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Skateboarding => USELESS WOODEN TOY BANTER => Topic started by: Bill Salt on January 23, 2023, 01:38:28 AM
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Seems like real skateboard icons no longer accept the invitations...
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Do skate icons decline invitations or is that a mater of guest selection?
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they just rather use their time to talk to the brain guy about sleeping schedules and breathing techniques
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People on the show:skate moss,Dave England,mark normand,circe wallace,mikey alfred,eric bragg
People without an episode:tom penny,pj ladd,arto saari,jim thiebaud ,flo marfaing,…
It’s been a while since a watched that show.
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People on the show:skate moss,Dave England,mark normand,circe wallace,mikey alfred,eric bragg
People without an episode:tom penny,pj ladd,arto saari,jim thiebaud ,flo marfaing,…
It’s been a while since a watched that show.
Well I think most of those guys don’t live anywhere the studio and I doubt are going to make the flight I for it
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Assuming this is true is it really that surprising? They've been going for 7 years on what looks like a pretty minimal budget. Most shows would of had to pivot by now. (Who knows what's happening with the Berrics so maybe there's a pivot in the future)
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Last week's guest Beagle backs this up, as a returning guest (stop & chat) in a Monday slot shows and proves their struggling for new guest's. Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
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Last week's guest Beagle backs this up, as a returning guest (stop & chat) in a Monday slot shows and proves their struggling for new guest's. Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
I was thinking about that when I realized it was Monday. I don’t particularly mind them putting stop and chats on Mondays when it’s people like beagle who have a bunch of stories and consistent updates from trips being a filmer.
Honestly I even like huberman if only cause he seems to be one of the few people they let talk. It seems like they’ve gotten carried away with the talk show format of the experience cause that Tyler surrey episode got annoying with crobs 10 minute tangents. Also a great episode to see how much better the bunt and their format makes the actual interview with them doing Tyler a few months ago.
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cause its fuckin shite
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
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cause its fuckin shite
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
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so nora single handedly put an end to the nine club getting guests on the show? you are sure of that?
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
So tell us the truth
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so nora single handedly put an end to the nine club getting guests on the show? you are sure of that?
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
You literally quoted it. She told them to take her episode down because of the Mark Oblow episode, not because of whatever you typed out. "I don't really think people use this as a reason". Nora is a person using that as a reason.
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
You literally quoted it. She told them to take her episode down because of the Mark Oblow episode, not because of whatever you typed out. "I don't really think people use this as a reason". Nora is a person using that as a reason.
Yeah that’s ONE fucking person,you idiot!not the reason why other people won’t go anymore!nora sucks almost as much as you.gtfo!!!
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
You literally quoted it. She told them to take her episode down because of the Mark Oblow episode, not because of whatever you typed out. "I don't really think people use this as a reason". Nora is a person using that as a reason.
I'm talking about her using the Gator episode as a reason to call them out to pull hers, not as the sole reason why Nine Club guests suck. Although, I'm sure that episode left a bad taste is plenty of peoples' mouths that haven't appeared as a guest on the nine club.
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
Hey Marty, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
You literally quoted it. She told them to take her episode down because of the Mark Oblow episode, not because of whatever you typed out. "I don't really think people use this as a reason". Nora is a person using that as a reason.
I'm talking about her using the Gator episode as a reason to call them out to pull hers, not as the sole reason why Nine Club guests suck. Although, I'm sure that episode left a bad taste is plenty of peoples' mouths that haven't appeared as a guest on the nine club.
Stick to the topic next time.and the part with the bad taste in other peoples mouth is also just an assumption.you know as much as I do!
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they just rather use their time to talk to the brain guy about sleeping schedules and breathing techniques
Get sun and less phone. Guy is a visionary genius!
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
Hey Marty, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
Oh The next nora fanboy?you don’t want me here?i don’t care!feel free to kook!
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I cant be certain as I only tend to pay about 5% attention to the show in the background but I'm pretty sure I heard them say on a recent xp show that they were widening their schedule so it's new guest one Monday then stop and chat the following Monday rather than 3 shows a week.
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The other week they were blasting social media with 'who do you want to see on the show?' like they don't know who people clearly want to see and the glaring holes they have in the guests. pretty embarrassing you cant even get Koston considering the actual embarrassing shit he's ok filming for the Berries.
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so nora single handedly put an end to the nine club getting guests on the show? you are sure of that?
I said perhaps, but not editing Oblow's episode being a Gator apologist on top of the poor way they let 10/10 ramble for hours on end without asking the big questions, has lowered their appeal overall. Crob doesn't seem to have the clout to get Guy, Koston & Howard (despite knowing them for the majority of his existence) on to his show can't be helping others to take the plunge either.
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They’ve already interviewed anyone worth interviewing and those who haven’t been interviewed yet probably won’t. Jim T would be such a cool interview but honestly if u haven’t been in the industry for your entire life wtf are u going to talk about? Interviewing someone who is getting put on because they have 100k IG followers but no knowledge or experience in skate culture is just boring. Skateboarding is so boring
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
Hey Marty, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
nah i'm just a better BTTF fan than you
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Assuming this is true is it really that surprising? They've been going for 7 years on what looks like a pretty minimal budget. Most shows would of had to pivot by now. (Who knows what's happening with the Berrics so maybe there's a pivot in the future)
thats what worries me
By now almost every english speaking skater knows about the nine club, but the format its getting old, people its losing interest (even myself) and we havent seen them grow in a long time.
