Podcast appearances and mentions of jon julio

For Episode 25 of the Then And Now Blading Podcast, I chat with my old friend and former roommate, Tory Treseder. During his time in San Diego, Tory was part of the 4x4 boozer's crew and was a member of the Razors Skate team. After leaving San Diego, he founded Heat Wheels and was a partner in Empire Distribution and D-Structure SF with Jon Julio and Azikewee Anderson. Last year Tory teamed up with Sayer Danforth and Eric Sauer to start a new brand called Anew. We talked about his history in the sport, our time together in San Diego, filming for Steal This Video, the Razors Blitz Tour, Heat, D-Structure, Utah, Anew, Family, and much more!Do you enjoy this podcast?Become a Patreon Member or Make a PayPal DonationYou can watch these podcasts as videos on the Then And Now Youtube channel. The YouTube version also features video and photo overlays relevant to the conversation to make it more documentary-style. The channel also includes The Vault, Jan's collection of raw skating footage spanning from 1995-2010. Find out more about the Podcast and YouTube channel at thenandnowblading.com.Support Then And Now through our Patreon page.LinksThen And Now on YouTubeThen And Now on PatreonThen And Now on FacebookThen And Now on InstagramThen and Now on TwitterJan Welch's Instagram

It's been a while since I've hosted an episode of Platform podcast, but the opportunity to speak to '90s icon John Starr fell into my lap at the last minute and I jumped at the chance because VG 4: Puppets of Destiny was the first rollerblading VHS I owned. I'd seen a couple of others first, but this was the first one I could watch over and over in my house and John Starr's section left a big impression on me. John has skated for some of the biggest brands in blading, including K2, Rollerblade, Medium, 976, Fiziks and numerous others. Not only that, he helped design the original Valo skins and the stock Valo frames, which Roces use to this day, and he did the design work for elements of Robert Guerrero's pro skate from Rollerblade. He also talks about coming up with the unity grind alongside Jon Julio one night at Silverlake High School and having the first every truespin topsoul in a magazine. Massive thank you my Patreon supporters: Faction Skate Company Christopher Archer Reto Burgin Jumpstreet Podcast Rene Dillon Neil Owen Samuel Brownlee Stephen Johnstone Samuel Brownlee Micki Toft If you would like to join our Patreon and be entered into a monthly prize draw for Wheel Scene merchandise, visit my page here - https://www.patreon.com/wheelscene Visit our our online shop - https://wheelscene.bigcartel.com Follow Wheel Scene on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wheelsceneblading Instagram: wheelscene

In this episode of the podcast, Manny & Ben sit down with professional rollerblader – Jon Julio – Jon talks to the guys about his background in rollerblading, starting Them Skates, and some of the setbacks he experienced in the process. Tune in!   Check out THEM SKATES: www.THEMSKATES.COM.com and follow them on Social Media  @Them Skates    Check out our new website & BUY some NEW MERCH!!! https://thefightwithinpodcast.com/   PLEASE MAKE SURE TO SHARE - LIKE - & SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEW CH: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZSodlehY6CMiwh2IDJJU2w Keep up with us on Social Media: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFightWithinPodcast - Twitter: https://twitter.com/TFW_Pod - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefightwithinpodcast/   #JONJULIO #THEMSKATES #SKATINGENTREPRENEUR

Arlo is joined by fellow Drug Lord https://www.tylershields.com/ (Tyler Shields) to discuss the upcoming Tyler Shields x Drug Receipts art show at Samuel Lynne Galleries in Dallas. Legendary rollerblading icon and entrepreneur, Jon Julio, founder of Themgoods and THEM Skates joins to discuss Drug Receipts' sponsorship of the https://bladingcup.com/ (Blading Cup). Also featuring special surprise appearances by Randy “Roadhouse” Spizer and Jon Ortiz.

We're BACK with a brand new guest episode! This week, we welcome rollerblading legend and owner of @themskates, Jon Julio (@jonjulio)! Listen in as we talk with Jon about everything from his skating career to what it was like taking the plunge into his own brand. Thank you so much to Jon for joining us, and thank you everyone for listening!

