Thank you guys for hosting me and indulging in my stories and journey with skateboarding. Really helped me to appreciate even more by sharing so much in a single sitting. The honesty and emotion is essential to who I am and how I have learned to navigate life. I will bring hella footage for a stop and chat down the road.

@pauljones4805

2 жыл бұрын

MORE PALO ALTO.!

@you_down_with_pjc

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the great stories, we look forward to the Stop and Chat!

@devon9249

2 жыл бұрын

You sounded so snotty in the beginning lmfao. You're really gonna ask me how I'm doing ? Lmao the fuck.

@skateoldies

2 жыл бұрын

@@devon9249 It was more the fact that I knee jerk said I was “good/great” and the reality of the moment is that it’s tough right now and sure I am “good/great” but shit is hella hard for everyone right now so had to keep that real.

@maxwestmoreland9810

2 жыл бұрын

Such a good episode, that 4 hours flew by! And I didn't think you sounded snotty at all lol, thank you for helping to make skateboarding cool 🙏 👊

This was a fantastic episode. I’m honored to have Jacob as a friend for more than 30 years and to be front seat many times to his dedication to skateboarding and the people in it. The stories and feats live on because of the amazing internal media that skateboarding relies on… never looking to outsource the story telling. If you know you know. Jacob and The 9Club and it’s listeners know!

@daynmitchell7543

2 жыл бұрын

Even you edits their comments. Wow I feel so normal all of a sudden haha.

@astralflight6151

2 жыл бұрын

So cool that you know all the skate filmers!!

@dougbutabi5085

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!

@bryanmenke

2 жыл бұрын

History and learning my favorite stuff.

@RandyTwang

2 жыл бұрын

@@daynmitchell7543 too bad you didn't edit that one.

This was EASILY one of my favorite episodes. This spoke to me. I never knew the full importance or impact that Jake had on my teenage years. The videos he helped create left a life long impact. It’s why I do video and photo to this day. I still follow the skate industry daily even though I have nothing to do with it at all. I’ll be rewatching this one I’m sure. Thank you for your contributions, Jake the Janitor. 🤜🤛

Great stories for days. These 3-4 hour ones go by so fast. Glad there’s the Stop & Chat for more later!

@pippaandvioletsfuntown7566

2 жыл бұрын

You pay a small fortune to get your name mentioned, admit you were disappointed with the guest, hawk for 100 this guy for 200, I was expecting penny koston etc

@rkulla

2 жыл бұрын

@@pippaandvioletsfuntown7566 I did think it would be someone like you mentioned, however I wasn't disappointed. But questionable was the very first video I was stoked on and watched all the time with my friends in 92, so hearing more behind the scenes is always my fav episodes. That and Welcome To Hell especially. We still have those other guys to look forward to. I'm just glad the real show is back, that's the important things. Not who guest #300 will be...

I lost my guy this past week he was always in my corner. Best nine club I could ask for.

REQUEST: Get Ryan Gee on the Pod!

being a child/adult of very close deaths and SK8ing, this is amazing. wow and thank you!

@skateboston420

6 күн бұрын

Yeah, death is a crazy thing to deal with. One of my best friends died when I was 16 y o, and I've lost easily, like 20 friends and acquaintances from the opoid epidemic.

The Nine Club is one of the best thing could happen to the skateboarding community, cheers from Peru!!

What an epic episode. Jake is so humble and an amazing storyteller. When Jim told him not to give all the credit to Mike T that hit me. Jake you earned your place. Legend.

That Mike Ternasky board is incredible!

Most eloquent since Vallely. Made me very emotional.

Man that was a true emotional roller coaster! Thank you Jacob, your story telling was so compelling and touching, yet showed the hardships of real life from your unique perspective. I truly hope you do come back for a Talk and Chat!

