Lil Revolution

How does Weeman stay nimble and ready for anything? Yoga. Who's the only person he will bend over backwards for? Jessica Harder. She's as funny as she is flexible. She comes to the studio bearing gifts and wild stories from her years living in Amsterdam, need we say more?

Elmer Miller was born and raised Amish in New York's North Country. In his 20's, he decided to leave the Amish knowing full well he couldn't ever go back.

Actor and activist Chaz Bono comes by the studio for a thought-provoking conversation with Pancho and Weeman about being different, carving out your own path and making a difference.

Born into the spotlight, the child of Sonny and Cher, Chaz is one of the few celebrities to publicly document their gender transition. His Emmy-nominated documentary "Becoming Chaz" is an authentic and honest look at the transition process. Most recently you've seen him on American Horror Story and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

He also appeared in the film 3 From Hell, where he became friends with Lil Revolution host, Pancho.

Check him out in "Bury the Bride" and "The Bell Keeper" streaming now. Learn More about Transforming Family https://transformingfamily.org/ Don't forget to subscribe for exciting content!

Eric Dressen started skating at age 8 and went pro at age 12. Throughout the 80s and 90s, Eric would have some of the best selling boards, invent the salad grind and define expectations for a video part with “Speed Freaks”.

Eric still is inspiring skaters of all ages for over 40 years, including Lil Revolution’s Pancho and Weeman. For the last 20 years, He’s built a career as a professional tattoo artist. He channels the same discipline, passion and energy to tattooing that he does to skating. Studying under the best, he’s sure to become a legend in this field too.

DO NOT MISS THIS EPISODE! It’s filled with untold stories of Eric and Weeman’s escapades through bathhouses…and lots of skate history.

Which Comedy Store regular began their comedy career at age 7 prank calling people on The Ryan Seacrest show, appeared on Kill Tony more than 100 times, as well as, opening for Joe Rogan AND St Vincent?

Weeman and Pancho talk to Jay Davis, the most well respected stand-up comedy promoter you've never heard of. Ask anyone who has met him and they will say he is the nicest guy they've ever met.

In 1999 Jay began a bar show at Dublin's in Hollywood. It was a haven for comics to work material. A show favorite was Dave Chapelle. He also gave new comics a shot including, Dane Cook, Alonzo Bodden, Loni Love and many many more.

He still puts on weekly shows with some of the biggest names dropping by; Bill Burr, Nikki Glaser, Tiffany Haddish, Arsenio Hall and Lil Revolution favorite Brad Williams.

 @powellperalta  team member  @ChristopherHiett.  is ushering in a new wave of skaters all while riding a classic shaped board. Unapologetically authentic, Christopher merges skating, music and fashion to prove there is a space for everyone in the skate community. Pancho and Weeman are stoked to have drop in and prove why he is a revolutionary.

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We're back! Preston Lacy joins Weeman and Pancho to kick off Season Two. The guys talk about how they met, how far they've come and learn something new about Preston and each other.

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Lil Revolution wraps up Season 1 on a high note. THE Tony Hawk drops in to talk with Pancho and Weeman about skating back in the day vs now. This episode is filled with skate history, personal stories from the road and a lot of laughs in between.

Kick off the holiday season with Lil Revolution and the legend Tony Cox. Pancho and Weeman's pal, drops in for a rare interview.

Tony's career began with an acting teacher telling him "the only thing you’ll ever do is that you will always be in a costume.” Sure he did do costume character work, most notably as an Ewok, but he's best known for his scene-stealing, quotable performances in Friday, Bad Santa, I'm Gonna Git you Sucka, and Me Myself and Irene.