Jason Lee | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts - Episode 221
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Jason Lee discusses growing up in Southern California, first learning 360 flips in his backyard, meeting Mark Gonzales for the first time, skating Christian Hosoi’s backyard vert ramp, getting on Blind Skateboards, filming for “Video Days”, starting Blue Skateboards with Chris Pastras, why they ended Blue and started Stereo Skateboards, skating with Julien Stranger in San Francisco, how quickly skating was progressing in the early 90’s, why he “retired” from skating and started acting, shooting his first movie, doing voice over work for video games and being in Skate 3 as Coach Frank, getting the lead role in the TV show “My Name Is Earl”, taking up photography, his photography books and much more!
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#Skateboarding #Podcast #Interview
When Lee gets asked about skateboarding in interviews it’s always quick and then they move on to movie stuff. 3+ hours of him talking skating was absolutely amazing. I need 3 more hours of this.
You're so right.
This interview is a blessing.
Facts. This interview was an experience
It's just different people man these guys know about skateboarding while cinema it's completely different
The Studios pay them what they do to PROMOTE the Films more than for the Acting itself.
They dont want to pay someone to fly around the world for months leading up the release of a movie, staying in High End hotels, paying for security, Riders etc for them to talk about SkateBoarding and NOT the film they are supposed to be promoting.
That makes this SOOOO much more special.
To see him talk about Skate boarding like you KNOW he's always wanted to is an absolute JOY!
Been a fan of Jason Since MallRats, Knew he was a Pro Skater but was bit before my time, and My Name Is Earl is STILL one my favourite shows of all time
Killer episode boys
Big Love from Australia!
He doesn't think he has anything to say about skating...but he has so much to say. And i would listen to the bible if he read it...just makes everything seem exciting
You guys pulled it off!, this is a big one, probably the biggest. Congrats Nine Club! Cataloguing Jason Lee's perspective on this art we all love is so important. The first Style God. Story teller extraordinaire.
Definitely a great get. I think Spike was bigger though cuz he rarely does interviews. Marc maron can't even get Spike on WTF
Jay boy was the first style god but I agree
Like skate style?
@@eVerProductions1 ever seen his part in Video days? indeed...
So much history kind of like these days were living thru today. Mind BLOWN
I've never seen Jason so excited during an interview, not even with Kevin Smith. You can tell that when he's hanging out with fellow skaters he's in his comfort zone.
His passion for skating is next to none!
"Once you´re a skater - you´ll always be a skater" - so true.
Im turning 45 this year, had to end my 15 years of skating due to knee injuries and such when I was 30 and still I cannot get that "look for spots" out of my head. I´m still always on the lookout for ledges, stairs, rails and such. Even after 15 years of NOT skating anymore (cant believe its that long tbh)
Nobody will ever understand this who never skated.
Yes sir! The skateboarder eye never leaves you.
Dusting off my board after 10 years getting back in to the mindset of a skater nd the whole world opend up theres a super slick parking lot perfect for burnslides cant do the crazy tricks anymore but flatground/freestyle is calling my name
Edit: been riding a little lately nd i still have boneless hardflips nd kickflips almost fakie 180 shuv its
@@billysummers7683 hell yeahhh!!! Get some!!!
Absolutely I'm 39, stopped skating when I was 27. Getting back on the board again. But the passion and love never left. I'm the same I constantly look at spots and wonder.
I’m 35 with arthritis in bike ankles, cysts getting near my nerves, blown out knees and fractured heels. Now and days I just watch
I love the discussion about once a skater, always a skater. I haven't skated in years. I'm a lawyer and a dad now (not that that means I can't also skate...I'm just at a different part of my life). But I still watch every new Thrasher video part coming out. And I still have dreams about not quite being able to frontside flip (was my favorite looking trick but could never quite do them).
Get back on
Skaters will never look to a handrail or a set of stairs like everybody else. No matter if you still have a board setup or not.
One wheel! Stoke machine bro 😎 get one and feel 17 again! I got one about a year ago and it gives me a glimpse of youthful fun again. My body is wrecked from skateboarding so it’s a nice adult alternative.
I certainly dont skate that much. But I need to keep a board around cause I don't stop having dreams about it. Sometimes I just NEED to hop on it, even if its just to check the mailbox.
