Anna Segal is on the show this week. I've known Anna for a long time, I singed her to K2, and when I know people, the podcasts can get personal and more fun than usual. This is the case with my chat with Anna.
The Legs Of Steel boys released a nice behind the scenes edit of their last years road gap shoot. Additionally we have an interview with Tobi Reindl waiting for you and a best of gallery. What are you still waiting for?
Utah native Suz Graham, who recently moved to Whistler, is the world's lone female ski BASE jumper
Talking with Level's 1 German import Schui Baumann about their 2013 film, "Partly Cloudy"
Rob Heule can be seen in the latest Line Traveling Circus episode, sliding on indoor handrails in England with his unique style. Taking that originality with a little ingenuity, Heule, 22, and his brother are launching RAD Packs (Recycled All Denim Backpacks).
At 5:23 pm on March 31, Greg Hill accomplished his quest to climb 328,000 vertical feet (100 kilometers) on skis in one month.
Talking 20 years of Poor Boyz Productions in their new ski film out this fall, "Twenty"
Did Schlopy go to far or is he a-ok?
As the season draws to a close it means slushy park laps. While Steve cooks up the next episode of They See Me Trollin he cut up this short to tide you over.
It's #powtober in the Tetons and Owen Leeper has been taking full advantage of the amazing early season conditions.
Mike Hornbeck checks in from Windells for a quick chat about afterbang, liu kangs and summer camp. *updated with video*
ESPN recently caught up with Kevin Rolland to talk about his decision to sign with Coreupt.
Talking with Utah native Joss Christensen after winning the first Olympic gold in men's ski slopestyle
When the snow is really, really bad, skiing on rock might seem like fun. At least to Nico Vuignier.
German-based ski clothing company, Lead Fabrics just opened up shop. Very rare, very fresh. Shipping worldwide
SBC Skier has a cool interview up on their site with the Pettit Brothers on where they came from and where they're going.
The dust has settled and Oregon's own Sammy Carlson is the proud winner of the inaugural X Games Real Ski Backcountry contest, with Wiley Miller taking home the fan favorite vote.
The one-and-only Warren Miller chats with NS about the past, present and future of skiing.
Thomas Hlawitschka talks about how Legs of Steel came to be, his plans for the future, and just how intense it was to be a part of the epic park shoot in Nothing Else Matters.
David Goldblatt discovers how one snowless Yorkshire city turned out Olympic skiers.
