Did you ever ride on a salt mine? Okay, thought so. Alejandro Caro did and we checked with him on the experience of riding on salt. Are you salty?What was that session on the salt mine all about? Where is that place?
Currently on the road with WeThePeople for the Ride UK Ride To Glory road trip throughout the UK, Sam Lowe is the latest member of the Canadian contingent of the WTP crew. Take a minute and get to know Sam. Name: Sam Lowe
Age: 22
Years riding: Since I was 13 or 14.
If you are wondering how you pronounce his name its "Jay" and he is another rider from Australia that goes big. A quiet guy who rides loads and hopefully someone we see more of. Q: Is this your first interview?
A: No this is not my first interview. I have done some interviews for some bmx mags and sports mags
Q: You will be back in the States this weekend. What will you be doing there?
A: Yep back in the States finally this year. I will be going to Woodward East for the first 2 weeks, then I will be doing the open qualifying round for the Dew Tour and during that time I will be staying with mates to ride all the local stops and haven a good time
Q: What was it like to ride that insane Red Bull dirt pipe?
A: The Red Bull Dirt Pipe was insane! Turned up there and was like, I knew it was gunna be big but not this big, probably the scariest
Andrew Jackson is Wethepeople's California connection. Friend and riding partner of Wethepeople legend Brian Terada, Andrew is part of the new school of riders that got way too good in a short period of time. He also managed to keep a humble outlook on himself and his riding. In between classes, Andrew took the time to answer some questions about himself and this thing we call BMX. Take a few minutes to get to know wethepeople's Andrew Jackson... 
Mike Spinner recently released some killer tricks. He is the first rider to pull a 720 double tailwhip (on the resi) and Mark Losey shot some sequences of Mike doing a triple whip on a quarterpipe and also a triple whip over a hip. All at Dave Mirra's warehouse where shit goes down! Oh yeah, he learnt flairs too. We caught up with Spinner for a Top 5 list.Ladies:
Name: Daniel Dhers Age: Turned 23 on March 25th
Hometown: Caracas, Venezuela
Sponsors: Red Bull, DC Shoes, POC Helmets, Albe's, Team Blowin' it, Woodward.
FATBMX: Describe the location you are in right now?
Daniel Dhers: Laundry place near Woodward.
Name: Björn "Bommel" Mager Age: 04.02.1985 (23)
Hometown: Berlin, Germany
Sponsors: Mankind Bikes, Unity BMX, Profile, KingKong BMX, etnies, RooF-BMX, T-Mobile.
FATBMX: What do you like to ride most?
Bommel: I like to ride all stuff but the best thing for me is having
Name: Mike Spinner Age: 19
Hometown: Miami FL
Sponsors: Mirraco bikes, Monster Energy, Ballpark Franks, Nike shoes, Bell helmets, Maxxis tires, Albes Mailorder and Woodward camp.
Over the last 2 years your life has changed a lot. You have seen a lot of the world already and made some money riding BMX. If you would not have been riding BMX, what do you think you would be doing now?
Spinner: Right now I would be in my second year of College, probably trying to go in a more business direction for sure.
Name: Barry Kohne Age: 23
Hometown: Amsterdam, NL.
Sponsors: MankindBikeco, Carhartt, Etnies, KingKong.
You're from Amsterdam, people generally think that you guys get stoned and have sex every day. How ture is that?
Barry: Hahaha! Come visit Amsterdam and see for yourself! It's the truth though...just kidding!
What sort of stuff do you have to ride in the Amsterdam area?
Barry: When it's dry we can ride, otherwise only on Wednesday at the local parc! But when the weather is nice we have several spots. Street isn't the best option, but we have a couple of pretty fun pools and some ramps. Have to say that the Marnix pool and the new mini on museumplein (15mtr. Wide + spine) are the local spots this summer. And don't forget about the 020-trails, trails I arranged with the city, is gonna be sick in the summer. Thanks to redbull as well for that!
Name: Karl Quentin Poynter Age: 20
Hometown: New Castle, IN U.S.A.
Sponsors: Hardcore Sportz, Sunday Bikes, The Shadow Conspiracy, UGP, Beloe Footwear, The Last People
When you started riding, did you think it was important to get sponsored?
Karl: When I first started riding bikes 10 years ago I didn't even know about the sponsorship stuff. I rode bikes because it gave me a feeling of joy and fun and that's the same reason why I still ride today.
Did you keep on riding with sponsorship in your mind or did you just ride?
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.