And i've definitely never stopped watching skate vids. Its true, once you get it in you, it never leaves.
Now that you're old, take up snowboarding if you haven't already.
As a 42 year old guy who skated in the late 80s early 90s getting back into it this is so sick
"Skateboarding is sacred ground." So true man, even if you stop skating all together you're still a skater. It forever changes the way you view the world.
100%, and people who don't/have never skated will never fully understand. My view of the world is completely different after skating for this many years...I'm so glad I found skateboarding. Some of the most genuinely rad and cool people I've ever met, I met through skateboarding
They say you should never meet your heroes, but in my experience meeting Jason Lee on set was a moment I'll never forget. So humble and kind, he remembered my name and everyone else's throughout the shoot and he even ate with us on lunch break. I picked his brain a little about blind and stereo but didnt want to be that guy, yet he was totally open to talking skating with me (no one else knew what we were talking about). he was super hyped on Yoshi Tenenbaum who was just coming up. Thanks for being an all around awesome dude Jason.
can’t believe this episode actually happened
Just wait till Rodney comes on
What about rocco?
@finance he might, he went on tony and Ellis' show. Granted he is great friends with Tony, so maybe your right
Gotta get gonz on
Yes all of the suggestions in the comments are definitely future podcast gold but we need Cardiel "all hail Cardiel"
Jason's energy is just awesome, real talk. You can hear the excitement he still has for skateboarding, I was genuinely smiling the whole time listening 😁 Hands down one of the top episodes in my book 💯
If took me by surprise, so sick! Once a skater always a skater.
Same ergegy as corey duffel 100% skate
what a fuckin rad dude. i love how genuine he's been throughout his career and stayed true to his roots.
Such a great interview. So happy to see Jason lee is as real as he seems. Im blown away by his recall on video parts and tricks pulled at certain spots. COACH FRANK IS NECESSARY FOR SKATE 4!
You're doing good Benny keep at it buddy "HEY YOU.. OVER THERE
@@chachmcgrach2053 GIT GIT GEYEEEEEEAHH!!!
Don’t forget though, new coach frank yells it all while he drinks & smokes in his chair! Lol
holy crap, I've never seen Chris so excited. He's literally leaning forward in to table.
🤓 same haha
its pretty incredible , this is a big interview
Video Days was the first video he ever saw. Even I'd be like "holy shit, Jason fuckin Lee 😳"
Drinking game for this episode: take a drink every time Jason touches Dubs’ shoulder 😂
Dude lol 😆
HAHAHA...I was just about to make this comment!
I came here for this comment 🤟
yer, we getting hammered.
Im only 26 minutes in and went looking for this comment 😂
I'm not a skateboarder, I will never skateboard, but man did I LOVE this interview!
Never say never !
"That's OK... come with us."
@@MontaukFilms7 Ride on
You are in!
He transitioned to film acting, but you can tell his heart was always with skateboarding. He remembers this stuff like it was yesterday.
No he doesn’t.
Only seven minutes in and I’m already hooked. Nostalgia overload, I think I’m gonna cry.
Same feelings exactly.
My first pro board was a Blind Jason Lee board in ‘91 living in Huntington Beach, so extra hyped for this!
was it the cat in the hat one?
Got the "burger Board" slick bottom on my wall.
@@philipdahl8767 I believe it was the Tony Hawk graphic like the one hanging on the wall of this episode m, definitely was popsicle shape because it was my first modern shape but i'm not 100% sure. It was used (supposedly by Jason Lee because I bought it off his supposed cousin Boyd at school). Cool if it was true, either way I was stoked I got it cheap haha.
@Mac Fleming This was at Spring View but I don't remember his last name. That name sounds vaguely right. I remember it not being Lee. It's possible he didn't go to my school and that we just met up on the streets. I vaguely remember going to his house in HB. I also think he wore Hawaiin shirts and shorts a lot if that rings a bell, haha. (the weird things we remember)
I got the cat in the hat one from value village learned heelflips on that bad boy
Jason Lee is such a humble legend.
Grew up watching him in mallrats and clerks and found out he skated later on made me appreciate him so much more.
Especially after seeing his skating style.
This was awesome.
