Episode 170: The Rise of Indigenous Skateboarding & Community Impact with Rose Archie

We want indigenous youth to be confident and proud of where they come from. They are the future leaders. They are loved.
— Rose Archie

Today’s guest, Rose Archie is badass.  She’s a skateboarder, a multi-project & event founder, a non-profit founder and she’s using skateboarding to bring visibility, access, pride, and mental health resources to Indigenous communities.   She is wise, she is rad, and most importantly she is using her power for good. Enjoy this episode! 


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Show Notes & Things We Discussed:

Rose Archie

Canim Lake Band

British Columbia

Teskin “the people of broken rock”

Nations Skate Youth

Joe Buffalo

Residential School

Project Bike Love

Section 35 Clothing 

Colonialism Skateboarding 

Cuba Skate Documentary

DC Shoes

Skateboarding in the Olympics

Skye Brown

Vancouver

Stop Drop & Roll Skate Contest

Two-Spirit People

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Production, Audio Engineering, & Editing by Jordan Duffy

Music by Joakim Karud @joakimkarudmusic

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