said that. Look, the X Games has always just been the X Games. It's always just something there if you feel like watching it. It's entertainment. But now that Mat Hoffman isn't involved, what will it become? I dig into the Mat Hoffman situation and once again, I'm on both sides of the argument...who would've guessed? ENJOY!
I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down and talking with Shad Johnson. I've looked up to this dude for a LONG time. I've always felt as though he has done the right thing in bmx. His name is synonymous with purity and authenticity in bmx. ENJOY!
It's too late...for everything. Everything is already happening. Sometimes you just need to take the L and give in. Youtube has cemented a corner in the bmx world. There is an endless amount of content out there for your viewing pleasure. In this episode of Yeah Dude Sick, I sit down and talk to Brant Moore; an avid YouTuber. We discuss the trials and tribulations of what it takes to simply create a YouTube video. I really appreciate Brant's willingness to show himself and not hold back. Maybe we all can learn a lesson from what he's doing, whether or not we relate. Please let a rating and review; I've sold my soul to the radiowaves.
Episode 25-Bodymore Murdaland featuring @jedi_mind_nick aka Maryland Nick. Let me just say one thing, you’ll never know the potential connections you could make if you don’t put yourself out there. What started as a short Local Pro interview turned into a full on bmx conversation that lasted nearly an hour. I had never met Nick before this interview but I immediately felt like we were old riding buddies just remembering all the good times. This has been my favorite interview so far; light-hearted and just...easy. Thank you all for your continued support and love. ENJOY! #anchor #podcast #spotify #love #host #sea #emcee #sailor #instagood #ship #actor #maritime #instagram #model #news #applepodcasts #fashion #googlepodcasts #india #photography #merchantnavy #event #nautical #youtube #anchors #actress #seaman #lifeatsea #handmade #bhfyp #bmx
Season two has come to a close! Thank you all for your continued support. In this episode, I discuss the current state of being a professional bmx rider...well, I try to. I also had a great conversation with Colt Fake; a bmx rider who I feel deserves a little more recognition for what he's contributed to the sport. ENJOY! As always, the hotline is open! 317-661-1339 Leave a rating and review!
Yeah Dude Sick mixtape coming! Send me a clip! Let's break through the absolute cringe of seeing yourself ride (together!).
BMX culture? Skate culture? Are we cousins, friends...enemies? Have we adopted the skate culture? I had a lot of questions! ENJOY! Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. @yeahdudesick @shitsonian HIT THE HOTLINE: 317-661-1339
I open up about a memory where I broke some dude's windshield with a skateboard. I also discuss the line between contributing to our community and flooding bmx media. Lastly, I go off on a rant about the use of the handle @bmx. ENJOY!
CALCULATED. That's how I describe Jonnie Vance. The dude has goals and it's amazing to be able to see him in the process of achieving them. Enjoy!
I hope I don't get flagged and/or sued! Props rock dictated my every action for YEARS! A sacred sub-genre of alternative rock music possessing an infectious sound that literally sucks you in. Man, I wanted this to keep going and never end. ENJOY!
Wahoooooooo Mcdaniels. What a good dude. I met Craig back in 2010 probably and I was instantly drawn to his involvement with his scene. He's always got shit going on. Earth Surf, Cheap Seats Racing, Team Pimpske, Voice, etc. The dude has been involved with a ton of bmx related shit and he's still going strong. ENJOY!
Senseless rambling about friends and family. I also recap my experience at the Derby City Nationals. Enjoy! LEAVE A RATING! Shirts coming!
IT NEVER CAME EASY! You want to do more in life? Keep on the grind. I guarantee it will pay off. I had the pleasure of sitting down with two entrepreneurs in bmx; Biffcheese and Jr. Two dudes from Virginia with relentless attitudes and a hunger for success. Enjoy!
All you gotta do is go fast right? That's what I thought for a long time, but now I realize there's a lot more to it. Enjoy this episode featuring Carly Kane, Mykel Larrin, Scott Towne talking about bmx racing. Shit wild, man. Leave a rating! New shirts coming!