Them Skates' latest addition, Matt Reyes, talks about how he got into blading, being tutored on iconic videos by his cousin Json Adriani, skating in front of the Supreme skateboarding team, how Jon Julio ended up asking him to ride for his skate brand and many other interesting stories. The young Italian is part of the new generation steering European blading and we are excited to see what he does next. He's also incredibly warm, funny and a pleasure to speak with. Blader Union is proud to partner with Wheel Scene to host episode 45 of Platform. Watch more episodes of Platform here - https://www.youtube.com/user/wheelsceneblading This episode is supported by Blader Union - https://www.bladerunion.com/​​​​​ If you would like to support Platform, visit the online shop here - https://wheelscene.bigcartel.com​​​​ https://www.wheelscene.co.uk​​​​ https://www.facebook.com/wheelsceneblading Instagram: wheelscene

Ben and Law talk about the Core System, Jon Julio being the busiest man in blading, OG skaters returning, Iqon, Mery Munoz and a ton more

Erik Bailey is one of the best to EVER do it on blades from Boise, Idaho. We talk about him dominating the NISS contest to begin to make a name for himself, the start of Valo with Jon Julio, the infamous Shred Till Your Dead Tour, and much more.

Erik Bailey is one of the best to EVER do it on blades from Boise, Idaho. We talk about him dominating the NISS contest to begin to make a name for himself, the start of Valo with Jon Julio, the infamous Shred Till Your Dead Tour, and much more.

what can you say about Jon? If they ask me who Jon Julio is, I'll answer BLADING. Jon is not only one of the historical icons of our world. He is also a family man, husband, owner of THEM and a blader. With Jon we talked a little bit about his career, from how he started skating to how he entered the USD and revolutionized our world. From how he finds the time to go skating to how friendship can be the true foundation of a team.

guys!!! History lesson today! This episode is a little longer than average, but guys there's a lot of that knowledge here. Angie Walton was the editor-in-chief and creator of Daily Bread (for those who don't know, the coolest blading newspaper in the world), one of the creators of our sport and an essential figure in our culture. I think that together with the Jump Street Podcast episode with Jon Julio and Miguel Ramos here we talked about the roots of our sport.

Gregory is not only a great friend but also one of the most active filmmakers in the scene. His taste in editing manages to make each of his videos unique and inimitable. With him we talked about Corona Virus in Long Beach, Compton, working with Jon Julio and favorite fans Too Easy.

Greg Preston has got a lot of wild stories, so much so that we soon realised the 1.5 hours we set aside for this episode would not be enough! Unwittingly walking in on a hotel robbery and getting pistol whipped, being harassed by the police, and getting shot at while driving around with Alex Broskow - and we've not even got to the skating part yet. As a result, we had to record this podcast over two separate sessions. As the creative force behind Too Easy, Greg is responsible for a growing catalogue of impressive videos including Software Update, Papas, Boltless Future, Independent, Momentum and the recent Derek Henderson pro skate promo. The brand is turning into an international movement, with popular softgoods, a collaboration with Dead Wheels that sold out in a weekend and the newly announced Them x Too Easy 909 skate. Greg explains how it all started, what it's like to film with Jon Julio and offers some funny stories from working in the new Them storefront in Santa Ana. You can also watch Platform on YouTube - www.youtube.com/wheelsceneblading If you would like to support Wheel Scene, visit our online shop - www.wheelscene.bigcartel.com www.wheelscene.co.uk www.facebook.com/wheelsceneblading Instagram: wheelscene

Greg Preston has got a lot of wild stories, so much so that we soon realised the 1.5 hours we set aside for this episode would not be enough! Unwittingly walking in on a hotel robbery and getting pistol whipped, being harassed by the police, and getting shot at while driving around with Alex Broskow - and we've not even got to the skating part yet. As a result, we had to record this podcast over two separate sessions. As the creative force behind Too Easy, Greg is responsible for a growing catalogue of impressive videos including Software Update, Papas, Boltless Future, Independent, Momentum and the recent Derek Henderson pro skate promo. The brand is turning into an international movement, with popular softgoods, a collaboration with Dead Wheels that sold out in a weekend and the newly announced Them x Too Easy 909 skate. Greg explains how it all started, what it's like to film with Jon Julio and offers some funny stories from working in the new Them storefront in Santa Ana. You can also watch Platform on YouTube - www.youtube.com/wheelsceneblading If you would like to support Wheel Scene, visit our online shop - www.wheelscene.bigcartel.com www.wheelscene.co.uk www.facebook.com/wheelsceneblading Instagram: wheelscene

