Topic: Skateboarding

Skateboarding comes up in 6 chapters across 5 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from May 2008 to August 2025.

May 2008 August 2025

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Florida Ounce
Episode 1790 • • 27:06 - 28:55

1790: Florida Ounce

Beto O'Rourke Political Image and Mainstream Media Reception

A critique of Beto O'Rourke's political persona focuses on his past campaign tactics, such as skateboarding on stage and drumming in fast-food drive-thrus. The discussion suggests O'Rourke seeks to become a political martyr through legal troubles to maintain relevance. Mainstream media is criticized for portraying him as a "rock star" despite his electoral losses.

Scream Circle
Episode 1758 • • 2:56:49 - 2:58:46

1758: Scream Circle

Ephemeral Tattoos and NPR Reporting

An NPR report features individuals who received "temporary" tattoos from the company Ephemeral, which were supposed to fade within 15 months but remain visible after three years. The segment mocks the triviality of the reporting, featuring stories of "silly chicken on a skateboard" and "space dog" tattoos. The hosts use the story to criticize the use of taxpayer funding for NPR.

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by Law and by Rule
Episode 523 • • 58:36 - 1:00:58

523: by Law and by Rule

National Go Skateboarding Day Promotion

A producer named Daniel announces he will be distributing No Agenda CDs at a skateboarding competition in El Paso for National Go Skateboarding Day. The hosts praise the effort to convert "shittisons to citizens" within the skater community.

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Health Insurance Dot Gov
Episode 107 • • 53:01 - 54:39

107: Health Insurance Dot Gov

Tony Hawk Skateboarding in the White House

Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk made headlines by riding his skateboard through the halls of the Old Executive Office Building and the White House. Hawk claimed the stunt was a response to a dare from actor Ashton Kutcher, a story the hosts cite as an example of shallow mainstream news coverage.

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Truth to Power Ratio
Episode 31 • • 45:42 - 48:29

31: Truth to Power Ratio

Childhood Safety and the Generation of Pussies

John C. Dvorak observes a 12-year-old boy wearing a helmet while riding a slow-moving scooter, sparking a discussion on over-parenting. The hosts argue that modern "political correctness" and "self-esteem" culture in schools are creating a "generation of pussies." They cite Gordon Ramsay's interactions with young workers as evidence of a lack of resilience in the newer generation.

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Truth to Power Ratio
Episode 31 • • 48:32 - 50:42

31: Truth to Power Ratio

Adam Curry's 1970s Skateboarding Accident in Texas

Adam Curry recounts a severe skateboarding accident he had at age nine while visiting Dallas, Texas. Having learned to skate on flat ground in the Netherlands, he was unprepared for a significant hill and collided with a truck. He notes that the lack of safety gear resulted in gravel being permanently embedded in his elbow, which served as a lasting lesson in risk management.

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