This is surreal for me. I skated with Jason back in the day and was fortunate enough to skate with Gonz and Natas in Balboa a couple times.
Jason talking about meeting Gonz hit so close to home because the three of us skated and then drove up to Jerry’s Deli right around that time.
I was like “Mark Gonzales is in my car!!!”
I still believe that was the beginning of Jay getting into show biz.
Awesome interview!!! Thank you.
Lee talking about a
Gons pavin the way to skaters, Guy Mariano's talent from God, Koston's Switch 3 flip a piramid in 93', Kareem's switch shuvits. This is an amazing podcast!
THE GON'S!
I was always so impressed with Lee's part, first KF back tailslide, first Back Bigflip. Plus his vert skating just flowed,
@@capo_di_capi True! Lee has style, tech and vert with style of course!
@infoslinger Sure, we know and props to him for it's talento but no matter who's the first, cause Rodney's earlier and very tech. The Gons is whom Jason mentioned about 10 times in this interview about how he is the most crazy, talented, charimastic , Willy Wonka of Skateboarding in it's own words.
"It's own words: THE GONS" lol
They touch on the insane progression of street skating between 1986 and 1991 at about an hour into the interview. I started skating right around '86, and witnessing the progression of street skating in those five years was really amazing. When you watch footage from a street contest from 1985 compared to what skaters like Lee, Gonz and Natas were doing in contests in 1988 is just nuts. There should be a full-length documentary about this era. The story here that Lee tells about Gonz driving to his house to see the 360 flip is so great. A full documentary filled with little stories like this would be killer.
This has to be the best 9 show ever. He's so fun to listen to. Good job guys
We just had a Tony Hawk skate park installed in our teeny tiny little town a couple years ago, and, I gotta say, it warms my heart to see all the kids I see out there all summer long. It's been a HUGE thing for the kids in our town, and, we're all super appreciative of it.
My 4yr old looked at the tv and said "ALVIIIIINNNNNN" 🤣😂🤣😂
Never have I heard Crob / Kelly / Jeron talk so much and everyone interrupting and being so insanely excited. Jason Lee has them frazzled and rightfully so, fucking epic. Been looking forward to this one for a looooooooong time. Good stuff gentleman.
My uncle was an executive producer on My Name is Earl. I loved watching the show every thursday night with my whole family and waiting to see my unlcles name in the credits. I even got an autographed stereo skateboard from Jason as a gift, plus t shirts and stickers.
As always, Jason just seems like a top-tier human as well as a legend. He has such respect and reverence for skateboarding and the greats who pioneered the sport, despite being a pioneer in his own right.
Jason Lee - "Imagine meeting a person of that caliber"
Chris - "totally"
Chris' Face - "I'm doing that right now"
This is the most legendary episode for me.jason lee,Lee, Ed Templeton,and mike v.are a few of the top reasons I got into skateboarding in the first place...been at it for twelve years solid now and hopefully many more to come
hey man you killed it in batman
@@dylanjordan4747 thanks my guy lmao
@@dylanjordan4747 but sadly our last names aren't the same lol
@@dylanjordan4747 different guy. this one killed a seagull did questionable things with Willem Dafoe.
Man. The thing that stoked me out more than the interview? The comments! All the positivity coming from the skate community. It's difficult not to see skating as a superior art form and life style than most others sometimes reading comments like these. Four wheels. Trucks and a piece of wood did all this, all over the world for so long. Blows my shitting mind. :)
And bearings and bolts. Can't forget those fellas.
“I’m so glad I was gifted a skateboard” -Jason Lee
i love that universal experience :’) so lovely to be handed a piece of wood that unlocks a whole community and piece of your identity that never really goes away. i’m super proud to say i’ve gifted each of my brothers a skateboard and it’s so nice watching them progress and just have this universal passed down experience it’s so special
..."n a sucky celebrity".....wonder how he was at scientology?
Epic episode with Jason Lee! I love hearing all the OG skateboarding stories. Amazing job! Please get more OG’s on like Natas, Gonz, Blender, Stranger, Barbee, Hensley on the show.
What an absolute legend, the 80s/early 90s guests are my favorites. Entertaining as hell, and amazing to see how humble Jason is after decades in Hollywood. Need to get Gonz and Templeton soon!
