Red Bull: Risk Made Me Do It

Turns out being one of the founding members of West Coast rap legends N.W.A. was only the Arabian Prince’s first chapter. Since leaving the group, he’s become a successful producer, tech hardware entrepreneur, and VR enthusiast. Equally at home behind the decks or rubbing elbows with Cisco execs in conference halls, the Arabian Prince is driven by two things: a relentless curiosity and the patience to indulge it. On the Red Bulletin podcast, he talks about what growing up with a tech enthusiast uncle in Compton taught him, how he learned to command a room and how to always, ALWAYS, make sure to get paid.

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Darryl “Snake Eyez” Lewis may be the best Zengief player in the world of Street Fighter, but for someone as competitive as Lewis, best isn’t good enough. Which is why he traveled to Japan, where most of the elite Street Fighter players in the world reside, so he could “level up” by studying with the masters. This podcast touches on his travels, his life growing up in Compton and his competitive nature that makes him one of the best.

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In this episode we’ll talk to a pioneering personality in the Electronic Digital Music (EDM) landscape, Tommie Sunshine. He’ll tell his interesting stories about the emergence of house music in the South Side of Chicago during the 80’s, the journey of becoming a successful DJ and producer as well as how he full heartedly embraces youth culture and their opinions.

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As a child, there wasn’t a sport Camille LeBlanc-Bazinet wasn’t into. Actually, that statement holds well into her college years, when she joined nine different athletic teams after a promising gymnastics career was cut short by injury. But then she met a little worldwide fitness phenomenon called Crossfit. In 2014, she became the women’s overall champ continues to compete full time. So who better to ask about the ritualized torture of the Crossfit Games, and overcoming your own pain threshold. On The Red Bulletin Podcast, she talks about why she pushes her own limits, the importance of enjoyment while competing, and that one time she ate a scoop of ice cream.

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Everyone who’s ever ordered from a food truck has Roy Choi to thank. The Korean-American Angeleno transition the mobile food movement from “roach coaches” to fusion cuisine. His Kogi truck blended the Korean flavors of his heritage with the Mexican food he grew up loving. From one truck in 2008, Choi built a mini empire that includes a hotel and five restaurants. But before that he had to overcome his own demons. Battling a gambling and alcohol addiction, it was only through an out-of-body experience while watching TV chef Emerille Lagasse that he found his calling. On The Red Bulletin Podcast, Choi dives into his troubled past, talks about his new venture into bringing healthy fast-food to low-income neighborhoods and why he’ll always live his life on the streets.

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Cam Zink is basically Evel Knievel on a mountain bike. And Red Bull Rampage is his biggest stage. Ahead of the annual heart-stopping, jaw-dropping extreme downhill mountain biking event taking place in the Utah desert, we talk to the sport’s biggest boundary-pusher about the risks he takes, the wipeouts he’d like to forget and how his responsibilities as a family man have made him rethink career longevity.

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In this episode we talk to Nelson Dellis, a 4x Memory Champion, adventurist, Alzheimer's Disease Activist and Keynote Speaker. Listen to learn the importance of memory, tricks to help fine tune your memory, Everest survival and how to use memory tricks to get free dinners!

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Conversations with top performers from the worlds of adventure, sports, culture, and music. The show addresses broad themes with insightful interviews that go beyond the pages of The Red Bulletin magazine.

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