The Double Chair Podcast

We interview Brian Eberhard who is a volunteer race coach at Winter4kids in New Jersey. He is helping to raise money for them and for the Hession Foundation by hosting a stop on TGR’s film tour. This years TGR film is called “Actually It Is Rocket Science”. The showing is on November 4 at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown, NJ. You can find them on Instagram at FriendsofWinter4kids or https://winterkickoffnj.com/ or https://www.tetongravity.com/movies/actually-it-is-rocket-science/ This is a fun episode

Skiing will be back kind of soon but we aren't really there yet

CORRECTION; In this episode I mistated the price ofThe Snow Pass. It is $339, not $400. I also failed to mention that Holiday Mountain in Sullivan County is on it. In this episode we provide a low effort rundown of the various multi passes available and discuss which ones make the most sense for New Yorkers. In ski news, World Cup juniors are coming to Whiteface this March, a snowboarder is sentenced to 45 days for leaving the scene of a collision in Colorado and Netflix is filming a new ski mountain drama in New Zealand.

Learning how to ski as an adult

We talk about the recent proposal to study the possibility of submitting a proposal to bring the 2042 Winter Olympic games to New York State. Our guest is Peter Minde, fellow NYSkiblog writer and a contributor to Nordic Insights https://nordicinsights.news/

We don't have any snow left but we made an episode anyways

Ski ski ski … Harvey, founder of NYSkiblog returns to wrap up the season, talk about Camelback’s big play for May skiing, his own 108 day ski season, what it’s like to be retired and other stuff….

Camelback makes it until May. We talk about Snow Operating’s new multi pass and the possibility of a double chair movie club

Some more spring skiing report from Superstar at Killington

The season continues to wind down but there is still stuff to talk about

Articles mentioned:

https://snowbrains.com/ski-resorts-open-in-the-east/

https://www.powder.com/news/parents-felony-charges-child-fall-ski-lift