Templeton would probably do it. I highly doubt gonz would. He’s a bit of a strange cat.
Gonz is really off his rockers. I doubt he would do it and if he did I don't think you'd get much out of him. Not like Jason here.
Mark probably wouldn't be able sit still enough for it, but Templeton would be an amazing guest! I'm still waiting for a Kareem interview tho
@@From96TilDeath Kareem would be sick.
This was my favorite. Amazing, deep history and great energy. I skated as a kid (1988-1992) and didn't skate again until I was 42, last year. It's been transformational. Once a skater...
How did it feel to get back into it? Is it harder now that you’re 42? Ill be 40 this year, and would love to give it a go. I haven’t even touched a skateboard in 20 years.
@@Podcastforthewin It's been amazing, and I'm absolutely hooked. I was actually surprised at how much muscle memory there still was after so much time. I'm slightly better now, after a year, then I was back then. But I feel like an absolute beginner, given how far skateboarding has come in 30 years.
Same i stopped around 91 or 92 started back a couple of months ago at 45, and it has been brutal, no lie. The first day i fell twice and jammed my shoulder up for about a month, it got better. Then i twisted my knee, but i ain't giving in, man!
This is 1000% the most feel good inspiring thing that I’ve seen since the pandemic + my midlife crisis + finally processing childhood abuse and trauma in therapy the past year and a half. And now I just wanna make art again and keep being my sweet ass weirdo self, and skate more.
Never stop being weird.
There is nothing to be feared.
Anything that's bad
make it a lesson and good
and......jus be RAD!
Hell yeah
I seriously can’t believe this one finally happened. So grateful to the Nine Club and J Lee for stepping up. Has to be the most requested guest besides Gonz. Speaking of, I like how this low key turned into a Gonz and Julian Stranger tribute episode. The J Lee Chomeball interview was epic, but it’s amazing to actually hear these stories from the legend’s mouth. My favorite skater of all time. Team One Foot, fuck “Ollie North.”
Remember the poster of him with the one foot over the hydrant ?
@@dendriovos Yeah, totally. It's set as the wallpaper in my iPhone.
#BringBackThePOW
He's right though, ollie north is such a nonsensical name
@@capo_di_capi Idk I honestly think it sounds sick but to each their own lol
I love that JL says once a Skater always a Skater. I've been Skateboarder my whole life. I got Covid19 in August and then it triggered Rematiod Arthritis. I'm still hoping to get back on board. It's been really hard not to ride daily. I turn 50 this April.
Keep active..you got to get the toxins out. Everyone should know the importance of circulation. Stretching's tough but very beneficial. You'll be back your a sk8er at 50 years of age...I have to believe in you!
You got this!
Good luck pal... You've got this
@@gerardcoyne1738 ❤️👍
@@hotcoffeebreath sweet handle. Hey, wasn't that kool to hear how much love and respect JL still has for sk8boarding?!
Being a skater from the late 80's and 90's, this interview really resonated with me. Jason Lee is one of the most down to Earth people out there, and hearing him talk about his experiences, and genuine love for skateboarding, was nothing short of awesome.
Jason being equally enthusiastic about The Iron Giant as anything else he talked about warmed my heart 💜
such a great movie.
Supermann!
The best! But also Lee as Syndrome, sooo so good!
It's the pros over 40 that are bringing the funness to skating right now. I'm waiting for the 40 plus guys to form a team and just kill it. Think about who's over 40 and imagine a full length video of fun slappy street skating with realistic lands and tricks. it would be more inspiring than anything out for years.
Right! chomp on this had that vibe. Was a very fun and memorable video
Everyone now skates like a Robot.
But over 40 are still killing it Elkington is 44 and still switch FS flipping 12 stairs
@@AlexG1020 Chico Brenes has more style today than he did at his EMB prime youth.
You don't need to know more than 3 tricks... just do them with style.
@@rmhfpv9225 you're right... I looove 2020's Chico. I'm currently riding one of his Big Boy boards... Love that too
Like Tired kicked up a few notches?
I’m blown away by Jason’s love for the old school. He is stoked by stoke. What a great skater
I love how you have so many hosts but no one talks over the guest when they shouldn't and then when they do talk it is so relevant to what the guest is saying it just makes sense. One of the best podcasts I have listened to.