It sad to realize that the most known skate show ever, in charge of legit recognized pro skaters IN LA, its actually seen by a group so small of people (in youtube parameters) that no big brand has poured money into it in years (or ever?), not even MONSTER OR REDBULL?.
the nine club its sentenced to die (in audience terms) if they dont make changes
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
Hey Marty, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
nah i'm just a better BTTF fan than you
Oh shit you’re right…you got me there ;)
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just stop crying and watch the bunt
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Assuming this is true is it really that surprising? They've been going for 7 years on what looks like a pretty minimal budget. Most shows would of had to pivot by now. (Who knows what's happening with the Berrics so maybe there's a pivot in the future)
thats what worries me
By now almost every english speaking skater knows about the nine club, but the format its getting old, people its losing interest (even myself) and we havent seen them grow in a long time.
It sad to realize that the most known skate show ever, in charge of legit recognized pro skaters IN LA, its actually seen by a group so small of people (in youtube parameters) that no big brand has poured money into it in years (or ever?), not even MONSTER OR REDBULL?.
the nine club its sentenced to die (in audience terms) if they dont make changes
I already mostly stopped watching in 2018 or something because it was just like what could any skaters say at this point that other skaters haven't. Obvs yes a lot but I don't want to sit thru a 2-3 hour interview hoping something comes up.
They already do a board setup thing I can see them doing basically the same but with specifics like explain the design of a pro shoe, video part commentary, top ten lists etc. Basically what transworld already was doing lol
Maybe they figure if they get a big sponsor like red bull it will put off more people than it attracts.
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They’ve already interviewed anyone worth interviewing and those who haven’t been interviewed yet probably won’t. Jim T would be such a cool interview but honestly if u haven’t been in the industry for your entire life wtf are u going to talk about? Interviewing someone who is getting put on because they have 100k IG followers but no knowledge or experience in skate culture is just boring. Skateboarding is so boring
there have been plenty of bunt interviews with people that have only been around a few years that were plenty entertaining
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Maybe people like Jim t and koston don’t want to sit down and talk about themselves for 2 hours? If there’s any failing here it’s that they put out too much shit. And when you put out too much shit it’s get watered down.
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maybe skateboarders aren't that interesting. There's only a handful of "icons" what do they do when they get all of them? What's next?
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
Hey Marty, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
How embarrassing for you.
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You guys are weird
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Remember when they got Gary Vee on the show lol
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Maybe people like koston don’t want to sit down and talk about themselves for 2 hours?
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Last week's guest Beagle backs this up, as a returning guest (stop & chat) in a Monday slot shows and proves their struggling for new guest's. Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
Beagles never been on the show in person just over a zoom call for that stop and chat. And why complain about having him a second time? It was a good episode. The show is what is, I like hearing most of the stories. The last one with Tim Curren wasn’t bad either. I’m not sure what you all expect to get from a podcast like this. The interviews are mostly worth watching. The experience can be little bit flaky but still entertaining, I like when they argue about stupid stuff.
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Here's some guest ideas:
Sean Sheffey
Antoine Asselin
Rick Howard
Chris Pfanner
Alex Moul
Fabian Alomar
Forrest Kirby
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Here's some guest ideas:
Sean Sheffey
Antoine Asselin
Rick Howard
Chris Pfanner
Alex Moul
Fabian Alomar
Forrest Kirby
Duane Peters
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Last week's guest Beagle backs this up, as a returning guest (stop & chat) in a Monday slot shows and proves their struggling for new guest's. Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
Beagles never been on the show in person just over a zoom call for that stop and chat. And why complain about having him a second time? It was a good episode. The show is what is, I like hearing most of the stories. The last one with Tim Curren wasn’t bad either. I’m not sure what you all expect to get from a podcast like this. The interviews are mostly worth watching. The experience can be little bit flaky but still entertaining, I like when they argue about stupid stuff.
https://youtu.be/ChglisNZsxw
You didn't search very hard
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What, the Tom Curran episode isn't doing it for you!?
I'm just kidding, I'm sure he's a nice guy.
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maybe skateboarders aren't that interesting. There's only a handful of "icons" what do they do when they get all of them? What's next?
I highly doubt it, some are, but alot of them are really well traveled and seen a bunch. for a good interview you actually need to do some research and ask proper questions, the only Nine Club episodes i liked were with people who are natural story tellers (or ego maniacs like vallely). imagine it was like a CBI interview but filmed.
Right now i feel is that apart from access to great skaters and having a great studio the Nine Club doesnt really offer anything new or interesting. Keep Kelly and Roger and bring some skaters that actually care about skating and it would be way better.
The Bunt often has interviews with young skaters i barely even know and its still entertaining most of the time
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Last week's guest Beagle backs this up, as a returning guest (stop & chat) in a Monday slot shows and proves their struggling for new guest's. Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
Beagles never been on the show in person just over a zoom call for that stop and chat. And why complain about having him a second time? It was a good episode. The show is what is, I like hearing most of the stories. The last one with Tim Curren wasn’t bad either. I’m not sure what you all expect to get from a podcast like this. The interviews are mostly worth watching. The experience can be little bit flaky but still entertaining, I like when they argue about stupid stuff.
https://youtu.be/ChglisNZsxw
You didn't search very hard
You’re right lol I didn’t search at all. I also forgot about the part where he said Murdy was right there on the table once. Oh well, it was still a good episode.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
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They’ve put all their focus on the experience show which is even more boring and repetitive than the regular show. Also I’m pretty sure people have said no to being on the show so all the people the fans are waiting for the get on will probably never be on.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
nine club rarely ask about any elephants in any rooms, Chris Roberts is hardly fucking Paxman and doubt he'd wanna piss off Thrasher
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Feels like all the people we really wanna see in a podcast are too core for the nine club at this point, especially after all the weirdos and non skaters they've had on recently.
Bunt had Tony T and Phelps on the show even if they did both act like they were too cool for it so there's still hope to see more of that crowd on the bunt I guess.
Mark G has an old interview where he says he hates talking about skateboarding because it takes the magic away from it, doubt we'll ever see him on any podcast. Doubt he would be able to hold a conversation for that long anyway.
