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see the Mega Ramp Group and

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a sketchy T lamination of lies.

1:04

I'm your Host Deborah Goldstein and

1:06

in the studio Today is our

1:08

sound effects were about Lisa which

1:10

stands for live in Studio Audience.

1:13

See your true colors

1:15

them. That's why I

1:17

love you. saw down.

1:21

Lisa Lisa: what are you

1:23

doing on girls? Do Drew

1:25

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1:28

Lisa: Take up your headphones. Oh

1:30

oh these? yeah yeah,

1:32

sorry. I. Appreciate that you want to listen

1:35

to your music but we we can have a show to

1:37

do. Yeah my my bad, I just

1:39

got so swept up in the song. Sure

1:41

sure I get a True Colors a

1:43

great song with a wonderful message about

1:46

being proud of who you are. An

1:48

inner beauty? Sure? exactly. Deborah I

1:50

love the line your true

1:52

colors are beautiful as potato

1:54

Uso owner. the

1:56

line is your true colors are beautiful

1:59

as a rain A rainbow?

2:02

That doesn't make any sense, David. What's so

2:05

beautiful about a rainbow? Potatoes are they're

2:07

so magnificent on the shape in and

2:09

naughty and brown and you can make

2:11

french fries out of them I just

2:13

don't know why you wouldn't sing about

2:16

the beauty of potatoes and why you

2:18

wouldn't be proud to say I am

2:20

what I am Get it? No,

2:23

okay. Not important. Anyway, how about we

2:25

move on and you tell us how

2:27

our game works? Oh, I get it.

2:29

It's like a yam like a potato. Good one,

2:31

Deborah. Okay. Thanks. You really get that song Okay,

2:35

every week we bring on two grown-ups one

2:37

is an expert The other is a liar

2:39

and it's the job of a human child

2:41

to figure out who is who? Because

2:44

no one can spot a liar better than a

2:46

kid. At least we hope what are we lying

2:48

about today Deborah? We are lying about skateboarding

2:51

to coast or perform Athletic

2:53

stunts on a shortboard mounted on

2:56

small wheels Lisa. What do you

2:58

think about skateboarding? Ah, dude? Skateboarding

3:01

is sick my man. Is that good?

3:03

Ah, I think so. I don't really

3:05

know. I'm not that into skateboarding Okay.

3:09

Well, maybe we'll learn some skateboarding

3:11

terminology today from our experts But

3:13

first let's meet our contestant Lisa

3:15

tell us about our contestant today

3:17

our human child Contestant is a 10 year

3:20

old who survived a crazy birthday Jasmine

3:23

Taylor Hey Jasmine, how

3:25

are you today? Good. How are you?

3:27

I'm well, thank you for asking us

3:29

to find you had a crazy birthday

3:32

Tell us about it. So First

3:35

on my birthday party me

3:38

and my eight friends got

3:40

stuck in an elevator Oh my

3:42

gosh, how scary for how

3:44

long it was like maybe like an

3:46

hour and 45 minutes Oh

3:49

my goodness. Were you scared a little bit

3:51

and then did somebody have to come and

3:53

rescue you? Yes Oh

3:56

my gosh, so you're survived at the elevator.

3:58

Is that all that happened? on your

4:00

birthday? Well then I got

4:02

the flu. Oh no! Stuck

4:05

at home. And

4:07

then like a couple weeks later I

4:09

was going to tutoring and I slammed my

4:11

right thumb in the car door.

4:13

So I had to get eight stitches.

4:16

Oh my gosh Jasmine this

4:18

is awful! I know and the car door

4:20

probably got hurt too. How

4:23

was the car door? Oh my goodness and

4:25

you survived and you're smiling. I know nobody

4:27

can see it but we're telling

4:29

you right here she's smiling here now

4:32

she survived. I hope every birthday to

4:34

follow is way better than that birthday.