It somehow took me 3 hours and 21 minutes to make dinner tonight.. Great episode guys!
One of my heroes. Best tre flip there ever was. Love jason
I came here to say the same thing. Top 5 3 flips ever imo.
Yes, he literally made the 3 flip popular. All around legend
It's actually kinda wild that he only does one or two of them in Video Days; there's one in the intro and (I think) one in his actual part.
I love how stoked Jason is to be connecting with Jeron. It's like he totally forgot he's the celebrity in the room. Killer interview!!
It was so dope to see. I've never seen him really talk about skateboarding in depth. It was so cool, you could tell he was so excited to be there.
@@RyanNixonMusic The only time I ever saw him go this in depth was for the Video Days doc or the Rocco doc
This is what skateboarding is all about. One of the best episodes. Love Jason Lee and his genuine youthful spirit.
Wow, completely enjoyed this as Jason Lee was one of my favorites in the early 90's. I had the privilege of skating with Jason Lee, Rodney Mullen, Ron Chatman and Randy Colvin when they did a tour back in 90' (I believe) at a local skate shop in Kenosha Wisconsin and then we hit downtown afterward. I'll never forget that. Such good memories..
In 1999, I got to skate with Mark Gonzales one night in SF. I was doing switch kick flips pretty good. Mark says "How do you do those that good?' I told him that I learned them from him.
thats so fucking rad bro do you remember what he said back when you said you learned that from him ?
@@masonmcconnell9375 I don't remember, but he probably just changed the topic. Mark seemed like a real humble guy.
Best tre flips ever. I modeled my tre flips after Jason Lee. I started skating Airwalks after I discovered Jason and started skating. Amazing style. Dude is a legend. One of my favorite episodes so far.
me too, and I still skate airwalks, the prototypes from back in the day!
@@yellowmagicdog3350 how do you get those?
"It's hard to walk down memory lane, when you need a cane...fuck me" lmaoo so many gems. Great, great interview. You could tell Jason loved it and was in his true element.
One of the best episodes, hands down. His level of enthusiasm for skating and skaters is super rad to hear. This just had me smiling for 3.5 hours. You can tell Chris was extra hyped to have him there too.
Well done Nine Club!
damn, i never saw Chris Robert being SO EXCITED and genuine full of happiness
"Bams cool, here's a carrot"
The greatest line ever on this show
Time stamp? Just trying to get some context. Edit: I found it, sorry. Thought I missed it!
@@dontcallmegus you gonna give the time stamp?
@@augormasterson9312 1:37:29
Not a skateboarder and first time watching/listening to The Nine Club, but had to watch because of Jason Lee, love the guy. This episode made me love the guy even more, and such a cool show. Love the chilled vibe, and makes me want to pick up a skateboard to just chill and get around on.
Keep up the great work!
When the world feels like it’s falling apart it’s Convos like these that put a massive smile on face. Jason is a G
He doesn’t mention his Rob Maggie days and being on Illusion Skateboards with Ron Chatman. He was doing 360 kick flips at ASU. And I was doing Ollie flip 50/50 grinds. Jason was cool and said what’s up? I like that trick your doing. I said busy one of those 360 flips to fifty fifty. He did it. It wasn’t 50/50 and sketch AF. But he get a grind out of it. He was cool AF. We skated in contests together a lot. I was good friends with Randy Colvin. So that got me in with the whole world blind team. What a fucking awesome experience in 88-91 skating with those guys. Ron was my favorite. Him and Jason were fucking out the chain Hillarious to hang and skate with.
Jason Lee's part in Blind Video Days was legendary! My name is Earl and Mallrats are classic 🛹
And Dogma, can't forget Dogma
@@phlooke Jason Lee in every Kevin Smith movie he did was great, but mallrats was his magnum opus lol
@@phlooke tru dat ~ I'll never forget the shit demon 💩😂
@@codyscards6698 👍 agreed
Jason Lee has always seemed like a real cool, down to earth guy but this really solidified that opinion in my mind. Absolutely love to see him talk about just skating.