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maybe I'm a weirdo but i like the random industry people interviews
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Love the nine club. Y’all been whining about the same stuff for years. We know what to expect from them so I don’t see how anyone can be let down considering how consistent their formula is. Every now and then the show hits for whatever reason (Kelly Bird, TJ Rogers) and I look forward to that.
There’s definitely been some whatever guests in the past few months but that’s to be expected. But in terms of “icons” though, they’ve gotten Dyrdek, Mike McGill, Markovich, Frankie Hill, and Henry Sanchez in the past 6 months. I’d say that’s not too shabby.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
Also Kelly is heavily affiliated with berries and street league…and steezuz didnt he get his start on berries too. I also agree Crob would just pander bear to Burnett
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maybe skateboarders aren't that interesting. There's only a handful of "icons" what do they do when they get all of them? What's next?
They definitely set the bar too high by scoring the icons early. The show just needs to think outside of the box once in a while, maybe have a panel discussion where a few guests have opposing viewpoints about skate topics; or guests with wildly varied experiences in the industry just debating something.
A huge issue I noticed early on was that a guest typically commits to 5 hours in the studio, which then gets edited to a still-bloated 2-3 hour interview. I understand that the boys don't want to edit too much because it'll hurt the flow of the conversation, but Crob's transitions are so unprofessional anyway (Guest: "and that's when I found out my mom had cancer" Crob: "Was that before or after the CASL contest?") they could easily afford to trim 50% more. It's still shocking to me that, with skaters' attention spans being what they are, The Nine Club doesn't just break the longer interviews into multiple parts and air them separately.
Basically, the Nine Club is as self-indulgent as this reply about The Nine Club so I'll just shut up now.
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i feel like a huge problem is they brush off any sort of criticism/suggestion as 'oh well there will always be shit talkers out there...but our ol buddies are out here donating $500 super-chats every week!'. almost every experience show they have some sort of idea that takes them out of the studio and on to the street and they say 'damn...we should actually go do that, that would be fun' and its something that would actually get views but they never do it. they have 100% funneled themselves into too strict of a schedule. (i say all this even as a subscriber)
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The nine should just be Chris Roberts sitting there talking to himself going, "oh wow! Cool! Now way! Wow! Wow!" for two hours.
That would only me marginally worse than how the show normally is.
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I’m good with the stop and chats as long as it covers new material. Maybe beagle had new info but I highly doubt it, skipped the ep because I can’t stand that guy.
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Also I think some skaters just don't like being in front of a camera. Every time I see the behind the scenes, I realize how much production is put into this. Even I'd be kind of weirded out on how I talk with that many cameras rolling.
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I don't see any big issues with the Nine Club... you can't please everybody. C'mon, it's just a podcast with skaters talking on the general subject of skating, pros, industry and etc. I don't see any reason for the hosts to ask "the hard questions" or create any drama. Just enjoy it for what it is or pass on it, geez
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Also I think some skaters just don't like being in front of a camera. Every time I see the behind the scenes, I realize how much production is put into this. Even I'd be kind of weirded out on how I talk with that many cameras rolling.
They don’t fly people out, the guest need to be already in the area and willing to take the time to go on the show. Which most pros will only have so much time to film or whatever and don’t really keep to schedules well. Plus a lot of people just don’t want to be interviewed.
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I don't see any big issues with the Nine Club... you can't please everybody. C'mon, it's just a podcast with skaters talking on the general subject of skating, pros, industry and etc. I don't see any reason for the hosts to ask "the hard questions" or create any drama. Just enjoy it for what it is or pass on it, geez
I think you’re thinking of “ripride with Andy Roy”
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Perhaps Nora putting them on blast is starting to have repercussions?
what did she say ??
You guys won’t show number 12465 of my kickflip bs desaster?you suck!
Probably something like that or something else totally annoying,cause she’s totally annoying! ::)
Or something actually decent, like calling them out over the O-Blow Gator shit and asking them to remove her interview..
I don’t really think people would use this as a reason.
Especially in an industry that loves to cover up things.
Maybe im wrong tho.
I think all interesting people (except for a few) were already on and don’t want to make a second show, because they already told everything interesting in the first one.the nine club is a show with an expiry date.
You are wrong. idk why you type so much when you dont know what the fuck you're talking about lmao
Hey Marty, why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
This is fantastic and the fact that the intended target didn't get it is even mo fantastic.
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it. Jason Lee and Dill for ex, both repeatedly said ‘no way; they would never’ when the hosts brought up wanting to interview the Gonz and AVE during their respective episodes. There are many personalities in skating that would either just not have the desire to do a traditional pod cast with the nice guys from Crailtap, and or have the belief that doing so would water down their image of being core or inaccessible to the mainstream media. Besides the examples I’ve given there are many skaters in posts here that people have mentioned who have not been on the show and prob never will bc they share that same mentality. At the end of the day- the guys on the show are nice and a couple are even on the level skillwise of some of people they interview (Jeron) but they are part of the ‘mainstream’ skate media now. So we will continue to get guests who do not have such issues- those guests tend to be older skaters and industry people which usually makes for a boring listen.
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it.
So true . NineClub really blew it . Their arrogance & target audience small potatoes . When they first starting coming up they could have got anybody now worse than Taco Bell leftovers. Rocco too good & cool for the NineClub. Wish he would just release his own media again & autobiography . Likely won’t happen, be cool to see to hear him on the Bunt
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maybe I'm a weirdo but i like the random industry people interviews
those are the best ones. I wouldn't mind more skate photographers
I also have suggested Nate Greenwood multiple times. That dude has to have a story to tell, I remember being in high school hearing about him being on Stereo, and im 32 now. I guess for a lot of people it would be about a willingness to be open about personal stuff
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I’m guessing the experience is geared towards a younger audience and the nine club is geared for people who listen to podcasts…..middle aged white dudes……
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Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
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damn thats crazy
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I do a podcast myself and this is an issue most podcasters run into after they've done over 60-70 episodes. I don't think it's an issue of "legends" not wanting to do it I think it's more of a fact that they have already interviewed almost every big name they can get. There are only so many Lance Mountains, Jason Lees, and Paul Rodriguezes in the world. Lastly there are so many people in the skate and surf world who don't like being interviewed via video or voice recording yet do tons of other interviews for print. They have almost become a victim of how much success they had early on. That being said maybe there's some people who just won't fuck with them and that's life.
