This week on The Roe Show I sit down for a second time with Julian and Annalisa Pavone to discuss the music industry, but this time from a different perspective. They are joined by award winning music producer, Norman 'Ace' West to talk about their first single, 'Secret Love,' that was co-produced by Julian. Annalisa does both lead and back-up vocals while Julian drums and raps. It's an R&B style of song and is the first single in what will become and exciting career for them both. "The Pavone siblings have so much to offer, as Annalisa exercises the strength that only a seasoned vocalist ..read more

This week on The Roe Show I sit down with Charlie Holderness, who is a leading high risk insurance strategist working with Marsh & McLennan Insurance Agency. We discuss many topics around insurance including the relationship between insurers and business owners that hopefully will give you a much better appreciation for the role insurance plays in the business world as a whole. We discuss the methodology of coming up with policy costs and the thinking that goes into creating unique policies for high risk businesses. This is a very informative discussion for anyone in the trampoline park or ..read more

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This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with X-Pogo Stunt Team members. This was one of my first interviews for my podcast series, but as they say, "I saved the best for last!" Although we could not get them all on camera, we had a great discussion with co-founders Will & Nick about their sport, some of the funny moments and how they all got into it. They produce hundreds of Live Events each year, make Films from all around the world, and support fellow enthusiasts in any way they can.They have appeared on numerous televisions shows such as, Ellen Degeneres, Good Morning America and The View ..read more

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Simon Ata, a world leader in strength and fitness training. We discuss how he became so strong without using external weights and how to get your athletes to learn independently. We discuss progressions and how beginners can get into fitness. If you are frustrated with your current conditioning program and want to change it up, this episode is for you. Simon is a Physiotherapist & Calisthenics Athlete. He calls himself 'Simonster ' as he is also a world leader in breakdancing and bodyweight strength training. Starting gymnastics at an early age, h ..read more

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Seneca Schwartz, a young #GirlFlipper who does a mix between Freestyle Trampoline and Parkour. She talks to me about the role of girls in Freestyle sports. Currently not many women take up these more extreme sports and even though brands and industry leaders would like to see more Girl Flippers, the numbers remain low. The same was true for other freestyle sports such as snowboarding or skateboarding back in the 70’s so it may just be a matter of time until before women feel comfortable in this new space. Seneca talks to me about gender equality and h ..read more

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Peter Landerholm, freestyle trampoline athlete and 'gtramper' as the community calls themselves. This "Sport Born on Instagram" as coined by the LA Times, has rapidly grown into a global phenomenon and Peter has been a the heart of it for many years, despite his young age. We discuss his life altering injury a year ago and how it changed his outlook on life when he broke his neck during a training session. I recommend that all parents of kids who flip or do gtramp watch this episode with their child, as it will give you an honest insight into this spo ..read more

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Paul Kaye, a leading sports therapist and CEO at Rebound Therapy International Ltd. We talk about the many benefits of using trampolines for therapy across all spectrum of special needs and he explains the Rebound Therapy program along with some fun stories and what he has learned working with both young children and adults alike. The phrase 'Rebound Therapy’ was coined by the founder, Eddy Anderson in 1969 to describe the use of trampolines in providing opportunities for movement, therapeutic exercise and recreation for people across the whole spectr ..read more

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Professor Ronald A. Smith, a leading sports historian. We talk the NCAA and how it came to be and the not so well known strategies behind used to create it. We also learn from Prof. Smith about the controversial NCAA uprising of the athletes who began to sue because they felt they were technically 'working' as athletes, yet not getting paid. He explains how they were not compensated if they were hurt, even though through their scholarships they were under contract to 'work' for the University. Ron is a professor emeritus of sports history at Penn Stat ..read more

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Mickey Wilson, veteran Slackline expert and extreme athlete. We discuss the sport and how to learn it, the equipment used and how to compete. He has some alarming stories and some great insights as well. Towards the end we talk about the future of this niche sport and compare it to some of the more classical sports. We have a look into the pros and cons of each sport, traditional versus freestyle, so if you're looking to learn about another great freestyle sport, this is the podcast for you. I first met Mickey a few years ago when we were performing f ..read more