The Bagz is here! I respect this dude's work ethic and his ability to stay well rounded. Ain't nobody grinding harder than Joey Bagz!
DAWG. I am honored to have the opportunity to sit down with the Biker in Black, Mr. Rick Thorne. Rick has been in the bmx scene heavy since the mid-80's and he's still relevant today. He has branched out to become an announcer, commentator, musician, comedian, cook, etc. What a treat to dive into his mind. I hope you enjoy this episode! Leave a rating! HOTLINE: 317-661-1339 INSTAGRAM: @yeahdudesick
317-661-1339 HOLLER Talking about shoes, man! What are the best shoes to ride in? I had a ton of responses, some of which were unexpected for sure. I also got to have a full conversation with Travis Mortz. We talked about shoes, photography, helmets, and bmx in general, and it was awesome! Thank you for all the support during this first season. I'm coming back better than ever and I can't wait! Massive shout outs to all my guests, anyone who has ever called in, given feedback, etc. I LOVE Y'ALL! @heavypedalzbmx @poorboysteev @shadoehaze
LEAVE A RATING! HIT THE HOTLINE! 317-661-1339 I had the pleasure of chatting with Brodie Butterfield from Sydney, AUS and it was an absolute treat! I also responded to a bunch of hotline calls and talk about bmx bikes in skateparks, music, age differences in bmx, etc. MUCH LOVE FAM.
Mannnnnn This dude can TALK. Very psyched to finally get to sit down and have a conversation with Montana Ricky. I was very curious to see what he is all about. Dude has a ton of opinions, mostly because he simply loves and cares about bmx. ENJOY! ...and as always, please take a second and leave a rating/review. I'd appreciate it!
It's a tough one...thinking about who your favorite riders are. I tried my best to narrow down a list of my top 10 favorite bmx riders of all time. I also took a bunch of calls and texts from the hotline. HIT ME UP: 317-661-1339
Answering calls from the hotline! 317-661-1336 HOLLER AT ME!
Man, what really is street? Riding bmx in the late 90's/early 00's, that question was never really asked. But as time goes on and genres of riding bmx become more specified, we begin to ask these questions. Is there a clear distinction on what can be considered "street"; as opposed to something quite similar, yet totally different? Perhaps questions like this are unnecessary and pointless. But never the less, I wonder. Big shout out to Heavy Pedalz for sponsoring this episode. Hit up issue #3 at @heavypedalzbmx on Instagram. As always, please leave a rating and review! SHITSONIAN, OUT!
In this episode, I got to interview Evan Smedley, a bmx rider from Pennsylvania. We discussed jibbin, family, running, Etnies, and much much more. Thank you for the continued support! Leave a rating and review, I love the feedback!
This episode of Yeah Dude Sick analyzes different perspectives on an individual's involvement in bmx. I talk to some people who have drastically different opinions on the world of bmx and I learned a lot! I hope you enjoy this as much as I am. Please send me feedback at @yeahdudesick or @shitsonian on Instagram. Also, please take a second to leave a rating and review!
Riding on plastic, the weather, the stagnant state of bmx, music, and living life.
This episode of Yeah Dude Sick focuses on getting sponsored at an early age and how it affects a rider's life. I'm honored to be able to interview Dennis Enarson, Preston Okert, and Eben Krackau. Their stories are all different, yet very similar. Very stoked on this one. I'm the bmx scientist!
In this episode of Yeah Dude Sick, I explore the life of John Buultjens, as written in his book "Ride" (2017). I dive deep into the gritty, and often times harrowing details of his life and I share how he came from nothing, to being the brand manager at Haro Bikes. His story has also been made into a feature film, set to be released into theaters in summer 2020. Enjoy this story, for it is both heart-wrenching, and glorious.
Episode 001 of the Yeah Dude Sick Podcast focuses on the local pro's of our individual riding scenes. Growing up, it seemed as though we all had that one dude; well, I thought so at least. This episode may broaden your realization that each rider came up quite differently, it did for mine. In addition, I discuss what BMX owes you and I interviewed various riders from around the world. Enjoy 001, and stay tuned for 002.
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