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There’s like 1000 people that call themselves pro skaters at any given time, they’re not gonna run out of guests. They probably get bored and want to mix it up from time to time. Don’t see them going away any time soon.
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They peaked incredibly hard with the Weck episode
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For me they don't get into the skating deep enough. I wanna hear foot placement discussions and whatnot. Sucks that Roger is the only one who's actually big enough of a skatenerd but he's treated like the hunchback of notre dame
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yeah they're having a hard time getting me to listen too
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Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
I don’t care about those details. I like how they don’t shy away from controversy & ask the uncomfortable questions. Prefer spicy any day than vanilla
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Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
Yeah I like the content, mostly anyway, it’s just so strange. I guess everyone who skates knows a least one spicolli surfer guy who adopted a whole surf bro persona though, and that’s similarly disturbing.
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it.
Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
Yeah I like the content, mostly anyway, it’s just so strange. I guess everyone who skates knows a least one spicolli surfer guy who adopted a whole surf bro persona though, and that’s similarly disturbing.
they're just from toronto dude
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I've watched pretty regularly for a couple years, and I still don't know the difference between "Stop and Chat" episodes and regular interviews.
If your product is confusing for the audience, it's going to be confusing for potential guests. As someone mentioned above, getting people for a podcast is HARD work. Lots of people simply don't want to do it, or are too nervous to do it. People who would be amazing guests flat out refuse because they think they'll suck (I've produced a few podcasts for a number of years and it's a constant problem)
Best episodes are where they watch skate clips with person in the vid. Do they even still do that?
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it.
Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
Yeah I like the content, mostly anyway, it’s just so strange. I guess everyone who skates knows a least one spicolli surfer guy who adopted a whole surf bro persona though, and that’s similarly disturbing.
they're just from toronto dude
“Mississaugas most wanted” I get it
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They should do some Avreage Joe episodes. Just DM a SLAPPAL like men and ask one of us to grace their show with our presence.
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They need to have Watson on
Or really break the internet and a “where are they now” with Brooklyn Brawler
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it.
Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
Yeah I like the content, mostly anyway, it’s just so strange. I guess everyone who skates knows a least one spicolli surfer guy who adopted a whole surf bro persona though, and that’s similarly disturbing.
they're just from toronto dude
Yeah, I'm in the same age group as Cephas and Dono and from Toronto. They may play it up a bit when recording, but they def throw a ton of Toronto slang (which takes a ton from Jamaican slang) and talk like that when chatting with friends. Gotta remember these guys grew up in the peak of tall tees era. I def knew a ton of people who talked like that in high-school.
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it.
Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
Yeah I like the content, mostly anyway, it’s just so strange. I guess everyone who skates knows a least one spicolli surfer guy who adopted a whole surf bro persona though, and that’s similarly disturbing.
they're just from toronto dude
Yeah I had no question that it was “in” in their HS peer group, just thought, I don’t know, growing up was a thing?
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I've watched pretty regularly for a couple years, and I still don't know the difference between "Stop and Chat" episodes and regular interviews.
If your product is confusing for the audience, it's going to be confusing for potential guests. As someone mentioned above, getting people for a podcast is HARD work. Lots of people simply don't want to do it, or are too nervous to do it. People who would be amazing guests flat out refuse because they think they'll suck (I've produced a few podcasts for a number of years and it's a constant problem)
Best episodes are where they watch skate clips with person in the vid. Do they even still do that?
If you are a regular viewer and you are still confused that is on you. The constantly explain the main show is for new guests and stop and chat is for returning guests. Not a difficult concept.
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The skate community is so hard on each other. Nine Club is fine. The beagle interview was charming. The only problem with the show is how hard they try to stay away from anything that has conflict or discomfort.
With the exception of Roger calling out Jason Jesse for being a white supremacist , I can not recall any other Nine Club issue that has dealt with adult/serious issues.
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Natas still lives around the corner. Figure it out
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Feels like all the people we really wanna see in a podcast are too core for the nine club at this point, especially after all the weirdos and non skaters they've had on recently.
Bunt had Tony T and Phelps on the show even if they did both act like they were too cool for it so there's still hope to see more of that crowd on the bunt I guess.
Mark G has an old interview where he says he hates talking about skateboarding because it takes the magic away from it, doubt we'll ever see him on any podcast. Doubt he would be able to hold a conversation for that long anyway.
Don't worry Mark has begun to start interviewing himself lately.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8JBuJpEeTo
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I would like to see Brian Lotti, Matt Hensley, Dan Peterka & Jason Rogers
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I've watched pretty regularly for a couple years, and I still don't know the difference between "Stop and Chat" episodes and regular interviews.
If your product is confusing for the audience, it's going to be confusing for potential guests. As someone mentioned above, getting people for a podcast is HARD work. Lots of people simply don't want to do it, or are too nervous to do it. People who would be amazing guests flat out refuse because they think they'll suck (I've produced a few podcasts for a number of years and it's a constant problem)
Best episodes are where they watch skate clips with person in the vid. Do they even still do that?
If you are a regular viewer and you are still confused that is on you. The constantly explain the main show is for new guests and stop and chat is for returning guests. Not a difficult concept.
oh ok. It's just the format is the same for both. That makes sense.
