You know when you go a skateboarding it makes you so happy you forget about your problems

you go whenever you want without anyone without any permission it's so cool it makes

you try and try hard harder and harder it has one language that everyone in the world can speak to.

Skateboarding is it's 60.

And how a culture changed the world. It's 60. 60.

And how a culture changed the world.

The academic.

The first thing to say is thank you all for attending.

It's October 2017, the University of Southern California

campus, LA.

My name is Neftale Williams. I am a lecturer at University of Southern California.

I focus on skateboarding culture.

We're in a kind of lecture theatre, experts with microphones,

audience taking notes.

So our panelists were Johnny Schillerin,

and CEO of a skateboard company called Rodney Mullen,

the Mad professor of all skateboarding culture,

Renata Simmerl, Vanessa Torres, who is X Games gold medalist.

There was something about it.

I mean, you could share it.

The Kenny centers, the cultural hub of the United States.

And then Chris Pastress is founding a skateboarding company

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