Nothing says committed BMX filmer like Stew Johnson, the guy has had his hand in many a classic BMX video in the last 30 years. Back in 96 I got a copy of Scum Lights Out on VHS from Cyclone-the legendary ole retail store in Waltham Abbey. I'd heard of Scum , it was a low key -in the uk- T shirt brand but id never seen a t shirt. The cover looked good and professional for those days, so I dived in and got it. It is one of my favourite videos to this day. Show casing a whole bunch of scenes that you rarely saw back then, East coast and middle America was so nice to look at being in the UK. A year later I met Stew at Posh, he was filming for his next video Anthem. Which is where everything started to change for him when you listen to his story.. We get into all the usual stuff here from his beginnings in BMX and his love of 80s heavy metal-He saw the infamous Cliff Burton play with Metallica in Fort Wayne IN-getting into BMX as a kid, hes fascination with Dizz Hicks, going to races, meeting infamous characters on the wider BMX scene, starting Scum clothing and making seminal 90s BMX 1201 and info on its cast of characters, living in the Fat house in Fort Wayne, filming for Props, making videos for Fit and his job at S&M now-which I wanted to spend more time on but it got pretty late. We do an Anthem and Anthem 2 deep dive, which I'm sure. A lot of people will enjoy….plenty to get involved with here