I really enjoy this show. I’m 36 and love skating. This podcast is a great talk every week and these guys are REAL which I love the most. It’s always entertaining, informative, and for the culture !! Keep it up everyone. I have only been a listener for like a year because I honestly didn’t know until the insta algorithm sent you my way or something like that. Hope more people get there reviews going so the pod can reach as many heads as possible!!! Big love to everyone involved and hope we can catch up sometime in this life and get a lil skate on. I’m stoked this week to go skate Saturday morning and enjoy some dry weather in the PNW. Spring when it dry is the best time! After the long wet rainy season that keeps us undercover or indoor I’m stoked to get some sun and some shred. Also slappy trucks are fun to slappy grind with. Just the right height to bash into any crub in your path! Peace and love G’s

Proclaiming hockey to be the cooler more cohesive brand as if it was an original revelation was good. Then you one upped yourself by knocking creative choices in palace videos, proceeding to say Nike videos are better cause they’re digital and have the same emo music as everything. Hosts sound old and sad they’re era is over. I guess this is for old heads who don’t realize that’s what they are yet

I’m an older skater (45) constantly looking for skate content that has nostalgia without being too nostalgic, and also helps plug me in with what’s current. Mostly Skateboarding does exactly this. I like that each host brings a fairly different perspective, but it never feels disjointed. Just solid, thoughtful commentary on skateboarding from the golden era (90s) through the present.

Great conversations, awesome guests/interviews, and positive vibes. Becoming one my favorite parts of the week. On a side note my wife and I now do a “what are you stoked on this week” with each other lol. Keep up the great work!!!

Humorless and monotone. How can you even make skateboarding sound so boring? Make skateboarding weird again!

Great all around.Good to have a skateboard podcast that is not all interview.Sometimes though they can stray way off topic like three or three tiers away from what they’re originally talking about that can go on for a long time, Right until they’re stoked on something for the week and it’s over and they only spoke about the actual topic for a cumulative of seven minutes. That’s just my constructive criticism other than that great guys great podcast

One of my favorite podcasts on skateboarding, all four guys are relatable and have interesting skate, cultural, and geographical backgrounds. Only complaint is that sometime the Colonel K goes off on way wild tangents…I think it’s been touched on by other reviewers.

Dooodz plz get some more profesh microphones!! Yr voices are beautiful, let us hear it. Otherwise, fav podcast in skateboarding !

The one thing that most skate podcasts have in common: mostly opinions. It's always great to become more informed by a podcast. This podcast features a group of guys who were skating in the 90s, and never lost touch, but they also pushed themselves to grow outside of skating. At least, I think they did? That's the conclusion I came to after listening to a lot of episodes. These are some intelligent guys, creating informed conversations about skateboarding. They're also sensitive to issues about race, gender, and the general priorities of people who are trying to live in harmony with other humans.

Enjoyed this pod much better without Patrick kikongo hugging the mic, and not letting anyone finish their thought only to make sure his unrelated 4 minute analogy gets out. Only going to listen to episodes with out Patrick. Sorry cousin p.

I like the show, but can you tell the guy in nyc to get better internet, control his volume of his voice and not talk over people. Just constructive criticism, I like what he had to say, but can’t hear it most of the time. Thanks for your hard work.

I enjoy the casual vibe. Although the hosts have always prepared, I never feel like they are putting on a show for me. Instead I’m being welcomed into the groove of a long running hang out. Part of the crew has deep roots in skate journalism and thus a worthy skeptic outlook on the way the meat is extruded. They helped disabuse me of the infertility complex Thrasher gave me for not being ‘core enough. Especially after not being able to wreck the Northwest’s concrete grater gorilla pits padless! The addition of Patrick has added ebullience and the euro perspective that had been missing.

Real topics, no gimmicks, and actual opinions. I look forward to this every week. V stoked on the Mostly Skateboarding Podcast.

Hands down my favorite Skateboard podcast out there! Informative, entertaining, and just plain fun! Highly suggested!

Been a fan of mostly skateboarding since the original inception, however since quarantine hit the crew has really hit their stride. Whether it’s tackling controversial topics or ranting about this week’s new ‘hot’ part. It’s a nice escape from the usual pod. If you’re looking for a podcast of skaters talking skating, this should check all boxes. (Unless you haven’t seen mouse. 🤷🏻‍♂️)

Very tight

Ed templeton had a great voice and perspective on skateboarding

I love the format and how each episode is just an amazing story from a pro. The Paul Zitzer episode had me dying!

I've been craving a skate related podcast since i started listening to podcasts back in '05. Good stuff, please post more!

Its actually a relief that this is NOT just an interview show, which is what I expected. I like the randomness of the stories and the guests that are chosen, glad its also not just pros being picked.

As someone that loves podcasting, I really enjoy this show. It's a great way to listen to industry pros in the skateboarding world and feel like a fly on the wall-listening in on their conversations. The stories are passionate and exetremely interesting. I'm hooked, AMAZING JOB! - James Manning - STC Podcast