Wtf is up with the nine club

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Just watched the sewa episode. Pretty interesting to hear him actually talk. He is human and he does have feelings. Who knew? I have to say the past 3-4 episodes have been great.

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I've been listening to this ep on the commute to work. I never paid much attention to him in the past, but he seems highly grateful and like a genuinely nice person.

Lol chris actually asked how sewa’s parents escaped from the soviet union. Like jesus christ how can you possibly expect sewa to answer that question

[gumsole]

Just finished the Sewa episode and can't get over how many times Chris interrupted and spoke over him.

Let the guest guide the story...

[KGB]

Just finished the Sewa episode and can't get over how many times Chris interrupted and spoke over him.

Let the guest guide the story...

I think in this case Sewa would have just kept going and going and going. You saw how long it took to get him to say why he left blind. I like Sewa and he’s good as shit even if most of Slap hates him. I think maybe it’s a different story for someone like him to rely on winning those es and berricks contests to be able to stay in the states. I think he deserves more respect.

[DISTANT RUMOURS]

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Just watched the sewa episode. Pretty interesting to hear him actually talk. He is human and he does have feelings. Who knew? I have to say the past 3-4 episodes have been great.

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I've been listening to this ep on the commute to work. I never paid much attention to him in the past, but he seems highly grateful and like a genuinely nice person.

True. Great skater but he always seemed a bit robotic and interchangeable to me?

But yeah, the fact he shouted out/remembered everyone that helped him was pretty damn cool.

He deserved more from all this.

[DCLOVE]

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Just watched the sewa episode. Pretty interesting to hear him actually talk. He is human and he does have feelings. Who knew? I have to say the past 3-4 episodes have been great.

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I've been listening to this ep on the commute to work. I never paid much attention to him in the past, but he seems highly grateful and like a genuinely nice person.

[close]

True. Great skater but he always seemed a bit robotic and interchangeable to me?

But yeah, the fact he shouted out/remembered everyone that helped him was pretty damn cool.

He deserved more from all this.

He said he got a few offers after he left blind and still has over the years . Wonder what the story is behind him not taking them. Also funny as hell Roger calling out cariuma as the worst shoe company .

[Jim and Dan]

Just finished the Sewa episode and can't get over how many times Chris interrupted and spoke over him.

Let the guest guide the story...

This.

I actually enjoy it when the guest provides in-depth details on the stories, helps paint a better picture overall.

[GrayCellGreen]

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Just watched the sewa episode. Pretty interesting to hear him actually talk. He is human and he does have feelings. Who knew? I have to say the past 3-4 episodes have been great.

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I've been listening to this ep on the commute to work. I never paid much attention to him in the past, but he seems highly grateful and like a genuinely nice person.

[close]

True. Great skater but he always seemed a bit robotic and interchangeable to me?

But yeah, the fact he shouted out/remembered everyone that helped him was pretty damn cool.

He deserved more from all this.

[close]

He said he got a few offers after he left blind and still has over the years . Wonder what the story is behind him not taking them. Also funny as hell Roger calling out cariuma as the worst shoe company .

Pretty rich considering they have had several pairs of Cariumas in the background of episodes for a few years straight. Wonder what made him have a change of heart.

[overwaxed]

They get a lot of hate, but like honestly they're no more self involved/interruption prone/blah blah than any other podcast. Ever listen to Marc Maron? He's so far up his own butt he can see his tonsils, but I've been an avid listener for a decade and it's helped me learn a lot about my own personality defects and he's super self aware. I think they work well together - Chris is dry and self deprecating but keeps the wheels turning, Jeron is hella chill and keeps it real but isn't afraid to drop a hot take, Kelly is a goofball and knows it but is painfully sincere and you can't help but love it, and Roger basically seems like the coolest guy every and I'd hang out with him every day. I started skating again last year after an on and off hiatus of about 15 years and this show really helped me get stoked again, catch up on my old favs, and learn about the new pros that are killing it. Do I stan Andy Anderson? No, but I don't hate him for being a nerd. Do I skate Dragons? No, too soft and I only skate odd numbered wheels. People don't get into making podcasts because they're selfless and don't like the sound of their own voices, just sayin'! Like most podcasts they're pretty dependent on the guest - Sewa isn't super interviewable, I still don't really know how he ended up on blind - but I watched him skate and now I don't care, his skating is about as robotic and uninteresting as personality - listen to the Jason Lee/Dune episode and you'll see the difference, they were way more suited to being guests on a podcast. Life is a lot better when you appreciate things for what they are instead of complaining about what you wish they were.