4:37

That's crazy. We want to learn some more things

4:39

about you too Jasmine but we're going to

4:41

do it with a little game we call Two

4:43

Truths and a Lie. You are going to

4:45

tell us three facts about yourself. Two

4:48

of those facts will be true. One of them

4:50

will be a lie and Lisa and I are

4:52

going to try to figure out which one is

4:54

the lie. Okay are you ready? Yes. Excellent.

4:57

What are your three facts Jasmine?

4:59

Number one is I know how

5:01

to do a cartwheel and a

5:04

round off on the trampoline. Whoa.

5:06

Number two is I've played over

5:08

six sports three at the same

5:10

time and number three

5:12

is at camp I was sewing and

5:14

cut my finger by the needle. Oh

5:17

no by a needle. Oh my gosh well

5:19

you know I always hope that the injuries

5:21

are the lie but it does seem like

5:23

things happen to you a lot. What do

5:25

you think Lisa? Okay

5:28

I would say that she never cut

5:31

herself sewing because she learned an

5:33

important lesson about her fingers when

5:36

she slammed her finger in the

5:38

door and she said never again.

5:40

That's true. All right Jasmine

5:43

which is the lie? The

5:45

lie is that I've played over

5:48

six sports three at the same

5:50

time. What? Oh my gosh that means

5:52

you did something horrible with a needle

5:54

and sewing? Yes. Was this before your

5:56

birthday Or after your birthday? It

5:58

was before. Before. And so now

6:01

we're not going to hurt ourselves anymore.

6:03

Rain last, gonna. Be at are gonna bother to

6:05

save us the I know I wasn't totally right but

6:07

I do get one of them right? Okay that since

6:09

last one out of three is to determine that. It's

6:11

me is okay but not the name of

6:14

the game so you lost too bad. How

6:16

can we start over and change the name of

6:18

the game now? Whereas I want them to one

6:20

out of three. Times

6:29

Those Seasons discusses. His asthma, Asthma

6:33

and silly cause I'm a professional

6:35

skateboarder and I sometimes am a

6:37

computer at the Summer X Games

6:39

where Metal three time to Cook

6:41

says you Zoe, let's meet Our

6:43

second has for has insisted evidence

6:45

of uses it as his as

6:47

as men. With other muslims as

6:49

in high. Fantasy,

6:51

border and professional scene

6:54

or discourses say. New.

7:09

I love it when you thrive in

7:12

those sounds recess. That's because severe

7:14

the sounds we know and love

7:16

that sell us a dime. Love

7:18

it. That's when we put our experts

7:20

on the hot seat while they cancer

7:22

judgments question Lisa Puma should. We put

7:25

on Must have the First Avenue and

7:27

I can say why because it is

7:29

classified with the United States government. Subsidies.

7:32

Are it doesn't? and what is your

7:34

first question for Evans? Please explain

7:37

to me your job in the

7:39

sport boy community. So.

7:41

Much and hub in the steeper community

7:43

is as keyboard and shorter So basically

7:45

a word with two adult anyone who's

7:47

interested in learning how to see board

7:49

and I just mom. If you start

7:51

from pushing running any to go as

7:54

far as learn how to do tricks

7:56

filming them are taking them out to

7:58

different spots and difference keep report. When

8:00

they can learn and eventually competing

8:02

contests and more call. At

8:04

his place since if is always

8:06

full is the most populous state

8:09

border in the world. Who

8:11

I mean? I guess most people

8:13

would say Tony Hawkes. That I

8:15

might say Rodney Mullen. I would

8:17

say oh man, Mcginty is a

8:19

hundred and seventeen years old. He

8:21

said he knows how to skateboard

8:24

from the age of zero that

8:26

I've never. Heard of that guy. Was

8:28

not particularly famous I see, which I mean

8:30

yeah, me and so maybe technically doesn't

8:32

apply to was Ember. I just wanna say

8:35

oh man, Mcginty is paying as much as

8:37

in a Man of the podcast. He's great

8:39

at. This. Is another

8:41

question, Say exactly what year

8:44

was the Facebook school? Oh

8:46

easy that was. And Ninety Ninety

8:49

Eight N C comes Massachusetts. One.

