UNCLICKED

Sit back, and get comfortable because you're in for a treat. We’ve got Daniel Dhers in the Unclciked studio. well... The mobile studio anyway. While out at Fise in Shanghai, Ryan sat down with Daniel Dhers for a 4-hour monolith of an episode. Daniel is a legend in BMX and is dripping in accolades. He’s an Olympic medalist, Dew Tour title winner, and X Games gold medalist, He invented the Cash roll and even holds a NORA Cup for ramp rider of the year. The list goes on, Daniel Dhers is one of the most successful BMX riders of the last decade. He’s approaching his retirement and doesn't seem to be slowing down. Hit play and enjoy!
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Host:
Ryan Fudger: https://www.instagram.com/fyanrudger/
Guest:
Daniel Dhers: https://www.instagram.com/danieldhers/
0:00 - Daniel Dhers
30:00 - Dave Mirra
53:20 - Pro contests
1:18:00 - Redbull
1:27:00 - Cashroll
1:49:15:00 - Fame
2:23:00 - Closing the skatepark
2:46:00 - Olympics
3:10:00 - Retirement
3:22:00 - China team
3:41:19 - Moments

Sorry for the delay with this one...really tried to keep the Olympic footage but all my tricks failed...and people question why we don't cover Olympics stuff, eh? All that stuff aside, super hyped to have Perris fiiiinallly sit down to discuss her wild journey from doing smith grinds in a random park, giving up BMX to become an MMA fighter, and eventually becoming a Olympic silver medalist. Maybe we'll had some timecodes, but ya should list the whole way through...
Thanks to Oskar Blues, and Source BMX, for supporting the Unclicked Podcast!
Hosts: Ryan Fudger: https://www.instagram.com/fyanrudger/
Dennis Enarson: https://www.instagram.com/dennisenarson/
Guest: Perris Benegas: https://www.instagram.com/perrisbenegas/

Simply put, Jamie Bestwick is a living legend with a list of accomplishments a mile long. His work ethic is something to be admired. Sit back and enjoy some truly inspirational words from the man himself in this three-hour episode of Unclicked.
Contents:
0:00 - Intro / 13 X-Games gold Medals
0:44 - Baja Champion, Olympic coach, Coffee Company owner...
2:20 - Long Distance Gravel Cycling
4:40 - Vert Contests
10:00 - Jay Miron / Finding yourself after BMX
13:20 - Dave Mirra / Competitions
22:40 - First American contest
27:20 - TM flipping off the X-Games Judges
30:00 - Crashing and reflecting on being a Professional BMX rider
40:45 - Competing against Dave Mirra
53:20 - Best vert rider in the world / Not being self-made
58:30 - Work ethic
1:00:48 - No medals on display on home?
1:09:00 - Woodward Cloud 9 deck / Amazing times and drama
1:16:00 - The winning streak ending
1:21:10 - Riding contests with spine and nerve issues
1:30:00 - BMX as a job
1:46:45 - The last X-Games Jamie rode in
1:52:42 - Question from Nathan Williams / BMX time limit?
1:59:00 - Jamie’s role in the Olympics / Coaching
2:19:00 - Getting the Olympic team on the same page
2:33:45 - So much more to teach the Olympic team
2:40:35 - Olympics direct impact on BMX
2:48:00 - Words of inspiration from Jamie / “What do I want?”

I can’t say enough good things about Steve Crandall, He has inspired multiple generations with his selfless stoke and humble approach to being a BMX icon. Crandall's stoke is infectious, just being around him will spark something in your mind to keep pushing forward to be your best self. Consider yourself lucky if you ever get the chance to meet and hang with the Cran-man. Now sit back, hit play, and enjoy this 3hr podcast with Steve Crandall.
00:10 - Intros / New Studio?
01:10 - Road Trip Painting / Drop In Coffee
02:20 - Trip to San Diego
08:30 - Infinite potential / life lesson
09:30 - Early days
12:00 - Growing up in New York style upbringing
13:45 - FBM End of an era / Stuck on an island
21:52 - Money Vs memories
25:47 - Fire, Beer, Mayhem...Fat Bald Men
31:34 - Albert St
41:25 - BMX was all connected
59:00 - Keeping the stoke as a life long BMX’er
1:09:00 - Mike Tag and BMX changing
1:21:00 - Quitting drinking cold turkey
1:26:40 - Peak FBM
1:43:10 - "Anything is possible but you got to work for it” - Steve
1:44:15 - Circling back to FBM / Sacrifices
2:04:30 - Rad Share and staying involved in BMX
2:16:00 - Rumble in Richmond / Julian Molina
2:27:20 - Radshare gaining traction and still grass roots
2:33:25 - Artwork and Drop in Coffee
2:42:26 - Words of encouragement
2:47:24 - Crandall's book with Matt Copeland
2:57:30 - BMX continues to surprise us...no rules
Steve Crandall
Drop In Coffee
Ryan Fudger
Demarcus Paul
Unclicked Podcast
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Matt Ray has been on a cross-country trip for several weeks and one of the last things he did before heading home was sit down with us and discuss his early bmx days, roar'n at simple session, perfect barspins, and some upcoming life changes. Enjoy!
0:00 - Intro / Traction Coffee
2:50 - Matt’s two month adventure
8:30 - Growing up at Rye Airfield
19:20 - Street or Park rider?
27:10 - East coast vs west coast
32:10 - Shadow/Subrosa from the beginning
37:50 - Dropping out of High School
41:30 - Roar’n at Simple Session
46:20 - Bye Jordans, hello Etnies
51:00 - Nigel Sylvestor
56:40 - Mike Spinner
1:00:00 - Baby Matt Ray!
1:09:50 “People think I’m a jock”
1:15:50 - Barspins
1:21:16 - Not falling once during filming of Boston Massacre
1:34:10 - Instagram questions (some deece ones)
1:42:30 - The nose manual from Boston Massacre