The Scoot Run – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this months episode, we talk to Howard Rains and delve into the scooter community and the creation of Scooterzine. We discuss the importance of personal stories, the role of community in the scooter culture, and the challenges and joys of producing a magazine dedicated to scooters. Howard shares insights on the magazine and his aspirations for the future.

Find the Scooter Zine @

https://thescooterzine.com/

In today's episode, we talk to Punknspite about her experiences with the Scooter Cannonball, scooter prep, and even being saved by aliens. I would also like to welcome you to the first episode of the Scoot Run Podcast. I look forward to having you as we continue to grow and create. Thank you for listening. ( NOTE: I had a bit of a bug with my mic and should have it resolved by the next episode.)Find Punknspites Instagram @

https://www.instagram.com/punknspite?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

Looking for a spooky story with a twist? This October episode features Mark Helgen, the definitive source for ghost stories in the scooter community, after listeners insisted Nick bring him on! As the host of the "Chasing Ghosts on Scooters in Bars" podcast, Mark details cruising on his Vespa to historic bars, chatting up staff, and collecting tales of the paranormal.

Mark, who is also a Vespa dealer, explains how his passion for riding and the strange led him to record stories of flying glasses, dark shadows, and historic hauntings—like the unforgettable story of a veteran's ghost and a typing typewriter. He also shares his own chilling experiences in Nashville and Tacoma, discussing the joys and challenges of multi-day pub scoots and why the scooter community is growing.