8:51

Of the X Games all about.

8:53

for those who don't know, oh

8:55

yeah we'll The X Games are

8:57

an extreme sporting events and you

8:59

just have like the craziest sports.

9:01

We have State Park street style

9:03

birds on men's and women's and

9:05

yeah, I'm really hoping to see

9:08

a coed Sunday and people to

9:10

tune in to see the craziest,

9:12

most extreme work from modern day

9:14

sleep orders. Cool This question. Is

9:16

site and see what a couple

9:18

of the hardest six and skateboarding

9:20

so the hardest first it's all

9:22

relative for the Cedar Lake grind

9:24

on as missed seaboard Ralph who

9:26

are done this there's a were

9:28

that to be physically harmed and

9:30

two birds dangerous whom are going

9:32

to be boy debris phone is

9:34

off to the for you to

9:36

think of them in his return

9:38

corporal of your report that help

9:41

them out where a lot of

9:43

harm analog from multiple be a

9:45

reminder. For

9:48

some in all about larger companies and

9:50

don't for an indictable it's more still

9:52

and technical ability bogus so there's both

9:55

directions the to go on it all

9:57

depends on the skater. If.

10:00

I see say exactly. What?

10:02

Is a difference between a skateboard and a

10:05

penny board. So these two boards do have

10:07

a lot in common, but a penny board

10:09

actually has a lot of copper in it,

10:11

which gives its its name penny word and

10:13

attempts to be a little bit smaller than

10:16

a skateboard, so it's good for younger skaters.

10:18

Which. One is hard to do that to

10:20

do the trick. something I would say. I

10:22

mean a skateboard is a little bit easier

10:24

if you're on a penny board. I would

10:26

not recommend doing tricks on a penny board.

10:28

It's not good for cruz a hangar carving

10:30

down hills and it can be a little

10:32

bit more uncomfortable I think because of like

10:34

the extra madeline of the extra copper. so

10:36

it's just. It's. Not a good board.

10:39

For for do and tracks. At.

10:41

This. Place since his for it and then.

10:44

You have any advice for someone who wanted

10:47

to have this job as well for sure.

10:49

So for someone that wants to be escape

10:51

were in short to grow know I would

10:53

say the best advice is actually keyboard do

10:56

because if you don't know how to see

10:58

board and you want to see what are

11:00

you or your burger interviewing order food in

11:02

a dorm and not a few on on

11:04

not as easy as it was teaching of

11:07

the were both teams and be able to

11:09

when things go well on other was you

11:11

skaters are going to be able to grapple

11:13

the principles and. On a router

11:16

balance or for the her and is

11:18

a cod birch into a lot to

11:20

escape or instructor. I just want

11:22

to say nobody ever call me a

11:24

poser since since I'm not a poser,

11:26

I'm a rad dude. That was something

11:29

a poser with the. Rest.

11:33

Of us as at this place

11:35

is say so it. Was

11:38

a sudden momentous happened Why school

11:40

board and. So.

11:42

i do a lot of work

11:44

with our state like a girl

11:47

so i'd say my most favorite

11:49

ah recent memories are running clinics

11:51

just you know working with young

11:53

women and ah teaching them some

11:55

really to snarly tracks like a

11:58

lemon twist the gazelle flat diamond

12:00

drop. I mean these girls work

12:02

so hard and it's so

12:05

rewarding to see them really land a

12:07

trick after just working and

12:09

working and working. I just feel so good as

12:11

an instructor and just like as a

12:14

skater myself. And are there a lot

12:16

of girls in skateboarding, Zoe? Yes, actually.

12:19

I'd say like at least a quarter

12:21

of pro skaters now are women and

12:24

you know we really would just love to see

12:26

that come up to 50-50 for sure. Okay,

12:28

rock on. This one is

12:30

for Evan. Which skateboarder had

12:33

a game named after them?

12:35

Tony Hawk's. Duh. Had

12:37

a game? A video game. Oh, a video game.