Sorry for not understanding it, I guess?
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They should get moet people from behind the scenes. Designers, photographers, artists so many people within the scene that have done great stuff besides the pro's.
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Feels like all the people we really wanna see in a podcast are too core for the nine club at this point, especially after all the weirdos and non skaters they've had on recently.
Bunt had Tony T and Phelps on the show even if they did both act like they were too cool for it so there's still hope to see more of that crowd on the bunt I guess.
Mark G has an old interview where he says he hates talking about skateboarding because it takes the magic away from it, doubt we'll ever see him on any podcast. Doubt he would be able to hold a conversation for that long anyway.
Don't worry Mark has begun to start interviewing himself lately.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8JBuJpEeTo
That's the best yet most absurd video i've watched in a while
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They should just alternate Mike Sinclair and Bill Weiss talking shit, those guys are pretty much the only funny guys in skateboarding.
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They should just alternate Mike Sinclair and Bill Weiss talking shit, those guys are pretty much the only funny guys in skateboarding.
You haven't seen the Frank gerwer episode yet i'm assuming
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They should just alternate Mike Sinclair and Bill Weiss talking shit, those guys are pretty much the only funny guys in skateboarding.
You haven't seen the Frank gerwer episode yet i'm assuming
I stand corrected.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
I am presuming the elephant you're referring to is the six figure salary.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
The Burnett salary saga continues....
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How do we know phelps didn't also get a 6 figure salary? And how big of a 6 figure salary are we talking? 150k doesn't seem unfair to me
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How do we know phelps didn't also get a 6 figure salary? And how big of a 6 figure salary are we talking? 150k doesn't seem unfair to me
Any real gatekeeper would do it for the honor, not the money
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maybe I'm a weirdo but i like the random industry people interviews
those are the best ones. I wouldn't mind more skate photographers
I also have suggested Nate Greenwood multiple times. That dude has to have a story to tell, I remember being in high school hearing about him being on Stereo, and im 32 now. I guess for a lot of people it would be about a willingness to be open about personal stuff
Give me Robert from Warehouse Operations and Lorine from Accounting, those are the stories I want.
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They need me up there. I’ll shake this whole shit up
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I still can’t believe their eps are so long and that people watch the whole thing.
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I’ve always hoped they’d get Steve Olson (90s Foundation & Shortys). I skated with him several times in 90/91 and he was so good and truly original.
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They already have artists, designers, photographers etc. Has French Fred been on? Arto? It does seem like they're running dry on guests. I'd like to see more international guests but obviously they only get them if they're travelling through the area.
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I’ve always hoped they’d get Steve Olson (90s Foundation & Shortys). I skated with him several times in 90/91 and he was so good and truly original.
Didn't pay too much attention to his career but I'm a fan after reading this story.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFiZQu3vfO4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFiZQu3vfO4)
Steve Olsons ender in Guilty. Hands down the craziest trick I've seen in person. Not only the makes, but the misses. He would tightrope walk down the rail every time he missed. Not only that, he pretty much focused his back on the last kink of the rail. He was down, we all thought he was possibly paralyzed. Then, I shit you not, he puts his hands together in a prayer like motion, starts kind of moving around in a circle on the ground, pops up to his feet, waxes his board and lands it next try. We were in total shock. Later I asked him what exactly happened back there with the slam and he casually replies, "I just had to heal myself." They don't call him the crazy monk for no reason....
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I would watch every second of that episode. Steve Olson would blow Crob's milquetoast mind.
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They should just alternate Mike Sinclair and Bill Weiss talking shit, those guys are pretty much the only funny guys in skateboarding.
Agree!Main problem with those dudes is that they don't talk shit enough.That's what make skate podcast enjoyable to us mainly...It is also a too "L.A".
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Steve lived in a treehouse in his parents backyard in 1990. In Tacoma or somewhere nearby. Him and his friends would ride the bus to Olympia sometimes and skate with us. He was so good back then and totally unique. I heard he’s been living in Olympia recently.
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Nora played the nine club like a cat guitar.
I've only read the first page of this thread.
Ravi Shankar played the sitar.
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There’s almost nobody left to interview that would actually want to be on it.
Did those “bunt” guys stay in character like that all the time or just for the podcast? I like that the nine club has no one like that “ya heard” guy.
Yeah I like the content, mostly anyway, it’s just so strange. I guess everyone who skates knows a least one spicolli surfer guy who adopted a whole surf bro persona though, and that’s similarly disturbing.
they're just from toronto dude
Yeah I had no question that it was “in” in their HS peer group, just thought, I don’t know, growing up was a thing?
pardon me sir, how do you talk to your associates?
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For me they don't get into the skating deep enough. I wanna hear foot placement discussions and whatnot. Sucks that Roger is the only one who's actually big enough of a skatenerd but he's treated like the hunchback of notre dame
This would actually be sick, I listen to a lot of climbing podcasts and they're generally a lot more insightful because they nerd out about training, specific projects etc and it's not just "I'm from California and I started skating because my older brother skated then I got hooked up by the local shop blah blah blah"
I wanna know foot placement micro beta and how many millimetres you shave off your bushings
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For me they don't get into the skating deep enough. I wanna hear foot placement discussions and whatnot. Sucks that Roger is the only one who's actually big enough of a skatenerd but he's treated like the hunchback of notre dame
I wanna know foot placement micro beta and how many millimetres you shave off your bushings
who would they even get to talk about this kind of stuff tho? have you seen any of the board setup vides, the majority dont know fuck all about the shit they even skate or why other than just being sponsored and getting free shit
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They should just alternate Mike Sinclair and Bill Weiss talking shit, those guys are pretty much the only funny guys in skateboarding.
