Podcast appearances and mentions of Bob Burnquist

CLL #2533 (feat. Bob Burnquist) 06/14/2005 – Tuesday Night Show Source – Tucker Stream Recording (2025)  This episode is 100% complete with a medium audio upgrade. Bob is making his only appearance of the Adam era, he gets Adam’s attention talking about his corkscrew ramp that he did eventually get working. Adam dares the Great Magnet with a proclamation about natural disasters and the Uni8ted States mere months before Hurricane Katrina. The Love Between The Two Hosts – CLL on Youtube, with Video for select episodes. https://adamanddrdrewshow.com/1743-loveline-nostalgia-with-superfan-giovanni/ https://account.venmo.com/u/GiovanniGiorgio Paid Link – As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Music Provided by Rich Banks Check out His Website and Soundcloud to hear more of his awesome work Read More →

O episódio especial do Podcast Canaltech desta semana está no ar e tem tudo o que rolou de mais empolgante na Gamescom 2025, que aconteceu em São Paulo. Nossa Community Manager, Mariana Lapeloso, esteve no evento e traz um panorama completo dos destaques, novidades e tendências que marcaram presença em um dos maiores eventos de games da América Latina. E tem mais: em uma entrevista exclusiva, o repórter Diego Corumba conversa com uma verdadeira lenda do skate mundial, Bob Burnquist! Eles falam sobre o retorno de Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, a representatividade brasileira com nomes como Rayssa Leal e Letícia Bufoni no game, curiosidades dos bastidores e até a amizade duradoura entre Bob e Tony Hawk. Um bate-papo imperdível para fãs de skate e cultura gamer! Você também vai conferir: Galaxy Watch 8 pode ganhar visual inspirado no Apple Watch AirPods do futuro terão câmeras e controle por gestos Magalu alcança R$ 16 bilhões em vendas no começo de 2025 INSS vai reembolsar aposentados por descontos indevidos JBL lança caixa de som gigante com 18h de bateria e luzes sincronizadas See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

É sempre uma grande alegria poder participar de um grande evento de tecnologia como o Web Summit e ter a oportunidade de ver e ouvir de perto profissionais de alto nível falando sobre grandes temas globais.Neste episódio, eu compartilho com você alguns destaques da edição 2025 do evento, que aconteceu no fim de abril, no Rio de Janeiro e reuniu mais de 34 mil pessoas no Riocentro. Atualmente, o Web Summit é o maior evento internacional de tecnologia no Brasil.Estive por lá nos dois primeiros dias e vi de perto apresentações incríveis, sobre temas que estão transformando o mundo.Tecnologia globalO evento acontece em um momento de grandes transformações para o setor de tecnologia global. É uma mudança para uma nova ordem tecnológica mundial. E isso ficou muito claro nas dezenas de palestras, paineis e encontros promovidos durante o evento.Entre os principais temas em destaque estavam:A evolução da Inteligência Artificial GenerativaModelos de IA mais eficientes, econômicos e sustentáveisA regulação das plataformas e mídias sociaisInclusão digitalFintechs e tecnologias para o clima e sustentabilidadeWeb Summit RioÉ incrível como a organização do Web Summit consegue reunir tantos executivos, líderes, profissionais e empresas, realizando uma ampla variedade de palestras e encontros temáticos relevantes para o setor de tecnologia global. Eu pude ver ótimas apresentações no palco principal, assim como também outras excelentes conversas nos palcos temáticos, como o de Marketing e o New Media Summit.Vi e ouvi muitas coisas interessantes nos dias em que estive no Web Summit e quero compartilhar com você, que prestigia o podcast Outra Visão.Separei trechos de encontros e apresentações que eu assisti durante o evento. Cuidadosamente, escolhi apresentações bem legais como:A fala do skatista supercampeão Bob Burnquist, que hoje atua em projetos inovadores nas áreas de saúde e tecnologia.A palestra do Neil Patel, uma das maiores referências em marketing digital no mundo, comentando o futuro da busca orgânica e o impacto crescente da IA.Um painel sobre os desafios do jornalismo no ambiente digital e a crise de confiança do público.Um debate sobre inteligência artificial na música: será que a IA pode substituir artistas humanos?Uma análise sobre o uso das redes sociais por figuras políticas brasileiras e os efeitos dessas estratégias na política nacional.E um momento especial com o ministro Luís Roberto Barroso, presidente do STF, falando sobre regulação tecnológica, redes sociais e o uso da IA no Judiciário brasileiro.Além disso, selecionei paineis que falaram sobre o futuro da mídia, DTV+, eVTOL com a Embraer X, a experiência da astronauta egípcia Sara Sabry. Ah, vale lembrar: neste episódio, muitas das falas originais são em inglês. Mas todas as legendas foram geradas em português com a ajuda de inteligência artificial. E, nos casos em que a palestra era em português, traduzi as legendas também para o inglês.O evento seguirá acontecendo no Rio pelos próximos cinco anos, com apoio da prefeitura. E já temos uma novidade: a edição de 2026 será realizada em junho.Então, fica aqui meu convite para você ouvir, curtir e compartilhar este episódio especial do Outra Visão sobre o Web Summit Rio 2025.Espero que essas ideias, histórias e reflexões inspirem você tanto quanto me inspiraram!Vamos assistir? Divirta-se!Texto: Paulo Cunha / Outra VisãoLINKS - Web Summit Riohttps://rio.websummit.com/

Tom Schaar discusses growing up in Malibu & his vert ramp, being a Skatelab Lab Rat, how he get on Birdhouse, winning the Vans Combi Pool Party, what's it like skating with Grayson Fletcher, the first person to do a 1080 at the age of 12, Bob Burnquists influence on him, shattering his shoulder when he tried the loop, filming for his new "Vert's not Dead" Thrasher part and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Tom Schaar 00:02:56 The vert ramp he had in Malibu 00:04:07 Skatelab Lab Rats 00:12:39 Winning the Combi Vans Pool Party 00:18:09 Favorite vert skater 00:18:52 Skating with Grayson Fletcher 00:23:33 How'd he get on Birdhouse 00:25:16 Vert in the Olympics 00:33:28 The first person to do a 1080 00:35:10 Mitchie Brusco's 1260 00:38:30 As soon as he grew taller he lost all the crazy spins 00:40:19 Going from vert or mega down to tighter transition like a backyard pool 00:41:23 How long was he filming for his new part 00:46:48 Bob Burnquist's fakie 5oh fakie flip out 00:49:23 Reviewing his new part 01:20:21 What happened when he tried the loop 01:27:59 Did he get smoked filming for his part 01:41:33 Bob Burnquist's Extremely Sorry Part Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lincoln Ueda discusses the worst slam/collision he's ever had with Pat Ngoho at the Combi, seeing videos of Hosoi and the Alva team skating while he was living in Brazil, going to the Munster contest in 89, coming to the States & tracking down Omar Hassan in Costa Mesa, starting to get paid & bringing all his money back to Brazil, being moved from Billabong to Hurley, going on tour with Tony Hawk & the Boom Boom Huck Jam, doing the loop for the first time, judging the Olympics and getting death threats and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Lincoln Ueda 00:00:30 The worst slam/collision he's ever had with Pat Ngoho 00:12:01 His son Raphae Ueda 00:22:40 Started skating in 86-87 in Guarulhos Brazil 00:30:34 Seeing videos of Hosoi and the Alva team skating 00:34:48 Going to the Munster contest in 89 00:37:30 Did skateboarding tank in brazil in the early 90s like it did in the USA 00:42:41 Bob Burnquist wins slam city jams & Lincoln gets back into skating in 95 00:49:41 Got invited to go to X Games in 96 00:58:07 Tracking down Omar Hassan in Costa Mesa 01:06:27 Formula One Skateboards 01:12:00 Meeting Don Brown & got on etnies 01:15:32 Started getting paid and bringing all his money back to Brazil 01:21:36 Being moved from Billabong to Hurley 01:25:12 Getting on New Deal 01:27:03 Getting on Hosoi Skateboards 01:30:22 Boom Boom Huck Jam & the Loop 01:45:14 Bob switch loop with the top off 01:54:12 Tom Schaar 01:56:12 Cory Juneau 01:57:40 Judging the Olympics and getting death threats 02:06:52 Coaching China's Olympic team 02:28:37 Life after the slam Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Entrevistamos Daniel Baccaro (diretor) e Kaue Kabrera (montador) da série documental (HBO Max) sobre a vida e carreira do brasileiro lenda do skate mundial, Bob Burnquist.ApresentaçãoRafa Costa: instagram.com/rafacostaeditorCarolina Alcantara: instagram.com/carolina_alcantaraConvidadosDaniel Baccaro: instagram.com/daniel.baccaroKaue Kabrera: instagram.com/kauekabreraeditArtesDaniel Brito: instagram.com/dbritoEdiçãoRodrigo Rocha: instagram.com/editorfcxbrSala VIPhttps://apoia.se/saladeedicaoSeja você também um apoiador do Sala VIP, ganhe benefícios exclusivos e faça parte do nosso grupo do Telegram!Canal do Telegramhttps://t.me/saladeedicaoSiga o canal do Sala de Edição e fique por dentro das promoções, descontos dos patrocinadores, pesquisas e novidades sobre o podcast.Canais:www.saladeedicao.com.brinstagram.com/saladeedicaoyoutube.com/@saladeedicaoTelegram: t.me/saladeedicao

