You Can Ride With Us

You Can Ride With Us is a feature documentary following a team of riders traveling from Seaside, Oregon to South Padre Island, Texas. The journey honors those lost to pulmonary fibrosis and celebrates the healing power of purpose, friendship, and the open road.

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The Film

Directed, produced, and edited by JSB Video, and executive produced by Christian Johanneson, the film captures the grit, laughter, and reflection that unfold across 4,000 miles.

Featuring music by DJ Drez and Steve Gold, it’s a story about endurance, community, and carrying forward a legacy through motion.

The Production Team

JSB Video handled nearly every technical aspect of bringing You Can Ride With Us to life, including:

Directing and cinematography across 4,000 miles
Drone and camera operations
Multi-camera coordination and footage management
Sound design, mixing, and color grading
Editing and final post-production delivery

The Mission

The Valhalla Fund supports research, awareness, and families affected by pulmonary fibrosis. This ride and film were created to raise both funds and visibility for a cause close to our hearts. Every mile and every dollar make a difference.

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Meet the Film Makers

JSB Video led the creative and technical production of You Can Ride With Us, handling nearly every part of the filmmaking process—from direction and cinematography to editing, sound, and post-production.

Executive producer Christian Johanneson, founder of The Valhalla Fund, partnered closely with JSB Video to shape the story and mission. Together, they transformed a cross-country ride into a powerful story of love, loss, and purpose, capturing every mile with care, precision, and heart.

Producer and Director

Jordan Berns

Jordan is the founder and CEO of JSB Video and the director of You Can Ride With Us. He helps brands, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations communicate with clarity through strategic video and event production.

With over seven years of experience in documentary filmmaking, event media, and branded storytelling, Jordan has led productions for global brands, startups, and cause-based organizations.

His work blends creativity and purpose, turning complex ideas into stories that connect, inspire, and drive results.

Production Assistant

Monique Lapointe

Monique brings a global perspective to You Can Ride With Us, with experience spanning Canada, France, and the U.S. Bilingual in French and English, she has worked across fashion, lifestyle, hospitality, and travel, blending creativity with performance-driven results.

As production assistant, Monique supported logistics, scheduling, communications, and on-location coordination throughout the 4,000-mile journey. Her background in digital marketing and storytelling helped ensure the film’s message connected with audiences in authentic and meaningful ways.

Executive Producer, Rider

Christian Johanneson

Christian is the executive producer of You Can Ride With Us and founder of The Valhalla Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness and support for pulmonary fibrosis. Before turning his focus to philanthropy and storytelling, he spent over 30 years in the technology industry, including serving as Head of Design for Microsoft.

During filming, Christian helped shape the creative vision, managed logistics, and rode the full 4,000-mile Scooter Cannonball route from Seaside, Oregon to South Padre Island, Texas. His leadership and creative direction gave the film its heart, discipline, and purpose.

Meet the Cast

Christian Johanneson is a technology executive, filmmaker, and professional scooter rider who brings over two decades of leadership experience from HP, Microsoft, and Google. As a certified U.S. Coast Guard Master 100-Ton Captain, he combines technical expertise, strategic vision, and operational precision across his ventures.

He is the Founder and CEO of The Valhalla Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing research and awareness for pulmonary fibrosis. Under his leadership, the foundation has expanded its impact through national fundraising initiatives and documentary storytelling.

Christian also serves as creator and Executive Producer of You Can Ride With Us, a feature film documenting Team ScooterIceland’s 4,000-mile journey across the United States during the 2025 Scooter Cannonball. His work unites innovation, philanthropy, and adventure—reflecting a lifelong commitment to purpose-driven leadership and meaningful storytelling.

Scooter Pilot #108

Christian Johanneson

Ted “Fish” Fisher, a logistics expert with over 30 years of experience, brought his deep expertise and professionalism to managing our support vehicle on this nearly 4,000-mile journey from Seaside, OR, to South Padre Island, TX. His precision, calm under pressure, and sharp navigation skills kept our riders fueled, supported, and moving safely across the country.

Ted’s leadership was vital to our mission of raising awareness and funds for pulmonary fibrosis through The Valhalla Fund, marking the second major ScooterIceland expedition after our unforgettable ride around Iceland in 2023.

Ted "Fish" Fisher

Pete Hoffswell has spent over 30 years advancing broadband development and community connectivity. A seasoned engineer, he’s designed and managed complex networks across Michigan, evolving from the technical “how” to the purpose-driven “why” of broadband access.

