Podcasts about summer x games

I joined Clint Esposito to talk all about the Summer X Games for 2023 which is about to go down today! Find out who is in, who's out and what competitions will be going down and what tricks we think we might see! FMX Best Trick Luc Ackermann Rob Adelberg Jayo Archer Harry Bink Benny Richards David Rinaldo Josh Sheehan Jackson Strong Moto Best Whip Tyler Bereman Matej Cesak Patrick Evans Jarryd McNeil Tom Parsons Josh Sheehan Julien Vanstippen Genki Watanabe (Wanky) Moto Quarter Pipe Highest Air: Tyler Bereman Corey Creed Kohl Denney Patrick Evans Jarryd McNeil Colby Raha

Daniel Gale is a founder and current executive director of Adaptive Action Sports, a Move United member organization based in Colorado. He has been a sports organizer for ESPN and the Summer X Games, the Adaptive Skateboard Park Jam, Adaptive Sno-Cross, and more. He also serves as the general manager for para skateboarding with USA Skateboarding.

Welcome to season 4 Ep: 187 of Hangin with Da Boys Podcast! Thank you for Hangin with Da Boys! On this week episode we discuss: 0:00-1:21 Intro 1:22-5:55 Mase recaps his trip to New Jersey 5:56-13:44 Trying fasting and no Sugar, how does it make us feel 13:45-16:40 PGA Memes Golf tournament recap 16:41-20:59 Mase might get hair transplant 21:03-28:13 Did the PGA hate on Brooks Koepka and give all the media coverage to Michael Block? 28:15-31:12 RIP Tina Turner 31:13-35:17 What happens when we die? 35:18-53:30 Summer X-Games Rant 53:38 Mase going to Utah to hang with Kendrick BBQ and Traeger Grills for Memorial day weekend Outro and more.... This podcast is produced and mastered by: Jorge Alvarez @ JAA7 Studios If you like what you hear, please consider (Rate/Subscribe/Favorite/Share) and please tell a FRIEND! Also check us out on our social platforms: YouTube  @DaBoysPod Twitter , TikTok , Instagram  - @DaBoys_Pod and our website www.DaboysPod.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daboyspod/support

I Talk about who is riding and what the Schedule is. On TV and when is really happening.

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Jimmy Coleman started in the action sports world as a commentator in 1993. Since then, he has travelled the globe with the biggest events and best athletes on the planet, including the Winter and Summer X Games for the past 21 years, which has given him an incredible front row seat to some of the gnarliest moments in skate, BMX, FMX and snow history. If you have watched any of these sports and moments over the past 28 years, there is a good chance that Jimmy's voice stamp is on it. In 2016 he became one of the hosts for Nitro World Games, which is where the friendship between Jimmy and Browny formed. Like many in the live sports and entertainment industry, Jimmy's world was rocked by the Covid shut down of our industry. Jimmy put this time to good use though, not only starting his own baking business (this is not a joke), but dealing with some mental demons, which he had never properly dealt with. Jimmy was old school. Jimmy is now new school, and is going to be a leader in the action sports industry, when it comes to giving a voice to the mental health battles of many. His is a message of hope that there is better times out there, and that what is broken, can be fixed. Plenty of laughs, a few tears, but an all round great message from Jimmy, that Skip This is honored to share.

In today’s episode, we sat down with senior coordinating producer for the NBA on ESPN, Tim Corrigan. Corrigan oversees all aspects of ESPN game and studio production including NBA Countdown, NBA Tonight, NBA Coast to Coast, and NBA segments on SportsCenter. In addition, he produces ABC broadcasts of NBA games including the Conference Finals, NBA Finals, and NBA Saturday Primetime on ABC. He also oversees WNBA and Major League Lacrosse telecasts. Since 2004, Corrigan has also produced ESPN Sunday Night Football (prior to 2006) and Monday Night Football (since 2006) telecasts.In this episode we discuss:The responsibilities of an NBA ProducerTim’s experience in the NBA Bubble How Tim’s job is different in 2021 compared to 2020Steps that an aspiring NBA producer should takePreviously, Corrigan had worked as a production assistant (1987-89) and associate producer/director (1989-93) on a variety of ESPN events, including America’s Cup, French Open, NCAA basketball, college, and NFL football, and Major League Baseball. He also served as a producer of ESPN’s college football and basketball telecasts, as well as bowl games, and served as coordinating producer in 2002. He also produced the Women’s Final Four 1994-2002, the ACC Tournament 1993-2002, ABC Sports’ college basketball 1999 – 2002, the WNBA in 1996 and 1997, Olympic trials in 1996, and had served as producer of Winter and Summer X Games telecasts.Connect with Beau Estes: Twitter

It's "Talk in an Elevator Day", so Craig regales you with the tale of the woman stuck in a lift for a long time, as well as his story of adjudicating the deepest concert; afterwards, meet a nonagenarian radio disc jockey, the two climbers who finally conquered the world's second-highest mountain and the first one-legged X Games gold medallist. Plus, savour the largest ever spreading of manure...