Clay Kreiner discusses moving to California from South Carolina, skating Bob Burnquist mega ramp, doing 900's, Mitchie Brusco's 1260, skating padless at the Vert Attack in Sweden, frontside air over the gap at Vans Combi, will he ever try the loop, the Rockstar Energy Open Portland contest, filming for a new video part, go higher and go faster and much more! Timestamps 00:00:00 Clay Kreiner 00:02:11 Backside 360 kickflip up mega euro gap at Bob Burnquist ramp 00:13:17 Does he have to call people to line up sessions to skate these mega ramps? 00:14:47 Doing 900's 00:22:28 Mitchie Brusco's 1260 00:27:31 Moving to California from South Carolina 00:33:34 Spent his summers at Woodward PA 00:40:37 Not really knowing anyone once he got to California 00:45:30 Skated padless at the Vert Attack Sweden contest 00:49:29 Bill Weiss reached out to him & started giving him blank boards - Madness 00:59:38 Frontside air over the gap at Combi Pool 01:06:18 Will he try the loop? 01:12:56 Classifications of skateboarders - Danny Way DC video - go higher and go faster 01:18:37 Has he ever seen Weiss do a naked 540? 01:26:10 The Rockstar Energy Open Portland contest 01:38:33 New video part? - Skating in Hawaii at Bonzai Skatepark 01:47:54 The Olympics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legendary Skater Bob Burnquist joins Tony and Jason to discuss how he hasn't been in America in a year, His house, Flying, Kickflip drifting, Ass Donut, Frontside gaps, Loop Tour Wobble, Quadruples, Skateboard Knockout, Fireworks on the Ramp, Flying Hawiian, and Brazilian Intensity. Signed WOODWARD CHIN RAMP Prints at tonyhawk.com Learn How To Skate, No Matter What Age You Are. Out Now https://fathergrind.com/ See Jason Live! Tickets at thejasonellis.com Sponsor Hawk Vs Wolf: https://public.liveread.io/media-kit/hawkvswolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legendary Skater Bob Burnquist joins Tony and Jason to discuss how he hasn't been in America in a year, His house, Flying, Kickflip drifting, Ass Donut, Frontside gaps, Loop Tour Wobble, Quadruples, Skateboard Knockout, Fireworks on the Ramp, Flying Hawiian, and Brazilian Intensity. Signed WOODWARD CHIN RAMP Prints at tonyhawk.com Learn How To Skate, No Matter What Age You Are. Out Now https://fathergrind.com/ See Jason Live! Tickets at thejasonellis.com Sponsor Hawk Vs Wolf: https://public.liveread.io/media-kit/hawkvswolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No dia 7 de setembro de 2016, às oito da noite, a contagem regressiva começava: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Nesse exato momento, o atleta americano Aaron Wheelz dropa uma mega rampa de skate de 30 metros, construída sob a supervisão de Bob Burnquist, e salta por dentro de um zero cenográfico, dando um mortal perfeito, pousando do outro lado para o delírio e a surpresa da plateia de 60 mil pessoas que lotavam o Maracanã naquela noite histórica.  O primeiro recado estava dado: não tenham pena desses caras! Eles são atletas incríveis que brigam por cada décimo de segundo em uma competição, que farão quase o impossível pela oportunidade de subirem em um pódio representando seus países de origem. E assim começava a cerimônia de abertura dos Jogos Paralímpicos Rio 2016. Resultado do trabalho de um super time de mais de 500 pessoas, com alguns dos melhores profissionais do mundo que não mediram esforços para fazê-la inesquecível. _ Áudio artigo da coluna de Fred Gelli para a Fast Company Brasil: O coração não conhece limites Confira o texto no site da Fast Company Brasil: https://fastcompanybrasil.com/coluna/o-coracao-nao-conhece-limites/ _ Ficha Técnica: Texto e Narração: Fred Gelli Trilha Original, Captação, Edição de áudio: Felipe Habib - Oitooito estúdio Comunicação&Mkt&Marca Tátil: Camila Cannavale, Luiza Magalhães, Marcelo Cândido e Natália Silveira Assessoria: Flávia Nakamura Fast Company Brasil: Mari Castro

Episode 86 with Ray Barbee, professional skateboarder, musician and photographer from San Diego, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from picking up his first board in the early 80's to turning pro for Powell-Peralta at the age of 17, how he's been living his life between his 3 main passions that are skateboarding, music and photography and much more, through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Mike Griffin(04:58) – Tommy Guerrero(06:36) – Ed Templeton(16:14) – Call of faith(29:09) – John Lucero(35:49) – Greg Hunt (40:29) – Jaime Owens(42:38) – Javier Sarmiento(44:56) – Mike Frazier(49:13) – Donny Barley(54:38) – Joe Brook(01:00:23) – Tobin Yelland(01:06:38) – Thomas Campbell(01:20:06) – Bob Burnquist (01:27:40) – Monte Vallier(01:30:57) – Joe Gruber(01:37:08) – Rick Howard(01:39:05) – Juan Casas(01:44:56) – Michael Burnett(01:54:30) – Neil Blender(01:56:35) – Eric Swisher(01:58:28) – Anthony Claravall(02:07:07) – Lance Mountain(02:08:16) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Bob Burnquist, dez vezes campeão mundial, fala sobre os prós e contras da modalidade na maior vitrine do esporte no planeta Um dos maiores nomes do skate brasileiro, Bob Burnquist pavimentou com muito suor a estrada que transformou o país numa das principais potências do esporte. Aos 47 anos – e 48 ossos quebrados na conta –, está sempre em busca de alguma novidade. “Eu preciso viver inspirado, interessado e aprendendo”, diz. Ele aprendeu a pilotar helicóptero, avião, paraquedas, se envolveu no mercado de NFTs e, agora, está prestes a ganhar uma série documental sobre sua vida. “Bob Burnquist: A Lenda do Skate” estreia na Max no dia 13 de agosto. Convidado do Trip FM, ele bateu um papo com Paulo Lima sobre a evolução do skate dentro e fora do cenário olímpico, Rayssa Leal e muito mais. Essa conversa fica disponível no Spotify e aqui no site da Trip. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2024/08/66ad41fd79896/bob-burnquist-skatista-olimpiadas-trip-fm-mh.jpg; CREDITS=Divulgação / Bob Burnquist: A Lenda do Skate; LEGEND=Bob Burnquist; ALT_TEXT=Bob Burnquist] Trip. Com 48 ossos quebrados, você é um especialista em dor. Mas tem um tipo dor que deve ser ainda mais difícil para o atleta, que é a da aposentadoria. Como você, que já saiu de alguns circuitos competitivos, encara como essa fase? Não existe finalizar a carreira de um skatista. Existe você se desligar de certas situações, como a pressão das competições. Eu não necessariamente parei, diminuí o ritmo um pouco, mas estou me sentindo feliz, bem, em cima do skate, não tenho uma pressão performática, eu vou lá e ando, faço projetos, vídeos, filmes. O skate tem esse lado cultural, de criação de conteúdo que não é igual você ser um atleta de natação, que você tem que estar sempre super condicionado para estar ativo. Chega um momento que o ganhar já não é o que te move, porque você já está ganhando. Você tem que achar outras maneiras e outras formas de se inspirar. E isso se cria, se constrói, é como uma 'obra de arte skatável' e uma visão que eu tenho, uma expressão do skate, como skatista, para o mundo. As pessoas meio que me inspiram. Isso não acaba nunca. E o skate é interessante por causa disso. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2024/08/66ad42130f396/bob-burnquist-skatista-olimpiadas-trip-fm-mh2.jpg; CREDITS=Divulgação / Bob Burnquist: A Lenda do Skate; LEGEND=Bob Burnquist; ALT_TEXT=Bob Burnquist] A exposição que o skate ganha com as Olimpíadas acaba mostrando apenas um lado de um esporte que é multifacetado. Isso te incomoda? O importante é a gente aumentar o número de skatistas, não por uma questão de mercado, mas porque skatistas são pessoas mais resilientes, criativas, e que têm essa pegada contracultural, que é importante para a evolução de qualquer coisa, é importante você ter uma rebeldia para inovar. A criação requer coragem. Eu era um dos que era contra o skate nas Olimpíadas, e hoje, pra mim ainda parece que a gente não se encaixa lá. Mas eu entendia que era parte do trabalho, e entrei como presidente da Confederação Brasileira de Skate (CBSK) para construir a seleção brasileira. Mesmo com o desgaste que isso me causou, foi importante. Na primeira Olimpíada do skate, eu sentia que cada medalha que nossos atletas ganhavam entrando no meu pescoço. Toda vez que acontecia, eu ficava tão feliz como se eu tivesse recebendo as medalhas. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2024/08/66ad421d1fca4/bob-burnquist-skatista-olimpiadas-trip-fm-mh3.jpg; CREDITS=Divulgação / Bob Burnquist: A Lenda do Skate; LEGEND=Bob Burnquist; ALT_TEXT=Bob Burnquist] Hoje a distribuição da grana entre os esportes é mais justa? A Olimpíada levou o skate pra outro patamar, é legal de ver tudo o foi feito a partir disso, como mais pistas sendo construídas, os skatistas ganhando a bolsa atleta e mais suporte. Mas nem todo mundo precisa ser olímpico. O skate tem um tamanho que independe de Olimpíada, é uma família enorme que tem várias personalidades. Tudo bem se ele deixar de ser modalidade olímpica, se for para manter a nossa integridade. O inspirador é a Rayssa Leal fazendo o que ela faz, os skatistas indo lá, interagindo, trazendo de volta o espírito olímpico, que o espírito do skate é mais olímpico que o olímpico. Porque no skate não tem essas brigas todas, é uma cultura completamente nova. Isso é um orgulho pra gente. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2024/08/66ad42279ff82/bob-burnquist-skatista-olimpiadas-trip-fm-mh4.jpg; CREDITS=Divulgação / Bob Burnquist: A Lenda do Skate; LEGEND=Bob Burnquist; ALT_TEXT=Bob Burnquist]