Thank you Nine Club

Jacob has such good memories of Skate Camp...I also was at Skate Camp 1986-88 and they were absolutely great times!!! Mike T was an Awesome Camp Director and got to Skate with Legends like Natas, Ray Barbee, Ron Allen, and Matt Hensley, just to name a few. I still remember watching Natas ollie over 7 boards during a demo at the 1987 skate camp 🤯.... So Sick!!! I just wish my memories were as vivid as his were.. LOL!!!! Great Interview guys, keep up the GREAT Work Nine Club!!!

Great interview! He’s right about the importance of Animal Chin, Public Domain, Shackle Me Not, Ban This, Hocus Pocus, Now an’ Later, Soldier’s Story, Not the New.., Rubish Heap, Video Days, Useless Wooden Toys, and Questionable. These videos made such an impact in skateboarding in a span of 3 years-serious progression. I’ve actually told Mike Carroll that Greg had a older brother vibe towards me. Greg also put me on Venture flow and offered Think flow too. Such a cool dude. Thank you Jacob for your contributions!

4 hours should be the standard 🕓⏳🍀

Why did we think that he was already on??! So many guests have talked about him and he probably did weekend buzz and free lunch or? In any case this mega episode felt like an hour. Lol. Big ups to the janitor.

@SlickRick4EVER

2 жыл бұрын

Weekend Buzz.... with Mike Carroll

This is the first time that I cry during a Nine Club.

Incredible storytelling and peak behind the curtain. Thank you for sharing these memories of an incredible lived legacy in the history. Jacob and Nine Club thanks for doing it for the cameramen and the culture of skateboarding.

Haven’t watched yet, but I’m super stoked to see this. Jacob Rosenberg is an absolute legend and is responsible for capturing so much of the skating that inspires me. Thank you good sir! 🙏🙏🙏

Virtual Reality was my bible as kid. I'll never get rid of that VHS tape even if I don't own a vcr anymore.

@augormasterson9312

2 жыл бұрын

Take a look at you local pawn shops. They always seem to have one for $20 or less. If yo don’t see one in the shelf, ask if they have one in the back storage. Bring back the glory days of vhs.

@hunterdavis3003

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!!! Was on repeat in my first apartment

I was paid $30 a day to film for DC on a big European tour video. After that trip I had a reckoning with myself and said FU to filming and pursued work in the film industry. 15 years later, I think about skateboarding every single day, but I don't miss being a filmer ONE BIT.

Yo Nine club and Jacob, thanks for that episode! Now I know so much more about the movies that I kept watching all day everyday growing up in the 90s so far away in Sofia, Bulgaria. You can't imagine how many people were stoked on all that material you filmed and edited worldwide! Thanks guys

Hell yes!! Congrats on 200 episodes guys!! This is gonna be epic.

Mike ternasky rules

Absolutely love when you guys get filmers/photographers to speak, it's a whole different perspective and so inspiring.

So good - proper 200th episode. Thank you!

What a great story teller. What a great episode. Congrats on 200 guys. Awesome

That Cardiel story, wow. We love you Mr. Rosenberg, and thank you, thank you, thank you

Such an amazing episode, Jacob is seriously down to earth. The real deal.

One of my fav episodes yet. Great job guys. Thank you!

Second Hand Smoke was one of the first vids my older brother introduced me too. All the songs- Ramones, Stevie Wonder, Metallica, Aerosmith, Cream, wrapping tape on my fingers ( Watch Rodney Mullens part). I met Rodney a few years ago and he said the name Second Hand Smoke came about from Mike T’s contagious energy/ personality. The minute you were around him, he’ll leave an everlasting impression on you forever. Mullen was so stoked that I brought up that vid to him too.

@xxxxxxxxxx9188

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck yeah! I went to the premiere in San Diego when I was either 14 or 15, I can’t remember exactly what year it came out but I was a freshman in high school. Every pro in the area was at that premier. Great era for skateboarding.