You haven't seen the Frank gerwer episode yet i'm assuming
You should also add Omar Hassan to that list
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I would watch every second of that episode. Steve Olson would blow Crob's milquetoast mind.
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True statement. I saw him hanging out at a CCS demo in Portland a couple years ago. Looks exactly the same and super chill. Nora was there too hanging out, (just to make you guys jealous) lol
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For me they don't get into the skating deep enough. I wanna hear foot placement discussions and whatnot. Sucks that Roger is the only one who's actually big enough of a skatenerd but he's treated like the hunchback of notre dame
I wanna know foot placement micro beta and how many millimetres you shave off your bushings
who would they even get to talk about this kind of stuff tho? have you seen any of the board setup vides, the majority dont know fuck all about the shit they even skate or why other than just being sponsored and getting free shit
yeah that is part of the problem but there's definitely people out there who do nerd out on their setup, would love some in depth loose trucks chat but it's probably not within the scope of nine club really
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
what about ~100k(+) for being the editor of thrasher magazine (san francisco) is disturbing?
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They need to have Watson on
Or really break the internet and a “where are they now” with Brooklyn Brawler
Tracer live and in studio. Or Gipper call in during lunch break.
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I was thinking about this the other day when I saw an interview with a young rapper. A lot of these new kids are super awkward and don’t know how to talk to people, so I skip through a lot of episodes with newer pros. So I get why some would say no. You shouldn’t be getting interviewed on camera for two hours if you can barely form a coherent sentence lol
Also most of their come up stories aren’t that interesting. Lots of it boils down to, “I knew the right person and they put me on.” Like every other industry, skateboarding is mainly about who you know.
Not dissing anyone, or saying they don’t have talent, but it’s all about who you know.
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From the outside I feel like they went into this all gung ho without the consideration of the fairly low ceiling this kind of thing has within the wider world. Podcasts that rely on guests only really work when you're not limited to one community, especially when that one community is skateboarders who are notoriously gatekeepers and standoffish to anyone from the outside trying to enter or get down with them. Also skateboarding isn't exactly showbiz or teaching, so the public speaking aspect of being on a hour long podcast about themselves is probably pretty daunting for a large number of pros.
Add to that a host who started it because he was burnt out on the actual act of very thing the podcast is about then unfortunately you get a shelf life. I don't think they're bad guys really, even with the controversies but to give it longevity they probably should have cut back on the number of episodes they were pumping out and instead they did the opposite.
Also being so closely affiliated with one of the biggest businesses in the industry definitely held them back in the long run, people want to hear their idols talk candidly in this industry, they're drawn in with hot takes and this was kind of a rarity - when there was one it was way too far and about a serious subject.
Kudos though, they did it on their terms - they didn't exactly change for anyone, no matter how much these boards told them to and I definitely enjoyed my fair share a few years ago.
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Add to that a host who started it because he was burnt out on the actual act of very thing the podcast is about then unfortunately you get a shelf life. I don't think they're bad guys really, even with the controversies but to give it longevity they probably should have cut back on the number of episodes they were pumping out and instead they did the opposite.
Also being so closely affiliated with one of the biggest businesses in the industry definitely held them back in the long run, people want to hear their idols talk candidly in this industry, they're drawn in with hot takes and this was kind of a rarity - when there was one it was way too far and about a serious subject.
Either do fewer longer episodes and go deep with guests or do many shorter ones on topics of the day (new parts / gear / big team swaps). There's only so many times I can hear about how a pro came up because 90% of the time its going to be very similar. That's why the Dyrdek episode was so appealing - industry insider with a very captivating story of escaping the industry on his own terms.
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I’ve always hoped they’d get Steve Olson (90s Foundation & Shortys). I skated with him several times in 90/91 and he was so good and truly original.
Steve Olsen was the name of my imaginary friend before I started school. He lived in a house in the bush behind our house. Parents had to hold doors open for him, offer him food and shit. He was a sick cunt. Peace out SO.
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Steve Olsen was the name of my imaginary friend before I started school. He lived in a house in the bush behind our house. Parents had to hold doors open for him, offer him food and shit. He was a sick cunt. Peace out SO.
That might have been the real SO, tho...
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Podcasts that rely on guests only really work when you're not limited to one community
not to mention they constantly say they only want people on the show 'when the timing in their career is right', like they don't want fresh bodies on there cause 'they dont have a story'. which, sure, makes sense on one hand but isn't that was Stop & Chats are for, to bring people back and talk about whats been going on...
they come up with a lot of BS reasonings for things to deflect from any criticism
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I’ve always hoped they’d get Steve Olson (90s Foundation & Shortys). I skated with him several times in 90/91 and he was so good and truly original.
Not quite Nice Club, but proof he does Pod.
https://youtu.be/pTwMxd24vEk
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Nine club guests are boring most of the time. I’m in my late 30s and I don’t wanna listen to a podcast with some of the old ass dudes they interview so I’m sure kids younger than me don’t either. Plus most of the big names have already been interviewed far better than what nine Club will do. I’d be more interested in them interviewing younger skaters even AMs. I mean fuck get all three of the three seasons dudes to come in and chop it up for a bit. Hype their video and breathe some life into their stale ass podcast.
I will find anyone that’s actively trying to make it in skateboarding am or new pro probably more interesting than most of the old pros resting on their laurels trying to pander some dumb card or some water machine or whatever dumb retirement plan they are trying to create for them selves.
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I’ve always hoped they’d get Steve Olson (90s Foundation & Shortys). I skated with him several times in 90/91 and he was so good and truly original.
https://youtu.be/pTwMxd24vEk
Not sure this guy is doing it for me as a podcast guest, he doesn’t have the gift of gab that the nine club is looking for.