Introduction Welcome to RetroLogic! I'm Sam Wagers here with John Cummins and Shannon Eno joined by our brothers in groove Liam Davenport to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater! How are you?   But RetroLogic isn't just a podcast. It's a community of retro gamers! - We've got an active, friendly, and free discord. - Giveaways - Contests - AND Dive into our family of Retro podcasts! Like RetroGroove, a music history podcast, Filmlogic, streaming and movie film podcast, and On Topic Retro, a podcast dedicated to 1 video game per episode hosted by our very own John Cummins. - you can find everything at our website retrologic.games Housekeeping Sam: Mega Monday has returned John: Substack Pokemon OTR done. Unicorn Overlord incoming, Minish Cap FilmLogic: More cartoons getting the ‘97 treatment RetroGroove: Build a band: 3 MCs + 1 DJ Star Wars Dads made the jump to light speed May 4!   What We've Been Playing Liam - Sam - Ys book II, Ys III: Wanderers from Ys John - Shining Force and Dave the Diver Shannon - Unicorn Overlord, KotOR, Paper Mario TYD   The Price Is Retro  If this is your first time playing Price Is Retro, here's how we play. I'm going to list off 4 or 5 games and everyone has to guess how much the lot is worth in total. Whoever is closest to the actual value wins that round! Everyone has a list and everyone guesses on each other's list. At the end, the player that won the most rounds wins the episode! But watch out for for our trio of automated competitors: The Ghost (Polterguest), the Robot (Deus Guess Machina), and the Dinosaur (???Retrosaurus???)  They each make their own guess as well!   Liam's List Sam's list John's list Shannon's list Trivia Card Show Topics  1:01:22 Discuss: -our experience with the game and the series -skateboarding was like, really big in the ‘90's (first X games held in ‘95) -The soundtrack: a tastemaker for many -When did the series fizzle out? - INFO: Tony Hawk's Pro Skater: Developer: Neversoft Publisher: Activision   September 29, 1999 on Playstation March 15, 2000 on N64 March 21, 2000 on GBC (developed by Natsume) May 24, 2000 on Dreamcast Oct 13, 2003 N-Gage (developed by Ideaworks 3D May 5, 2005 Mobile   Game modes: Single Player: Career Mode (videotape collection, allegedly inspired by super mario 64's stars)(objectives like collect SKATE, destroy objects, reach a certain score) Single Session Free Skate   Multiplayer: Graffiti Trick Attack HORSE   Playable characters:(10 + 2 ogs) Tony Hawk, Bob Burnquist, Kareem Campbell, Rune Glifberg, Bucky Lasek, Chad Muska, Andrew Reynolds, Geoff Rowley, Elissa Steamer, Jamie Thomas, Officer Dick +, Private Carerra+   -later games added a character creator and a wide variety of off the wall guest characters like Spider Man, Doomguy, James Hetfield, and Darth Maul   -Actually released to capitalize on growing success of Top Skater (1997, Arcade, Sega) and Street Sk8er (1998, EA, Playstation).  -Neversoft released only 3 games prior: Skeleton Warriors, MDK, and Apocalypse Sequels:  Pro Skater  1999 Pro Skater 2 2000 Pro Skater 3 2001 Pro Skater 2x 2001 Pro Skater 4 2002 Underground 2003 Underground 2 2004 American Wasteland 2005 Downhill Jam 2006 Project 8 2006 Proving Ground 2007 Motion 2008 Vert 2009 Ride 2009 Shred 2010 Pro Skater HD 2012 Shred Session 2014 Pro Skater 5 2015 Skate Jam 2018 Pro Skater 1 + 2 2020   Tony Hawk turned down a one-time offer for permanent use of his name in likeness in favor of royalties.  He made the right call, earning ten times the initial offer within two years.   Tony Hawk also did a lot of playtesting himself, and personally selected the skaters to be playable characters himself as well. -motion capture was attempted, but not quite there yet.  Instead, animations were made based on X-games footage as reference   Promotions: Toys R us mini skateboard for pre-orders of GBC version Playable demo on summer ‘99 compilation CD by Playstation Underground Second demo on a promo disc distributed by Pizza Hut -Ngage version bundled with N-Gage QD Community Couch   Schoner Tod I remember when Tony Hawk Pro skater first released. (edited)   as a kid playing game was for nights and winter when it was raining but every time i had my friends over it was always a compitition to see who could get the best line or the highest score. I remember several weekends we would even carry our tvs to each others houses and have multiple games going at once. pizza tons of soda and nothing but laughs. bozo — Yesterday at 10:14 AM I was very late to the party with THPS - I only got into the series around 2016 as I was building up my OG Xbox library and had 2x/3/4 on hand to see what all the fuss was about. Going in, I was expecting it to be the kind of game that hasn't aged well; one whose reputation was heavily embellished by nostalgia for the era it represented.   Needless to say, I was very, very wrong. THPS totally holds up. And the gameplay mechanics on offer are not only ridiculously deep, but fluid and cohesive in a way few other games can match even today. Chaining tricks into manuals into ramps into reverts is an absolutely sublime gameplay loop that never gets old.   I'm always bothered whenever THPS gets lumped into the generic "Sports" categorization, when in reality it has way more in common with combo-oriented action games like Devil May Cry or Bayonetta than say, Madden. I think that's why it quickly became one of my all-time favorite series despite completely missing out on them when they were in the zeitgeist.   Oh yeah, and the soundtrack? It shreds. As a huge pop-punk fan I couldn't ask for more.   I'll never forgive Activision-Blizzard for shutting down Vicarious Visions and cancelling the THPS 3+4 remaster. 1+2 is arguably the best remaster ever made, and is easily the apex of the entire franchise, despite the moribund state the franchise was in for the previous 15 years.   Thanks for listening to the RetroLogic Podcast! We are proudly part of the Nintendo Dads family of podcasts. 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Skateboardpodden satte sig ned med Christian Winter som bisittare för att grilla Mathias Sernklo:   Om att växa upp i okända Oskarström utanför Halmstad. Om att INTE sno plywood på byggen. Om att bygga egen vert. Om vapentillverkningen för alla ninjor i Oskarström. Om att köpa dyra frallor på Stureplan med Per Holknekt. Om 540. Om att bli sur när man kommer 3:a i sitt första VM. Om Partille 1989… JAJJAMÄN!!! Om att flytta till Halmstad. Om att spela i ett dödsmetallband i kalsongerna och spy. Om att åka till Stockholm två gånger på en helg. Om de andra sporterna. Om superrampen som fick byta namn. Om att nästan dö. Om att försöka åka riktiga megarampen. Om att ge Tony Hawk ett par strumpor. Om bromance med Sten-Åke Volden. Om Bromancen med Mathias Ringström. Om den kaosiga Sverigecupen i Gävle 1992. Och som vanligt om en hel del mer…   Namn som nämndes: Per Volden, Hans “Puttis” Jacobsson, Arnold Wojtowicz, Jonas Johansson, Stefan Engvall, Tony Hawk, Bob Burnquist, Stephanie Persson, Andy MacDonald, Mitchie Brusco, Per Holknekt, Hans Göthberg, Huggarn, Henrik Volden, Bengt-Olof Volden, Tobias Bengtsson. Colle Andersson,Magnus Gyllenberg, Thomas Olsson, Greger Hagelin, Peter Gereny,  Martin “Skalman” Karlsson, Ove Tånglars, Berra Berggren, Neal Hendrix, Jordan Richter, Jonas Ottosson, Johan Svan, Hampus Winberg, Putte Johansson, Jonas Bagler, John Magnusson, Tony Jansson, Hans Göthberg, Oskar Gydell, Ingemar Backman, Jobby Kamlid, Pontus Björn, Adil Dyani och många fler.   Trevlig lyssning! Denis & Mathias Avsnittsbild: Martin Willners ————————————————— Om du gillar det vi gör.Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810 ————————————————— Vi finns på: www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/ Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Tacky.se, Acast, Spotify och skateboardpodden.se

CUPOM DE DESCONTO MINIMAL CLUB: Papodeceo15 Senhoras e senhores, tivemos a honra em ter a presença do lendário skatista multi-campeão Bob Burnquist no episódio de número #100 do Papo de CEO! Com uma impressionante lista de prêmios, incluindo 10 vezes campeão mundial, indução no Hall da Fama do Skateboarding e incríveis 30 medalhas nos X-Games, Bob é um verdadeiro ícone no mundo do skate. Mas sua influência vai muito além do skatepark; Bob também é um empreendedor de sucesso e filantropo, fazendo um impacto positivo por meio de empreendimentos como o Instituto Skate Cuida e a Burnkit Skateparks. Junte-se a nós enquanto mergulhamos em sua jornada incrível, sua paixão pelo impacto social e seus empolgantes projetos no espaço Web3. Não perca esta oportunidade de ouvir um verdadeiro pioneiro no mundo dos esportes, empreendedorismo e filantropia. Fique ligado e não perca mais tempo! Play no Papo! Host: Dario Perez @dario_perez Convidado: Bob Burnquist @bobburnquist Redes sociais: @dario_perez / @papodeceo / @bobburnquist

BOB BURNQUIST é skatista. Ele é o maior medalista da história dos X Games e dono da maior mega rampa do mundo. O Vilela ainda não usa rampa, mas se não começar ir logo na academia, a hora vai chegar.

There's nothing quite like landing your very first kickflip wearing DC shoes, an Element hoodie, and a Circa cap. Well, you may never actually done this in real life but Tony Hawk's Underground, or THUG (turning 20 this year!), gave you the amazing opportunity to create your own character, customize their look, their deck, and even their tricks, and explore tons of amazing levels while teaming up with ultra famous skate icons like Mr. Hawk, Bob Burnquist, Chad Muska, and so many more. THUG is a landmark game in the genre that pushed the boundaries of what a sports game should be by letting you get off your board and explore the world around you. Mike & Neil bring on friends of the show Stefan and Harrison to revisit this game that they talked about almost 3 years ago and what the future holds for Tony Hawk Games and that weird monster T.H.U.D.

Uai comenta as principais notícias das útimas 24h. ETH bate 2100 usd e registra mais depósitos que saques de ETH em stake; FTX alega que recuperou US$ 7,3bi e quer retomar atividades; Yearn Finance hackeada em 1 quatrilhão de yUSDT e hacker já enviou 1000 ETH para mixer; Mastercard divulga programa de aceleração a artistas musicais através de NFTs; Samsung abre vagas para cursos gratuitos da web3 no Brasil; Apple libera carteira da Uniswap e já está disponível na Apple Store; Justin Sun convocado pelo tribunal de justiça dos EUA; escândalo de corrupção na Venezuela prendeu 15 mil máquina de mineração de BTC e o lendário skatista Bob Burnquist lança coleção de NFTs em parceria com a Reserva.Curadoria e edição: Uai so serious?ACOMPANHE NOSSAS REDES SOCIAIS!Podcast: https://podcast.banklessbr.com/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/BanklessBRINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/banklessbr/ Artigos: https://artigos.banklessbr.com/Discord: https://discord.gg/MHbySprcMbOdysee: https://odysee.com/@Banklessbr:9Lens: : https://lenster.xyz/u/banklessbrLensTube: https://lenstube.xyz/channel/banklessbr.lens______________________________________Esse é um podcast com fins educacionais, queremos apresentar o mundo cripto/web3 a você. Nada do que produzimos deve ser considerado como dica de investimento, sinais para comprar ou vender quaisquer ativos e nem mesmo direcionamento para decisões financeiras.Todas as informações ou estratégias são pensamentos e opiniões relevantes para os produtores de conteúdo aqui envolvidos e não devem necessariamente ser seguidas.Se você está planejando realizar fazer investimentos, fale com profissionais de sua confiança e mais importante: Faça sua própria pesquisa.

