Kwadverse :: A Micro FPV Podcast

Send us Fan Mail
He brings analog dreams to life across the New York City FPV scene, he’s event co-sponsor of Beast of the East and he’s the pilot known simply as That Banana. I would call him the unofficial Mayor of NYC guerrilla whooping.  He's spent years searching out and carving up the city's hidden lines alongside legends like FPV-Vegan, Botgrinder, Kazi, and Apache. From the iconic Nights of Columbus sessions to Pulling Up the Ladder, his gritty analog street-style FPV mini-films have quietly helped define the 1st generation of urban FPV. Today, we'll dive into the stories behind the flights, the filming, the community he's helped build, and why his passion for FPV continues to inspire pilots everywhere. Time to turn up the volume on….. ThatBanana!
Support the show
Thank you to our Sponsors, MaXX Frames and MtnMicro.com.  Thank you to Samuel Goodrich, "@manatufpv" for the amazing INTRO/OUTRO music he designed for the Kwadverse podcast.  Feel free to DM him @manatufpv (Instagram) if you need some ripping tunes for your podcast or socials!

Thank you Infinity Loops for the logo placement on Livestream Opener Screens!  The supports means the world to Kwadverse!  Make sure to be a subscriber and supporter of Infinity Loops!

Send us Fan Mail
What happens when FPV freestyle is judged not by opinions, but by equal parts flow , style and difficulty? In this episode, we step inside the freestyle dreams of Baboo FPV—a pilot whose imagination was shaped by years of parkour, skateboarding, and a relentless drive to push the micro-FPV Freetyle movement. What began as an idea for a new community micro- freestyle contest quickly evolved into a deeper question: what does great freestyle actually mean? To find out, Baboo assembled a diverse panel of judges, bringing together different perspectives and experiences. Together, they set out to look beyond subjectivity and uncover the deeper language, artistry, and progression that define FPV freestyle. Welcome to the inaugural Big Balls  Freestyle Cometition.
Special thank-yous to SiegeFPV and SlackersFPV for joining the podcast to share their perspectives and experiences from judging the innaugural contest.
Support the show
Thank you to our Sponsors, MaXX Frames and MtnMicro.com.  Thank you to Samuel Goodrich, "@manatufpv" for the amazing INTRO/OUTRO music he designed for the Kwadverse podcast.  Feel free to DM him @manatufpv (Instagram) if you need some ripping tunes for your podcast or socials!

Thank you Infinity Loops for the logo placement on Livestream Opener Screens!  The supports means the world to Kwadverse!  Make sure to be a subscriber and supporter of Infinity Loops!

Send us Fan Mail
The MaxxFrames M2 is more than carbon fiber and geometry. It wasn’t born in a polished workshop or corporate lab. It was born in the bandos — abandoned concrete playgrounds where broken windows, tight gaps, and unforgiving crashes shaped every line of its design. What started as a machine for surviving freestyle sessions escaped those buildings and spread worldwide, flying through the Pacific Northwest, the skies and structures of NYC and across the globe. This episode explores the creator, the culture, the team pilots and the frame that is earning its legend one pack at a time.  We welcome MaXX Frames to the Kwadverse this month and his designs that give the freedom to fly without restriction.
Support the show
Thank you to our Sponsors, MaXX Frames and MtnMicro.com.  Thank you to Samuel Goodrich, "@manatufpv" for the amazing INTRO/OUTRO music he designed for the Kwadverse podcast.  Feel free to DM him @manatufpv (Instagram) if you need some ripping tunes for your podcast or socials!

Thank you Infinity Loops for the logo placement on Livestream Opener Screens!  The supports means the world to Kwadverse!  Make sure to be a subscriber and supporter of Infinity Loops!

Send us Fan Mail
City noise, steel, motion, rhythm.  He packs light, hops the train, and disappears into the pulse of New York City—seeing lines where others see limits. A micro-FPV freestyle pilot with a skate-inspired style, he turns the air around him into a flowing, cinematic skatepark.
But it’s not just about the tricks. It’s about presence. Catching moments like filming "Pulling up the Ladder" with the FlyTribe Crew, finding joy in every lipo, every flight, every unexpected line.
And yeah—he’s also the first pilot I’ve ever met who got arrested for tiny whooping.
This is urban exploration from a whole new perspective. Time to send it with SupplyFPV.
Support the show
Thank you to our Sponsors, MaXX Frames and MtnMicro.com.  Thank you to Samuel Goodrich, "@manatufpv" for the amazing INTRO/OUTRO music he designed for the Kwadverse podcast.  Feel free to DM him @manatufpv (Instagram) if you need some ripping tunes for your podcast or socials!

Thank you Infinity Loops for the logo placement on Livestream Opener Screens!  The supports means the world to Kwadverse!  Make sure to be a subscriber and supporter of Infinity Loops!

Send us Fan Mail
From the streets of New Jersey to the misty forests and rugged coastline of the Pacific Northwest, FPV pilot Jimmy Sprinkles has carved out a path defined by motion, perspective, and purpose. In this episode, we explore how flying through towering trees, cascading waterfalls, and windswept cliffs reshaped not just his piloting style—but his entire way of seeing the world.
Jimmy’s explorations and pursuits sparked a strong philosophy about flying drones: FPV may not change the world, but it can absolutely change how you experience it. That idea led to a unique pilot exchange program—one not built on free gear, but on shared journeys, new environments, and meaningful human connection. By trading home turf and flying side by side, pilots gain more than footage—they gain perspective, friendship, and inspiration.
Support the show
Thank you to our Sponsors, MaXX Frames and MtnMicro.com.  Thank you to Samuel Goodrich, "@manatufpv" for the amazing INTRO/OUTRO music he designed for the Kwadverse podcast.  Feel free to DM him @manatufpv (Instagram) if you need some ripping tunes for your podcast or socials!

Thank you Infinity Loops for the logo placement on Livestream Opener Screens!  The supports means the world to Kwadverse!  Make sure to be a subscriber and supporter of Infinity Loops!