Terrible. Happy

Terrible. Happy

Author: Shan Language: English Episodes: 100
You'll find a particular kind of honesty in the conversations on Terrible. Happy, a podcast that sounds like a late-night chat in a backyard after a long day at the skatepark. Host Shan sits down with a rotating cast of characters from the Australian skateboarding scene and beyond, but the talk rarely stays on just tricks and terrain. It naturally veers into the messy, funny, and deeply human stuff that happens off the board: the struggles with fitness, the odd jobs that pay the bills, the mental health ups and downs, and the pure, alternative comedy of everyday life. This isn't a polished production; it's the raw audio of community, capturing the specific voices and stories that make this culture tick. Listeners will hear genuine interviews that feel more like catching up with an old mate, punctuated by the occasional chaos of THT Radio segments. It’s about finding the connection and the laughter in the grind, whether that's on four wheels or just trying to get through the week. The result is a uniquely Australian show that’s less about sports commentary and more about the shared, sometimes terrible, often happy reality of the people within it.
Episodes
Chris Yeoh: The Art and Legacy of Amnesia Skateboards (Ep. 234). [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:22:43
Send us Fan Mail When was the last time you heard a story where skateboarding, art, and personal resilience came together in a beautiful tapestry? Join us as we sit down with Chris Yeoh, the visionary founder of Amnesia…
Leon Paxton: Skate Park Wisdom and Digital Journeys (Ep. 231). [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:47:27
Send us Fan Mail This week, we dissect skate park reviews and etiquette with Leon Paxton. Leon shares his journey from avid skateboarder to online personality, offering a view into the dedication behind his craft. Along…
Sean Mussett: The art of not being a dick (Ep. 230). [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:41:36
Send us Fan Mail Nostalgia hits hard as Sean Mussett, the one-eyed legend of Australian skateboarding, takes us back to the gritty golden era where the skate scene was as raw as the elbows we scraped. With his tales of v…