Raised in Long Beach, California. My parents were both small business owners and highly influenced me as I watched their unique styles and competitive drive. In 1999 I joined the family business with no intention of staying rather helping finalize a much-needed marketing overhaul.In the process, I got addicted to the idea that I could make an event better by bringing vision, design, style, simplifying the planning process and delivering a one-stop experience. In 2007 I bought a small rental company in the South Bay and changed the name to Choura Events.A new vision was casted that promoted creativity v.s order taking and a new team was developed that was fired up to take on the old guard of a boring event industry.10 years later, we have built up an incredible inventory of tenting, furniture, table top and staging by acquiring new companies such as Bixby Knolls Party Rentals, Hollywood Tent Works and Classic TentsChoura Events has gone back-to-back as a Top 30 Rental Company in the Nation by Special Events Magazine and a Top 100 Fastest-Growing Private Company by the Los Angeles Business Journal. I’m so thankful for those who have taken a risk with us including the Golden Globes, Tesla, USGA, Summer X Games, ESPYS, Pebble Beach, Electric Daisy Carnival, and Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.Building a vision/business comes with high highs and low lows. I’ve always approached the journey openly and enjoy talking to next-gen entrepreneurs, leaders, and just those who are willing to work hard to achieve their dreams.If you have an interest in connecting email me @ rchoura@chouraevents.com 

Guest: Erin Coscarelli IG: @erincoscarelli Host: Brandon Johnson IG: @rbrandonjohnson About: On the show today I welcome Erin Coscarelli. As a TV host and sports broadcaster, Erin has had the good fortune of interviewing some of the greatest athletes of our time and covering some of the most coveted sports events in history, including the last 5 Super Bowls for the NFL Network. Prior to the NFL, Erin worked as an anchor and reporter for NBC Sports in the Bay Area covering all the San Fran Pro Teams. Additionally, she’s worked as a sideline reporter for college football with Fox Sports, the Pac 12 Network, the Summer X-Games and the World Series of Poker for ESPN. But what I’m really curious about is how does she find her voice in the midst of an intense male-sporting culture? Has the treatment of women in these environments improved or has the “me-too” movement been muted? What are some of the challenges and hurdles she’s faced to overcome adversity? We’ll tackle all that and so much more as we go “Live with Erin Coscarelli”

We all sat down over the weekend to chat about taking over the crown from Cheslie Kryst, how they make full time careers modeling and even how they handle their family dynamic. Both were Jovani it girls and cover girls for the Jovani Prom and Red Carpet Line catalog. Younger Sister Courtney was in the music video “One Number Away” for Country Music Singer Luke Combs and older sis Laura was the 2017 Sideline Attraction cheerleader for All pro cheer magazine. These were also both NBA dancers. Dancing for the Charlotte Hornets Honeybees for a combined 5 years. And lastly, if you follow either of them on social media, you’ll know that both have been Monster Energy Girls for the past 2 ½ years making appearances in Victory Lane for all of the biggest Nascar Races, the Winter and Summer X-Games and Supercross. Some great laughs and advice from the Little sisters on todays episode.

Presented by 6D Helmets GEICO Honda's Hunter Lawrence returns as a co-host on today's 6d Helmets Kickstart Podcast. Sadly, Hunter has been on the injured reserve list for a few weeks now after breaking his collarbone in a practice crash when his engine let go on the face of a jump. Lawrence had just won his first couple AMA motos and was looking for his first overall win, but that will have to wait until next year. With a break in the Lucas Oil MX Nationals, our attentions were directed towards the AMA Amateur Nationals at Loretta Lynn's, as well as the Summer X Games in Minneapolis. Lawrence's younger brother Jett rides for the AMSOIL Honda squad and turned in plenty of impressive results, and was only held back from the A class championship by an engine failure in the final moto. We talked all about this and plenty more. Thanks to Hunter for coming back on the show!

Grab your helmet because it's about to get dangerous. Sports Curious presented by Last Night's Game, is here to help you join the sports conversation, even if you don't know the first thing about sports. We breakdown what's happening in sports in an easy to understand, fun way without all of the statistics and jargon so you never have to exit stage left when the chatter at the office, dinner table or a networking event switches to sports. You can always catch us between podcasts at www.lastnightsgame.com and make sure to leave a review wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Jim Beaver previews the 2019 X Games and all the events and athletes to watch as well as the storylines heading into the biggest action sports event of the year. Be sure and follow @JimBeaver15 on social media and subscribe to Project Action on iTunes.

