The guest is Greg Anthony of Ski Club Hochgebirge in Franconia, New Hampshire, a past president of the club, who shares fascinating stories about the club's origins, its evolution through the decades, and its role in the skiing community. From its founding by Harvard graduates in the 1930s to its transformation into a family-oriented club, listeners get an inside look at the personalities and events that have shaped one of the oldest downhill ski clubs in the country. Greg also highlights the importance of ski clubs in New England's ski culture, offering a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era of skiing while emphasizing the club's efforts to remain relevant in modern times.

Topics

00:20 Skiing Conditions and Weather Updates

02:23 Ski Clubs and Their Historical Significance

07:11 Interview with Greg Anthony

09:14 History and Artifacts of the Ski Club

23:40 Vintage Skiing Memories

24:27 Evolution of the Ski Club

25:47 Membership Challenges and Solutions

26:38 Revitalizing the Race Team

28:12 The Club's Historic House

29:44 Importance of Ski Clubs in New England

30:44 Skiing Traditions and Practices

35:14 The Challenge Cup

36:58 Reflections on Skiing's Past and Future

39:43 Conclusion and Final Thoughts