The Skatemobb Podcast

Hey everyone! Guess who’s our featured guest today? It’s none other than Z Rod! Z Rod kicks off the Skatemobb Podcast with our host, Hyper Mike. We’ll be discussing some exciting topics, including the Vermont Blade Camp, a bit about Hype, the 40 Club,Events , Murdah Militia, The Brand, and a whole bunch of questions. So, grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and let’s dive into the world of skateboarding!

Skating experiences in NYC come from many angles, but the Bronx offers an especially thrilling tale of aggressive street skating. Hector reminisces about his first pair of skates as a child, the first skate video that excited him, being taught and led by mentors, and his skate crew from the early 2000s when skating truly took off.Skate lessons and more Instagram - @senorhappyfeet

Eric, an original aggressive inline skater from New York City, captivates his audience with tales of his early skating days. He shares stories of sponsors, bright lights, and cameras, vividly bringing to life his experiences from the 90s.follow on Instagram @eg1130_https://www.instagram.com/eg1130__?igsh=MWRydmszajRqdThzbA==

Before the Frankie Morales Skate Invitational Contest, Lady Q, a renowned female aggressive inline skater sat down to chat. She discussed the growth of women's inline , her personal skate tours abroad, overcoming injuries and recovery, and the upcoming Supergirl event. The conversation was filled with some old-school skate vibes.followInstagram @lady_blader super girl pro websitehttps://supergirlpro.com/Frankie Morales skate invitational Instagram @fminvittional

"Hailing from Hoboken, New Jersey, Kelly Matthew emerged as a trailblazing force in aggressive inline skating, conquering the East Coast scene in the early 1990s. As one of the first women to make a name for herself in the sport, Kelly shares captivating insights into her experiences, General Chat including:- Memories of her tight-knit crew and their adventures- Thrilling contest performances and victories- Epic trips and skate excursions- Pioneering women who paved the way for female empowerment in action sports- NC - New Creations Kelly's stories offer a unique glimpse into the dawn of aggressive inline skating, highlighting her contributions to the sport and the inspiring women who helped shape its history."for more info and bookings Instagram follow @kellybuttaz Skatemobb website www.skatemobbny.com

From Florida to Virginia to the DMV area , excitement and lively conversations energize the skate community. Tune in for Sunday school sessions, blader chats, and upcoming new skate contests and more jewlz to listen to.instagram for more info@lydelllockett703https://www.instagram.com/lydelllockett703?igsh=MTJxMzFobHptMGc0MQ==@sundaysschoolsessionshttps://www.instagram.com/sundayschoolsessions?igsh=MXE5c3gzcWU5Y2hiMw==Websitehttps://hypernovadetailing.com/www.skatemobbny.com

A special guest "Original skate friend and skater, The Panda, who is also a photographer, stops by the Skatemobb booth for a casual chat about what's happening in inline skating. He shares his thoughts on the contest while documenting skate life and his travels."follow Brooklyn blade comp on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/brooklynbladecomp?igsh=MXR6d2dvMGVqZnA1aw==for bookingwww.thepandaphotographer.comhttps://www.thepandaphotographer.com/#/

Drawing inspiration from the Jet Set Radio video game and a $5 pair of skates, Lina recalls how it all began. She shares her experience as a guest and skate supporter at the Brooklyn skate contest.follow Brooklyn blade comp on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/brooklynbladecomp?igsh=MXR6d2dvMGVqZnA1aw==

Young skate athlete Joe Kap joined the Brooklyn Blade contest. We had a chance to sit down and chat about his inline philosophy before he started his round in the competition.follow Brooklyn blade comp on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/brooklynbladecomp?igsh=MXR6d2dvMGVqZnA1aw==

The most controversial figure in the inline skate industry has made waves, from capturing the best photography in the skate game to becoming embroiled in numerous controversial mistakes and mishaps.

Talks about the start of his skatin in the 90's in the New York city and The Bronx! from castle hill to Parkchester to Morris park to new jersey , -

In Lyndonville, Vermont, at the Skate Park, outdoors with Jan, Josh, and Matt. They had a general chat about blades and camp dream wheels. Josh Weaver and Matt Garrity discussed where it all started and their skate crews.Follow big wheel blading for more infohttps://bigwheelblading.com/

Jayson Dunn visited the Vermont Blade and Camp 2024, chatted about a new skate shop in Ottawa, Canada called "OV Skate Shop." Skater owned !! We sat down during a skate session to chat about his new venture in Canada. - general chat "Soul slide city Slammers"websitehttps://ovskate.com/www.ovskateshop.com

Good friend Frog joins the Skatemobb podcast to share some 90s skate stories and discuss the aggressive inline skate scene in NYC area. - General skate chat

Talks About the new razors inline NYC style aggressive skate coming out and the love of rollerblading in ny and more - minus the fan

Jon Ortiz discussed some details about the 3rd annual skate contest "The Uptown Get Down," an underground skate culture event. He talked about the Bronx community’s passion and the future of the rollerblading community.

We had a discussion with Metha, a professional skater, family man, and business owner, about his fascinating organized skate trips to Mexico and Puerto Rico. He talked about inspiring youth and families to skate in those areas and shared skate stories and jokes ,tune in.

Had one of the best warmest coolest conversations with Johnny Sabes from the Level Up Skate park out in brick NJ. We sat down together for a one on one exclusive Skatemobb podcast chat , we talked about the park ,special deals and more . If you are around the area plan a trip to check out the skate parkwebsite https://www.levelupskatepark.com/.www.levelupskatepark.com

Introduction of the podcast