Rusty Bearings
Rusty Bearings
Podcast Description
Join hosts Matt and Todd as we talk with the cast of characters in the St Louis skate scene. Catch up with the heroes of yesterday and tomorrow. This is an oral history of skateboarding in St Louis.
Cover Art - Todd Bratrud
Instagram - @rustybearingspodcast
YouTube - https://youtube.com/@rustybearingspodcast?si=AHnHCVzWpYuXR08-
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The podcast explores the evolution of skateboarding in St. Louis, highlighting personal narratives and cultural shifts within the community. Topics include early skate experiences, influences from iconic skate parks like Gino's, the transition from amateur to professional skating, and the relationship between skateboarding and other interests such as art and business with episodes featuring skaters like Jabari Pendleton discussing his journey and Jason Sides reflecting on his long career.
Join hosts Matt and Todd as we talk with the cast of characters in the St Louis skate scene. Catch up with the heroes of yesterday and tomorrow. This is an oral history of skateboarding in St Louis.
Cover Art – Todd Bratrud
Instagram – @rustybearingspodcast
YouTube – https://youtube.com/@rustybearingspodcast?si=AHnHCVzWpYuXR08-
Tim Jamison discusses high school radio shows, where he bought his first skateboards in St Louis, the final Earth Surf sessions, skating the 1-70 ditch before there was a 1-70, the various ramps throughout St Louis in the 80’s, getting Ultraman together, travels throughout the Midwest mixing punk and skating, the second coming of concrete parks, and how to keep skating into your 60’s.
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cover pic – Chris Roddick
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