[DakotaRed]

They get a lot of hate, but like honestly they're no more self involved/interruption prone/blah blah than any other podcast. Ever listen to Marc Maron? He's so far up his own butt he can see his tonsils, but I've been an avid listener for a decade and it's helped me learn a lot about my own personality defects and he's super self aware. I think they work well together - Chris is dry and self deprecating but keeps the wheels turning, Jeron is hella chill and keeps it real but isn't afraid to drop a hot take, Kelly is a goofball and knows it but is painfully sincere and you can't help but love it, and Roger basically seems like the coolest guy every and I'd hang out with him every day. I started skating again last year after an on and off hiatus of about 15 years and this show really helped me get stoked again, catch up on my old favs, and learn about the new pros that are killing it. Do I stan Andy Anderson? No, but I don't hate him for being a nerd. Do I skate Dragons? No, too soft and I only skate odd numbered wheels. People don't get into making podcasts because they're selfless and don't like the sound of their own voices, just sayin'! Like most podcasts they're pretty dependent on the guest - Sewa isn't super interviewable, I still don't really know how he ended up on blind - but I watched him skate and now I don't care, his skating is about as robotic and uninteresting as personality - listen to the Jason Lee/Dune episode and you'll see the difference, they were way more suited to being guests on a podcast. Life is a lot better when you appreciate things for what they are instead of complaining about what you wish they were.

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They get a lot of hate, but like honestly they're no more self involved/interruption prone/blah blah than any other podcast. Ever listen to Marc Maron? He's so far up his own butt he can see his tonsils, but I've been an avid listener for a decade and it's helped me learn a lot about my own personality defects and he's super self aware. I think they work well together - Chris is dry and self deprecating but keeps the wheels turning, Jeron is hella chill and keeps it real but isn't afraid to drop a hot take, Kelly is a goofball and knows it but is painfully sincere and you can't help but love it, and Roger basically seems like the coolest guy every and I'd hang out with him every day. I started skating again last year after an on and off hiatus of about 15 years and this show really helped me get stoked again, catch up on my old favs, and learn about the new pros that are killing it. Do I stan Andy Anderson? No, but I don't hate him for being a nerd. Do I skate Dragons? No, too soft and I only skate odd numbered wheels. People don't get into making podcasts because they're selfless and don't like the sound of their own voices, just sayin'! Like most podcasts they're pretty dependent on the guest - Sewa isn't super interviewable, I still don't really know how he ended up on blind - but I watched him skate and now I don't care, his skating is about as robotic and uninteresting as personality - listen to the Jason Lee/Dune episode and you'll see the difference, they were way more suited to being guests on a podcast. Life is a lot better when you appreciate things for what they are instead of complaining about what you wish they were.

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Slap isn't the place we go to express ourselves when life is good.

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They get a lot of hate, but like honestly they're no more self involved/interruption prone/blah blah than any other podcast. Ever listen to Marc Maron? He's so far up his own butt he can see his tonsils, but I've been an avid listener for a decade and it's helped me learn a lot about my own personality defects and he's super self aware. I think they work well together - Chris is dry and self deprecating but keeps the wheels turning, Jeron is hella chill and keeps it real but isn't afraid to drop a hot take, Kelly is a goofball and knows it but is painfully sincere and you can't help but love it, and Roger basically seems like the coolest guy every and I'd hang out with him every day. I started skating again last year after an on and off hiatus of about 15 years and this show really helped me get stoked again, catch up on my old favs, and learn about the new pros that are killing it. Do I stan Andy Anderson? No, but I don't hate him for being a nerd. Do I skate Dragons? No, too soft and I only skate odd numbered wheels. People don't get into making podcasts because they're selfless and don't like the sound of their own voices, just sayin'! Like most podcasts they're pretty dependent on the guest - Sewa isn't super interviewable, I still don't really know how he ended up on blind - but I watched him skate and now I don't care, his skating is about as robotic and uninteresting as personality - listen to the Jason Lee/Dune episode and you'll see the difference, they were way more suited to being guests on a podcast. Life is a lot better when you appreciate things for what they are instead of complaining about what you wish they were.

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Slap isn't the place we go to express ourselves when life is good.

My wife beat all the bitterness out of me and made me joyful - I find joy in this message board somehow or another!

[Kook Me Amadeus]

Life is a lot better when you appreciate things for what they are instead of complaining about what you wish they were.

Get your level-headed takes the fuck out of here bro 

[Mallie]

Pretty rich considering they have had several pairs of Cariumas in the background of episodes for a few years straight. Wonder what made him have a change of heart.

They probably bailed on giving him a Stella Artois colorway in mould of that glass-half-full-of-piss Provost coloway.

[somedudefromnj]

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Pretty rich considering they have had several pairs of Cariumas in the background of episodes for a few years straight. Wonder what made him have a change of heart.

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They probably bailed on giving him a Stella Artois colorway in mould of that glass-half-full-of-piss Provost coloway.

They actively sponsor the podcast still too

[fernando the skater]

Chris is back on Twitch again.

