Zoned Out Raymond Warner & Matt Gould

This is such a special podcast featuring two legends of the sport. Collin Snoeck, owner of Tilt Scooters, has gone leaps and bounds through his brand. Part design, sending riders around the globe to promote the sport & creating a new genre are just a few of the things that Collin has succeeded in and I wanted to know what the story behind his start, his failures and his successes was.

Delaney Ball....what a G. Delaney has been killing it within the industry for quite some time now. Delaney is out there doing it for the girls across the world on her scooter. She was recently crowned the first girl to hit the Hollywood 16 rail, first ever girl Tilt team rider (and very well deserved) & is an all around bad-ass on the scoot. I have never had the chance to truly sit down and talk with Delaney, but this was a great way to do it. With herself and Collin side by side.

Huge thanks to both Collin and Delaney for coming and sitting down to have a conversation with me at Scooter Zone. By the way, this was filmed quite some time ago...so I apologize for the delay in uploading it. Thank you all for listening and enjoy.

Zack Rowan is one of scootering’s most gifted street riders. He has been to nearly every street jam and has been working hard to make his mark every chance he gets. We had the pleasure of sitting down and talking to Zack about his journey throughout scootering. What was it like growing up and scootering in Michigan? How did you become a part of the Tilt team? Why did you go from riding skateparks to street? All these questions answered by Zack in this special episode of Zoned Out Podcast.

Vincent Kudrna is one of the most gifted scooter riders on the planet. He has been a long time rider for Fasen Scooters, has a ton of worlds firsts in his bag and he has grown to spread professionalism both on and off his scooter. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to sit down with Vincent and talk about his journey. In this interview, we talk about tours, tricks, the current state of Fasen, Vincent's signature parts and more. We apologize for being absent for so long, but we hope you enjoy today's podcast regardless. Thank you all for tuning into this special interview with VinCoon.

We had the chance to sit down with scooter legend Andrew Broussard. Andrew is a big reason scootering is where it is today due to his many creations such as Scooter Resource, the SD competition and some of the first ever quality aftermarket parts. The goal of this interview is to educate as many people as possible within the world of scootering. We want people to know where the sport came from and how it evolved during its infancy. We also get into some controversial topics like the TDI system and why it is claimed by Broussard as being the future of scooter decks, what scootering needs, the happenings of the Proto team as well as things that Andrew has overcome throughout the past few years. There are also many points where we talk about the formation of brands such as Proto Scooters, River Wheel Co and Scooter Resource & the milestones they've all overcome. If you've been in scootering for quite some time and have either heard of or had the chance to talk to Andrew, ridden some of his parts or support his contribution to the sport, you'll be intrigued at many points throughout this conversation. Huge thanks to Andrew for coming out and sitting down with us and giving us the opportunity to enlighten those within the sport that we all love so much. Enjoy.

Street scootering VS Park scootering…what’s the deal? Why do some riders ride prefer street terrain over park and vice versa? These questions are answered as well as details on Woodward Scooter Camp, our opinion on resi landings and much more.

ISF Scooter National Championships, the 7" wide deck, social media & scootering....all of these topics and more are covered in today's episode.