Originally from NYC, Billy O’Neill also know as Fish, made a name for himself in the aggressive inline skating industry in the early 2000s.

He was never a Pro Skater for Razors, but he had some of the better video parts as an amateur then some pro back at the EGO video from Razors. Billy ended up being a PRO for USD skates and later for Shima’s skate company SSM.

Listen to this podcast to know how most of this happened and what´s happening after the Pro skater life. PLAY

Brian Aragon’s life sounded like a dream until he realized it wasn’t. He was a world champion pro skater and his video parts were as legendary as his park skills.

He’s traveled the world many times over, had 6 Pro Model skates, and a skatepark named after him all before the age of 30… And then he rolled away from it all to become the Inside Account Manager over at Arrow Electronics. Find out why on the podcast.

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When life throws you nails, you drop hammers. Miguel is the definition of passion for wheels beneath your feet. He is a strong skater with a long history in our sport. He is the man around Woodward West and the man around all wheels. Always willing to give a firm handshake and a firm hand plant. He is an awesome ambassador for blading and for life.

Truspin Podcast by Steve Johns: A deep dive into the lives and careers of past and future Bladers. Check the podcast on your favourite platform: Soundcloud, Stitcher, Libsyn, Itunes.

In an awesome studio in downtown Los Angeles I get to talk with the Feet crew. We sit around a 50s dinner table and talk all about the upcoming feet Dvd. I talk to Lonnie Gallegos, Joey Lunger, Brian Weis and Chris Farmer. - Steve Johns.

Truspin Podcast by Steve Johns: A deep dive into the lives and careers of past and future Bladers. Check the podcast on your favourite platform: Soundcloud, Stitcher, Libsyn, Itunes.

Drop the term “awesome” into your search engine and you’re sure to rack up close to two billion hits. That could be annoying because for many the word isn’t so awesome, but in the hands of ex pro-skater-cum-philosopher Nick Riggle the term turns into an entire ethic-a polysyllable for our times. In a careful and sober ethical account, Riggle sketches what an “awesome” world might look like.

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A badass inline skater from Fresno, CA, Derek Henderson skates fast and goes heavy on the metal. Derek has a take no prisoner attitude and makes no apologies for dropping huge hammers on your toes, skating wise that is. Derek is the owner of S9 Bearings and skates for Intuition Skate Shop and Razor Skates. Always be on the look out for Derek Henderson.

Truspin Podcast by Steve Johns: A deep dive into the lives and careers of past and future Bladers. Check the podcast on your favourite platform: Soundcloud, Stitcher, Libsyn, Itunes.

Billy Prislin is a 36 year old American former pro skater who used to skate for brands brand such as Senate Wheels and Salomon skates, in the late 90s and early 2000s Billy’s name was is a lot of of videos and magazines but other then skating, Billy also used to love electronic music and drinking, and i this interview Billy talks about how skating changed his life and what’s he up too nowadays. - Ricardo Lino.

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Podcast 01: Kruise Sapstein - Link on Libsyn.com

This episode we talk to Kruise Sapstein. Kruise is a native Chicago area transplant to California. Moving out in the late 2000s to pursue the blading dream in Southern California Dream and life style. You have seen him Regardless, Valo V and a bunch of Edits. First skating with Remz then to Valo. He’s a skilled blader and a rad designer.

We talk about skating styles, OG Remz, Valo, Why Midwest transplants to California are the Best, the Southern California blade scene, Ride Them, Espionage, Mindgame, Tribe Dist. and his design career.

Podcast 02: Marcus Benavides - Link on Libsyn.com

Marcus Benavides has been a inline skater for many years. Hailing from Moreno Valley he brings skill and style. I catch up with him and talk about all things in his blading past, blading future and other topics we side track into. We talk about history, blade tech, current state of the union and working for your royales. Enjoy!

Matthias Knoll is a 48 year old german who started racing on roller skates at the age of 6, in 1989 after the death of his father he started selling skate products on the back on his car to make money to survive an din 1994 started his own distribution company.

The name of this company was Powerslide and since then they never stop investing in the inline skating market. Powerslide is a skate brand but this group also owns brands like USD, Xsjado, Doop, Matter wheels, Undercover wheels, Wicked Bearings, MyFit Liners, Kizer frames, and a few others.

Hope you enjoy the 80 minute talk with one of the most influential skating individuals in 2017. PLAY.

Arlo Eisenberg was once dubbed the face and voice of his generation and his story sounds like the best 90’s movie that was never made. Arlo, the punk rock kid from Texas drops out of the University of Texas and moves to California to become a star in a sport that isn’t really a sport yet. He arrives on Venice Beach, gets “found” and blows up to be a global sensation who lives a life that is every 13 year old’s fantasy. Along the way he stirs up a national controversy, hosts the X-Games and rides off into a world of graphic design. - Michael Powell.

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I’m honored to have been interviewed for Michael Powell’s “The Powell Movement” podcast. We went pretty deep into the history books for this one, like all the way back to how my parents met and what I was doing before I discovered rollerblades. But it really does give some insight into the very early days of rollerblading and my career. Enjoyed the chat very much. Hope you enjoy it as well. - Arlo Eisenberg.