The Maurice Meyer Episode

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Maurice Meyer started riding BMX in the mid-70s. In the 80s he was a part of the epic Golden Gate Park freestyle scene and a rider on the infamous Curb Dogs BMX/Skate team founded by the late Dave Vanderspek.

He rode for Kuwahara in 82/83 and started riding for Skyway in 1984. As a factory Skyway rider, he participated in both the US and European tours along with Vanderspek and Robert Peterson. He placed 2nd to Dennis McCoy in the 1985 - 17 and over class in the Venice Beach contest. In 1987, he was working for Skywear Clothing and designed the 1987 Skyway jersey and the Eddie Roman street shirt. In 1988 he left Skyway as a rider and did a brief stint as a salesman for them.
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The Maurice Meyer Episode

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The Shawn White Episode 2:22:46

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Send us a text Shawn White is a San Diego local originally from West Virginia. A designer, inventor, entrepreneur, actor, comedian and a lover of all things bikes. He’s the inventor of an early sealed freecoaster hub, Primo Jewels. He founded an iconic flatland brand called Bizhouse which came out with a myriad of flatland parts notably a revolutionary stem design. Correction: During this podcast we referred to Steve Goates as Steve Parks. We apologize for the error. Special Thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Kevin Martin Episode 2:27:41

33 weeks ago2:27:41

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Send us a text Usually, I give a bit of the introduction bio for our guest here, but when it comes to Kevin Martin, who has been involved in major parts of the BMX scene for most of his life, I am going to leave you with a couple of lines from the stories he told Jon and I. The first is "They stuffed the engine with sausages". The second is "We created a public access show called 'Shut Up & Drink" and it won awards". If you love BMX this is a must listen!* Special Thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. *Please note : As Kevin is a firefighter/paramedic we had to cut a couple of times for emergency responses. Support the show…

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The Keith Trainor Episode 2:18:45

37 weeks ago2:18:45

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Send us a text Keith Trainor is originally from North Bergen, New Jersey but made his mark in Southern California. He rode for S&M bikes through most of the 90’s and had has own brand through S&M called Menstrual Cycles. He was featured in iconic 90’s films such as “Dirty Deads” & several early S&M videos such as “44 something” and “Feel my leg muscles I’m a racer”. Special Thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Bill Nitschke Episode 2:16:34

1 year ago2:16:34

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Send us a text PLEASE NOTE: An Updated version was released at 7:30pm April 15, 2024 to fix an editing mistake. Bill Nitschke hails from Indianapolis, Indiana. He grew up riding with BMX Flatland legends Perry Mervar, Steve Mulder and Danny Meng. Inventor of the Whopper AKA "Hop Whip" as well as a bunch of other tricks. He rode for DK, TNT, Haro, Homeless Bikes, S&M, GT Bikes, Schwinn and Master Blaster Planet. Currently riding for Flatland Assasins. Special Thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Castillo Bros Episode 2:16:05

1 year ago2:16:05

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Send us a text Robert & Reben Castillo are two very influential brothers, hailing from Austin Texas! Both gained recognition in the 80’s for there flatland abilities and they are still out there pushing the sport today! Look for Robert Castillo's BMX Freestyle Trick Team Mexican Tour (March 9-10, 2024) Ruben's Taco Jam is scheduled to run October 5th, 2024 in Austin, Texas Special Thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Gary Pollak Episode 1:46:37

1 year ago1:46:37

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Send us a text Gary Pollak was part of the King of Prussia, Pennsylvania BMX scene and considered a quasi Plywood Hood. Featured in early Dorkin’ In York videos & known as a great all-around rider competing in both AFA and 2 Hip Vert & street comps. He is the inventor of the Pinky Squeak. He rode for CW in the mid-80's and toured with likes of Ceppie Mays, Dizz Hicks and MacGoo. He later rode for GT touring with Martin Aparijo, Josh White and trials rider Hans Ray. He also did the Dan Up! tour with Matt Hoffman, Dennis McCoy and Rick Moliterno! Now a family man and living in New Jersey with his wife and daughter and still riding BMX. Special Thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Brandon Fenton Episode 2:03:14

2 years ago2:03:14

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Send us a text Brandon Fentonn is a flatland lifer. He has a huge bag of tricks and a myriad of difficult breakless maneuvers and multiple whiplash variations? He currently residing in Toronto and is a regular at the DunBat hockey rink. Brandon has A PHD in Philosophy and currently works as a victim’s rights advocate at Aboriginal Legal Services and as a course director at Conestoga College. Special thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Back For More in '24 Episode 1:37:41

