#08 • Amy Ram

Welcome to Episode 15 of The Wine Club! Today, we have a fantastic guest joining us, none other than Jess Winter. Jess takes us on a captivating journey as she shares her experiences of growing up in the vibrant town of St. Anne's, near Blackpool, where she stood out as the sole female skater. Get ready to dive into the electrifying atmosphere of NASS festival, as Jess reminisces about this timeless event. Of course, we couldn't forget to mention it on The Wine Club! We'll also explore her adventures in both Leeds and Blackpool, where she delves into the exciting world of girls-only skate nights. But that's not all! Jess's passions extend beyond the skatepark. We'll uncover her love for fine art and design, alongside an array of other captivating topics. So sit back, relax, and join us as we embark on this thrilling conversation with our remarkable guest, Jess Winter. Welcome to Episode 15 of The Wine Club!

Hailing from Majorca, Chaz Merryweather is an all-round board sports destroyer. Chaz and his wife, from Argentina, run TR7 Skate down in Newquay, Cornwall. On today's podcast we cover growing up in Majorca, running a skate community project, Newquay and the Cornish skate scene and TR7 developments! Sit back, relax and enjoy episode 14 of The Wine Club!

Rachael Sherlock is an absolute legend and one half of the female skateboarding media group @keeprolling_co check out their channel! In today's podcast Rachael talks about Keep Rolling Company, travel, camera gear, good and sketchy travel experiences and much more! Enjoy this fantastic conversation surrounding worldwide skateboarding. Enjoy

I saw Tim Koster at the Copenhagen Open in 2017, along with Woody and the Flatspot Magazine team. Flatspot Magazine is an amazing Dutch skateboarding media company and one of the many reasons I wanted to chat with Tim. In this podcast we find out about skate media evolution over the past two decades, Griptape podcast, Flatspot magazine trips and more! Welcome to episode 12!

Marc Churchill has been a huge source of inspiration for me ever since he hosted R.A.D. on channel 5. It was truly delightful to have the opportunity to chat with him about his experiences in the skateboarding industry. Our conversation covered a range of topics, including his work on R.A.D., selling gift cards, his journey as a sponsored skater, and how he made the transition to becoming an Olympic commentator!

Welcome to the podcast! Today we have a special guest, Sean Goff, a 57-year-old skater who's been shredding since 1976. Despite the aches and pains he experiences, with weak shoulders and stiff knees, Sean manages to skate better than most. In this episode, we dive into the history of UK skateboarding, exploring some of the most bizarre skate trips and adventures Sean has been on throughout his skateboarding life. We'll also hear about his unexpected sideline as a grave digger and his encounters with legendary skater Tom Penny. And if that's not enough, Sean also runs an eBay store called Toddtwist. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn from one of the most dedicated and passionate skaters out there. Let's go!

Charlie Bach is known as "Joe Hinson's filmer", but we delve deeper into Charlie's skate life! Discussing topics like filming, British street skating, NASS festival – as always, Joe Hinson and much more. Enjoy

Today we talk to Amy Ram, currently the Route One Pro Team Manager,  sponsored skater on Vans, Santa Cruz and Route One. I first met Amy's  fiery skate abilities in Hasting's and have been a huge fan ever since.  During our conversation, we delve into a range of topics, such as the  recent Route One excursion to Laos, beginning skating as a female grom  in London, and more.

When I first began skateboarding, Ben Grove quickly became one of my  favourite skaters. It was an honour to have him join The Wine Club and share his experiences growing up in the north, as well as discussing his involvement with renowned brands such as Blueprint, Unabomber, Vans, and Supra – to name but a few. Among the topics we covered, Ben also shared who inspired the impressive ollie over the Newquay leap of faith and much much more.

Meet Joe Hinson, a British skateboarder who's been dubbed the  "handrail destroyer" and is set to represent Team GB in the Olympics.  Recently joining the ZERO skateboard team and skateboarding in America. Join us as we chat to Joe about his upbringing on a farm, his experience in the recent Dubai Olympic qualifier, his approach to tackling handrails, and even his use of poly filler. Enjoy.