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Didn't know about the Nora thing, maybe they had some other issues that rubbed her the wrong way cuz they shoulda been able to talk it out. I'm thinking that may have had an effect on them getting guest too, cuz I noticed it was a lot of Adidas riders for a while, I need to see how any it's been since that, did she cut them off? I always assumed the Adidas connection was minorly was on some payola type thing, that they were getting supplemented for covering those guys. Santa Cruz was a lot more open about financially supporting the show, and I noticed they did a lot of riders from there also.
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Podcasts that rely on guests only really work when you're not limited to one community
not to mention they constantly say they only want people on the show 'when the timing in their career is right', like they don't want fresh bodies on there cause 'they dont have a story'. which, sure, makes sense on one hand but isn't that was Stop & Chats are for, to bring people back and talk about whats been going on...
they come up with a lot of BS reasonings for things to deflect from any criticism
That's actually pretty hilarious. It shows how ancient and uncreative they really are. If they had any sort of problem solving skills they would see this as an untapped market and work towards structuring the show/questions to be able to fit these types of guests... aka some of the hottest commodities in the industry right now. I guarantee if they did it early enough and made sure not to embarrass themselves with the kids then the podcast would be in a different place right now. Instead they double down and have backed themselves into a corner. They probably could have got a younger co-host in someone that wasn't Kelly or Steezus, it could have actually opened them up to different perspectives and audiences.
All in all I think it's all down to how they treated it and that's up to them. They thought they hit a home run straight out of the park on first try and tried to run all the way before realising it was coming down a lot sooner than they thought (I'm British so I think that makes sense?lol). Anyway they should have been constantly trouble shooting their formula along the way like a lot of successful YouTubers instead of thinking they cracked the code immediately, but I guess that's not their style.
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They should just alternate Mike Sinclair and Bill Weiss talking shit, those guys are pretty much the only funny guys in skateboarding.
I would think that a Bill Weiss episode would be very timely right about now. I know I’m curious enough about recent goings-on over at Dwindle that I’d sure as heck tune in.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
what about ~100k(+) for being the editor of thrasher magazine (san francisco) is disturbing?
Absolutely nothing: if you plan on being “comfortable,” you’d better be bringing in 6 figures.
This city gobbles up your cash w/ a voracious appetite. Shit ain’t cheap over here now, is it?
You can take up compensation, bonuses & perks w/ that newphone dood… I’m busy out here collecting paycheques so I can feed my babies.
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Nine club guests are boring most of the time. I’m in my late 30s and I don’t wanna listen to a podcast with some of the old ass dudes they interview so I’m sure kids younger than me don’t either. Plus most of the big names have already been interviewed far better than what nine Club will do. I’d be more interested in them interviewing younger skaters even AMs. I mean fuck get all three of the three seasons dudes to come in and chop it up for a bit. Hype their video and breathe some life into their stale ass podcast.
I don't know if I can put up with multiple Kader types on a weekly basis. Most professional skateboarders are just that - professional skateboarders, I don't count on them being the best storytellers, most eloquent speakers or have the deepest insight to important topics.
So do we want a podcast where skaters talk about tour van stories? Or have them discuss Sartre and offer opinions on how to solve the the Ukraine war?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqk_fN0NRgg&ab_channel=TomHiskey
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Nine club guests are boring most of the time. I’m in my late 30s and I don’t wanna listen to a podcast with some of the old ass dudes they interview so I’m sure kids younger than me don’t either. Plus most of the big names have already been interviewed far better than what nine Club will do. I’d be more interested in them interviewing younger skaters even AMs. I mean fuck get all three of the three seasons dudes to come in and chop it up for a bit. Hype their video and breathe some life into their stale ass podcast.
I don't know if I can put up with multiple Kader types on a weekly basis. Most professional skateboarders are just that - professional skateboarders, I don't count on them being the best storytellers, most eloquent speakers or have the deepest insight to important topics.
So do we want a podcast where skaters talk about tour van stories? Or have them discuss Sartre and offer opinions on how to solve the the Ukraine war?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqk_fN0NRgg&ab_channel=TomHiskey
But foy is usually okay to listen to. They wouldn’t have to be burnt out 20 year olds. I mean Jake hayes would be interesting if he hasn’t already been on. K walks shit I’d be okay with thrm even plugging active crail riders. Griffin gass or bannerot over some of the boring people usually on there I’d almost prefer a burnt out 20 year old than old dudes pandering for sponsors or some of the other wack ass people on there
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They should do more events. Like when they set up their whole set at that addidas thing or at the thrasher Halloween event. That way they get to talk to a wide variety of people. They also need to get Leo on the show.
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After Grosso said he was bummed out on that they edited his episode to shit I stopped watching.
Pals Questions/Heckride >nice club.
I miss love letters.
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People on the show:skate moss,Dave England,mark normand,circe wallace,mikey alfred,eric bragg
People without an episode:tom penny,pj ladd,arto saari,jim thiebaud ,flo marfaing,…
It’s been a while since a watched that show.
I'd be shocked if Crob knew who flo was
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I’ve always hoped they’d get Steve Olson (90s Foundation & Shortys). I skated with him several times in 90/91 and he was so good and truly original.
https://youtu.be/pTwMxd24vEk
Shit I forgot that show!thx for posting.
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After Grosso said he was bummed out on that they edited his episode to shit I stopped watching.
Pals Questions/Heckride >nice club.
I miss love letters.
damn didnt know that, can i read/watch this somewhere?
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They need to get Vanik Hacobian on.
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Steve Olsen was the name of my imaginary friend before I started school. He lived in a house in the bush behind our house. Parents had to hold doors open for him, offer him food and shit. He was a sick cunt. Peace out SO.
That might have been the real SO, tho...
(https://media.tenor.com/Zj1IVw7b7YoAAAAM/farley.gif)
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After Grosso said he was bummed out on that they edited his episode to shit I stopped watching.
Pals Questions/Heckride >nice club.
