Ever since the late nineties when I first heard Hot Water Music’s album ‘Fuel for the Hate Game’ I knew I would be a lifelong fan.

Check out Scott’s favorite records #14 and #15!

I can say, without a doubt, say that Lucero is the band I have seen live the most

The Early 2000s BMX Ranch Jam took place on September 26th 2026, at The Ranch Camp located in Dugspur, Virginia. This was my first time to the Jam and will not be my last! In this video we will check out the dirt jam.

I love an album tour, so I was extra pumped when Minus the Bear announced the 25th anniversary tour for Menos el Oso.

Sometimes good intentions to film something turn into Forgotten Files. This is one of a few sitting on my hard drive, and the first one I'm dusting off is from the Rad Share Community Stoke Day

Check out Scott’s favorite records #12 and #13!

Amyl and the Sniffers brought their concert film Truth or Consequence to the big screen. Here's what it was like catching the raw, sweaty chaos of the band in a theater.

In this video, I sit down with founder Kevin Albritton to hear the story behind The Line, Kinston North Carolina's newest action sports park.

Here is another episode of Lost in the Archives! For this one, Steve Crandall takes us back to Back Alley Bikes in Carrboro, North Carolina.

I am fortunate to have made a decent career in BMX and to be honest, I have to contribute a lot of that with my tremendous crashing ability.

Back in November 2019 Corey Marteniz came to Raleigh, NC to film with Will Stroud for a Cinema BMX commercial. It was great watching Corey riding the local spots and getting stuff done! It was also great seeing him with back brakes so he could bust out the old faithfuls like this Fufanu and ice pick! We also hit up this iconic Raleigh spot that is, sadly, no longer there. Corey stretched this Superman over the 2' tall asphalt box! Side note. The building was a printing compa

Loaded up the Honda Pilot and made the run from Raleigh, NC to Birmingham, AL for FISE World Series.

Check out Scott’s favorite records #10 and #11!

Unfortunately the FISE Men's and Women's BMX Park finals were rained out. That was a bummer but we did watch some of amazing Flatland!

I drove out to Alabama for the FISE event in Birmingham, Alabama. I showed up just in time to see some of the Women's Park qualifying.

Somewhere out there, a person is sleeping approximately three feet from a bicycle signed by comedian/musician Dave Hill and the members of Puscifer.

In the late 90s I started a clothing company called Useless — because people kept asking why I was still riding those "useless BMX bikes." I didn't have a good answer, so I printed shirts instead. We sponsored riders, made three videos, and kept it going for a few years. Here's my section from the first one. Fair warning: it's on VHS, so it's pretty much useless.