The Union tapes is a London based BMX podcast with people who’s story we want to hear. We believe the UK needs BMX podcasts so we threw the hat in and interviewed the riders who were actually there. We’ll aim for one a month and see where it takes us? Enjoy.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Nothing says committed BMX filmer like Stew Johnson, the guy has had his hand in many a classic BMX video in the last 30 years. Back in 96 I got a copy of Scum Lights Out on VHS from Cyclone-the legendary ole retail store in Waltham Abbey. I'd heard ... more
What more can be said about this guy? From the UK BMX boom in the 80s right through to present day, Jamie is still ripping on a bike. We get a good delve into the early days of how he first started out and the beginnings of progression that came from... more
James Newrick is a seminal name in UK BMX, from his early start in the streets of the north east to present day riding and still putting out videos of unique and real BMX. James got an a bus from Newcastle to sit down with me here in London and talk ... more
This one delivers some good insight into the Scottish scene, a scene which has certainly been over looked for years by the BMX media, other than a few token shots its still largely an untold story. Lots of info I was unaware of in this one, David Fra... more
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Such a great podcast! Super-interesting guests combined with John Dye’s encyclopedic knowledge of BMX make this a real treat for the ears!!
Amazing to hear all these stories from guys I looked up too years ago and slowly realised they're a bunch of incoherent boneheads. 5 Stars
He remembers your bike and its colour
Fantastic series of great interviews with all the key players in the 80’s & 80’s BMX scene. John has been living BMX since day one. 🙌🏼
I’ve listened to the Fids and Scott Malyon episodes so far, love it. Cool hearing the riders stories straight from them, with John Dye making it happen. It’s amazing how influential the UK scene has been around the world, and continues to be. Stoked I got to ride Scott’s ramp when I was in London in 2009.
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The Union Tapes launched 4 years ago and published 43 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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