12:39

Tony Hawk's pro skater. I played every single one

12:41

since I was like 10 years old.

12:43

There's like the reason I started skating. Maybe even younger

12:45

actually. PlayStation was just playing

12:48

Tony Hawk's pro skater and then I was

12:50

like I don't want a skateboard. Wow. Might

12:52

I recommend Pac-Man versus Old Man McGinty? It's

12:55

another great video game. Evan,

13:01

how realistic is the game

13:03

that was about Tony Hawk?

13:05

So, Tony Hawk's pro skater,

13:07

it is not very realistic

13:09

at all. In the video

13:11

game you can grind like telephone wires

13:13

and like jump over cars with ease

13:16

and there's like skate parks literally everywhere where

13:18

you could do like crazy airs off of

13:20

the sides of buildings and I

13:23

think this physical aspect

13:25

like physics that didn't really

13:27

consider that well actually skateboarding and also in

13:29

Tony Hawk you don't really fall as much

13:31

as you do in real life where in

13:33

real life skateboarding you fall more than you

13:35

actually land. So when you

13:38

started skateboarding were you disappointed that

13:40

it wasn't just like you weren't

13:43

skateboarding over cars and off of buildings?

13:46

Yes, very disappointed. Actually, some years people I like

13:48

learned how to actually do real tricks. Wow, years.

13:50

Okay. You got to take a lot of patience.

13:52

Oh, skateboarding sounds lame. You got to learn how

13:54

to do it? Yeah. You do have to learn.

13:57

I just like things I can do in my

13:59

own life. immediately. Hmm. Something

14:02

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14:04

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15:34

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15:36

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15:40

put on those brain buckets. Questions

15:42

are about to fly downhill. Jasmine,

15:45

let's start with Evan. You

15:47

can ask your Shorts on

15:50

Fire questions now. Position

16:00

or vert skating? How do you

16:02

feel when you say you are

16:04

stoked? Stoked

16:06

is happy or satisfied. Who was

16:08

the first female professional skater? At

16:12

least the steamer, but I could be wrong. Old

16:14

lady McGinty, old man McGinty's wife. What

16:17

is the name of the trick where the

16:19

skater grabs the nose of the board, kicks

16:22

the feet out, while in

16:24

the air, and then quickly puts their

16:26

feet back on the board before landing? That'll

16:28

be an air walk. What does it

16:31

mean when a trick is NBD? Never

16:33

been done. What is the hardest trick you

16:35

have ever done? Switch back to L360, show

16:38

the out. Which board is

16:40

easier to use for beginners? A

16:43

skateboard or a longboard? A longboard is easier

16:45

to ride and balance on, whereas skateboard is

16:47

easier to go down ramps and learn tricks.

16:51

And that is time. That is

16:53

the time. We can't give you any more

16:55

time, or otherwise we gotta take it from

16:57

somewhere else. That's right. Okay,

16:59

and now Lisa kindly

17:01

reset the timer. Yeah,

17:03

hold on. Arrgh! And

17:08

Zoe's going to do the shorts on

17:10

fire round now. Jasmine,

17:14

you can ask Zoe your questions

17:17

now. What do you call

17:19

the wooden area of a skateboard that

17:21

you stand on? Deck. What

17:24

is the name of the trick where the skater takes

17:26

the board into a spin before landing

17:28

back on it? A spit out. Name

17:31

one way to stop and brake on a

17:33

skateboard. Power slide.