Epic, just epic. So nice to remember the old days, when Matt Hensley and Jason Lee were our greatest inspirations, streetskating in Germany. So good that we had those great times!
I just texted my old skate buddy that I haven't spoken to for years to give him virtual high-five for us having such great times back then.
Thanks for the interview!
Every time there’s a older veteran skater on, it’s like a grandpa telling his grandkids stories from the war.
To be they went up against the toughest enemy of all time…the pre-Rodney King LAPD
Fuck no. Most wars from the 1900s were iniciated or worsen by USA.
this is LIFE
@@demian1173 USA kills millions of innocent civilians *silence*
Russia kills WHITE skinned innocent civilians *WORLDWIDE OUTRAGE*
And us grandkids love it
Jason's the kind of legend that resonates over and over - for many, the skater, for others the guy from Mallrats and even others, Earl Hickey. Iconic in every role.
So stoked you guys finally landed this one, that'll save a lot of "We've tried to get him!" messages :D
This episode was an instant classic. Jason has the best one liners! "IT'S HARD TO WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH A CANE?" 😂
Lee was my favorite skater til he quit and then I was so stoked when his name was Earl.
SO HYPED! EARL HICKEY CHANGED MY CHILDHOOD AND JASON CHANGED MY SKATE LIFE!
I have to watch Earl, I have never seen one episode...
My first pair of real skate shoes were the air walk jason lee pro model. I have Been waiting for this since the nine club started ! A truly Incredible notification to receive. Thank you skateboarding ! Thank you nine club ! And thank you Jason lee
Man the all white with gum bottoms were so sick
they look so sick even now!, I would love to own a pair.
The cursive signature on the tongue was such a standout move. I’d rock them today for sure.
I had those in some ugly green, only skate shoe I really ever skated in. I was a shelltoe guy.
i love how hard and durable the soles were.
What an extremely well rounded conversation. The stories, the vibe and the history spoken completely unfiltered.
Well done!
just rewatching this and already the first minutes are skate history, jason telling the story when mark came by his house because he heard of him doing a 360flip
This, right here, made my year already. I couldn't stop smiling. Jason is one of the best people around!
With the popularity of online petitions these days actually gaining some traction for things, can we get one going for a finale for My Name is Earl? I think we all deserve, as well as Jason himself! Thank you guys for this, and thank you Jason for all of the fond memories and inspiration with your career. Legendary!
If it ends with Earl tre flip revert, I think some skaterz will be cool with that
"It's jazz."
Probably THE most accurate way to describe Mark's style. Or even skating at all tbh.
True, for those who understand what Jazz in it's purest form, like Gonz skating to John Coltrane, truly is.
Getting to the end of this. I don’t want it to end. What an amazing chat.
This is exactly why I watch . Me being sort of newer generation of skateboarding I wouldn’t of known this dude but you guys shed light on the OGs that shaped skateboarding into what it is now gotta respect it !
Goosebumps hearing Jason talk about how good Hosoi was....the wheels spinning!
I would pay serious money to go back in time and see hosoi rip up a pool or vert ramp or Tom Penny destroy a mini ramp..
Just finding out Rog was a camera operator on viva la bam...so GNARLY
I love how Jason feels so confident with these guys.
Amazing episode. I love everything about the Nine club. Almost Famous is one of my favorite movies of all time. I think Jason hit the nail on the head. Once a skater always a skater. I haven't been on a board in 23 years but, still love that time in my life and respect the hell outta skateboarding in all of it's facets. The end of the episode struck a cord with me. I bought my first skateboard at Stratosphere Skate Shop in Little 5 back in 94'. It was a Stereo deck with Venture trucks. It was eye opening for a teenager coming down from the Burbs. A few years later we'd skate downtown ATL Bellsouth, Marta stations, Federal building, 40 yd etc. Truly a magical time in my life. Great to the see the spirit of skateboarding alive and better than ever. I still can't look at things and not think about skating them even after all these years. I have a skateboarders mindset in life and it's bleed over into my current passion of fly fishing. Keep em coming boys.
Mcdormand and Jason made that movie
Right on 🤟
3 days in and I’m still bursting out in laughter. This is probably the best episode ever.
Thanks guys, this interview was the best one. Please bring Jason back soon for a stop and chat !