During this episode, me and my co-host Kamil Ciura spoke about the New Razors Brian Shima skate coming out in 2020 and from there we just went in. Skaters covered in this Podcast >> Brian Shima, Dominic Bruce, Jon Julio, Montre Livingston, and others https://www.instagram.com/ricardolino https://www.instagram.com/kmhciura --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ricardolino/support

In this episode of Restarting America, Josh Gibbs from 97 Switch interviews Jon Julio, a professional skater. Throughout the interview, they discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on business and society. Julio shares how the current health pandemic has affected him personally and how he is adapting to new circumstances. Julio became a professional skater in 1995 and won the National Championship in 1996. Since then, he has been involved in skating professionally, as well as in many companies encompassing skating and apparel. Additionally, he creates and produces contests. In 2018, he created his independent skate company, THEM Skates.

We're back with part 2 of Moments That Changed Blading where we discuss important events like the IMYTA, the rise of skater owned companies, Chris Haffey on ...

Welcome to OFF THE CUFF Episode 1!!!! While a global pandemic delayed our plans for us to travel to get guests on our live show, we're taking a break to talk with some of our past guests, Jon Julio and Miguel Ramos, about moments that changed skating as we know it. In this video, we discuss the early era and in part 2 we'll talk about modern-day blading.

Jon Julio is the owner of Them, a longtime skating legend, and among the oldest professional athletes in all of sports, according to Wikipedia.  Phil and Krans sit down with Jon to talk about creating and running a skate brand, ways to subsidize rollerblading, the 909s, ten years of Blading Cup and its sprawling qualifier series, blading hands, and more. The Rock Town Podcast is supported via Patreon. Thanks to Uncle Jeff, Akerue and 50/50 frames, The Blade Rat Podcast, Brad, Clay, Drew, Jeff, Levi, Michael, Patrick, Randy, and Zach.  The show's theme music is by The Skookum Brothers.

We are live from Woodward with Kyle Sola! Kyle has made it big in the industry lately with his release of SOLA Frames and more recently working with Jon Julio on the new Them 909 boot. We talk about his background in design, how he got started with SOLA Frames, and what went into the Them 909s.

Jon Julio has been cooking on something special for the THEM brand over the past few months. Jon introduces the 909 model which is a groundbreaking achievement in the blading world. He discusses what triggered the move to having a new mold, the process and struggles in designing it with Kyle Sola, and also touches on the new changes to the Blading Cup Series!

Episode 4 with Jon Julio. Jon shares with us the new THEM SKATES models including the Sean Darst pro boot and also explains why this skate is his most proud achievement in his whole blading career. We also review his VOLUME video section.

Jon Julio has done so much throughout his career, maybe more than anyone else.  Over the years he has built companies (Valo Skates, Dyna Wheels, Synergy Bearings, Runners Project, England Clothing), created and produced events (IMYTA, Blading Cup),  and helped develop a video game.  On top of all that, he had to deal with the bumps and bruises  of his successful  20-year rollerblading career.   Now, he’s controlling his own destiny, investing everything he and his family has into his new venture, Them Skates and the sport he loves. Jon Julio Show Notes 2:15:  Life is crazy right now for Jon 5:00:  Growing up in the San Jose area, sports, dancing and finding skating 8:00:  The Evolution of shops, skates, media, sponsors, community college, contests, and money 14:00:  Product development, learning the tools, USD 22:20: 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:    My favorite is Out of Office Pilsner 25:00: Starting Valo with Roces, the details and finding out that business is not personal 35:00:  Starting ‘Them Goods’ Distribution and the idea to start a skate company 42:00: Them Skates 48:  Inappropriate Questions with Erik Garcia

