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I can’t tell an underrotated jump from a clean one, have no music taste, and hate public speaking. Clearly a podcast is for me! Hey! My name is Vangogh and I am a huge figure skating fan! Unfortunately, I am a teen. Teens don't care about figure skating. ):Instead of ranting about music choices to my friends, I decided to make a podcast! Great decision, right? A Teen Talks Skating is a light-hearted podcast where I rant about figure skating. Obviously.All opinions are mine only, not intended to offend or hurt anybody. New episodes every Saturday (hopefully)!Cover art by my sister!
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Signup to Generate a PitchA Teen Talks Skating is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 134 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #133
A bit of a chaotic episode. Hello everyone! Today we discuss three summer competitions: Lake Placid Ice Dance International, Asian Open Trophy, and CS Cranberry Cup 2026. We also talk about the current state of U.S. figure skating! Who are the stars to watch out for this season and the rest of the Olympics cycle in all four disciplines?
Episode #132
The season comes to a start! Hello everyone! Today I discuss the upcoming 2026-2027 figure skating season. The International Skating Union has drastically changed the sport for this next Olympic quad. Which skaters will continue to make their rise? Which skaters are new to the senior ranks and here to make a mark? Enjoy!
Episode #131
The age-old question only wandering around in my head! Hello everyone! Today we discuss what figure skaters do after retirement. Do they enter "normal people world?" Do they continue their involvement in skating? What leads to their retirement? Is a comeback possible? Enjoy!
Episode #130
A fun episode to end off July! Hello everyone! The anime Yuri On Ice! has undoubtedly become the most iconic piece of figure skating media. What is it about? Why has it made such a huge impact on figure skating? Why are we all in love with this show? Enjoy!
Episode #129
Exciting news! Hello everyone! The International Skating Union (ISU) and International Olympic Committee (IOC) have announced that synchronized skating will be at the 2030 Olympics? What is synchronized skating? How is it similar/different from figure skating? How will it be implemented at the Olympics? Find out now! Enjoy!
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