So thrilled to have Steve Alba on this week. In the same way I honored BK with episode 43, I handed Salba 169 and we carved our asses off for over 3.5 hours. Listen and learn as we talk about early days of Thrasher Magazine, winning the first organized pool contest at Hester series, influencing slam dancing at Kezar in SF, getting busted skating pipes with Phelps in Texas, opening for Guns and Roses, working with Jim Phillips on his graphics, Bob Burnquist at Baldy, Hackett doing the loop, Montana vs Brady and much much more. The honor is all mine Steve—I didn't want to cut any of it out. Appreciate you! FOLLOW SALBA on the GRAM: http://www.instagram.com/Salba69 VENI • AUDIVI • DIDICI --------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://bit.ly/2RYE75F --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- DISTRIBUTORS THAT CARRY OUR SCHMIT: AWH SKATEBOARD DIST: http://awhsales.com TALKIN' SCHMIT SOFT GOODS IN JAPAN: https://www.instagram.com/underdogdistribution TALKIN' SCHMIT SOFT GOODS IN CANADA: https://www.instagram.com/platformdistribution --------------------------------------- INTRO MUSIC: "Mary's Cross" by Natur FIRST IMPRESSION: Tony Farmer CREDITS MUSIC: “Adirondack gate” by Shane Medanich CLOSING MONOLOGUE: Noelle Fiore EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Sharal Camisa INTERVIEW & EDITED: Greg "Schmitty" Smith If you want to help support the show, head over to https://www.talkinschmit.com/ and pick up some merchandise. There's also lots of photos, video and extras to help complement each interview. WEBSITE: https://talkinschmit.com/ YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/epiclytrife INSTAGRAM: @Talkin_Schmit FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TalkinSchmit/ --------------------------------------- SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: BLOOD WIZARD (http://bloodwizard.com/) BLUE PLATE (http://www.blueplatesf.com/) --------------------------------------- CONTACT with comments or suggestions: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com During these difficult times I encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family. Be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. If you have good friends, tell them you love them while you still can. #skateboarding #podcast #TalkinSchmit #Salba #Badlands #ScreamingLord #Indy169 #SkatePools --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message

Wir befinden uns in der 66. Folge und die Kollegen haben viel vor. Heute wird sich hier strikt an eine Agenda gehalten bitteschön (für Bob Burnquist weichen wir natürlich trotzdem kurzzeitig von ihr ab): Die wahre Tragik hinter Bobbeles Verurteilung, Man City vs. Real Madrid, die Bundesliga-Meisterschaft (ah, ne doch nicht), die wenig überraschenden NBA Playoffs, Mats' Rafting-Panik, Jonas' Anti-Anti-Aggressionstraining namens Paint Ball und Lukis Topfstelzen-Trauma. Das Aal-Game wird weiterhin perfektioniert (ausnahmsweise mal nicht von Mats!), Podcasteinladung an Wijnaldum ist raus und Einräder für die Union 2022 sind bestellt. Wir sehen uns dort!

This week on The Free Cheese, it's got Bob Burnquist. The (probably) first skateboarding game for PlayStation 2 is here and we're going for gold. We also figure out what games defined the PS2 era and beyond. Where are we at now? Tune in to find out!

Today I sit down with long time friend Nick Barthe to discuss Why street skating is so goodVisiting San FranciscoHow great Bob Burnquist is at skatingWe watch the Anti Hero Cow videoNick's artwork on our new all i need t-shirt and deckskating with the AIN flow teamWestgate first time at Uxbridge Ma. skateparkand much much more! All I Need skate shop allineedskate.bigcartel.com

Mitchie Brusco's life has revolved around skating since he first stepped on a skateboard at age 3. His tribe of mentors includes extreme athlete legends ranging from Tony Hawk and Bob Burnquist to Travis Pastrana and Matt Hoffman. He became a professional skater at the age of 13, and has been in the limelight of the skateboarding world ever since. Mitchie's earned 11 X-Games medals, broken records and many bones. In 2019 he became the first person alive to land a 1260 (three and a half spins in the air), forever solidifying his name in skateboarding's history. As he continues to push the limits of what is possible on a skateboard, he's seeking who Mitchie is beyond his sport and countless accolades. His podcast Brusco Talks Shop focuses on mental health, as he's struggled with the weight of being a superstar his entire life. He's devoted himself to understanding his inner world, which for so many of us is full of anxiety, worry and fear. Mitchie is an unbelievably inspiring dude, using his platform to speak on issues such as personal development, depression, and identity. Show Notes: Video of the first-ever 1260 Mitchie's Podcast: Brusco Talks Shop Follow Mitchie on IG

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Bob Burnquist é um skatista lendário que você com certeza jogou com no Tony Hawk de PS1.

Feriado nacional, mas as notícias não param na Rádio Bitcoin, que vai te contar que brasileiros negociaram 7 bilhões de reais em BTC em setembro. Skatista Bob Burnquist lança coleção de NFTs. As Dog Coins estão em alta e se valorizaram na última semana. Ouça agora mesmo e compartilhe! Siga as redes sociais da Bitcointoyou!

You knew it was only time before we put a death loop within video death loop. It’s recursion, baby! We’re with it and within it too! You can use that in your next Programming 101 class, professors. And skateboarders too if you’re really into recursion. Maybe other podcasters too. This is now a recursion podcast.… Read more S5:E37 – Bob Burnquist Loop of Death

Fumar a maconha do Snoop Dogg é a meta? Visitar o Tyson Ranch? Ou conhecer os benefícios do CBD nos produtos assinado por Bob Burnquist ou Travis Barker? Se a resposta for sim, temos um match. Eles também querem seu dinheiro. Muitos famosos estão apostando alto na erva sagrada e o Camarón veio falar deles. Faltou alguém na lista? Manda no naovaiterfutebol@gmail.com Tenente Tapeça, Marcelo Condoca e Mike da Jamaica. Mande seu áudio cremoso para o Ouvidoria: t.me/camaroncabron Divida sua cota conosco: picpay.me/camaroncabron ou patreon.com/camaroncabron Os famosos do Camarón também querem sua grana: camaroncabron.com.br @camaroncabron nas rede sociais.

No Manhattan Connection desta quarta-feira (7/7), Caio Blinder e Lucas Mendes conversam com Bob Burnquist, skatista e empreendedor, Felipe Nunes, professor de Ciência Política da UFMG e Diretor da Quaest - empresa que reúne tecnologia e inteligência de dados para realizar pesquisas observacionais e experimentais - e Marcelo Madureira, humorista e cofundador da Flocks TV.

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Poucos atletas brasileiros são tão influentes quando Bob Burnquist. Não são apenas conquistas esportivas, mas manobras e estilo de vida que há décadas contagiam fãs em todo o mundo. “A satisfação está no que você cria, não nas medalhas que conquista”, diz o skatista de 44 anos. “O risco da minha profissão é o mesmo da de quem investe em ações: calcule os riscos pra evitar tombos”. Ele também fala do Instituto Bob Burnquist, criado ano passado, após visitar jovens da Fundação Casa. Ouça e influencie-se por essa lenda!

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Skateboardpodden satte sig ner med den begåvade dokumentärfilmaren Ludvig Gür, den yngsta gästen hittills, och pratade:⁣ Om att inte ha gjort kaststjärnor på slöjden.⁣Om switch fakie.⁣Om att vara en Tony Hawk-spel-Youtuber.⁣Om höga berg och djupa dalar i kvaliteten på Tony Hawk-spelen.⁣Om Steve Caballeros synnerligen sympatiska sympatiskhet.⁣Om Rodney Mullens kolossalt karismatiska karisma.⁣Om soundtracken till spelen. Vi ringde upp Erik från Millencolin och tjötade.⁣Om Backstreet Boys och Beastie Boys.⁣Om The Berrics.⁣Om fair use.⁣⁣Namn som nämndes: Dwayne ”The Rock” Johnson, Eric Koston, Del Tha Funky Homosapien, Stacy Peralta, Rad Rat, Ralph D’Amato, Jocke Olsson, Kevin Staab, Aaron Snyder, för en gångs skull inte Magnus Gyllenberg, Kareem Campbell, Geoff Rowley, Jeff Grosso, Christian Hosoi, Malcolm Gladwell, Primo Desiderio, Alan Gelfand, Pelle Schröder, Elissa Steamer, Bob Burnquist, Peter Smolik.⁣⁣Trevlig lyssning!⁣⁣⁣Denis & Mathias⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣—————————————————⁣⁣⁣⁣Om du gillar avsnittet så swisha 10 kronor till: 0735-102810⁣⁣⁣⁣—————————————————⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣Vi finns på:⁣⁣⁣www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/⁣⁣⁣https://www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/⁣⁣⁣⁣Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Acast, Spotify och skateboardpodden.se⁣

From sharing the stage with artists like Foo Fighters and Queens Of The Stone Age, to collaborating with people like John Dolmayan (System Of A Down) and Bob Burnquist (pro skateboarder)– it's just the beginning for this unique rock quintet called Ego Kill Talent. We are joined by bassist/guitarist Theo Van Der Loo as he describes his experiences from being raised in Sau Paulo, Brazil and the winding path that catapulted his band into the well-deserved popularity today. It did not come easy, Theo says. There were obstacles, struggles, hard work, and perseverance that was learned throughout. And, maybe a bit of luck. Their new studio album is getting ready for one of the more unique releases a band can imagine, and during a time of pandemic no less. Theo also adds the ideas they came up with to make this upcoming release a great experience for the fans - and lastly, we talk about the live presence Ego Kill Talent exhibits that makes them stand out from all the other artists to take the stage. Listen in now to a very dedicated musician and make sure to be on the lookout for Ego Kill Talent's newest album “The Dance Between Extremes” set to unleash soon on BMG Records.