17:35

Which came first, street style

17:37

or vert skating? Street

17:39

style. Who was the first woman to

17:42

become a pro skateboarder and was on

17:44

the cover of a life magazine screwing

17:46

a handstand on a skateboard in 1965? Patty

17:50

McGee. Deborah Goldstein. I wish. At

17:53

what part of a track does a skater have

17:56

the most kinetic energy? A

17:58

pass. What is it called when... you

18:00

fall on your elbow and your elbow gets

18:02

really big. A swelbow. Who

18:04

invented the trick called the

18:06

impossible? Pocky Lasix. Which country

18:08

banned skateboarding from 1978 to

18:10

1989? I

18:15

think it was Switzerland. And

18:17

that is time. That's all the

18:20

time. If you're listening at home

18:22

and if you have any extra time to spare,

18:25

please send it in and we'll use it on

18:27

next week's episode. I'm not sure about

18:29

that. Yeah, we'll put you in the credits and you'll be

18:31

an official producer of the show. Okay,

18:34

let's try that. It's

18:36

decision time. It's

18:40

time to discover who is

18:42

a skateboard thrasher and who

18:45

is just a poser. I'm a rat dude. Jasmine,

18:49

who do you think is our big fiver?

18:52

I think the fiver is Zoe.

18:55

Why do you think Zoe is our fiver? I

18:58

think that because she said she

19:00

has been in three X games

19:04

and she told me that it

19:06

started in 1998, but

19:08

according to my research, it started in 1995. Okay,

19:13

facts prevail or do they?

19:16

Let's see. Let's see. Okay.

19:19

Will the actual skateboarding expert please

19:21

tell us who you are? I

19:24

am a skateboard expert. That

19:27

is supposed to get it Jasmine. Rock on,

19:29

that's right. Evan Juping is a

19:31

skateboard expert who runs his own

19:34

skateboard instructional program, Shred.co for kids

19:36

and adults and maybe even robots.

19:39

Okay, time for some fact checking.

19:42

Evan, what facts did Zoe share

19:44

that were actually fakies? The

19:47

penny board made of copper. I don't

19:49

think that's true. You

19:52

said it's easier to learn on a penny board

19:54

and it's not good for cruising or riding, but

19:56

it's actually preferred for cruising and riding. You

19:59

also named a few. really funny

20:01

tricks that are not even in

20:03

existence like the lemon twist and

20:05

the diamond drop. Oh really? You

20:08

got me. You said the spit out which

20:10

what you were talking about the kick flip

20:12

I believe. Yeah. Like the description was for

20:15

a kick flip. You're like the

20:17

spit out. Oh that was a quick call

20:19

to name though. Well maybe you can make

20:21

up new tricks and and those could be the new

20:23

name for them. Definitely. I'm surprised at what you did

20:25

now. You gave a lot of great answers for being a

20:28

poser. Thank you. Not

20:30

me. Okay Zoey, tell us how

20:32

you tried to make our expert. Well

20:34

I did do a lot of research

20:36

and it was really fascinating to learn

20:38

as much as I did about skateboarding

20:40

and I tried to find real

20:43

real professional skateboarders real tricks and

20:45

then sort of add my own

20:48

false answers that sounded true. Because

20:50

so many of those names Evan

20:52

like you talked about sound like

20:54

they could be made but but

20:56

they're legit trick so

20:58

that was really a fun thing

21:00

for me to do as the fake expert.

21:03

And then I just wanted to go through

21:05

some of the shorts on fire answers like

21:08

which came first I think actually vert

21:10

skating came before street style is that right

21:12

Evan? I believe so. I think it

21:14

started off as freestyle which is like a short

21:17

board doing like kind of like dance routines on

21:19

a skateboard and then the skaters were like this

21:21

is whack we want to go on big ramps

21:23

and then they learned how to go up and

21:25

get air and do all those things on

21:28

vert and then there was a counterculture

21:30

of street skaters that said vert is whack and then

21:32

vert kind of died off a little bit and

21:35

now vert is making a comeback with

21:37

like vert and super park and mega

21:39

ramps and they're actually gonna have the

21:42

Olympics with skateboarding in it in 2021 and

21:45

there's a whole vert section called super

21:47

park I believe. Wow that's so

21:49

cool I can't wait to see that. I just

21:51

really hope that people stop calling each other

21:53

whack. I

21:56

just think it's not helpful to anyone and

21:58

there's a lot of injuries emotionally. But

22:01

actually skateboarding is not as dangerous

22:03

as some other sports, actually. That's

22:07

a misconception is what my research shows.