2 years ago1:37:41

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Send us a text Join Jon and I as we talk BMX Freestyle with 3 ledgends of the sport Ron Wilkerson, Brian Blyther and Dave Nourie. Hear the inside scope from these iconic Team Haro members. Please click this link if you want to learn more about the Back For More In '24 tour and help support the cause. Special thanks to Shaun Jarvis for his work on the socials. Support the show…

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The Effraim Catlow Episode 2:03:30

2 years ago2:03:30

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Send us a text Few people have done as much for Flatland BMX, as Effraim Catlow. He was: Competing as early as 1986 Amateur world champion in 1991. Pro World champion by 1994. Competed X-games 7 times And recently judging flatlands return to X-games in Japan, 2022 Effraim Catlow: 14 Years of Flatmattersonline! https://www.flatmattersonline.com/effraim-catlow-14-years-of-flatmattersonline?fbclid=IwAR2aO_z7LyHNmtQBSWuIFCqULZxjjcZgJrEZ6ATbDQoSBBg639hBUxvBSLc Special thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Paula Marie Episode 1:20:52

2 years ago1:20:52

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Send us a text Paula Marie is a Canadian, flatlander that hails from Southern Ontario. She spent a few years living and riding in British Columbia, She's a member of the Women of Freestyle. Has an impressive bag of tricks, Has traveled to numerous events and competed all around North America, Currently living in Georgian Bay Ontario and a mother of two little girls. https://www.flatqueens.com/ Special thanks to Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Jody Temple Episode 1:35:20

2 years ago1:35:20

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Send us a text Jody Temple is a flatland rider who's been a long time resident of Athens GA. He is one of the early. members of the Athens Family BMX crew. He's been featured in many videos over the years, but notably has some killer parts in the "Same thing dailey" video series by Dane Beardsley. He also has some stand out entries for the "Master of creativity" contest. He's baVled some health problems that kept him off his bike for long durations but has managed to come back & persevere. A man who insists on changing his socks frequently, We are excited to have our next guest join us. Special thanks the Shaun Jarvis for handling our socials. Support the show…

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The Bill Batchelor Episode 1:43:07

3 years ago1:43:07

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Send us a text Bill Batchelor was an avid BMX rider during the early 80s, participating in racing and followed by freestyle. He was also interested in photography from a young age with black & white images being his preferred style. Talented behind the camera and a world-class skate park in his hometown he documented 80s BMX with some amazing images. After sitting in a box for decades many of these images have come to light for the first time in his book Concrete and Smog. Get your own copy of Concrete & Smog while supplies last: https://www.billbatchelorbmx.com/ Special Thanks to our man Shaun Jarvis for handling the Banter socials! Support the show…

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The Maurice Meyer Episode 2:25:40

3 years ago2:25:40

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Send us a text Maurice Meyer started riding BMX in the mid-70s. In the 80s he was a part of the epic Golden Gate Park freestyle scene and a rider on the infamous Curb Dogs BMX/Skate team founded by the late Dave Vanderspek. He rode for Kuwahara in 82/83 and started riding for Skyway in 1984. As a factory Skyway rider, he participated in both the US and European tours along with Vanderspek and Robert Peterson. He placed 2nd to Dennis McCoy in the 1985 - 17 and over class in the Venice Beach contest. In 1987, he was working for Skywear Clothing and designed the 1987 Skyway jersey and the Eddie Roman street shirt. In 1988 he left Skyway as a rider and did a brief stint as a salesman for them. Special Thanks to our man Shaun Jarvis for handling the Banter socials! Support the show…

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The Kip Williamson Episode 2:33:23

3 years ago2:33:23

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Send us a text Kip Williamson is a Flatlander originally out of Angola Indiana, an AFA competitor in the 80s, and a Fat House member. He was known in the 90s as the “Video Guy”. He created “Juvenile Trickery”, “Alternative Forms of Transportation” and UGP videos such as “Face Value” & “Mission of Nonsense”. As well as the GT Bicycles flick “Direction”. A GT team tour announcer and held many other positions at GT such as Contest Team Manager & Freestyle Division consultant. Kip hosted the action sports TV show “54321” on Fox Sports, ESPN’s Dave Mirra Super Tour, and co-hosted and was a creative consultant on "Dave Mirra's Trick Tips Volume 1". He was the Mountain Dew tour Announcer for 2 years (10 stops), and the X- games announcer when Mirra did the first double flip in X Games history (San Francisco 2000). Special Thanks to our man Shaun Jarvis for handling the Banter socials! Support the show…

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The Tribute Episode 58:20

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