Axels In The Attic

The final episode in our series explores the story of Canadian skating pioneer Louis Rubenstein! Show notes for this episode are available on Skate Guard blog at http://skateguard1.blogspot.ca. For more fascinating skating history, check out The Manleywoman Skatecast at http://www.manleywoman.com.

The fifth episode in our six part series explores the story of one of the most prolific female athletes of all time, Great Britain's Lottie Dod! Be sure to pass on the word about the Axels In The Attic series and visit http://skateguard1.blogspot.ca and http://www.manleywoman.com for more fascinating tales from figure skating's history.

The fourth episode in our six part series looks at a fascinating figure skating connection to the famous Hindenburg Disaster in 1937.

The third episode in the Axels In The Attic podcast series examines the compelling life story of differently abled Canadian skater Norman A. Falkner.

Unearthing the unusual story of Callie C. Curtis, an American skater who turned heads when he got all dolled up and entered women's figure skating competitions!

The first episode of the Axels In The Attic series looks at untold and fascinating tales from the history of ice skating in South America. From Sonja Henie to Maribel Vinson-Owen to Argentina's first and only Olympic figure skater, we've got you covered!