This week’s conversation is with Vicki Golden, a professional freestyle motocross rider and four-time X Games gold medalist.Vicki is the first female member of the SoCal freestyle motocross team Metal Mulisha and also performs in Travis Pastrana's Nitro Circus Tour.In 2008, at age 16, she became the Loretta Lynn's AMA Women's Amateur Champion.Three years later, she earned her first gold medal at the Women's Moto X Racing in the Summer X Games and collected her second and third gold medals in 2012.In addition to becoming the first female competitor in a Moto X freestyle competition, (which resulted in a bronze medal win in the best whip category in 2012), Vicki was nominated for the ESPY's Best Female Action Sports Athlete award in 2014.In March of this year, Vicki laid it down again in Auckland, New Zealand when she landed her first ever FMX backflip off the 15-foot Next Level ramp, ranking her as the only woman who has flipped one of the largest FMX ramps in the world.I had the fortune of speaking with Vicki only a few days before she performed a record-breaking stunt on HISTORY's Evel Live 2 where she sped through a series of flaming wooden boards.She was the first female to break the record which was set back in 2006.You’ll get a chance to hear how Vicki prepared for this stunt and what was going through her mind in the days leading up to it.I’ve always had a deep appreciation for those who perform in the world of extreme sports, pushing at the edges of their capacity, where there are real consequences when things go wrong.We touch on that in this conversation as well.--------------Please support our partners!We're able to keep growing and creating content for YOU because of their support. We believe in their mission and would appreciate you supporting them in return!!Click here for all links and codes to take advantage of deals from our partners.

Todd’s Trolls - Sugar Ray, Hobbs & Shaw & Summer X Games (07 30 ’19) by Todd Hancock

Jamie Little joined FOX NASCAR in 2015 for its fifteenth season and brought thirteen years of broadcasting experience and a lifetime of racing knowledge to her pit reporting duties in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series and NASCAR Xfinity series. Prior to joining FOX, Little spent thirteen years at ESPN/ABC as a reporter for NASCAR, IndyCar Series, Winter X Games, and Summer X Games telecasts. She was the first female pit reporter for the TV broadcast of the prestigious Indianapolis 500 in 2004 and the first female to cover televised supercross and motorcross events; she was also one of the first female reporters in X Games history. She is the author of Essential Car Care for Women, and she has worked the red carpet for the ESPYs in addition to hosting numerous NASCAR events away from the track. The popular racing video game “MX World Tour Featuring Jamie Little” bears her name and likeness. She also held a cameo role in the 2005 feature film Fantastic Four and Supercross the Movie starring Channing Tatum. Jamie and I talk about her ascension in the male dominated field of motor sports reporting, forgiveness, her complicated relationship with her father, and the reality of #momguilt.

Jim Beaver wraps up the 2018 Summer X Games with the results and stories from the event and has Flat Track Gold Medalist Jared Mees on for an interview. Be sure and follow @JimBeaver15 on social media and subscribe to Project Action and the Down & Dirty Radio Show on iTunes.

Jim Beaver gives a rundown on the 2018 Summer X Games athletes and events to watch from Minneapolis. Follow @JimBeaver15 on social media and subscribe to the Down & Dirty Radio Show and Project Action on iTunes.

Treat yourself to exclusive details on the 2017 Minneapolis Summer X Games. Danny Chi, Director of Communications at ESPN and this episode’s guest, provides the inside scoop that you won’t hear anywhere else!

Jim Beaver has a massive preview of the 2017 Summer X Games from Minneapolis with a break down of every event, who to watch, and the storylines leading into the biggest event in action sports. We talk Skateboarding, BMX, Moto, and Flat Track and what to expect out of the new venue at US Bank Stadium. Be sure and tweet questions for future episodes to Jim at @JimBeaver15.

In honor of Summer X Games, we welcome Lizzie Armanto, an America Professional Skateboarder and X Games Skatepark Gold Medalist!

Our guest on the program this week is Eric Peronnard. We will be discussing the Summer X-Games plus the season opener of the Geico Motorcycle EnduroCross season at Daytona. This will be the first time ever for this event on the tour.  We will be joined by Ron Como who is competing in the series for 2015. Ron is the Florida State Champion and we get his take on the season opener coming to his home state. Eric has been very busy in the off-season securing numerous series sponsors and dates for the upcoming season. We are looking forward to hosting Eric and Ron on this edition of Talking Motorcycles powered by SOZO!   

As Hero Heat II rolls forward, Kim and TC take a look at the Lord Of The Apes! Complete looks at the various Tarzan movies, Tarzan on TV, on stage, and several Tarzan tributes and parodies!  Plus this weeks' Cinema Subjects, Attack Of The B Movies coverage, your Bonehead Of The Week, a wrap up of the 2008 Summer X Games as well as our thoughts on the opening ceremonies at the Beijing Olympics, and listener E-mail!  As always during Hero Heat, we get a bit longwinded, so the show is about 20 minutes over it's normal time to make sure we can accomodate everything - hope you won't mind too much...heh heh heh... Don't forget, complete show notes are at http://popcornnroses.com and http://subjectcinema.com! Next Week, we'll head "south of the border" (kind of) as we take a look at "Zorro With A Z"!  See you then!

NASA EDGE crash the Summer X Games in Los Angeles, CA.

NASA EDGE crash the Summer X Games in Los Angeles, CA.