Elliot Sloan | The Bomb Hole Episode 164

The Bomb Hole

Chris Grenier

News, Sports, Sports News

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 August 2023

⏱️ 162 minutes

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Summary

If you grow up in an apartment complex you may dream of having a backyard one day. Well, how about an entire mega-park in your backyard? This week's guest, Elliot Sloan, built that dream from the ground up... literally. We're willing to bet that when Elliot Sloan watched Tony Hawk land the first 900 he never could have guessed that he would one day ride for Birdhouse and be calling Tony Hawk one of his friends. This conversation gives us a glimpse into a mind that is capable of some of the gnarliest tricks skateboarding has to offer. Outside of skateboarding, Elliot has a deep love for music and art and is constantly creating. Join us as we compare skateboarding and snowboarding, talk about the gnarliest injuries in the history of skateboarding, and rip plenty of smelling salts on this weeks episode of The Bomb Hole!

Transcript

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0:00.0	You are the same.
0:02.0	You are the same.
0:04.0	Hey, MSM.
0:05.0	See you on the list.
0:07.0	Packed, packed, dude.
0:09.0	Ha-ha!
0:10.0	Fun boy on!
0:11.0	Hey, uh-huh.
0:12.0	Sligh down big hills.
0:14.0	You know I made on a big nice burgundy snowboard.
0:17.0	Okay, it's a beautiful day here at the bomb hall,
0:20.0	which is presented by Pubbeer,
0:21.0	and of course, run through a wall,
0:23.0	smelling salts.
0:25.0	Now, to my right, we have a guest host.
0:27.0	It goes by the name of Lizard King,
0:29.0	aka BigBiz Liz.
0:30.0	How you doing?
0:31.0	BigBiz.
0:32.0	It's me, baby.
0:33.0	I'm back.
0:34.0	I'm leaving life.
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