[johnficenec]

They get a lot of hate, but like honestly they're no more self involved/interruption prone/blah blah than any other podcast. Ever listen to Marc Maron? He's so far up his own butt he can see his tonsils, but I've been an avid listener for a decade and it's helped me learn a lot about my own personality defects and he's super self aware. I think they work well together - Chris is dry and self deprecating but keeps the wheels turning, Jeron is hella chill and keeps it real but isn't afraid to drop a hot take, Kelly is a goofball and knows it but is painfully sincere and you can't help but love it, and Roger basically seems like the coolest guy every and I'd hang out with him every day. I started skating again last year after an on and off hiatus of about 15 years and this show really helped me get stoked again, catch up on my old favs, and learn about the new pros that are killing it. Do I stan Andy Anderson? No, but I don't hate him for being a nerd. Do I skate Dragons? No, too soft and I only skate odd numbered wheels. People don't get into making podcasts because they're selfless and don't like the sound of their own voices, just sayin'! Like most podcasts they're pretty dependent on the guest - Sewa isn't super interviewable, I still don't really know how he ended up on blind - but I watched him skate and now I don't care, his skating is about as robotic and uninteresting as personality - listen to the Jason Lee/Dune episode and you'll see the difference, they were way more suited to being guests on a podcast. Life is a lot better when you appreciate things for what they are instead of complaining about what you wish they were.

gnarred

[Ray C. Usery]

There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

[lurkluke]

There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

haha so they cancelled it just to fire the other two, then bought it back immediately.

Savage

[formula420]

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There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

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haha so they cancelled it just to fire the other two, then bought it back immediately.

Savage

Kelly took that page right from the es playbook

[dallou]

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There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

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haha so they cancelled it just to fire the other two, then bought it back immediately.

Savage

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Kelly took that page right from the es playbook

He kicked off Justin twice aha

[MexicanSpaniard]

I don't know where the thread went but Eldrich pics is impossible to finish

[Kook Me Amadeus]

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There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

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haha so they cancelled it just to fire the other two, then bought it back immediately.

Savage

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Kelly took that page right from the es playbook

Gotta think Crob and Roger were the masterminds here, but totally agree it was a savage move. 

Gloom Management has been awfully quiet about what’s next for our favorite Christ figure.

[c-dock]

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There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

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haha so they cancelled it just to fire the other two, then bought it back immediately.

Savage

Good move to be honest. Never necessarily disliked Eldridge but also felt like he didn't add much to the show. Always gave me the impression that he didn't care much about skating anymore and just went on the show for the sake of it. As for Steezus I don't have anything to add that hasn't already been said

[DCLOVE]

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There's this old brain study from the 1950's that Huberman references a bunch. I'm paraphrasing but basically they put probes in the volunteer's brain if they touched one it would make them feel happy another would make them feel fear another would make them feel orgasmic, but the one that everyone wanted to feel was anger that was the one they always wanted stay on anger.


So for most of the people here it's time to get your favorite feeling back. THE NINE CLUB LIVE IS BACK BABY!!!


Next Thursday at 5pm PST they're live on YouTube and Twitch for everyone. Chris, Kelly and Jeron talking skatebloards

[close]

haha so they cancelled it just to fire the other two, then bought it back immediately.

Savage

Who knows the behind the scenes but it definitely feels like they just wanted to get back to the pre 2020 format. The last few weeks of the regular show have been really good guest wise. I’m enjoying the duos format . Plus it works better with the way they talk over guests with the duos , it’s still annoying but now the guests talking over each other too and it just feels like 5 guys having some beers and sharing stories with the next generation, reminds of me my friends pool sessions where you have all the old heads talking.

 It’s funny cause the last time I went hosoi was there and it’s so weird to hear stories of this larger than life figure Jason and daewon talk about but the guy I met was just this chill old dude doing frontside carves at 10 in the morning in my buddy’s backyard.

[manuduncan]

the 2 person interview format is pretty good, you can kinda tell they're happy not to have the albatross of producing the live experience show anymore

mason silva & ryan lee was entertaining and easy to listen to, glad to see ryan lee get some more shine!

[pizzafliptofakie]

caught Crob live on the twitch watching parts and asking viewers for help researching upcoming guests. Ended up linking him a few things he seemed to respond positively to. I honestly thought that was a pretty neat way to go about that.

[stringsnthings]

They need to pre record the ad reads. Stopping the episode mid conversation is off putting and even more so is Chris kissing the Athletic greens box. I know they're a sponsor but the approach is not organic and it feels very disingenuous.

[KGB]

They need to pre record the ad reads. Stopping the episode mid conversation is off putting and even more so is Chris kissing the Athletic greens box. I know they're a sponsor but the approach is not organic and it feels very disingenuous.

I agree but this is what most of these podcasts are doing now. They have found a way to spam you even if you pay money to have spamless YouTube like I do. It’s very annoying and I just fast forward through it anyway. If they back it so hard they should send every subscriber a one month supply to see what the hypes about.

[GrayCellGreen]

They need to pre record the ad reads. Stopping the episode mid conversation is off putting and even more so is Chris kissing the Athletic greens box. I know they're a sponsor but the approach is not organic and it feels very disingenuous.

I watched the Ryan and Mason episode this morning and confirmed that the Athletic Greens commercial is pre-recorded. Crob is wearing a light grey hoodie in the episode and @ 15:28 it switches to the commercial and he's wearing an olive green hoodie.

Loved the episode though. They're both so pleasant and come across as genuinely good people.

[HeavyAndExpensive]

Loved the episode though. They're both so pleasant and come across as genuinely good people.

That part with Ryan Lee talking about filming the Apple commercial and Kenny Anderson saying he was considered had me legitimatlely laughing out loud