Eddie's Wall

Jason Robinson stepped out of the woods and into the TransWorld SNOWboarding HQ in Carlsbad, CA, for episode 19 of Eddie's Wall. The guys discuss living deep in the Montana wilderness working trail crew, linking up with Scotty Wittlake in Baja, and building and living in a portable tiny house. Tune in to find out about Jason's first time in a helicopter with Absinthe Films, and his new part in the Insight movie.

This time we’ve got 12 time X-Games medalist (he’s only 22) , Mark McMorris. Before they end the show amping over Mark McMorris’ new video game Infinite Air, the guys go over Mark’s recovery process to a broken femur, triple-cork variations, and filming backcountry. Who is the chiller squad at the Winter Olympics, the curlers or snowboarders?

Ben Ferguson popped by the TransWorld SNOWboarding studios in the latest episode of Eddie’s Wall Live. Ben Ferg chatted with Eddie on a slew on topics that ranged from his recent contest accomplishments to filming with Travis Rice on The Fourth Phase. Ben also answered a bunch of fan questions that commented in on the Facebook Live Stream.

Iikka Backstrom strolled through the TransWorld SNOWboarding headquarters in Carlsbad, CA for a sit down with the one and only Eddie Wall. The duo chatted on a range of topics from Iikka’s start in snowboarding in Finland to filming with the Wildcats and much, much more. This episode talks about the highs and lows of being a pro snowboarder and is filled with antidotal awesomeness from Iikka’s snowboarding career.

Eddie’s Wall returns this week with an interview with the one and only Marko Grilc. Episode 10 took place at TransWorld SNOWboarding video studios in Carlsbad, CA and it’s chockfull of nuggets about Grilc and his fruitful snowboard career.

Grilc just got back from Chile and talks about the terrain, culture, and unique aspects of riding in the Southern Hemisphere. He also answers viewers questions about different places he’s ridden like, South Africa, Eastern Europe and Dubai.

“Snowboarding is so sick, no matter how good [the riding is] people are still stoked on it,” said Grilc about his travels for snowboarding.