The Rock Town Podcast

Filthy Fiesta 3 is going down at noon on Oct. 12 at Third and Army in San Francisco Calif. The last two events have been hella fun because they're not competitions. They're fiestas.

Phil, Cameron, ESG and I talk about past events, including the beloved long-jump contest complete with motorized acceleration. We find out what's in store this time… which could include getting roped, winning a loaf, and skating a BJ Bernhardt custom DIY obstacle.

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi and Patrick.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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Rock Town co-host Phillip Moore recently traveled to Australia to visit his partner's home and meet many of her friends. He took along his skates and a recorder to talk with some Aussie locals and a recent transplant. After coming back to Oakland, he shares his adventures.

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi and Patrick.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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Nate Herse is an engineer and a rollerblader who made some frames called Akerue that look like aluminum skeletons. He tells us about his thought process behind their design and construction and what it will take to make them available to the rest of us. We skated them and had a lot of fun.

Two years ago, Brian "BFree" Freeman started skating every day, first recording clips using a shoe tripod and soon developing a thesis: Let's Get It Forever.

Rock Town Podcast Co-Host Levi Sebastian talks with BFree before one of his three sessions on Day 731, his two-year anniversary. They talk about inspiration, the Bfree Blading Academy, demos at Oakland's First Fridays and more. (Krans interjects some history on Town Park, where the interview took place.)

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi, Patrick, and Marty.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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Taylor Kobryn is a college student and blade filmmaker living in San Francisco. He's current filming for Hit It Whet, a video with an impressive amount of talent, largely filmed in the lovely San Francisco Bay Area.

We talk about his video, skating-friendly architecture in San Francisco, heroes like Danny Beer and Isiah England, billing for mandatory minimums, the need for Australian competitions, and how Taylor is looking for blading musicians to contribute to Hit It Whet.

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi, Patrick, and Marty.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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Grant Hazelton is a skater out of Rochester, New York, who was in the Bay Area for the Gold Comp. Despite feeling under the weather that day, he was still able to skate some iconic spots in the area and spend some time talking (and skating) with Rock Town co-host Levi Sebastian.

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi, Patrick, and Marty.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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The Gold Comp was held April 27th, 2019 in San Jose, Calif. With $2,500 on the line, it brought out some talent from far away. Levi was there recording most of it, so he and Brian go through some of the major events of the day.

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The Gold Comp is a new NorCal park contest by Josh Goldberg. It's being held April 27th at the Stonegate Skatepark in San Jose with $2,500 in cash on the line, so, if you're coming, make sure to get there before 11 a.m. to cheer for the kids' comp.

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi, Patrick, and Marty.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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Phil and Brian talk about the death of Rollernews, blade books, blade memes, Filthy Fiesta 2, fresh Skookum Tunes, our recent skate sessions, and podcasting at Winterclash.

Matt Mickey, Cody Norman, Chad Tannehill and Anthony Luna are the local core of the Intuition Skate Shop in Bakersfield, California.

Since Luna and Tannehill are on a streak of winning the Lux Street Open, Krans and Levi took a road trip to check in with our local skate shop to the South. We talk about the DIY park known as Kernside, shop cats, cookies, tea and more.

This and every episode of the Rock Town Podcast is made possible thanks our supporters on Patreon. That's Dustin, Nate, Zach, Basti, Levi, Steve, Randy, Jeff, Jeff, Brad, Brad, Lawrence, Clay, Konjure, Ty, Kofi, Patrick, and Marty.

The show's music is by Skookum.

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