Jason Ellis

Jason Ellis is a multifaceted Australian talent known for his dynamic contributions to the worlds of sports, radio, and music. He began his professional journey in skateboarding, moving to the United States at the age of 17. Ellis quickly made a name for himself, setting a Guinness World Record in 2001 for the biggest drop on a skateboard, showcasing his daring spirit and skill. His involvement in the skate community continued as he participated in the X-Games and collaborated with legends like Tony Hawk, further solidifying his status as a prominent figure in the sport.

Transitioning from skateboarding, Ellis ventured into mixed martial arts, where he trained under notable coaches and made a successful debut in 2009. His impressive record includes victories over seasoned opponents, demonstrating his versatility and competitive edge. In addition to MMA, he explored truck racing in the Lucas Oil SuperLite Series, where he seamlessly integrated his radio career by broadcasting live from events, showcasing his ability to blend his passions.

As a radio personality, Ellis gained widespread recognition as the host of The Jason Ellis Show on Sirius XM, which ran for 15 years. His engaging style and unique perspective attracted a loyal audience, and after the show’s conclusion, he continued to connect with fans through his podcast, Hawk vs Wolf, alongside Tony Hawk. Ellis’s candid discussions and humor have made him a beloved figure in the podcasting community.

In the realm of music, Ellis co-founded the band Taintstick, achieving chart success with their debut album. His creative endeavors extend beyond performance, as he co-authored motivational books that inspire others to embrace their true selves. With a career marked by innovation and passion, Jason Ellis continues to influence and entertain across multiple platforms.