@ventcity
The world's oldest and in fact only anticapitalist skate podcast, hosted by a rotation of Ryan Lay, Alex White, Ted Barrow, Kristin Ebeling, Kyle Beachy, Ted Schmitz, and Adam Burns. Monthly eps, listener supported: https://www.patreon.com/ventcity
Dog and skull have been trying to skate as much as possible this summer. For example, we just went onto twitter to beg everyone to "get the fuck out of here you're getting played" and that, friends, is skating.
This is worth repeating: Skateboarding is going to be ok!
This is a very good question and we definitely don't want to speak for Alex, here. But we'd guess (dog and skull would guess) that one of them is about passion and belief and love and putting something good into the world, the other is about...something way more more elemental.
Well, it had to happen eventually. The new episode clocks in at a tight 53 minutes. Oh and it's a good one, friends. Thanks for listening, please don't rank the sex pest Cuomo, and never forget that Vent City loves you.
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Woof woof, little skullies. Have a listen if you haven't!
Our episode with the great Taj Hanson is up and we're all good and stoked for you to hear him and Ted B go full nerdery on Embarco and more.
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Grindline opts for "full demolition" and the old heads are like, "But how will Chris Senn carry his kid around on his shoulders there?"
Big news! Big news. We recorded last night! With a guest. What kind of guest? Oh man, a good one. Extremely interesting conversation.
oh shit it's the guy from the other podcast!
well look, we'd like to see another one if you've got it in you
Wow, wow, wow. Slow Impact? Extremely great. Skateboarding is special.
What a time to be a skateboard fan with some travel upcoming. What an abundance of good stuff.
Oh how interesting! The podcast that usually comes out every single week, regularly, on the same day, seems this week to have been delayed to coincide with our own scrappy grassroots endeavor that we put up more or less whenever we feel like it! How *interesting*, fellas!
Who says it's got to make money in order for skate culture to be vibrant? And what does it mean that skateboarding has to keep reaching outside of itself for help, always struggling to sell our weird hobby to normies? God's a rollerblader, y'all.
New episode (for your travels to Tempe)!
Thank you, Natalie!
It's a debate nearly as old as time: Emile Laurent or Aimu Yamazuki? And hey, while we’re at it, why aren’t we any better yet at talking about women’s skateboarding? Are the ally olympics this year, or next?
New episode with Alex, Kristin, Kyle and the Teds. Enjoy!
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Weird times in skateboarding, huh?
The Skate After School fundraiser has been a little underexposed this year, but they're FULL with deals for a great, maybe the best cause in the world. Go! Browse! Bid! From gift cards to one-of-a-kinds, it's rich. Support if you can!
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It is Alex White's birthday! God, we love Alex so much. Wish her well, please.
If you mean the credits music, then it's @gropeforluna.bsky.social , all of whose music rules.
Dog and Skull are hella pandering for this year's POTY. New ep with a triptych of topics! The institutionalizing of skating in Bordeaux and Malmö, plaza culture, and that bane of contemporary skateboarding, the ride-on grind. We got Ted B, Ryan Lay, Ted S, and Jokamundo, all vying for your votes...
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February 20-23
dogs, you know Mike, they dream? i'm having a tremendously weird sense that i read this already. was that a dream? did you post this years ago? thanks and love, dog
how many trucks does elijah put on that rail?
how many trucks does elijah put on that rail?
Basically what we're saying is, you can use this transition as a very real opportunity to make your world less awful.
Look at our guy!
Some of us who left Twitter early found leaving to be an extremely beneficial thing for our health and general approach to Being Online.
In other words we had time to recover from the very fucked up real damage that Twitter, specifically, did to us. Not to brag.
