The Skatepark Project is back with a look into their newest program and an introduction to their newest family member, Nicole Humphrey. Join Andre, Trevor, Nicole and Alec as they jump into the skatepark world and discuss the value of the new program and other new offerings from TSP.

On this episode of Skate Space: Trevor, Andre and Alec discuss Skateboarding's inclusion in the Olympics (from Tokyo!) Hear from pro skaters (like Sky Brown, Axel Cruysberghs, Pedro Barros, Alana Smith, Rune Glifberg, Heimana Reynolds, Keegan Palmer, Andy Anderson, Poppy Star Olsen and more) turned Olympians, event officials, and what the term "Olympic Skatepark" really means. For more about The Skatepark Project, head to Skatepark.org. For more about skatepark advocacy, head to skatepark.org/start.

Skate Space (Formerly known as The Skatepark Podcast) is back with more public skatepark chat! The crew from The Skatepark Project discusses all things skatepark advocacy and action sports. Get up to speed to learn what to expect from season 4. Brought to you by The Skatepark Project. Learn more at Skatepark.org

On this episode we talk with Aaron Flansburg and Michael Dahl from Palouse WA. They spearheaded AND built the Palouse Skatepark and Tony Kettel Skate Garden with an interesting new model. Tune in to learn about how they accomplished their goal.

For more information on creating your own skatepark, head to https://www.skatepark.org.

To learn more about the Tony Hawk Foundation, go to http://www.tonyhawkfoundation.org.

You can also email the hosts directly at [email protected].

On this episode we talk with Aaron Flansburg and Michael Dahl from Palouse WA. They spearheaded AND built the Palouse Skatepark and Tony Kettel Skate Garden with an interesting new model. Tune in to learn about how they accomplished their goal.

For more information on creating your own skatepark, head to https://www.skatepark.org.

To learn more about the Tony Hawk Foundation, go to http://www.tonyhawkfoundation.org.

You can also email the hosts directly at [email protected].

On this episode we chat with Carter Dennis. Carter's influence on skatepark advocacy spans far beyond his city skatepark projects in San Antonio and Arlington. One of the founding directors of Skaters for Public Skateparks, he's got stories to tell and wisdom to impart. Tune in to learn more about his experience and insights about skatepark advocacy.

For more information on creating your own skatepark, head to https://www.skatepark.org.

To learn more about the Tony Hawk Foundation, go to http://www.tonyhawkfoundation.org.

You can also email the hosts directly at [email protected].

On this episode we chat with Steve Rodriguez from New York about his extensive skatepark advocacy work. Steve has been instrumental in multiple skateparks projects around New York City and has helped rewrite policies in favor of better skate access. Tune in to learn more about Steve's impact and the advice he has for budding skatepark advocates.

For more information on creating your own skatepark, head to https://www.skatepark.org.

To learn more about the Tony Hawk Foundation, go to http://www.tonyhawkfoundation.org.

You can also email the hosts directly at [email protected].

On this episode we chat with Jon Shell from Pensacola Florida. Jon's work with Upward Intuition led to the making of a world class skatepark project. Learn how he turned a passion project into civic action and what's helped him stay the course toward his goal of bettering the community in more ways than one.

For more information on creating your own skatepark, head to https://www.skatepark.org.

To learn more about the Tony Hawk Foundation, go to http://www.tonyhawkfoundation.org.

You can also email the hosts directly at [email protected].