Welcome back to the Unclicked Podcast. We took a short break but we are back this week with Dan Kruk. I've been a fan of his for a while now watching him kill it and have bumped into him here and there. But today we met up, went and rode street, then came back and did a podcast. It was interesting getting to know him and his take on things. Enjoy!

On this episode pro bmx rider Broc Raiford hops on the mic. I didn't know much about Broc before this podcast but always enjoyed watching him kill it at contests and in videos. So it was cool to sit down with him on the podcast and get to know him a little better and hear his story.

This week on the podcast my brother from another, Ronnie Napolitan, joins us. Ronnie used to ride bmx professionally but is now focused on his family and running Rothrock Coffee with Jamie Bestwick. His brother Anthony Napolitan, a pro bmx rider as well, sits in on this one too. We talk about his career and his transition into the coffee world and the things that go along with that like traveling to different countries in search of the best coffee beans.

This week pro bmx rider Dan Lacey is on the podcast. Lacey is known for sending it and is one of my favorite riders to watch. We've been friends for a while but leading up to this podcast he stayed with me for two weeks so I really got to know him and hear a bunch of his stories and opinions. He is unfiltered and not afraid to speak his mind, that is one of the reasons this podcast was so good.

On this episode my long-time friend and pro bmx rider Mike "Hucker" Clark hops on the mic. Hucker is the craziest person I know and he is full of great stories. He lives a pretty wild life riding bmx, traveling the world, spear-fishing, free-diving, and surfing. It was great to just sit back and listen to him tell stories.

This week on the podcast our guest is Ryan Fudger. Fudger was one of the main dudes behind the legendary and recently defunct magazine RideBMX. We talk about what went down with that, what he's going to do now, and touch base on his general involvement in bmx. Fudger is a great dude, I'm stoked we have someone like him keeping things in bmx going so it was awesome to sit down with him and listen to his story.

This week on the podcast Veesh, the filmer and behind-the-scenes guy for Cult, stops by with Corey Walsh and Preston Okert. This is the longest podcast yet and I went from not knowing much about Veesh to learning about how interesting his life has been and how he got into filming, music, and bmx. Definitely an episode worth listening to, enjoy!

This episode pro bmx rider Mike Gray comes by the studio. We talk about how he started out on a mountain bike, went to riding park on bmx, and found his place riding street. We also discuss how he started his company Space Brace with one of his friends up in Canada. Space Brace is my choice for the best ankle brace and I fully support them so it was interesting hearing about how it came together. Mike Gray is an awesome human so I think you'll enjoy hearing what he has to say!

On this episode bmx legend Ryan "Biz" Jordan stops by. Biz has been pro for 20 years and still going strong with a new part in the RideBMX Headlights video. We talk about his early pro dirt jumping days, what it's like being pro for 20 years and the changes that come with it, and we share some funny stories. Biz is one of my favorite people and we had a great time on this podcast.