Rosie Archie joins us to talk about growing up in Canim Lake First Nation, finding skateboarding, building community and starting Nation Skate Youth. Plus, the 11th annual Stop, Drop & Roll goes down in Vancouver this weekend. Thank you Rosie!

Rosie Archie joins us to talk about growing up in Canim Lake First Nation, finding skateboarding, building community and starting Nation Skate Youth. Plus, the 11th annual Stop, Drop &amp; Roll goes down in Vancouver this weekend. Thank you Rosie!

A weekly show centered on women and gender-expansive skateboarding, highlighting past, present, and future stories that rarely get the mic. Part cultural record, part real-time news brief, and part holding space for harder-to-hear truths where context and nuance can live.

A weekly show centered on women and gender-expansive skateboarding, highlighting past, present, and future stories that rarely get the mic. Part cultural record, part real-time news brief, and part holding space for harder-to-hear truths where context and nuance can live.

Good Luck With That: A Podcast About Skateboarding

Rosie Archie

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When opportunities for women in skateboarding were disappearing, Amelia Brodka decided to create a contest of her own. What started with 34 skaters has grown into Exposure, an annual contest and gathering of women and gender-expansive skateboarders from around the world.

This week, Amelia joins Ashley to reflect on 15 years of Exposure, the next generation of skateboarders, inclusion in competition, and why skateboarding's future is about more than podiums and Olympic medals.

Plus, motherhood, finding optimism in the skate industry, and what's ahead for Exposure's 15th anniversary, November 6–8 in Encinitas, California.

When opportunities for women in skateboarding were disappearing, Amelia Brodka decided to create a contest of her own. What started with 34 skaters has grown into Exposure, an annual contest and gathering of women and gender-expansive skateboarders from around the world.
This week, Amelia joins Ashley to reflect on 15 years of Exposure, the next generation of skateboarders, inclusion in competition, and why skateboarding's future is about more than podiums and Olympic medals.
Plus, motherhood, finding optimism in the skate industry, and what's ahead for Exposure's 15th anniversary, November 6&ndash;8 in Encinitas, California.

Amelia Brodka Exposure 2026

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What makes someone valuable in skateboarding? Who gets to make that call? And what happens when the future of skateboarding looks nothing like its past?

This week, we're looking for answers in an unlikely place: professional basketball.

Skaters, stay with me here.

What makes someone valuable in skateboarding? Who gets to make that call? And what happens when the future of skateboarding looks nothing like its past?
This week, we're looking for answers in an unlikely place: professional basketball.
Skaters, stay with me here.

Who Gets to Decide?

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Maddy Brown, better known as WNBA Data, joins us to talk WNBA playoffs, making statistics interesting, what the numbers can (and can’t) tell us about sports, and the growing role of data in women’s sports.

Then we bring it back to skateboarding: an industry that has historically relied less on data and more on “seems right,” and look at the value women and gender-expansive skaters may be creating that the industry isn’t measuring. What data are we missing, what questions should we be asking, and what could the numbers tell us about the bigger story of skateboarding?

Maddy Brown, better known as WNBA Data, joins us to talk WNBA playoffs, making statistics interesting, what the numbers can (and can&rsquo;t) tell us about sports, and the growing role of data in women&rsquo;s sports.
Then we bring it back to skateboarding: an industry that has historically relied less on data and more on &ldquo;seems right,&rdquo; and look at the value women and gender-expansive skaters may be creating that the industry isn&rsquo;t measuring. What data are we missing, what questions should we be asking, and what could the numbers tell us about the bigger story of skateboarding?

What the Data Says with Maddy Brown

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