The Dehubbed Podcast

In today's episode, Austin sits down with one of the most accomplished female scooter riders in the sport, Delaney Ball. From earning not one, but two signature products, to joining Tilt and taking home the win at Barcelona Street Jam, Delaney reflects on the milestones that have defined her career. She shares the story of her journey from the very beginning, growing up in the Bay Area, connecting with legends like the Bay Area Concrete Boys, and how those early influences helped shape the unique riding style that has made her one of the most respected riders in scootering today.

Welcome back to The Dehubbed Podcast. In this episode, we're joined by Australian scooter standout Joel Ingold. During a recent filming trip to Los Angeles, Joel stopped by the studio to share his story, from his early days growing up in Australia to his rise as one of the most influential riders in the sport today.We dive into his progression as a rider, the experiences that shaped his career, life on the road, and the remarkable momentum he's built over the past several years. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering Joel's riding, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

In today’s episode, we’re joined by scooter videographer Bradley Morrisey. Bradley is widely recognized for his work documenting many of the Dissidence Coalition events, as well as for his clothing brand, Blue Moonday. More recently, he captured standout moments such as Calum Conner’s backflip over the Lyon 25.In this conversation, we explore Bradley’s journey as a scooter filmer, his creative process, and his experiences traveling the world alongside close friends within the scene.

In today’s episode, Austin sits down with none other than Juzzy Carter. They explore his introduction to scootering, his transition from park riding to street, and his experiences traveling the world to ride.In our view, Juzzy is one of the most globally recognized riders in the sport, consistently pushing scootering to new audiences through everything he does.Sit back and enjoy, this one’s a standout episode.

In today’s episode, we sat down with Beck Dobranzki, Team Manager and rider for AO Scooters, to talk about his upbringing in Bakersfield, climbing the ranks within AO, traveling the world for scooters, and much much more.Beck comes from a family full of scooter riders, and we dive into how growing up riding together pushed all of them to progress and level up alongside each other.

In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed scootering photographer Shelby Grimnes, whose work has helped define the visual culture of the sport. Shelby shares stories from her upbringing in the Arizona heat, the creative influences that inspired her to pick up a camera, and how the scooter community shaped her career. We also explore her recent role with World Skate and her thoughts on whether scootering could one day make its Olympic debut.

Today we sat down with the owner of Northern Limited, Aztek Team Rider, and arguably one of the best filmers in scootering. Please welcome Daniel Cardenas! For the first episode of this podcast we decided to talk with Daniel and discuss everything from Starting Northern, getting on Aztek, growing up in Arizona and what the future looks like for him and his brand. Grab some popcorn and enjoy!