RE-RELEASE - Tony Hawk
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Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
1h 17m
4 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 4 months ago
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
Okay, the Hawk, Tony Hawk.
The Hawkmeister.
Tony Hawk is back. We had to bring him back because he's the coolest.
We had a good time with good old Tony Hawk. I met this young man who's, it's always fun to know someone who's the best at something. He came in the studio. We met when I was 20 or 21 on Police Academy for the good one. Yeah, that's right.
Your skateboarding debut in a motion picture.
How did Tony Hawk first get involved with skateboarding?
I knew about him from skateboard magazines and all this stuff. And getting to meet him right off the pages of the magazines. And he had Mike McGill and Lance Mountain, all these great skaters with him. And we would... what a great time so anyway we did that and we talked about that and also just talking about what it's like to be the best skater in the world i mean a lot comes with it he's very rich which i like um has his own board well he he breaks down moment to moment for what was it five flips or something in this and you'll enjoy hearing that i mean obviously what he's doing is very brave
but he's a he's kind of he's an affable agreeable personality he's not like uh like a tough guy he just sort of talks it through and uh yeah no ego talking to him telling us like doing a 1080 what's it like yeah you're going up and spinning and where's the ramp where are you in the world or where what's going through your head
yeah you're upside down your head is an inch from concrete what are you thinking at that moment uh barry i you know listen i like tony i've known him a long time and he's done a lot and he has a lot to say and he has tony hawk video games just a lot going on and he has an incredibly cool very chill dude here he is tony hawk yeah I think for actresses, I don't think it's fair that every article, they're like, Mimi Rogers, 67. They always put their name and then their age. And I do not know why. Do they fail to do that with men? They do it for men too, but I think it's mostly women. And that's when I notice it and I go, why does that matter? And that should be eradicated because it doesn't matter. You could look it up if you want to know, right?
I think they'll eradicate it if we look up anything at this point. I mean, I can't believe they're still doing that when they don't do anything else. It's like... That one seems a little more.
David, let's put a, let's put a billboard and say, stop putting the ages of women.
I got a lot of time in life, especially in the acts world. Like if you're thinking of hiring someone that just in the back of your head, you go, Oh, that's the right age or, Oh no, that feel, you know, whatever. Just it's, it sends a weird message immediately and it doesn't need to be in an article. And I know anyway, thanks for coming by Tony. Take it easy.
Thank you. You get, you're free to look at my age. I'm super old.
I'm not blaming Tony for this. The age thing, one is always gives a sense of humor about it.
What challenges did Tony Hawk face in his early career?
And I have a dermatologist who's, I think he's like 85. I said, how old are you? He goes, I'm 106. That's a standard answer. That's a good way to say it. Just to say it's high. He's the guy who checked my skin and he had a woman with a clipboard and he kept going, age-related. He's got a microscope. Age-related. Age-related. Do you have to say age-related? Can I have something age-related? Dude, I went to- Anyway, I've done that on this podcast before.
Dane, I went to catch one. I'm running out of shtick.
Tony, we might not get to you, but I'm just going to tell you. I listen to the show anyway, so I'm just here fascinated.
You know how it works. You know it's going to come to you. We have so many questions for you. It's going to be a two-parter. So I go to this high-end restaurant, Koi. And Koi, which is basically sponsored by us. I think I saw you at Koi. Koi's- Went back in the day. Yeah. Mm-hmm. They moved it. They moved it.
When people were like hovering with cameras over the- Oh, it was very paparazzi-ish, yeah.
That's where I got caught myself.
It was the place and then catch took them.
Or Craig's. So this guy was there and he goes, hey, this is my buddy. He's a plastic surgeon.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–0:30
2
How did Tony Hawk first get involved with skateboarding?
0:30–2:56
3
What challenges did Tony Hawk face in his early career?
2:56–7:44
4
How did Tony Hawk's video game influence his career?
7:44–39:59
5
What are the challenges of performing aerial tricks in skateboarding?
39:59–40:51
6
How do injuries impact a skateboarder's mindset?
40:51–41:27
7
What lessons does Tony Hawk share about fear and confidence in skating?
41:27–42:19
8
What was Tony Hawk's experience auditioning for Police Academy 4?
42:19–1:17:20