Feeding Off Each Other

Ep 22. Matt, Jason & Dave on Best N64 Games, Movies & Getting Electrocuted

Matt, Jason and Dave sat down to discuss our favourite 90s video games, the new film Triangle of Sadness, working with David Suzuki, home ownership, getting electrocuted and more.

Ep 21. Surviving Stalkers, Avalanches and Burning Man (Best of Episodes 1-20)

Take a wild walk down memory lane with some of the best stories from our first 20 episodes of the podcast including Brett Tippie's stories about almost dying in an avalanche and riding in a stolen car, Casey Brown's harrowing stalker story, Andrew Santos' Burning Man experiences, Spencer Harkins' story about bringing a live crab to a job interview and the time Peter Chao ran off stage while doing standup comedy. 

Ep 20. Byron Kopman on How to Become a Cinematographer & Working with Neill Blomkamp

Byron Kopman is a cinematographer with over 15 years in the industry having worked in film, television (Supernatural), music videos, and commercials. He joined us to talk about his experience working with Neill Blomkamp (District 9), how he became a DP, what makes a beautiful shot, growing up in South Africa, and working on projects with IFHT Films.

Ep 19. Matt, Jason and David Roadtrip to Utah

Matt, Jason and David talk about their trip to Denver, The Cheesecake Factory, In-N-Out Burger, Moab, and embarrassing childhood phases in their very first car podcast.

Ep 18. Andrew Santos On His WILD Burning Man Experience

Filmmaker, world traveller and former IFHT Films / Mahalo my Dude team member Andrew Santos joined us to discuss his first time at Burning Man, which of the over 50 countries he's travelled to he liked best, why he left IFHT, and his various life threatening allergies. 

Ep 17. Julian Nelson on Making it as an Actor and being a Professional Pirate

Julian Nelson is an actor, model, and part-time professional pirate based here in Vancouver, BC. He has guest starred on shows such as Resident Alien and The Good Doctor, and most recently delivered a great starring performance in our Trek ad “My Best Friend On the Trail.”
 
Julian joined us today to discuss trying to make it as an actor in Vancouver, why Saskatchewan is boring, auditioning, being directed, and what it’s like working a day job as a pirate named “Jagger Jones” on Granville Island’s Pirate Adventures.

Ep 16. Manila Grey on Hip Hop, Fame in the Philippines & Touring

Manila Grey are a Juno-nominated hip hop / R&B duo from Vancouver. Soliven and Neeko joined us to talk about hip hop, touring, being famous and influential in their native Philippines, the meaning behind their latest EP “Spirits,” and their long-time creative partnership with Matt.

Ep 15. Matt, Jason and David on their Poutine Quest in Quebec & Matt’s Trip to the Philippines

The boys do a guest-less podcast to talk about Matt's trips to the Philippines, our trip to Quebec, electric unicycles, the time Dave almost died on a vespa in Vegas, and how German apartments come without kitchens, plus play a spirited game of "Would you Rather"

Ep 14. Casey Brown on Growing Up in the New Zealand Wilderness and Her Shocking Stalker Story

Casey Brown is a professional mountain biker and founder of the Dark Horse Invitational female only freeride event. She joined us to talk about growing up in the wilderness of New Zealand, her gnarliest injuries, championing female riding, her brother sam, bad sponsorship experiences, and the intense story of her stalker.

Ep 13. Richie Schley on Why MTBers are Underpaid and How to Grow the Sport

Richie Schley is a mountain bike hall of famer, free-ski and free ride pioneer, BMX champion, and successful businessman with a career spanning over 30 years. Richie joined us to talk about why he thinks mountain bikers are underpaid, the business side of mountain biking, the birth of the Whistler Bike Park, and why he wants there to be more personality in mountain biking.