Phil Ariano has one of the most interesting lives of people I've met. From growing up in Fresno to living in LA working for OSS for a decade to starting his own BMX brand this year called Malice. It's a wild ride and I'm glad we got to sit and talk about it. I always kinda thought Phil was a dick but I never met him and what a sweet relief to find he's a super nice and humble and smart dude. Stoked for you guys to hear this one!

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Antonio Chavez is a professional BMX rider from AZ living in San Diego. He rides for Fiend, Primo, Vans, and dabbles in the motocross world as well. He's a recovering tiktok influencer lol. You've seen him in all the legendary Fiend web videos. You've seen him on Instagram. He's clean he's fresh he's a cool humble mf. I enjoyed this conversation and I hope you do too!

But really though what's the most famous 360? Comment your answer. George Boyd is a self employed video editor, BMX legend, and one hell of a nice human. I have been a fan of him since I was 18 so it was special to get to sit and talk with him. He was a part of a very influential group of riders from Texas called V-Club. V-Club made some big waves at the beginning of web videos becoming a thing. Thank you George for coming on the show! Hope you all enjoy.______________

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Glenn PP Milligan is a name you've heard if you were a part of my generation, the generation before me, or the generation after me. He's made more BMX full length videos than you've made Instagram montages. The best part is he has a great memory and recalls some incredible stuff in this episode. I tried to take it as a learning opportunity to understand what was important for us to remember from the 90s and 2000s, and it was incredible to hear some BTS stories about Dave Mirra and The Gonz. Really hyped on this one.

Ethan Corriere is a professional, wait not professional anymore, BMX rider from Huntington Beach. He's a well established figure in the game. Common Crew to Fit, to now a free agent. He's incredible and one of my favorite humans in the industry. Very funny and humble dude, works at Epic Ride Shop, and is obsessed with weird Japanese cars. He lives in his van down by the river. This conversation is awesome and gets even awesomer when Sauce joins us for the last hour. Hope you enjoy as much as I enjoyed.

Thanks for listening! Love you all have a great week.