Osha Brown Bear | Sharing Stoke and New Possibilities in Skateboarding

from Physically Educated · host Shai Goodman

This week on Physically Educated, we chat with Osha Brown Bear (They/He), a skateboarder, educator, and coach at Skate Like A Girl Bay Area.Osha talks about the joy of skateboarding — the learning process, the falls, the teaching moments, and the sense of community they've found with others who share their love for the practice. We dive into Osha’s unique passion and how they’ve dedicated their life to sharing that stoke with others.Listen in for wisdom and insights from Osha, a beautiful teacher and person, as we explore how skateboarding can teach us so much about life. Follow Osha on Instagram @OshaBrownBear to keep up with their journey.For more from Physically Educated, check us out on Instagram @physicallyeducatedpod. Thanks for listening!

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