I miss love letters.
damn didnt know that, can i read/watch this somewhere?
It was some Brazilian(?) guys that interviewed him at some contest. I'll look for it.
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After Grosso said he was bummed out on that they edited his episode to shit I stopped watching.
Pals Questions/Heckride >nice club.
I miss love letters.
damn didnt know that, can i read/watch this somewhere?
It was some Brazilian(?) guys that interviewed him at some contest. I'll look for it.
found it
https://youtu.be/si9IvK6JIEc?t=3624
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After Grosso said he was bummed out on that they edited his episode to shit I stopped watching.
Pals Questions/Heckride >nice club.
I miss love letters.
damn didnt know that, can i read/watch this somewhere?
It was some Brazilian(?) guys that interviewed him at some contest. I'll look for it.
found it
https://youtu.be/si9IvK6JIEc?t=3624
Aye that's it. I guess he doesn't directly say he's bummed on it but watch it, pretty clear he is. Also lol I forgot about him shitting on Primitive in that interview lol.
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After Grosso said he was bummed out on that they edited his episode to shit I stopped watching.
Pals Questions/Heckride >nice club.
I miss love letters.
damn didnt know that, can i read/watch this somewhere?
It was some Brazilian(?) guys that interviewed him at some contest. I'll look for it.
found it
https://youtu.be/si9IvK6JIEc?t=3624
Aye that's it. I guess he doesn't directly say he's bummed on it but watch it, pretty clear he is. Also lol I forgot about him shitting on Primitive in that interview lol.
danke yannick :)
haha would love to hear all the shit grosso talked in those 6 hours, fuck the nice club
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Kinda similar (but not really) to the Nine Club, does anyone remember the Captain and Casey show? It was on Fuel TV in the late 2000s. Had guests but also had footage. I never knew any of the ties/backstory to them so any insight into that is appreciated. Usually, they would play Cataclysmic Abyss or United by Fate after which was sweet.
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Kinda similar (but not really) to the Nine Club, does anyone remember the Captain and Casey show? It was on Fuel TV in the late 2000s. Had guests but also had footage. I never knew any of the ties/backstory to them so any insight into that is appreciated. Usually, they would play Cataclysmic Abyss or United by Fate after which was sweet.
Had a friend who would tape it for me along with whatever tv edit of all the dwindle videos they'd play but it was more like globe opinion and darkstar battalion so it must of been being aired for a long time. I think an option for the original nine club was Casey was gonna be the host maybe so possibly more of a connection.
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Nora played the nine club like a cat guitar.
I've only read the first page of this thread.
Ravi Shankar played the sitar.
"You broke my fucking sitar"
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Podcasts that rely on guests only really work when you're not limited to one community
not to mention they constantly say they only want people on the show 'when the timing in their career is right', like they don't want fresh bodies on there cause 'they dont have a story'. which, sure, makes sense on one hand but isn't that was Stop & Chats are for, to bring people back and talk about whats been going on...
they come up with a lot of BS reasonings for things to deflect from any criticism
If they were able to formulate an interview that goes beyond "how did you start skating? how did you get sponsored? tell us some stories from the van" then this wouldn't be an issue. They're in the industry, I'm sure they'd be able to identify who of the younger generation is worth talking to and who doesn't have much of a story / is too braindead to say anything worthwhile. Every pro / am has done some sort of interview / piece to camera at some point. Just go and watch those and see who sounds like they have something to say.
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Don’t think that they’ve had Burnett, but maybe he won’t go if he doesn’t get to pick the questions. I assume a bunch of people like him won’t come if they’re gonna talk about the elephant in the room.
what about ~100k(+) for being the editor of thrasher magazine (san francisco) is disturbing?
How can you accurately cover the streets if you ain't sleeping in the gutters?
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Nora played the nine club like a cat guitar.
I've only read the first page of this thread.
Ravi Shankar played the sitar.
"You broke my fucking sitar"
I nerded out on that episode! Was just thinking about Dig the other day and was reminded of how sick that cameo was. I kinda wish Bruce McCullough (another incredible casting coup) and Gion had shared a Gilmore episode… maybe for the re-re-reboot.
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I thought it was grosso that wanted them to edit the interview, like he regretted saying all the stuff and then called them and was like hey can you take that stuff out
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Kinda similar (but not really) to the Nine Club, does anyone remember the Captain and Casey show? It was on Fuel TV in the late 2000s. Had guests but also had footage. I never knew any of the ties/backstory to them so any insight into that is appreciated. Usually, they would play Cataclysmic Abyss or United by Fate after which was sweet.
Were there other options than those two? An interesting alternative timeline.
Looking back on what is available online, they had a really wide variety of guests. They had Tony Hawk, Lance Mountain, and Ray Barbee. But also had folks like Shimizu, AVE, Mike Rusczyk, and Clyde. They really spanned the spectrum
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Feels like all the people we really wanna see in a podcast are too core for the nine club at this point, especially after all the weirdos and non skaters they've had on recently.
Bunt had Tony T and Phelps on the show even if they did both act like they were too cool for it so there's still hope to see more of that crowd on the bunt I guess.
Mark G has an old interview where he says he hates talking about skateboarding because it takes the magic away from it, doubt we'll ever see him on any podcast. Doubt he would be able to hold a conversation for that long anyway.
Don't worry Mark has begun to start interviewing himself lately.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8JBuJpEeTo
That's the best yet most absurd video i've watched in a while
Thought you might appreciate this one also lol
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r-hGk1Bucos
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I thought it was grosso that wanted them to edit the interview, like he regretted saying all the stuff and then called them and was like hey can you take that stuff out
This is true
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My time to shine 😈
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When does the Bam episode drop? I wanna hear about his shaman training.
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When does the Bam episode drop? I wanna hear about his shaman training.
https://youtu.be/jkSutBxTck4