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A podcast dedicated to keep the fire burning on skateboarding history, heritage and preservation.

The Sound of Skateboarding, is an immersive podcast that showcases the rhythmic sound of skateboard wheels on concrete. Join us as we explore the sidewalks, paths, and streets of our neighborhood.

Here is a brief history of skateboarding and how it evolved with the passage of time. Who worked hard for its establishment. How ⁠skateboarding⁠ became a part of the Olympics.

A not-so-typical podcast about skateboard culture and those who live deep inside it.

In 2008 a man road his longboard 7,555 miles from Switzerland to Shanghai. In 2013 a man skated all the way across the USA, for the 4th time, to raise awareness for Alzheimers. In 2016 two people proved it is possible to ride a skateboard for more than 300 miles in 24 hours. For some people longboarding is a hobby or a pastime, for some it becomes a way of life. Every one of these people has a story and we are here to share them with you.

This podcast is the Official Podcast of The Skate Gym (TSG Skateboarding) in Leander, TX. (www.theskategym.com) It talks about skateboarding: where we are from, what we ride and why we skate. None of us are pros and we are not in it for the skateboarding career and the money. We all love skateboarding and can’t talk enough about it. This is our story...

A weekly show centered on women and gender-expansive skateboarding, highlighting past, present, and future stories that rarely get the mic. Part cultural record, part real-time news brief, and part holding space for harder-to-hear truths where context and nuance can live.