Today, Pete leads Broadband Services for the Holland Board of Public Works, driving the city’s open-access fiber network and setting a benchmark for community-owned infrastructure. He also served as co-captain of the support vehicle for Team ScooterIceland during the 2025 Scooter Cannonball, bringing the same precision, teamwork, and commitment to that journey as he does to connecting communities through innovation.

Pete Hoffswell

Donald Pickering, a tech CEO and accomplished Porsche racecar driver, has a long history of combining performance and purpose. Known for his podium finishes racing with Team Seattle to raise money for Children’s Hospital at the 24 Hours of Daytona and other international events, Donald has now turned his passion for endurance into a new kind of challenge with Team ScooterIceland 2025.

A proven leader with deep experience in building innovative technology companies, Donald brings the same focus, discipline, and drive that defined his business career to the 4,000-mile Scooter Cannonball journey. His participation helps raise awareness and funds for pulmonary fibrosis through The Valhalla Fund—showing that true endurance is measured not just in speed, but in purpose.

Scooter Pilot #134

Donald Pickering

Bob Myers, a dedicated nurse from Lake Linden, Michigan, took his compassion for others beyond the hospital and onto the open road. As part of Team ScooterIceland 2025, Bob completed the grueling 4,000-mile Scooter Cannonball from Seaside, Oregon, to South Padre Island, Texas, raising awareness and funds for pulmonary fibrosis through The Valhalla Fund.

A novice rider at the start, Bob became a skilled and confident rider through determination and grit. Having faced his own health scares, his personal journey added depth and meaning to the adventure, inspiring others to persevere through challenge and uncertainty. Known for his steady focus and heart for service, Bob conquered long days, tough weather, and endless miles—all to make a lasting impact for those affected by this disease.

Scooter Pilot #59

Bob Myers

Jason “Bunny” Andreas, an educator and adventurer from East Glacier Park, Montana, has spent over 25 years serving Native youth as a counselor, principal, and assistant superintendent in Browning Public Schools, the second-largest Native district in the U.S. He helped launch the Blackfeet Academy Alternative High School, Wilderness Adventure Program, and Good Medicine Mental Health Initiative.

A licensed professional clinical counselor, Jason promotes trauma-informed education nationwide. Outside work, he’s driven by outdoor adventure—motorcycling, rafting, backpacking, fishing, hunting, skiing, and sailing—with his daughter Maya as his inspiration.

In 2025, Bunny joins Team ScooterIceland for the 4,000-mile Scooter Cannonball from Seaside, Oregon, to South Padre Island, Texas, raising awareness and funds for pulmonary fibrosis through The Valhalla Fund.

Scooter Pilot #54

Jason (Bunny) Andreas

Brian Donaldson, a retired tech executive and seasoned endurance rider, is known for leading with focus and grit—both in business and on the road. After years of long-distance rides on his BMW GSA, he joined Team ScooterIceland 2025, trading horsepower for humility to raise funds and awareness for pulmonary fibrosis through The Valhalla Fund.

A transformational leader with decades of experience guiding teams through change, Brian brings the same discipline and clarity that defined his career to the 3,800-mile Scooter Cannonball journey from Seaside, Oregon, to South Padre Island, Texas—proving that true leadership extends beyond the boardroom and onto the open road.

Scooter Pilot #423

Brian Donaldson

Jason Wallace, a master mechanic and lifelong motorcycle expert, brings decades of experience and passion to Team ScooterIceland 2025. He spent 17 years at Moto International and is certified in Aprilia and Moto Guzzi service, known for his precision and reliability.

Jason has owned more than 350 motorcycles and ridden over 3.5 million miles across the world, from rugged backroads to famous tracks like Laguna Seca. His deep mechanical skill and love for two wheels make him a key part of the team that completed the 2025 Scooter Cannonball, a 4,000-mile ride to raise awareness and funds for pulmonary fibrosis through The Valhalla Fund.

Scooter Pilot #444

Jason (Wally) Wallace

Finn Johanneson keeps the journey on track and the world engaged, managing logistics and storytelling with precision. As co-captain of the support truck for Team ScooterIceland 2025, he played a key role in coordinating the 4,000-mile Scooter Cannonball, ensuring the riders, crew, and media stayed connected throughout the adventure.

Beyond the road, Finn serves as Development Manager for The Valhalla Fund, overseeing major gifts, fundraising events, and grant operations. He brings organization and creativity to every project, helping expand the foundation’s mission to fight pulmonary fibrosis.

Now pursuing his Master’s in Library and Information Science at the University of Washington, Finn continues to blend his passion for research, storytelling, and service—keeping both the team and the cause moving forward.

Finn Johanneson