Sean Kearns isn't just part of snowboard history, he helped build it. From the Whiskey films that defined an era, to shaping the culture behind the scenes as a filmmaker, producer, and entrepreneur, Sean Kearns has been quietly steering snowboarding's direction for decades.
His film legacy runs deep: Whiskey 1-4, 20/20, Technical Difficulties, to the Forum movies; The Resistance, True Life, Nixon Jib Fest, Shakedown, Chulksmack, That, etc. Skateboarder. Snowboarder. Filmmaker. If you rode in the 90s, wore out VHS tapes or care about how this culture actually came together this conversation hits deep.
And yes, there were some serious leasons learnt along the way. This one's special. Thank you Sean.
Our Kind of Chaos is an unreleased documentary you'll want to keep your eyes peeled for, it's currently making the rounds at film festivals. An incredible, raw and very eye-opening film. Huge respect to Clay Larson, Ryan Stutt and the entire team for bringing this one to life.
Enjoy the show.
Important Note: This episode touches on addiction and mental health. If this brings anything up for you or someone you care about please reach out to a mental health professional or trusted support.
Presented by Monster Energy
Supported by Vans Snow, Gibbons Whistler, Arc'treyx, The Sourse Snow & Skate Shop, Baldface Lodge
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