@extraniceness

2 жыл бұрын

I went to the premiere in San Diego at the La Paloma theater Feb '95! Danny Way was sitting right behind me, I couldn't believe it. I got up and shook his hand after the video ended!

The video Jacob just posted on his instagram where he shows Carroll trying new lines and learning was absolutely amazing behind the scenes stuff. I would PAY for more of that stuff from the 90s EMB guys. Seeing those guys learn is almost more interesting than watching the final product.

@32srt32

2 жыл бұрын

love seeing all the old raw footage the filmers are putting out!

@morgellon9449

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder if there's Embarcadero footage on his insta that isn't on his youtube channel. I've never really looked at instagram-- it's just too much internet, I've already got too much-- but sounds like I probably should for skate stuff.

@rmhfpv9225

2 жыл бұрын

@@morgellon9449 He does live commenting on his insta while watching his old emb footage. It's a lot of Mike trying and learning which is really cool to see how one of the greats works out new tricks.

@morgellon9449

2 жыл бұрын

@@rmhfpv9225 Damn, that sounds awesome. You can see that in the clips, but it would be amazing to hear him describe what was going on. I'll check it out, thanks.

Hearing Jake talk this way about his friendship with Mike T is beautiful and heart breaking. Brought me to tears.

Goodness gracious, this is an absolute treasure of an episode. Time to hang Jacob's jersey in the Nine Club rafters.

Thank you Jake for everything you did 🙏. Incredible interview

Great interview! Jacob is such a knowledgeable and enthusiastic historian of skateboarding. Thank you for bringing him on.

My mans had Jeron yawning lol. I loved it

@skateboston420

6 күн бұрын

Jeron is also pushing 50 if he's not already 50 lol. I'm 38.5 and I am tired a f.

“100 Percent.” - Jacob Rosenberg “1000 Percent.” - Jeron Wilson “100 Percent. 1000 Percent.” - Crob

loved it, thanks guys, ...hell of a lot of heart in this one ✨

Jacob, thank you so very much for documenting the most memorable moments that shaped my youth.

Amazing episode! Thank you guys for this/these. Jake-loved the episode and stories. Bring some Ibasetta footage next time please!

Such a great episode 🔥🔥 thank you Jake the janitor

this man is amazing at articulating the passion so many of us share into words most of us struggle to speak. great episode!

yall need to get your swag game back up! seriously. Homie brought you priceless prints, and you gave him a cup and a candle, come on?!?!

Love this so so so good thank you lads....

If you look at all the amazing guests they’ve had, there is just as many legends were still waiting for. Since they brought this back. The Danny Way, Mark Suciu, Chris Pastras, and a few other great new episodes

Give the folks what they want - Cardial clips is a must!! Great job on this episode guys.... Outstanding interview.... Bonafide instant classic!!!

That episode was something, loved every second of it. THANK YOU GUYS

Bling ✨ section? 😌 Yes, that blind section was dope

Very amazing 200th episode !!

This is so wholesome I love it

we need a updated ty evans interview.

Re-living skateboards crucial moments in its infant history is so full filling. Through the eyes of its most underrated filmers is the best thing . Thanks 9club

What a great episode, the fight story had me super tense.

The 9 people that put a thumbs down love " Hey macarena "

Great work as always, cannot wait to see what's next.

@pippaandvioletsfuntown7566

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully a pro skater

Yo! This episode Hands down amazing… beautiful stories truthful and fun. Love to see and hear this. Keep it up guys!

Such a humble dude to listen to him talk about his heroes as if he wasn’t right along there with them providing the platform for them to display them the way he perceived them

love all the old raw footage.

This was a good listen. Great stories and told by a passionate man who loves skateboarding. What's not to like

Never heard of this guy, but it was one of the best episodes ever, and turns out he was involved in some of my favorite videos of all time.

amazing #200, congrats!

1000 🤘🤘🤘 Been listening from the beginning! The show just keeps getting better and better 🤘🤘🤘

what a legend for the 200th episode!!!!