This week we learned about four young women with hopes and dreams and variable amounts of swimming ability. But more than that, we learned about a pair of pants, and how they would have been used to make TNKOs during World War 1. Listen to us talk about The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2. Your Sky King, Bob Burnquist, commands it.

SHOP AIN allineedskate.bigcartel.com New AIN vlog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h_RiL_VXh4&t=298s Antwuan Dixon https://www.instagram.com/antwuandixon/ video part https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQU10wApsBQ Last Resort ab https://slamskateboarding.com/item/4790-last-resort-ab-a-new-shoe-co-from-pontus-alv RIP Keith Hufnagel https://www.thrashermagazine.com/articles/rip-in-peace-keith-hufnagel/ Bob Burnquiest - Interface part https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tttCCMvSV28

We had the pleasure of interviewing Ego Kill Talent over Zoom video! “We all develop a self-image that we want to show to the world. We make decisions and actions that feed that image and in the attempt of making it real we end up believing that is what we are. (EGO) Little by little, our frantic and desperate effort to keep this illusion gradually blinds us to what we truly are. (KILL) Our true self is a silent witness of our essence, completely independent of the character, and with full potential for anything. (TALENT)”Google identified Ego Kill Talent’s vibrant debut album as one of the twenty (20) most relevant artists of 2017. It became a Top 50 Viral Spotify release in the UK, France, Portugal and Brazil with over five weeks in the 4th position. It also attained Spotify “Playlisting” in the U.S., Canada, France, Mexico, UK, Portugal and Spain, racking up over 20 million plays on streaming platforms.Formed by, Jonathan Correa (vocals), Jean Dolabella (drums and guitars), Raphael Miranda (drums, bass), Niper Boaventura (guitar, bass), and Theo Van Der Loo (bass, guitars), Ego Kill Talent (an abbreviation of the saying “too much ego will kill your talent”) toured Europe for the first time in 2017, playing Download Festival Paris, the legendary Arènes de Nîmes supporting System of a Down and the iconic Melkweg in Amsterdam. The band was also invited for an interview and full live performance at 3FM, the biggest Rock radio station in Holland. In addition, performed at premiere festivals in South America, including Rock In Rio, Planeta Altantida and Santiago Gets Louder (Chile).2018 began with 5 dates supporting the Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age in Brazil, including Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, 2 nights at Allianz Parque in São Paulo, Pedreira Paulo Leminski in Curitiba and Beira-Rio Stadium in Porto Alegre. Then to Europe again in June, touring with Shinedown at iconic venues such as Pumpehuset in Copenhagen and Melkweg in Amsterdam, as well as the festivals Rock Am Ring, Rock Im Park, Graspop Metal Meeting, Download Festival Paris (again), Download Festival Madrid and Nova Rock. 2018 wrapped up with a third European tour, this time supporting Dutch band Within Temptation playing most of the O2 venues throughout Europe, including a sold-out O2 Brixton Academy in London and 2 sold-out nights at AFAS Live (former Heineken Music Hall) in Amsterdam.Ego Kill Talent received great reviews from European press on each tour including a 5 “K” rating from Kerrang! UK magazine for the Download Paris concert in 2017. The Dutch press (Aardschok, 3FM and Smash Press) compared the band’s sound and performance to Foo Fighters, Stone Sour and Royal Blood.The band is currently putting finishing touches on their second album at the famed 606 Studios, owned by The Foo Fighters. The album will feature 12 tracks with special guests John Dolmayan (System of a Down), Roy Mayorga (Stone Sour) and skateboarder Bob Burnquist (13 times X Games Champion). The album release date and title are to be confirmed. EKT has just signed with C3 Management and are now preparing for their second Rock In Rio performance later this year.“When Rock music is made with emotion and truth, it really touches us. I believe we have captured something that encompasses all of these feelings”, says Theo Van Der Loo regarding the messages featured within the album. “All the lyrics and musical creation are part of a questioning process. The intention is to use these questions as paths to free ourselves from anything that causes us pain”, he adds.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.comAmerican Songwriter Podcast Network#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork​​Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

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Na semana do lançamento de um dos games mais aguardados dos últimos tempos, o remake de Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, destacamos a presença de Charlie Brown Jr. na trilha sonora e nossa entrevista com Bob Burnquist. Teve também muita novidade na música, de nomes nostálgicas como Di Ferrero, Detonautas e McFly. A incrível baterista mirim Nandi Bushell venceu o primeiro round do "duelo de baquetas" com o veterano Dave Grohl, do Foo Fighters, e o dono dos festivais Reading e Leeds, na Inglaterra, disse que não precisará de vacina pra realizar o evento em 2021, e que "os jovens aguentam" uma possível infecção em massa pela Covid-19. Siga e ouça nosso catálogo completo no seu reprodutor preferido ou no site oficial: tmd.qa/podcast. Para interagir, mande uma mensagem nas redes sociais @podcasttmdqa e @tmdqa ou um e-mail para podcasttmdqa@gmail.com.

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Após a excelente notícia do relançamento de Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 e 2, convidamos pro debate o skatista que consagrou e inspirou uma geração de brasileiros com seu avatar no game e sua carreira vitoriosa. Bob Burnquist é o maior medalhista da história do X Games, multicampeão na Megarrampa, dono de manobras inéditas e, à frente da Confederação Brasileira de Skate, teve papel importante na transição da cultura skatista para o patamar de esporte olímpico. Ele conversou com o TMDQA! sobre as negociações pro remake do jogo, a proximidade natural entre música e skate, Charlie Brown Jr., seus projetos para promover a medicina natural e as ações sociais que tem realizado com os grupos mais vulneráveis durante a pandemia, por meio do Instituto Bob Burnquist. Siga e ouça nosso catálogo completo no seu reprodutor preferido ou no site oficial: tmd.qa/podcast. Para interagir, mande uma mensagem nas redes sociais @podcasttmdqa e @tmdqa ou um e-mail para podcasttmdqa@gmail.com.

JT tells it all: growing up in Poway, showing up at Webberfor the first time with a Zorlac, Duffel's Pirate Ship bed, Bob Burnquist getting him on REAL, the heartbreak of losing the Chargers, Drehobl crashing a wedding, Blink 182 burritos, a first impression from Ernie Torres and much more... If you enjoy the show please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave a 5 star review in the iTunes store—it really helps the show grow, get new advertisers so you dont have to hear the same Anchor one each week. If you want to go even further, head over to https://www.talkinschmit.com/ and pick up some merchandise. Either way though, thank you for listening. Follow JT on Instagram: @LaBucha Intro Music: "Mary's Cross" by Natur First Impression: Timothy Donald McKenney Closing Monologue: Noelle Fiore Credits Music: @Shane_Medanich Executive Director: Sharal Camisa Website: https://talkinschmit.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @Talkin_Schmit Friend us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkinSchmit/ Contact with comments or suggestions: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com During these difficult times I encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family. Be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

This Week on The Casual Hour… Tonight on The Casual Hour: Deep Dive it's all about the Birdman himself, Tony Hawk, and the video games that inspired an entire generation of kids to get on a skateboard. Games that made pro skaters like Bob Burnquist and Rodney Mullen household names. From the revolutionary Tony Hawk's Pro Skater to the derided Tony Hawk Ride, and right up to the upcoming Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2. We talk about it all on tonight's episode of The Casual Hour! Let's Talk! We love fan mail, send us some! thecasualhour@gmail.com You can follow our show on Twitter at: @thecasualhour Enjoy what we have to say? Please leave us a review! The Casual Hour is: Bobby Pease - Host - Twitter: @bobbypease | Website: www.Lumberjacksmack.com Chase Koeneke - Co-host - Twitter: @chase_koeneke | Website: www.gamersonthego.com Johnny Amizich - Co-host - Twitter @jamizich Love our theme music? It was created by Patric Brown. You can follow his antics on twitter @insaneanalog or check out more of his music and download our theme at www.insaneanalog.com If you are enjoying what we do and would like to further support us you can do so by making a monthly contribution through Anchor! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecasualhour/support

Nesta edição do #Provoca em Casa, Marcelo Tas recebe Carolina Nocetti, primeira médica brasileira com experiência internacional em consultoria técnica e aplicações clínicas de cannabis medicinal no país, e Bob Burnquist, um dos maiores nomes do skate mundial e dono de uma loja que vende produtos à base de plantas medicinais. Eles falam sobre o uso da cannabis medicinal.

A transformação social pelo esporte é tema do novo episódio do MKTEsportivoCast. Eduardo Esteves conversou com Tiago Soares, head de Sustentabilidade e Patrocínios do Banco BV. No papo, o profissional detalhou como o Banco BV tem gerado valor estrutural para a sociedade por meio do esporte, sobre o forte interesse pelo skate, que passa por uma estreita relação com Bob Burnquist, e também da opção de investir recursos próprios nas iniciativas sem recorrer ao incentivo fiscal e ajudar a conceber diversos projetos. Tiago ainda abordou como o banco não está alheio ao atual momento de pandemia e tem intensificado seus esforços em prol dos desfavorecidos, unindo as iniciativas e os seus clientes.

A transformação social pelo esporte é tema do novo episódio do MKTEsportivoCast. Eduardo Esteves conversou com Tiago Soares, head de Sustentabilidade e Patrocínios do Banco BV. No papo, o profissional detalhou como o Banco BV tem gerado valor estrutural para a sociedade por meio do esporte, sobre o forte interesse pelo skate, que passa por uma estreita relação com Bob Burnquist, e também da opção de investir recursos próprios nas iniciativas sem recorrer ao incentivo fiscal e ajudar a conceber diversos projetos. Tiago ainda abordou como o banco não está alheio ao atual momento de pandemia e tem intensificado seus esforços em prol dos desfavorecidos, unindo as iniciativas e os seus clientes.

