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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN-US · 18 episodes
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 BratrudInstagram - @rustybearingspodcastYouTube - https://youtube.com/@rustybearingspodcast?si=AHnHCVzWpYuXR08-
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Rusty Bearings
JP Kraus discusses world travels with WWE, early days around Bridgeton, living the rogue life for a while, relocating to Arizona and San Diego, filming his crew, DIY concrete around the St Louis area, how Missouri Vortex came to be, and tales of Thrasher's Skate Rock in Hermann. @missourivortex @mittsta @schweigengel cover pic – Simon Rhim @kingsalmonhighway_
Episode #14
Dana Smith discusses growing up in Jackson, legendary events at Cape Bike, TNT Skates, traveling to contests, video parts, Consolidated Skateboards, spending time in Santa Cruz, getting into painting while staying in Walnut Creek, moving to St Louis, making music, and his artwork today. @dana_richard_smith @mittsta @schweigengel cover pic – Jonathan Harms @jbh_stl
Episode #13
Scotty Laird discusses growing up in St Charles, localizing Elm St skatepark, moving to Arizona, Loud House, Chophouse Skateboards, wild times on Thrasher’s Skate Rock trip, skating the Keiner Plaza rail, moving to Kansas City, the latest developments of the Harrison Street D.I.Y., and the skateparks around Kansas City. @goinscottylaird @mittsta @schweigengel cover pic – Andy Wissman @oldirtywiss
Episode #12
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. @timthreecars @mittsta @schweigengel cover pic – Chris Roddick
Episode #11
Gabe Kehoe discusses growing up in Webster Groves, working at Infinity Skateshop, his early introductions to videography, the early days of YouTube, taking on the filming of St Losers, the filming of Comb, tour guiding around St Louis, what it takes to make a spot skateable, his favorite current videos, and what he’s working on now. @gabekehoe @mittsta @schweigengel cover pic – Michael Worful @worful
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