Episodes

  • Explained: Jumping Off The Worlds Highest Infinity pool

    Explained: Jumping Off The Worlds Highest Infinity pool
    Jun 8 2025
    Brian Grubb had been on a lifelong pursuit of adventure and in December 2023, he added a new chapter to his ever-growing list of unique feats. In this behind the scenes conversation hosted by adventurer Robert Chursinoff, Brian explained how he dreamed up - and then mastered - the unprecedented feat of combining wakeskating and BASE jumping from the world’s highest infinity pool in Dubai. The American revealed the relentless nature of his training in pursuit of absolute perfection, and how the innovative use of drone technology inspired new waves of possibilities in his sport. In a video viewed by millions, Brian hoped his creativity and leap into the future would inspire others to think outside the box. Where would you like to see Brian wakeskate being pulled by a drone next? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Brian Grubb and Robert Chursinoff on Instagram
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    31 mins
  • Jumping Off The Worlds Highest Infinity pool

    Jumping Off The Worlds Highest Infinity pool
    Jun 8 2025
    Wakeskating pioneer Brian Grubb was towed by a custom-built drone before launching into a 77-story BASE jump off the side of the highest infinity pool in the world. The American had been dreaming for seven years of combining his two passions for “WakeBASE,” and history was made with the first jump of its kind at the Address Beach Resort in Dubai. The stunt began with a 94m wakeskate behind a specially engineered drone and culminated in Grubb leaping off a kicker from the pool’s edge and successfully BASE jumping 294m to the beach below. In the next episode of this series, go behind the scenes with Brian as he revealed how he made it happen. Where would you like to see Brian wakeskate being pulled by a drone next? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Brian Grubb on Instagram
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    1 min
  • Explained: World's Longest Ever Ski Jump (New Record)

    Explained: World's Longest Ever Ski Jump (New Record)
    Jun 1 2025
    Ryōyū Kobayashi was used to jumping far, but even for him, the prospect of hanging in the air for 300m and more than eight seconds was a daunting one. In this behind the scenes conversation hosted by adventurer Robert Chursinoff, Ryōyū discussed the emotional and physical preparation he went through leading up to the record-breaking jump in April 2024. Key figures in the wider project team on the ground also revealed the weather challenges behind such an audacious attempt, and why the ramp was engineered in Iceland to give Ryōyū the best chance of a successful outcome. Breaking the world record was the culmination of years of hard work from the boy who grew up in a rural Japanese town — and he wasn’t stopping there. As we heard, Ryōyū wanted to push his limits even further. How far do you think Ryōyū could jump if he attempted it again? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Ryōyū Kobayashi on Instagram
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    25 mins
  • World's Longest Ever Ski Jump (New Record)

    World's Longest Ever Ski Jump (New Record)
    Jun 1 2025
    Japanese ski jumping sensation Ryōyū Kobayashi made history with a gravity-defying 291m leap. Breaking the ski jump and ski flying world records required a hill bigger than standard competition jumps, so Ryōyū and his team headed to Akureyri in northern Iceland to carve out the special kicker. The Olympic medallist and FIS World Cup ski jump champion flew through the air longer than anyone before and landed perfectly, elevating his sport to new heights and pushing the boundaries of human flight. In the next episode of this series, go behind the scenes with Ryōyū and his team as they reveal how they made it happen. How far do you think Ryōyū could jump if he attempted it again? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Ryōyū Kobayashi on Instagram
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    8 mins
  • Explained: Landing A Plane On A Tiny Helipad

    Explained: Landing A Plane On A Tiny Helipad
    May 25 2025
    In March 2023, Łukasz Czepiela achieved the seemingly impossible task of landing a plane on a tiny helipad atop the iconic Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel in Dubai. Measuring just 27m in diameter, it was the shortest helipad in the world, and landing on it took far more than just nerve and talent. In this behind the scenes conversation, Łukasz explained the rigorous training he undertook and the engineering challenges he faced when making this pioneering project a reality. The aerobatic pilot also discussed his early passion for flying growing up in Poland and the inspiring story of how, through perseverance and never giving up, he made his dreams come true. What would you like to see Łukasz attempt with his plane next? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Łukasz Czepiela on Instagram
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    41 mins
  • Landing A Plane On A Tiny Helipad

    Landing A Plane On A Tiny Helipad
    May 25 2025
    You need a runway to land a plane, right? Not if your pilot was Łukasz Czepiela. The aerobatic aviator flew into the record books by landing on the world-famous helipad on top of the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel in Dubai. To land on the helipad and stun experts around the world, Łukasz had to bring his plane to a halt in under 27m. The Polish pilot and his experienced team completed over 650 practice landings and made a number of modifications to his aircraft, reducing the total weight to only 425 kilograms, before the daring attempt on top of the 56-story building. In the next episode of this series, go behind the scenes with Łukasz as he revealed how he made it happen. What would you like to see Łukasz attempt with his plane next? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Łukasz Czepiela on Instagram
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    2 mins
  • Explained: Flying Through London's Tower Bridge (World First)

    Explained: Flying Through London's Tower Bridge (World First)
    May 18 2025
    In May 2024, Austrian wingsuit pilots Marco Fürst and Marco Waltenspiel executed a daring jump through London’s iconic Tower Bridge. Wearing the world’s fastest wingsuit, the duo stood on the edge of their helicopter half a mile up in the sky and simply said to each other, “let’s do it.” In this behind the scenes conversation, the two Marcos explained how they prepared for the groundbreaking project and the impact of their achievement. The human aviation pioneers also discussed their backgrounds, the evolution of wingsuit technology, and the emotional highs and lows of extreme sports. Where would you like to see the two Marcos fly next? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Marco Furst and Marco Waltenspiel on Instagram
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    38 mins
  • Flying Through London's Tower Bridge (World First)

    Flying Through London's Tower Bridge (World First)
    May 18 2025
    Skydivers Marco Fürst and Marco Waltenspiel swooped to a world-first and became the first people to wingsuit fly through London’s iconic Tower Bridge. The Austrian duo reached a top speed of 246 km/h in their dive over the River Thames before performing a complex aerial maneuver known as a ‘flare’ to fly upwards again in close proximity to Tower Bridge and safely open their parachutes. It was a wingsuit flight that pushed the boundaries of human aviation and was only made possible due to the incredible teamwork and collaboration between the athletes. In the next episode of this series, go behind the scenes with the two athletes as they revealed how they made it happen. Where would you like to see the two Marcos fly next? Let us know at podcast@redbull.com Follow Marco Furst and Marco Waltenspiel on Instagram
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    2 mins
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