One of the absolute legends of skateboarding who went on to be successful in so many different disciplines. His part in the Blind video will forever be epic! Thanks so much for this 🙏 much love from Japan ❤️
This was one of the nine clubs all time great podcasts overall. Hell yeah
This is one of my favorite episodes. Love Jason Lee.
"Will Skate for Food"
I almost got sent home from school for wearing that shirt!
Seeing that Jason has never stopped loving it. I always wondered why he “quit.” ❤️
Love it when you guys bring back the legend’s who contribute so much to Skateboarding!
Need a Mark Gonzalez episode!!
Just hearing Jason lee mention Mullen and give him props to all the tricks is amazing. Makes me love being a skateboarder even more just to hear the history and these guys being my idols.
Sooo glad that I spent the time with this. Just a super cool laid back chat about the great times. I turn 50 this year but skating has been a huge part of life since I was around 8 or 9 - I don’t get to ride as much these days but even a cruise and a few gentle pops brings the smile. I’m sure I had a few posters of Jason from old editions of Read and Destroy magazine or copies of Thrasher that we used to get when record stores used them to protect the vinyl during import into the UK. You can’t sit through this without getting the biggest smile on your face and just radiating from stoke. Great work guys
So good you have these legends on. Jason Lee is one of my all-time favorite skater, and I also love his photography.
Thank you for this interview. It's so crazy--my daughters know him as the voice of Syndrome in "The Incredibles"--I still think of him as the dude who pioneered one of first known kickflip back tailslides on video. Absolute legend.
Wow Jason Lee is such a fantastic person. He's really lovely and has great stories. Love this episode.
man that was amazing getting to hear first hand about video days... My buddy told me about video days when i was a kid and it changed my life. Jason lee continues to inspire me
Nailed it with the "it feels like Vegas in here." Fabulous interview. Jason Lee needs to push for a remake of some Chevy Chase movies; he looks so similar!
the first 30mins are profound.. cant imagine what the next 3hrs hold..... thank you Jason Lee, thank you Nine club, thank you skateboarding
Been hoping and waiting for this one for ages.
As a kid born in the 80`s Jason was one of those "I wish I was like this dude" types, one night growing up I was watching TV late at night and stumbled upon the first Clerks movie and I instantly fell in love with the humor and all the references to things I loved (Star wars,movies and comics) and I started chasing down more more Kevin Smith flix, when I finally found Mall rats some time later and found my fav skater having a role in that movie I was shocked, been such a joy following Jason since the 90`s going from skating to movie,TV roles,voice acting,games and photography. The amount of influence Jason has had in me and my friends life is outrageous.
Thank you Jason, for being an inspiration to me and countless people out there that have loved any of the many careers you`ve flourished in throughout the years.
This is amazing, I am 50 now still skating with my 7 year old grand son, all the people he is talking about were and still are my hero’s. I was an extra in Mall Rats in the audience of the game show and didn’t even know what I was in at the time. Jason wasn’t there when we filmed which was a bummer later because I was a huge fan and didn’t even know he was in that until it came out. Crazy
"A Visual Sound" was one of the three skate videos (on VHS) I had back in the day. I was a poor kid, so I just watched the same three videos over and over!
I still revisit that video at least once a year, and it still hits just as hard every time 💚
I remember how much skate videos were in the nineties, especially here in the UK!
@@fugazi32 I live in a small town that only had a skate shop for about a year too, that made it hard to get them. I only had A Visual Sound, Label Kills, and some funky complication I haven't been able to find again that was a bunch of pro's amateur footage.
I had that video as well and loved it.
Like Crob said, enthralled. Possibly one of the best podcasts I've ever watched. 👏 Jason sat down and talking skateboarding and he is insightful and poignant. Thank you nineclub this made me feel grateful for being a youth in the early 90s. 🙏
Watched him on my name is earl and then my skater friends introduced me to his skate parts. Earl Hickey doing a tre-flip blew my mind and ive been in love with his career ever since.
Jason Lee is a cool guy & down to earth. Awesome when actors are cool like this & just one of the boys! Really enjoyable interview when dudes are chill like this!
I've been looking forward to this one. Grew up skating with Jason. He was always one to push a session and make it fun. One of the funniest guys ever.