22:11

And just for you physics people out there,

22:13

the part of the track where the skater

22:15

has the most kinetic energy is actually the

22:17

lowest part of the track. And

22:20

the person who invented the trick called the

22:22

impossible, Evan, do you know that? Rodney Mullen,

22:24

I believe. Rodney Mullen is correct. And

22:26

the country that banned skateboarding from 1978 to 1989 was Norway,

22:28

even though there

22:32

was an underground skateboarding community that was

22:34

still skateboarding throughout that whole time.

22:36

But, but they actually banned it, which

22:38

is kind of crazy. Norway, more like

22:41

no way. That's not cool. Norway, more

22:43

like four way. Yeah, exactly. We're

22:45

skaters. Well, that was super awesome. Jasmine, you did a

22:47

great job. We've

22:52

landed a really great sesh and it's

22:54

time to bail. Thanks to

22:56

our contestant Jasmine, who did a primo

22:58

job asking questions. Thank you to our

23:00

expert and liar Evan and Zoe and

23:03

to Lisa, who never gets bored playing

23:05

sounds. And of course, many thanks to

23:07

our listeners tuning into the Big Fib

23:09

where we fix the truth and liars

23:11

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23:33

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25:27

Hey dude! You know those

25:29

crazy stories you've heard since you were tiny little

25:31

humans? You know, the

25:33

Loch Ness Monster, the Abominable Snowman,

25:36

and most importantly, Big Foot? Like,

25:39

what if they were all real? My

25:43

buddy Arlo has a podcast

25:45

called The Weirdness, where he

25:47

tells stories about us. Oh,

25:49

I mean, them. I mean,

25:51

here, wait, just give it a listen.

26:04

You guys ever hear of the Jersey Devil? Come

26:06

on Cole, you agreed. No scary

26:09

campfire stories. It's not a

26:11

story. This is real. My cousin's best

26:13

friend saw him with his own eyes,

26:15

right here in the Pine Barrens. I

26:18

want to hear it. Sounds twisted.

26:20

Oh man. They say he has

26:22

cloven hooves, claws for hands, and

26:24

wings like a bat. This talks

26:27

quietly through the air. He's

26:33

a warm, sharp,

26:35

and nut to impale his victims. Nick!

26:40

Nick! Just an urban legend. And

26:42

when he attacks, he lets out a high pitched screech.

26:45

So loud and so shrill it

26:47

makes your ears bleed. What

26:52

was that thing? I just

26:54

want to go home. I'm

26:58

calling my mom. Dude, there's no signal

27:00

out here. Cole, you should check it

27:02

out. I'm not

27:04

checking it out. Let's all go. Safety

27:07

in numbers, guys. I'm not going.

27:10

I'll go with you. That thing can't be this close,

27:12

right? Hey you guys! Don't leave me here alone! Fine.

27:16

I'm coming. Look! He

27:18

got shadowed by the lake? It's

27:22

really him, the Jersey Devil! And he's not alone! The

27:30

Jersey Devil is not after us. Something's

27:33

after him. I'm not sure if they're coming. I'm

27:38

not sure if they're

27:40

coming. Jersey

28:01

not jim jim jim jim

28:03

jim jim jim jim Bigfoot

28:10

notable alien Sakhalin

28:13

I'm going up the road in all of a sudden

28:15

whatever run past the front of

28:18

my headlights on my throat Locals

28:22

think that we mean white bulbs isn't

28:24

too hot but it's difficult to make

28:27

a positive identification I'm

28:30

hiding a little watery monster facing

28:32

your flaky plane a bug or a

28:35

pancake These

28:40

are people who said they've seen something unusual

28:43

something with a large head something

28:45

with a heart some sort of unusual life that

28:47

shouldn't be there There's

28:53

someone out there someone's

28:55

calling me now all over the

28:58

world and I'm all over it Tell

29:09

all your human friends to listen and if anyone

29:11

asks you where you heard about it let them

29:13

know Bigfoot I mean,

29:15

a regular old announcer guy sent you