The Rollback: A BMX Podcast

I credit Colin Mackay with being the BMX rider that really started the "Australian Revolution" in the United States. He disagrees, but we're still friends. Colin talks how he ended up living in the USA, somewhat accidentally climbing the pro ranks, his gig at Haro and its recent ending, working for Vans, and much more. Colin kicks ass, but you should already be well aware of that.

Trey Jones talks originality, the switch from Cult to Subrosa, Swamp Fest, marrying Scotty Cranmer's sister, hating The Olympics, and much more.

Mykel Larrin talks overcoming adversity and finding international success in the BMX world. From Wisconsin to Iraq, Mykel has taken in countless experiences that have formed him into one of the most interesting guys on the deck of the vert ramp.

BMX legend Chris Doyle discusses his recent traumatic health scare, how he's feeling now, getting back on his bike, doing television work, his future plans, and much more.

BMX lifer Leigh Ramsdell discusses his current role at Mongoose, being in Dave Mirra's video game, his previous life as a plumber, how much he hates gluten, where BMX is heading, and much more.

Anthony Napolitan is a BMX veteran who has seen the industry from almost every side it has to offer. Here, he discusses the infamous frontflip onto the fence clip, inventing the double frontflip, creating Red Bull Dreamline and eventually parting ways with the brand, what his future holds, and much more. Also, we were drinking whiskey.

Cult pro / video guru / all-around great guy Dan Foley talks tattoos, Cult's new full-length, living in Greenville, freecoasters, traveling, putting ice cream on pancakes, keeping it simple, and much more.

Arguably the most influential woman in the history of freestyle BMX discusses how she got into a sport that no other women were doing, its current state, where its headed, and much more.

Chances are you know that Larry Edgar goes significantly higher than the average BMX rider, but chances are you didn't know about his rough upbringing and BMX roots. Once you hear his story, everything else will seem even more impressive. Seriously.

A BMX injury led pro rider Ryan Mills to pain pills and pain pills eventually led to a full-blown drug addiction. Ryan lost everything, spent a substantial amount of time in jail, and had to work his ass off to defeat his demons.

Daniel discusses growing up in Caracas, Venezuela and the craziness that came along with it, the difficulty of breaking out of South America and becoming a world-renown pro rider, becoming an American citizen, his plans after retirement, and much more.

Dennis Enarson - one of the greatest BMX riders in the history of the sport - discusses initially switching from racing to freestyle, what's going on with Markit, his upcoming Demolition video part, social media, The Olympics, and much more.

The godfather of BMX video parts talks hosting amateur events, his new role as a professional judge, his outlook on the direction BMX is heading in, The Olympics, what he has left in the tank, and much more.

The first BMX rider to ever pull a 1080 discusses retiring early, finding great success in the fitness nutrition industry, and everything in between.

One of the greatest riders in the history of BMX discusses his new gig as a coach for the British Cycling team, the future of vert, his current relationship with riding, and much more.