Andrew fires up The Gondolacast fashionably late in 2026. The Guest of Honor is Alex Kelloff, Congressional candidate for Colorado's third congressional district. The fellas discuss a lack of snow, Alex's background, his ideas for government and even pick up some chicks - on sticks.

Greg & Geoff Stump ditch a John Clendenin mogul clinic on Ajax mountain in order to discuss decades of filmmaking in the ski industry.

Andrew time travels backwards 88 years to explore the lasting legacy of famed alpinist, André Roch. Maurizio Raselli, a PhD student at the University of Fribourg, teams up with Aspen Historical Society's Anna Scott to paint the full picture.

2 legs is 2 easy for Steve. 2 batteries are too hard for Andrew. The host catches up with Tamara Šuša, Steve Karczewski, and Madison Ames to speak about the award winning short film "2 legs is 2 easy."

Andrew heads up the gondola on closing day with his Wife and a pork sandwich. Eric, Alexandra, John, and Nina explore topics such as denim, plane crashes, million dollar flower arrangements & more.

Gusty winds shut down the gondola for the day just minutes after the fellas finished their ride. Andrew digs in with Tim Sack and Parker Rowe, two-thirds of the team behind Buckhorn Public Arts. Finally, some "sophisticated house music" lands a home in Aspen, along with all the cultural and artistic fixings.

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Andrew takes 3 Gondolas and 1 lift ride with Paul Andersen, a man Aspen must protect at all costs! Paul is immensely valuable to the framing of historical and modern Aspen. Strangers abound on every ride and DJ Golden makes a special guest experience.

Just two short hours away from Aspen lies the Powderhorn Mountain Resort. Andrew ventures out of the Aspen bubble and meets Le Mono Ski and Mark Sitz on a freakishly warm January day.

After 23 years in Aspen, will the X-Games ever return? Andrew takes a lap with the esteemed ski judges - mainly because he enjoys European accents in the gondola.

Barclay Dodge, chef & owner of Bosq restaurant in Aspen, takes a ride with old pal and restauranteur, Rob Ittner. The first Michelin star of Aspen, wild berries, and the general restaurant landscape are among the conversations. On skis, Barclay proves he can rip it with the top 1% of Gondolacast participants.