Wow, I almost can’t believe it. Despite him being one of my oldest homies in the game as well as one of my stellar cadre of Radcollector columnists, I can count the number of times I have actually seen Jason Bergh in the last 5 years on one hand. And even though I knew he was going to be in Vegas this weekend for the Street League finals, I definitely didn’t think I would actually see him. Yet, here he is in the flesh lounging courseside at the Thomas and Mack Arena like it ain’t no thang. If you didn’t know, Jason co-produced Street Dreams with Rob Dyrdek and Bra Boys with the Abbertons and has a ton of shit up his sleeve for next year. Yeah kid, finally!

My homie and Rad Collector columnist Jason Bergh is a busy man these days. So busy in fact that we were in the same city like 5 times over the last 2 months (LA, Park City, Aspen etc) but I only got to see the dude for about 2 minutes over all that time, in the driveway of a Marriott no less! But it’s all good, it’s not like he’s not working. Check out this short he just did for Vitamin Water of 50 Cent meeting Louie Vito, Gretchen Bleiler and JJ Thomas at the X Games. I’m surprised 50 didn’t recognize Louie from Dancing With the Stars, I woulda thought he’d be up on that shit!

My good homie and stellar Rad Collector columnist Jason Bergh recently made this public service announcement for Young & Restless and UX Entertainment along with Drama from Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory. Hey they’re only doing what we are all already thinking. Let that shit burn!

Any of you that give a shit have been following the progress, and our coverage, of Street Dreams, the skate movie that Rob Dyrdek produced, co-wrote and starred in. Some of you have been hating on it for sure, and others have probably kept an open mind. Well I finally got a chance to see Street Dreams on Sunday night, and you know what, the shit was dope. Is it going to win the academy award for acting? No. But is it supposed to? Hell no. The movie is exactly what Rob and my homies Jason and Sal from Berkela have been promising all along: an entertaining movie that revolves accurately around what it is really like to be a kid addicted to skateboarding. Nothing more and nothing less. It’s really kinda fucked up because Rob is damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t because Street Dreams is a movie that a grip of people are going to show up to see determined to hate. Mostly people just avoid movies they don’t think they will like and opt to go see shit that appeals to them. For Street Dreams, any skate-claiming dude with a chip on his shoulder is going to see the movie just to try to dis it. But I think that for every one of those dudes, there will be a hundred kids who just want to enjoy a movie that speaks to their lives. Rob and co deserve a lot of credit for getting Street Dreams made and into real deal movie theaters. That’s HUGE no matter what the ultimate dramatic consensus on the movie is. These guys did something that everyone said was impossible. Congrats homies and sick fucking job!! I’m gonna see it again for sure.