Wow …. This was fantastic. Thank you Jake the janitor , thank you nine club and thank you skateboarding !

Amazing episode ! Thank you

I loved this, the stories. There's a lot of that era that goes unexplained.

More Jacob Rosenberg please, Thank you Nine club. What up DUBS !

I am little late to the party but wow what an amazing interview, probably my favorite episode so far guys, nice work!! Roger - I was waiting for you to ask him about some Panama Dan stories!!

Big big thanks for the videos from my youth. First board 83, but really got hooked in 88 on dogtown dressen. so rubbish heap, life, now n later etc were important for this kid in Liverpool England. particularly as it was 91 that 6 of my close crew gave up pretty much. it would have been easy to join them, but vids like now n later kept me inspired and motivated. got me out there further afield to find new skaters to skate with. the 90s were great, and not much actually got filmed. thanks again

I loooove looooong episodes!!!

“NoWay” “AnyWay” so sick!

This was truly beautiful

Great episode! Thanks

amazing episode, stories, and dude

Second Hand Smoke is my top favorite video 🥰 to hear these stories leading up to SHS makes SHS even more so my top fav and will stay at the top 👾 No wonder I loved that video so much. You could see the passion in SHS from beginning to end. Changed my life ❣️💘Thank you!

Amazing episode. Nine Club killed it again

Can't lie, Had hoped for Mullen or Daewon for #200.

It would be incredible to have a stop and chat with a few of these guys together talking about shared experiences and perspectives from the plan b/girl era. It's cool to hear everyone's remembrances from that time but it would be very interesting if Mike Carrol, Danny Way, Jeremy Wray, Jacob Rosenberg or any of the people involved would be willing to sit together and go through it together and kind of put the pieces together more collaboratively. It would obviously be a huge departure from the regular format but that time period seems to be the most controversial and pivotal point in skateboarding history and is definitely worth even more discussion.

I didn’t know who he was at first. But wow what a great episode!!

Wow that was a banger #200 😎

Skate Nerds correct me if I am wrong; I believe the Vision Street Wear photo of Jovante is the infamous Thrasher issue of him accidentally having 2 different shoe ads.

When Rodney Mullen episode?

@masonmcconnell9375

2 жыл бұрын

Hope we get it soon and it better be 6 hrs haha.

summer of 86 was beginnings for a lot of us.

Maybe it's just me but I think Jeron is low key SO HYPED on hearing all these stories but he's just super chill about it. WE SEE YOU...

This is top 5 episodes ever. Maybe top 3. Absolutely incredible. So enjoyable

"Dust to Glory" was a great movie

Great upload, this guy is super cool and a passionate speaker. Please bring him on again and do a Stop and Chat +33

Great guest

dude my mom hates me watching the 9 club cuz all she hears is kelly laughing nd shes like "im gonna find out where that guy lives go to his house and rip out his vocal cords" hahahahaahahjajajajaja. jesus christ!

🤣🤣🤣 Kelly "The Janitor" Hart

Imagine the long distance charges for sending a fax to France. That $1200 basically paid for the fax.

2000% Butter

Rodney Mullens part in Second hand smoke is mind blowing. by did he go by Johnny or Rodney Mullen back then and when did it get switched to Rodney? never noticed the percussion hits when he pops.

@skateoldies

2 жыл бұрын

Dan Sturt was in the editing bay when we were doing the titles for SHS and Rodney was there too. Dan was being sarcastic with Rodney and pushed him and me to switch it to Johnny, so we did.

this was a downright pleasure

Episode 420 Tom penny!!

Sign me up for the big zoom skater meditation sessions 😂❤️

Thankyou for finally actively dismantling the pro-skater narcissism responsible for holding skateboarding back from maturing into a respected art form the world wants to support. There's nothing sustainably marketable about bullying or body/ability shaming, especially to People who love skating so much.

Drew tears