Bob hops into the hot seat to reminisce on early Hell Rides, taking a run after Jake Brown’s horrific slam and his Megaramp’s greatest hits. Listen up to some sound advice from one of the GOATS. SUBSCRIBE to the Thrasher Radio Podcast HERE and get notified every time we have a new episode. Follow us on Instagram: @ThrasheRadio BOB'S PLAYLIST: Primus "Tommy The Cat" Don McLean "American Pie" Pixies "Where Is My Mind" Janes Addiction "Caught Stealing" Stan Getz & Jao Gilberto "Desafinado" Follow Bob on Instagram: @bobburnquist

Recebem o mago Ricardo Regis para comentar o que rolou no evento do PlayStation 5, incluindo a aparência do console, os anúncios de Spider-Man Miles Morales, Ratchet & Clank A Rift Apart, Demon's Souls Remake, Horizon: Forbidden West e mais!E o que você tem a dizer?Deixe seu feedback acessando o post deste podcast, ou mande um e-mail para contato@jogabilida.deBlocos do Podcast: 00:13:34: Evento do PS5 01:38:35: Bundle da Justiça Racial 01:46:53: O Retorno de Devotion 01:51:24: Bob Burnquist quer Chorão em THPS 01:54:36: Brasil fora da EVO 02:01:59: Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX 02:08:34: Persona 4 Golden no PC 02:12:03: Game Gear Micro 02:13:43: Rumores de Bloodborne no PC Trilha do Podcast: Álbum: Arcadia Legends - Music Inspired by Skies of Arcadia

Today I'm speaking with Tommy Barker. I've known Tommy since he was a kid running around Eagle Creek and Clive. Following in his Mom and Dad's footsteps, Steve and Nona Barker, he has made quite a name for himself as an advocate and connector in the Skateboard Industry.   Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Please give us a rating and review HERE   Show Notes So this is an outdoor biz podcast. Let's start out with how you got introduced to the outdoors. I mean, I was really kind of born into the outdoors, I grew up in a town called Elfin Forest, where at that time there was maybe six kids. I was 30 minutes from the nearest Seven-Eleven. I felt like I was out in the outdoors. We had llamas and that kind of segues into how I was introduced to the outdoors. At that time, my parents would take me and my sisters and seven or eight Lamas and go up into this Sierra for a few weeks at a time. “For those of you that don't know Elfin Forest is East of Carlsbad and completely developed now, back then there was nothing. So you were living in a new development then weren't you?” Oh yeah. I grew up on a dirt road. I had to go to school in Rancho Santa Fe, so every day I would drive on a dirt road and have to go through a river on the way to school. You know, so really rural living. But at the same time, we're only 30 minutes away from real city living.   How old were you when you picked up a skateboard? We had a little cement-like basketball court in our front yard. And then, you know actually I've tracked this. This is an interesting story, cause I've kind of figured out the origin. We always had skateboards in our garage and I'm pretty sure that it was Jim Alesi. One of the old shippers at Eagle Creek was a Del Mar Skate Ranch Local. So him and Bill Billing, I think they left a skateboard at the house and that's what I picked up. So my skateboard industry origin story goes all the way back to Del Mar Skate Ranch. It is really interesting now that I'm learning more about the skateboard industry history and how instrumental Del Mar was to keep this torch of skateboarding alive in the dead years. Yeah. I mean, it's really funny now knowing the history. I went to La Costa Canyon, which, I thought La Costa was the corniest place on the face of the planet when I was going there. But then, you know, fast forward years later, I'm doing Skateboarding Hall of Fame Stuff and I'm talking to all the Logan Earth ski guys and some of the original skateboarders. And they're like, we grew up on the black hills of La Costa. They made it sound like the toughest place on the face of the planet. Cause I mean, in the early seventies it probably was. La Costa was basically built on mob money and these guys just found these crazy Hills and that's what they would bomb down. And we didn't know any of this history in high school or anything.   I was checking out some of your movies and videos online. I saw a lot of crashing. What was that all about? What do you mean? “One of them, I forget I was watching apartment C or some episode of apartment C, and guys were getting blown up all over the place.” It's I mean, it's pushing the limits now. It's funny because I think I've always just been an accident-prone child. Like I broke my elbow pitching, you know? I broke my back snowboarding.   How many times you've broken your ankle, 57 times? No like four good ones, so those last two are from skateboarding. But I've always just been an accident-prone child. Actually, one of my things like when we talk about running the Skateboarding Industry Association, one of my high horses was that we've been painted as extreme. I actually did one of the first studies comparing accident rates to participation rates or hospitalization patient rates. And skateboarding's actually middle of the road. We're about like basketball or soccer, you know, ankle and knee injuries. Now that I'm older and we're having a resurgence of going out and playing soccer again, way more people get hurt. I mean, what you probably saw was I tried to drop in switch or backward on a vert ramp or something. That was my claim to fame right there. Trying to drop in thinking I was like a Bob Burnquist or one of these big famous Vert skaters and just tumbled backward.   So you were involved in creating the Encinitas Skate Plaza and you do some volunteer work with Rolling and from the Heart. What volunteer projects are you involved with these days? Its real name is Poods Park. And actually Ian “Poods” Barry was a friend of mine who passed away and his death was the impetus of starting Rolling From the Heart. I was involved for many years. I've kind of pulled back in last a year or two as I've gotten more involved with other skateboard industry projects. But it's afterschool programs for at-risk youth. I mean, working with kids totally changed me. Cause we were always like, the people at skateparks who, you know, are hollering at us “get out of the way”, and we're like, hollering back “go watch your kid” you know? And then when you actually have to deal with kids, it changes your perspective on things. So it just makes you happy that this kid has an outlet through skateboarding, something to do, something that he's passionate about. Rollin' From The Heart was a big one. My favorite memory of that was, um, we had a program similar to Monarch school. Monarch is in downtown San Diego, it's a school for children affected by homelessness. Social Services has to recommend you, but it's really how every school should be. So every Friday they serve hot meals. They have parent-teacher conferences every week, they have a boutique onsite because one of their things is you can't learn if you're in two-day-old clothes. So if they see that you're not wearing like clean clothes a few days in a row you can go on and get that. I think there were like 12 different types of counseling. So there's art therapy, music therapy, there's everything. It's like a 360-degree view of what's available in education. So I was like, I wish I had this stuff when I was in high school. I probably would've felt more connected in my high school if we would have had those things. So that's Rolling From The Heart. And then the last three, four years, we're in our third official year right now I'm a chairman of the board and co-founder of the College Skateboarding Education Foundation and we're the first-ever national scholarship for skateboarders.   Tell us about the College Skateboarding Education Foundation. Our big thing is we give out scholarships. So we've given out I think, 18 scholarships for about $20,000 in our first two years. Really it's just creating connections between education and skateboarding. The three co-founders it's me and then it's Neftalie Williams, he's a professor at USC. And the other co-founder is Keegan Guizzard he went to NC state and actually started the skate club there. One of the first skate clubs in the US. So, we're kind of like the three bears. I had a very non-traditional education experience. Keegan had the very traditional education experience and that Naphtali has just gone over the top, he's about to be the first doctor of skateboarding.   Where do you guys get the funding? How do you raise money? Well, we're learning all the time. How to raise money. Some of it comes from brands. A lot of it's just asking friends, family traditional face to face fundraising, and we get donations from our website, . We sell some tee shirts and stuff, but really every year we're learning. Right before the pandemic hit. We did a big dinner at the Berric skate park, which is in downtown LA. It's a famous private indoor skate park. It was a fancy dinner and most recent fundraiser we did, we had, I think 45 or 50 people there. In my first fundraiser, I had five people there. So my theme of this year is, admit to everyone that we're still learning. I feel like no one does that anymore. We're learning and adapting every year to learn how to raise money and how to drive energy towards CSEF. I guess this would be my way of pushing back on the “fake it till you make it”. Cause it's admitting that you're learning, you know? So it's more of a journey and there are a few things leading up to that fundraiser where people were kind of freaking out over lack of ticket sales and stuff. And I had to be like, guys, pause, we are learning. This is our first one. If we get one person to show up it's a win. We're probably going to break even, that's all that matters.   Talk to us about Jenkem magazine, what do you do with them? I'm the director of partnerships and sales. So basically, I'm dealing with a lot of the same people I dealt with at the International Association of Skateboard Companies. But it's basically just working with skateboard industry brands on content and advertising. So it's, um, you know, it's funny because Jenkem made their name in the New York skate scene, as you can tell, I am not a New Yorker. I've been the person on the West coast and Ian, the founder and I have been friends for a number of years and we're quite the one-two combo.   Of all the things you've done so far, what are you most proud of? You've done so many things for the skate community. Oh, geez. I mean, when Pood's Park opened, I really led the charge. I gave speeches in front of everyone. They were going to move the skate park to phase two, which we called phase never. And, skateboarding in Encinitas, I always call it Hollywood of the skateboard industry. We have Tony Hawk. We have Grant Brittain. We have Mike Burnett, who runs Thrasher. We have all these household names inside skateboarding. So the city was kind of looking at us like, Oh, you guys probably have some money or something. It's like, you know how much money you guys have spent on baseball? And you've never created a pro baseball player? There are 20 pro skaters that have come out of this town. We deserve a world-class facility to skateboard. And that's what ended up being Pood's park at the time, I was like, oh, I'm never going to top this, you know, and now that CSEF has really taken off I'm really proud of what we've been able to grow into. We were having a really good year pre-COVID. My goal was this year was to give $30,000 scholarships to 30 kids. And we were on track to do that. And then COVID hit and we pulled back on fundraising just because we felt it wasn't the right time. It was hard when, you know, we have 30, 40% unemployment or something to go and ask people for money. So we have sweatshirts available to sell. We're not making hard asks or anything.   Do you still get on a skateboard every now and again? Oh yeah. I skated Lake Crowley park by myself the other day, it was really fun. I mean my skating fluctuates as you said, I have bad ankles. I tried to play soccer two years ago and I've been dealing with an Achilles strain ever since. So that comes and goes. I can still hike. This is really the most I've been into hiking. Hopefully, I tell my dad this before he listens but I'm planning on hiking Mount Tom. I told you, I checked the geotag on Instagram and it's a woman saying that this was the most grueling hike I've ever done. But I have some friends here and about a week or two ago we were all talking about it and they're like, let's just do it. Let's wait until the snow melts and let's do this. I think we're gonna camp at Horton Lakes and go from there.   Do you have any suggestions or advice for folks wanting to get into the skateboard or outdoor biz? I used to say don't, it's like a rule. But you know, from the person who's had every skateboarding job, it's kind of disingenuous to say that. Every time I've almost left the skateboard industry another skateboarding job pops up. When I came out of high school, I worked at Blackbox, which was the biggest skateboard company in the world at the time. And they just literally acquired a shoe company, realized what it meant to have a shoe company and hired every skateboarder in North County who had just come out of high school and that's how I really got my foot in the door. At that time it was more just be a passionate skateboarder, but now it's such a competitive marketplace of getting jobs that you should probably if you want to work in marketing, go get a marketing degree or a liberal arts degree or figure out what it is you want to do. Kind of call your shot. That's even what we preach at CSEF, we really want to have kids who have a plan for their education. Don't go into it and just like, major in surf kind of thing. So if you want to work in the skateboard industry, there's all these different jobs and pathways. And then go find mentors and people who are doing it and ask them, how could I get from A to B? And then you know, skateboarding, the marketplace of it is cyclical. So have a talent or a skill that if skateboarding slows down, you could go and get a job in an outdoor business. You know, they're all kind of similar tactics and skills. So it's really like, if you grow one of those, then you can kind of figure out what industry you want to work in. I always say skateboarding is about 20 years behind outdoor, but when you hear the stories of the founders of the outdoor industry in the seventies, they're all dirty hippies, wild dudes, you know, they were all partying and like any industry, they're grown up and now they have all the various disciplines and jobs that mainstream corporations have.   If you were able to hang a huge banner at the entrance of Outdoor Retailer, or Surf Expo, what would it say? Um, please retire. I mean the modern skateboard industry was born in the 1990s and it was all these guys, all these companies that were founded in the early nineties and then again in the early two thousand and it's the same people in marketing positions then and now. And I think outdoor, it's a little bit more where guys kind of actually transitioned out and become consultant kind of guys. But that really doesn't happen. I think there's definitely been a ceiling for my generation. Even just starting brands or something is tough. In the early nineties could start a brand for not that much capital buy-in and grow it slowly. And now if you really want to start like a legit business, it's a couple of million dollars and there are no banks loaning you money at this point. So, I mean, it's really telling people like there's a whole generation ready to come up behind you. Let them come up and give them opportunities. When I was at Blackbox, one of my mentors, Chad, who was the general manager there, he was younger than I am now, running a $40 million business. And that just blows my mind. He had 120 employees and they seem so mature and everything. And I don't know how I'd handle that now. But again, we didn't exactly have those same opportunities. The way I met my cofounder Neftalie, he used to have a class on skateboarding, arts culture, and industry at USC. I was for like three years in a row as a guest speaker in his class. One of the trippiest things that ever happened to me is walking into a USC class and having a kid, giving a presentation to introduce me suddenly this kid was going through my LinkedIn telling my history. And I was like, Whoa. But then two football players fell asleep on me while I was presenting. So that brought me down real quick. But I really loved the value of that class because even going back to me, growing up Eagle Creek. It's like, you learn the systems of businesses, how everything's fit together. And I think like, even though like we'll get into me being a little shit at Eagle Creek, I still, would ask everyone what they did and that was so valuable to me. And then when I went to Black Box, I already understood how product merchandise and everything worked together. So I think that class was kind of the same thing. It's like, you're learning each facet in the industry and how they work together.   I don't know if I was there yet or if this is an urban legend, but the Eagle Creek shipping guys boxed you up and threatened to ship you off to the Philippines or something? That was one. But then what they also did was in the middle of August, they shrink-wrapped me to a cart and put me out in the parking lot for a few hours. I was a kid from Elfin Forest who had no people around. I'd get to Eagle Creek and I just was like, people talk to me. I feel most at home now or most comfortable at a business in a warehouse. Because TC, Vince, all the guys, like those are the guys who were like my older brothers or something. And so when I was at Black Box or in a few jobs I would try to keep one task in the warehouse just so I could go hang out with the boys. And then once I started really working at Clive, I think I started when I was 12. I remember cause it was before I could even get a work permit. And I started just filing all for Rudy Vasquez, all of his dealer forms. He was doing sales and I just would file all this paperwork. And then that grew and the first big task they gave me was I had three months over summer to put together 1200 POP packs. And I had to create my own assembly line. That was a big one. Then later, probably around that same time, but looking back I think this was more of a punishment, but they forgot to put the international distributor information in the catalog. So I had to sticker all of them. It was like weeks of just stickering catalogs and stickering catalogs. And now looking back, they probably were like, Oh, at least will keep him occupied and quiet for a while. They put me way in the corner. That's where the name paint chip comes from. “The reason I nicknamed you paint chip was that you were a chip off the old block. You were similar to your dad, you guys kind of look alike, you walk alike, and you were just always hanging around. You're very curious and I remember you jumping in and doing stuff without even being asked. I didn't know eventually though, that you would follow him in all his advocacy and all those things too. You've done an admirable job.” I always thought it was "paint chip" cause you thought I hated paint chips or something. “We're all glad to see you learned along the way. And you're an admirable paint chip off the old block. Your Mom and Dad raised you well.” Do you have any daily routines you use to keep your sanity? Yeah, Rose, and I go for a walk every day. That's my wife. That definitely keeps us from killing each other. Keep us grounded. Yeah. Yeah. And then, I listen to podcasts and play FIFA, that's kinda, my other thing. So I'm a big soccer nut and then listen to a podcast or two, that's my way of like winding down like six to seven every night before dinner. So like, those are the main ones. Do you have any favorite books? Favorite podcasts? Hmm, I'm obviously big, Fresh Air Terry Gross fan. On The Media actually. Cause now I'm working for a media company, but I've been super interested in media for the last five years and how it's changing and how it's growing. So On The Media, it's one of like the NPR type. They're one of the most fascinating because they really cover how everyone's talking about stuff and language, especially what we're going through right now. I'm excited to hear what they have to say on Friday. I've been trying to have books that have been not too deep or anything since so much been going on, I need an outlet. So I've been going back to the Gladwell books, which is kinda corny, but at the same time, it's interesting because, from a marketer's point of view, it's all about how to use data to understand people's actions. So I've been going back through and reading those. How about a favorite outdoor gear purchase or purchase for skateboarding or hiking under a hundred dollars? I bought my first pair of hiking boots years ago and they were a hundred dollars, It was the first time I'd gone to REI and not had the like freak experience. I had no idea that you needed a membership, you know, cause I mean I rebelled pretty hard against outdoors. I grew up in the outdoors and I was always trying to get to the city. So it's only been in the last like five or 10 years that I've really like made a conscious decision to try to go and hike and camp and do all these things that my dad tried to instill in me from a very young age. Is anything else you want to ask of our listeners or say to our listeners? Oh geez, I don't know. I've been so honored to be raised by the outdoor industry. As you said, I remind you of my dad, but I think I remind everyone of my mom I'm kind of in equal parts of both. I have her lack of a filter of what I say. So, I wouldn't be who I am without growing up and hearing the stories and the culture. The culture of needing quality products in the outdoor industry isn't in the skateboard industry. Skateboarding products have basically been the same for 20 or 30 years. There's not like a Caribiner that can save your life kind of thing. The necessity isn't there in the skateboard industry, but even a lifetime warranty or stuff like that, being raised around a company that had a lifetime warranty really changed how I thought about the world. And I didn't realize how different I was for that thinking until recently, you see the fast fashion and everything and you're like, can we just build stuff? Why do you have to have a new t-shirt every year? People that was a good t-shirt last year. Why don't we just have the exact same tee-shirt next year? I mean, look at vans, you know, there's the famous story of Geoff Rowley, who they signed to be their big skateboarder and they asked: “what do you think we should do?” And he said, “go back to all those classics” and that truly changed the direction of vans. Now they're one of the biggest shoe brands in the world and killing it. How can people reach out and follow up with you? Twitter @thomas__barker Instagram @tommy_barker_ Other things we talked about Jenkem Magazine Elfin Forest Logan Earth Ski Vans The Outdoor Industry   Please give us a rating and review HERE  

