Theo Von

DC, which eventually sold to Quicksilver. They did that also with Ken Block, who was a rally car driver, unfortunately passed away a few years ago. He was the guy that do Jim Kana, all the driving around cities, you know, jump. You haven't seen Jim Kana in San Francisco. Oh man, we're bringing back all the stuff. No, this is awesome. Pull this up.

DC, which eventually sold to Quicksilver. They did that also with Ken Block, who was a rally car driver, unfortunately passed away a few years ago. He was the guy that do Jim Kana, all the driving around cities, you know, jump. You haven't seen Jim Kana in San Francisco. Oh man, we're bringing back all the stuff. No, this is awesome. Pull this up.

DC, which eventually sold to Quicksilver. They did that also with Ken Block, who was a rally car driver, unfortunately passed away a few years ago. He was the guy that do Jim Kana, all the driving around cities, you know, jump. You haven't seen Jim Kana in San Francisco. Oh man, we're bringing back all the stuff. No, this is awesome. Pull this up.

So if you look at, if you look at San Francisco and you say Ken Block, this is, I mean, so Ken unfortunately died in this snowmobile accident a few years ago, but this on YouTube is, is unbelievable. I would go to the middle of it to really get a sense of.

So if you look at, if you look at San Francisco and you say Ken Block, this is, I mean, so Ken unfortunately died in this snowmobile accident a few years ago, but this on YouTube is, is unbelievable. I would go to the middle of it to really get a sense of.

So if you look at, if you look at San Francisco and you say Ken Block, this is, I mean, so Ken unfortunately died in this snowmobile accident a few years ago, but this on YouTube is, is unbelievable. I would go to the middle of it to really get a sense of.

They basically just, they shut down big segments of the city. So that's down at the piers. And then. all this 119 million views, all this aerial footage, why not just jump between two streets in San Francisco? Yeah, my friend Mike Blayback was the one photographing all this for DC. So DC was initially skateboarding, Danny and Colin and Danny's older brother, Damon, started DC.

They basically just, they shut down big segments of the city. So that's down at the piers. And then. all this 119 million views, all this aerial footage, why not just jump between two streets in San Francisco? Yeah, my friend Mike Blayback was the one photographing all this for DC. So DC was initially skateboarding, Danny and Colin and Danny's older brother, Damon, started DC.

They basically just, they shut down big segments of the city. So that's down at the piers. And then. all this 119 million views, all this aerial footage, why not just jump between two streets in San Francisco? Yeah, my friend Mike Blayback was the one photographing all this for DC. So DC was initially skateboarding, Danny and Colin and Danny's older brother, Damon, started DC.

It is actually stood for something called drawers clothing, but DC, Danny, Colin. And DC shoes, right? And then they went snowboarding, rally car, BMX, motocross. all that was born out of essentially skateboarding and BMX early on, then X Games took off. So it's kind of like how in the 90s, skateboarding was really small. Then it blew up, then it dies a little bit and it keeps coming back.

It is actually stood for something called drawers clothing, but DC, Danny, Colin. And DC shoes, right? And then they went snowboarding, rally car, BMX, motocross. all that was born out of essentially skateboarding and BMX early on, then X Games took off. So it's kind of like how in the 90s, skateboarding was really small. Then it blew up, then it dies a little bit and it keeps coming back.

It is actually stood for something called drawers clothing, but DC, Danny, Colin. And DC shoes, right? And then they went snowboarding, rally car, BMX, motocross. all that was born out of essentially skateboarding and BMX early on, then X Games took off. So it's kind of like how in the 90s, skateboarding was really small. Then it blew up, then it dies a little bit and it keeps coming back.

Now it's in the Olympics. So when I got into neuroscience, That's my official job. I'm professor of neuroscience up at Stanford. I don't currently run my lab anymore. I tooled that down in 2023 so I could focus more on the podcast, but I still teach medical students, graduate students and undergraduates. Okay. So you're still practicing? Yes. Yeah.

Now it's in the Olympics. So when I got into neuroscience, That's my official job. I'm professor of neuroscience up at Stanford. I don't currently run my lab anymore. I tooled that down in 2023 so I could focus more on the podcast, but I still teach medical students, graduate students and undergraduates. Okay. So you're still practicing? Yes. Yeah.

Now it's in the Olympics. So when I got into neuroscience, That's my official job. I'm professor of neuroscience up at Stanford. I don't currently run my lab anymore. I tooled that down in 2023 so I could focus more on the podcast, but I still teach medical students, graduate students and undergraduates. Okay. So you're still practicing? Yes. Yeah.

And I ran a lab for more than a decade and really got into science when I was in college. I decided, listen, I'm not going to become a professional skateboarder, not a musician. I got to do something with my life. I got into biology and psychology and I started working in a lab. And so even when I got into neuroscience, it was early.

And I ran a lab for more than a decade and really got into science when I was in college. I decided, listen, I'm not going to become a professional skateboarder, not a musician. I got to do something with my life. I got into biology and psychology and I started working in a lab. And so even when I got into neuroscience, it was early.

And I ran a lab for more than a decade and really got into science when I was in college. I decided, listen, I'm not going to become a professional skateboarder, not a musician. I got to do something with my life. I got into biology and psychology and I started working in a lab. And so even when I got into neuroscience, it was early.

There was no such thing called a neuroscience degree or a neuroscientist. There was biology, there was genetics, but there wasn't something official. Then came the decade of the brain, and now neuroscience is everywhere.

There was no such thing called a neuroscience degree or a neuroscientist. There was biology, there was genetics, but there wasn't something official. Then came the decade of the brain, and now neuroscience is everywhere.