Is Alex Broskow going to skate for THEM? That was one of my questions to Jon Julio. A few days after the death of Valo, Jon Julio announced his new venture, a 100% skater owner aggressive inline skating brand, THEM skates. Until here it all seems perfect, but to start a skate brand with a low budget it's not as simple as most of the skaters might think. In this podcast, Jon and I talked about the adversities and the plans for the FUTURE of his new brand. This Podcast was originally uploaded on 5th April, 2018 on youtube: https://youtu.be/rSZnn0M3gyo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ricardolino/support

You've herd the story from Jon Julio on other podcast but now its time to hear it from the other guys of THEM. On this episode I talked to Kruise Sapstein, Robbie Pitts and Sean Darst. We chat about their story of THEM, WinterClash, Them Skates and future plans. 

Had a great chance to sit down with the boss, Jon Julio. Jon has been around since the early 90s to present day in blading. He is one of the most influential bladers of all time. He is the head of Valo Brand skates, Themgoods and the Youth Co. Listen to us talk about old stories to current times, preparing for the 7th Annual Blading Cup in Santa Ana, CA on November 3rd and 4th.  Talking Points Premium or Premiere  Last obstacles Beer Inflammation Blading Cup locations Street Courses Concrete dream New blader sightings First skates VG3 Hoax 2 tour First seeing Arlo Tricks Chad Childress Traveling with Randy NISS/ASA USD first team Josh Petty Custom Pro boots Bigger skates 5th Elements Trains Blading Cup Weekend events Skate Meet ups Questions from Ya'll

From 1998–2000. Skating Salomon skates, meeting Arlo Eisenberg and Jon Julio, skating for the Arnott's Shapes Extreme Team and doing a Moove Milk ad with heavy old school video equipment on your helmet

Dayton Coopersmith is a “triple OG” rollerblader who influenced many of today's great skaters. We discuss almost getting kicked out of the Extreme Games, skipping school to film for Hoax 2, teaching Jon Julio to ride ramps, Rise Above, the Sea Otter Classic, skateboarding propaganda, and getting respect at the skate park. This podcast is supported from listeners via Patreon. Please like our dumb Facebook page. #RockTownPodcast

Jon Julio has been a pro skater for more than half his life, and is the man behind the Valo Brand, Them Goods, and the Blading Cup.  On this episode, Jon answers questions from the /r/rollerblading community about the relationship between Valo and Roces, the likelihood of a Fifth Element reboot, the status of the industry, and more. Jon and I also talk about his new storefront, the Blading Cup, the new Forecast trade show, and taking pride in being a rollerblader. Check out Valo-Brand.com, Them Goods, and swing on down to the Blading Cup.

Krans talks to himself inside his new place about messing up a podcast with Jon Julio, donating to Schmidty's Ramp & Camp, buying but not watching Cayenne, and more. He's soon joined by his former and current roommate, Ivan Narez. They talk about adult stuff like buying vans, taxes, credit, and Valo 6. (patreon.com/citizenkrans)

The big Five Zero. It had to be a banger, Quinn has made sure of this. He took a great amount of time and effort to film and edit from a bunch of the So-Cal skateparks with all the local skaters. We now present this 12 minute edit which includes: Monday @ Long Beach, Tuesday @ Arcadia, Wednesday @ Chino, Thursday @ Etnies and Friday @ Baldwin / Wesco. This vidcast is dedicated to and in memory of Daniel Balandan who was tragically killed in Chino just a few weeks ago. Thanks to everyone who came out for Daniel and for the edit. Featuring skating from the likes of - Brandon Smith, Jon Julio, Jeremy Soderberg, Iain McLeod, Drew Bachrach, Winston Wardwell, Jeff, Russian Nick, Connor O'Brien and many many more. Enjoy the edit and look out for many more to come. Oh and don't forget we have also just put up a new audio show which covers what went down at the BCSD so be sure to download that as well. Music in this video is by Dickie Bass, you can peep his myspace here. Feel free to leave us a comment and let us know what you think as well as any suggestions. Finally don't forget to subscribe on iTunes for all the latest!