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It's episode eight and, personally, I think that's great. The gang gets together once again to decompress a bit before diving into a discussion about how our lives have been touched by skate culture and specifically the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series. There can only be one Bob Burnquist. Check it out. 

El skater Bob Burnquist lidera diversas inciativas en su natal Brasil para combatir la desigualdad social y hacerle frente a la pandemia ayudando a los más necesitados.

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Another windy day in Oshkosh and we’re talking about Bob Burnquist on The 9 Club and also the Road to Bowl Rippers from Red Bull. Also, what’s up with Chris Cole and Leticia Bufoni off Plan B?!? Join the discussion in the Barn Burner Crew FB group SPONSORS: Amazon Old Dude Skate Co. Skater Balm(...) The post Skatosis 136 – Bowl Rippers in Dreamland appeared first on Skatosis - An Obsession with Skateboarding.

Bob Burnquist discusses growing up in São Paulo Brazil, turning pro for Urgh Skateboards at age 14, going to San Fransisco and getting on Real then Anti Hero, skating in the X-Games, leaving Anti Hero for The Firm, filming for “Menikmati”, getting Rodrigo TX on the Firm and Es Footwear, trying to loop the Mt. Baldy full pipe, how the mega ramp came to be, Filming for Flip’s “Extremely Sorry” winning 14 X-Games gold medals in 22 years, doing the loop switch with no roof, his Dreamland backyard park, skating into the Grand Canyon, his companies Burnkit and Farmaleaf, Retiring from the X-Games and much more!

