Results for “skateboarding”
Honeydew's Ryan Sickler Joins this Week for some Raw & Uncut Comedy
The conversation covers Baltimore culture, skateboarding with Tony Hawk, and the importance of mental health and therapy in processing past abuse.summaryBaltimore has a distinct accent and culture, including specific pronunciations (e.g., 'crabs' not 'creeps', 'college' sounding like 'collidge') and a strong connection to crabbing and skateboarding.takeaway
Tyler Posey talks Bisexuality, Music, & Addictions; Kevin gets Crazy
The conversation also covers Jason Ellis's personal anecdotes about drug use, OnlyFans, and physical altercations, culminating in a comedic segment where Posey attempts skateboarding stunts and breaks a board on air.summaryTony Hawk is portrayed as a pivotal figure in skateboarding culture who validated skaters socially, allowing them to transition from outcasts to respected figures in mainstream society.takeaway
Mike Catherwood FOOT-PUNCHES Jason
The conversation also explores the impact of the internet on creativity in skateboarding, the absurdity of online polls regarding animal combat, and critiques of mainstream sports media's lack of knowledge about MMA.summaryThe internet has homogenized skateboarding styles by exposing young skaters to global trends immediately, reducing the unique personal styles that emerged when skaters had limited exposure.takeaway
Rob Corddry
Corddry advocates for letting children pursue their own interests (like skateboarding or nail art) rather than forcing them into sports they dislike, citing Andre Agassi as a negative example of forced athletic success.takeaway“I feel like skateboarding and alcohol... I would have been worse. But if I can't drink all day, I gotta go skate.”quote
Jeremiah Watkins
Jeremiah Watkins discusses his improvisational comedy show 'Stand Up On The Spot,' the cultural differences in communication, and the physical challenges of skateboarding.summarySkateboarding vert ramps induce a 'fight or flight' panic response in beginners, often leading to injuries like shoulder-blocking or pancaking due to lack of commitment.takeaway
Stand-up isn't all Tacos & Lobsters, Jesus Trejo | EP 121 | The Jason Ellis Show
This conversation features comedian Jesus Trejo discussing his journey from skateboarding and music to stand-up comedy, highlighting the importance of persistence and process over immediate success.summaryLearning Curve Evolution: Modern skateboarding and comedy have improved due to internet tutorials and shared knowledge, allowing younger generations to learn tricks and techniques faster than previous eras.takeaway
X Games Frontman, Selema Masekela | EP 135 | The Jason Ellis Show
Jason Ellis and Salema reflect on their careers in action sports, discussing the evolution of skateboarding culture, the impact of special treatment on athletes, and the importance of maintaining authenticity.summarySkateboarding culture is shifting from a hostile, exclusionary environment to a more supportive one, particularly with the rise of female skaters and younger generations who are more inclusive.takeaway
Spice Up Your Life with Corinne Fisher | EP 143 | The Jason Ellis Show
The conversation covers her specific sexual fetishes including blood play, her intense musical obsessions, and her personal experiences with homophobia in the skateboarding community.summaryCommunity homophobia: Fisher shares a personal anecdote about being kicked off a skateboarding team after rumors spread that she had hooked up with a trans girl, highlighting the toxic environment she faced.takeaway
Trying To Do The Right Thing, Dan Cummins | EP 152 | The Jason Ellis Show
Tony Hawk's longevity in skateboarding is attributed not just to talent but to an obsessive love for the craft and continuous practice even after achieving success, contrasting with those who celebrate and stop.takeaway“You got to be obsessed you got to be possessed by it that if you want to be the best... I think he's the one that loves skateboarding the most so far.”quote
