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#97: Charles Dunkle & Friends
from http://bladeordie.com on 22 Mar 2018

Y’all ever wanted to hear from a ton of rollerbladers from Alabama? While back home in Alabama for his engagement party, Phil sat down with Alabama legends Charles Dunkle, Matty Schrock, Mike Buckalew, Shane Thompson, and Malcolm Heard. Talking around a table with some old copies of Rejects Skate Magazines, they talk Alabama skating, Roces/Valo/Them […]

#96: The Iowa-California Connection
from http://bladeordie.com on 5 Mar 2018

Home may be where the heart is, but if it gets too cold, feel free to get out of there. Like me, Phil Austin and Josh Goodell were Iowans who fled the state in search of warmer winters, diverse topography, and burritos. We talk about food, Iowa skating OGs, and what Phil does not want […]

#95: Black Panther
from http://bladeordie.com on 26 Feb 2018

Phil Moore watched Black Panther with his father in his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama. Brian Krans watched it in Oakland, California, which is important in the film. It’s also where both Phil and Brian live. In this spoiler-heavy episode, Phil and Brian talk about Black Panther’s significance in modern America — and the greater Marvel Cinematic […]

#94: Skookum
from http://bladeordie.com on 10 Feb 2018

If you haven’t heard about the band Skookum yet, we’re sorry for not doing our jobs properly. In this episode, Phil Moore talks with the members of the all-blader band Skookum: Brian Shima, Sean Salazar, Brendan Tidd, and Pat Catilung. Follow them on Instagram @skookumtunes. You can directly download the episode here, or on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play. […]

#93: Philip Moore #cohost
from http://bladeordie.com on 5 Feb 2018

Hashtag-cohost was a resounding success, so now Philip Moore is officially in the Rock Town family. In this episode, I share some of my best mistakes as a blade podcaster, who really deserves the ‘Blade Author of the Year’ award. In this and future episodes, we’ll be talking about rollerblading, race, representation, and, of course, comic […]