On this episode of The World's Greatest Action Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about: WSL Surf Breaks, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 20th Anniversary Party featuring Rodney Mullen, Kareem Campbell, Chad Muska, Geoff Rowley, Bob Burnquist, Jamie Thomas, and Tony Hawk, The ISA World Surfing Games this year will feature top WSL talent including Stephanie Gilmore John John Florence, Gabriel Medina, and Carissa Moore, along with ISA World Surfing Games Champions Sally Fitzgibbons, Jeremy Flores and Courtney Conlogue, going for Gold in Miyazaki, Japan. Also: Record breaking party wave, Craig Anderson new film “The Quieter You Are The More You Can Hear”, Inherent Bummer, Greg Webber's latest invention, Copenhagen Open, Oi Rio Pro, Vans Park Brazil, Lib Tech pro skater, Phil Hansen, Evil Live 2, World According the Dick's Volume Spew, Bushwick Bill, Dr. John, new Netflix doc “Killer Ratings”, PLUS bonus interviews with Eli Olson, Sheldon Paishon, and Stan (from Last Resort With Stan).   Presented by: Ogio NanocraftCBD Active Skin Repair Wave Soda Pannikin Coffee And Tea The Folklore Project YewOnline.com  

Ukas gjest har Wikipediaside på både bokmål og nynorsk! Det er faktisk litt få, med tanke på alt han har utretta her på kloden! Han har spilt sjakk mot Magnus Carlsen, fotball mot Kjell Magne Bondevik og har prøvespilt for RBK. Han har reist verden rundt for å hilse på aserbajdsjanske statsledere og en av få nordmenn som har deltatt i EM i ljå. Han har syklet Paris-Roubaix og funnet opp flere nye grener innen fotball! Han har fått juling av Norges beste skuespiller og skatet i rampen til Bob Burnquist. Han var på pub med Preben Elkjær og på nachspiel med Mika Koppinen. Ja, han har i det hele tatt levd et merkverdig liv som idrettsutøver. Han er sjefen til Timothy Dahle, en av oppfinnerne av Golden Goal, han er skuespiller, programleder, og viktigst av alt: Han er Henrik Brokner Elvestad! Henrik forteller om å stå på utfor i Kitzbühel, om bli slått av en kongelig verifisert Muay Thay-guru i Thailand, om å bli dryppet flytende stearin og bli pisket i et bur i Tokyo og mye, mye mer. Abonner og anmeld oss gjerne i iTunes og sjekk oss ut på Instagram, Facebook og Twitter: @P3HeiaFotball

Programa Let's Go! SkateRadio #07 Hoje! O entrevistado do novo programa: GIAN NACARRATO Considerado um dos melhores e mais legítimo representante da rua, aos 39 anos de idade e 29 anos de skate, Gian Nacarrato vai falar de como foi passar das transições e skateparks como QG e Prestige, para um dos melhores e mais considerados streeteiros do Brasil. Em uma conversa franca e emocionante, Gian vai falar de sua luta para vencer a depressão, da PTG Crew, como foi andar no quarter da mega-rampa, como está sendo andar sempre com seu filho Guigui Nacarrato, também como foi produzir o seu documentário “Maior Idade Profissional” e como a família é fundamental em toda essa longa carreira profissional. Definitivamente, Gian Nacarrato está cravado na história e na efetiva contribuição ao skate nacional!!! Tudo isso e muito mais! Sintonize hoje, sexta às 18! Gian Nacarrato - 39 anos Patrocinios: ÖUS, METTALUM, NINECLOUDS, AFONTE, LASOUL JOIAS, GNARLY FOOT, CRUPIÊ MULTICULTURAL, ONG SOCIAL SKATE E PTG CREW Top 10 por Gian Naccarato Melhor skatista (s): Gino Ianucci, Guy Mariano, Tiago Lemos, Marcelo Formiga, Erasmo Sucrilhos, Bob Burnquist, Pedro Biagio, Magnus Bordewick, Rodrigo TX, Danny Way, Colin Mckay, Tony Hawk, Buck Lasek, Henry Sanchez e ainda falta... rsrsrs Melhor banda (s): Green Day Melhor show da vida (nacional e gringa): Bezerra da Silva e Michael Jackson Melhor Trip: Barcelona com a familia Melhor Campeonato: Munster Monster Mastership 1994 Skate nos anos 70: Liberdade Skate nos anos 80: Único com manobras dos dias de hj Skate nos anos 90: Evolução, mudança de medidas e manobras Uma frase no skate: O Skate esta na minha mente, pouco em minhas mãos e muito menos na minha boca! Uma frase pra vida: Se tá ruim ta bom! As apresentações são de Fabio Bolota e Geninho Amaral! Programa Let's Go! SkateRadio… a voz do skate na web! Acesse: www.antenazero.com.br - Todas as sextas, às 18h

John Cardiel is a rare breed of skater who is known for a fast, loose, and powerful style that will never get old.  He was Thrasher Magazine’s Skater of the Year at 19, had a long skate career, was paralyzed, amazed Dr's by moving again and now bikes like a madman. If you don't know about him, you should.  This is a story about a guy who puts everything he has into everything he does.  He goes one speed in life and it’s really f##king fast.  All Hail Cardiel!!! John Cardiel Show Notes: 2:00:  Working with Chrome Industries , growing up in California, and team sports 7:30:  When does he really get into skateboarding, BMX , moving up to Grass Valley, High School, and weed 11:00:  His snowboarding career and the first documented Rodeo 19:15:  Getting on Dogtown Skateboards, things fall apart, moving to Black Label and working with John Lucero 23:40:   Evo (Use the code TPM10 for 10% off at checkout) RESQWATER (enter the code resqwatertpm for a 20% discount on a 12 pack) The 10 Barrel Brewery 26:00:  Winning Thrasher Magazine’s  ‘Skater of the Year’ and being branded skater of the year and money 33:00:  How does Anti Hero come together, Bob Burnquist, and sketchy situations 38:30:  John’s Transworld Skateboarding ‘Sight Unseen’ part, Mark Gonzales and injury 42:00:  The drive of John Cardiel 46:00:  A prognosis of never walking again and proving the doctors wrong 54:00:  Talking to Danny Way, meeting his doctor, and biking 57:50:  Skating in 2012 and knowing his limits 60:00:  Inappropriate Questions John Cardiel Skate John Cardiel Bike

Welcome to a special special edition of the Kevin Sutton Show. The crew discuss the passing of internet star and MMA fighter, Kimbo Slice. Mayra believes the Warriors will sweep the Cavs. Our friend Adam "Bomb" Taylor calls in to give us an dupdate on the X-games. We are joined by the legendary pro skater Bob Burnquist and the crew discuss what's going on in Bob's life. His injury in 2012. Burnquist talked about this awesome new technology: The Curie Module. Bob reveals that skating isn't just enough thrill for him. He's a pilot as well! We end the show with Time warp Tuesday!

Welcome to a special special edition of the Kevin Sutton Show. The crew discuss the passing of internet star and MMA fighter, Kimbo Slice. Mayra believes the Warriors will sweep the Cavs. Our friend Adam "Bomb" Taylor calls in to give us an dupdate on the X-games. We are joined by the legendary pro skater Bob Burnquist and the crew discuss what's going on in Bob's life. His injury in 2012. Burnquist talked about this awesome new technology: The Curie Module. Bob reveals that skating isn't just enough thrill for him. He's a pilot as well! We end the show with Time warp Tuesday!

www.allineedskate.com http://www.nealmimsskateacademy.com Neal Mims has dedicated over 30 years of his life to skateboarding and has been a professional for 16 of them. He has graced the pages of major magazine publications worldwide and has appeared in numerous skate videos and tv shows. He has skated with the best athletes in the industry such as: Tony Hawk, Danny Way, Paul Rodriquez, Rodney Mullen, Torey Pudwill, Rob Dyrdek, Chris Cole, Bob Burnquist, and Ryan Sheckler. His pro model boards can be purchased all over the world. Neal’s love of skating is what made him want to create NMSA. Neal wants to be able to share his knowledge and experience with others while having fun and making connections with his students. He enjoys watching his students grow into more confident, experienced skaters. With a unique sense of humor, Neal is able to connect to each individual, and make every experience memorable. His invaluable knowledge about the world of skateboarding allow him to teach students about the skateboarding industry alongside skateboarding fundamentals and skatepark etiquette. When he isn’t skating, Neal’s passions in life include golf, family, and living a healthy, active life.

Lenda do skate fala da necessidade de construirmos uma consciência ecológica mais ativa O papo hoje no Trip FM a lenda do skate Bob Burnquist, que em agosto se sagrou tetracampeão da Megarampa, em competição baseada no Rio de Janeiro. Ele é um dos mais importantes esportistas brasileiros em atividade, um dos mais reconhecidos internacionalmente e, com certeza, uma das pessoas que mais promovem inovações em sua modalidade esportiva. Brasileiro radicado nos Estados Unidos, ele começou a andar de skate aos 11 anos e atualmente, aos 35 anos, coleciona medalhas e troféus nas mais importantes competições da pranchinha. Um dos pais da Megarampa e meio viciado em adrenalina, nos últimos anos ele também tem se dedicado ao paraquedismo e a pilotar aviões, além de promover os alimentos orgânicos e a necessidade de construirmos uma consciência ecológica mais ativa. O Trip FM vai ao ar na grande São Paulo às sextas às 20h, com reprise às terças às 23h pela Rádio Eldorado Brasil 3000, 107,3MHz. Acompanhe as novidades do Trip Fm também pelo Twitter: @tripfm

7 times skateboard X Games world champion Bob Burnquist gets a ride around Las Vegas

O skatista, campeão mundial e lenda viva do esporte fala da Mega Ramp que montou em seu quintal Ele nasceu no Rio de Janeiro, mas foi criado em São Paulo. Filho de uma brasileira e de um norte-americano, começou a andar de skate aos 11 anos e aos 13 já participava de competições, onde chamava a atenção pela facilidade para a prática do esporte e pela ousadia. Em 1995, com apenas 18 anos, decidiu mudar para a Califórnia e, já no primeiro ano em terras estrangeiras, maravilhou os espectadores e levou seu primeiro título no Canada's Slam City Jam, em Vancouver. Depois dessa primeira conquista, sua carreira deslanchou e ele não parou mais de colecionar troféus. Já foi campeão mundial de skate vertical, levou o ouro nos X-Games, a olimpíada dos esportes radicais, e já foi considerado algumas vezes o melhor do mundo e o "rei do vertical". Além disso, é casado com a também skatista Jennifer o'Brian, tem uma filha, a Lotus, e tem a maior pista de vertical do mundo no quintal de sua casa. Estamos falando de Robert Dean Silva Burnquist, mais conhecido como a lenda do skate Bob Burnquist, que ganhou, no primeiro fim de semana de novembro, a etapa brasileira do Circuito Mundial de Skate Vertical, a Crail World Cup, e vem hoje aqui no Trip falar de skate, do culto às celebridades, de política e muito mais...

El skater Bob Burnquist lidera diversas inciativas en su natal Brasil para combatir la desigualdad social y hacerle frente a la pandemia ayudando a los más necesitados.