Jason and Pete talk about the first ever Snow League in Aspen. The event only had snowboarding for the first round, but with the expectation of having skiing in the next three events next season, it was a very interesting new take on a snowboard contest. Huge production and on a major streaming platform, as well as a completely new contest format left us excited to have skiing involved.

We also talked SLVSH Cup Grandvalira, 3 games down and we can't wait for more. Also the inclusion of a women's bracket, this is going to be another must watch. We did our own bracket breakdowns and picks, which are sure to be way wrong.

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Jason and Pete recap the most recent Slopestyle event in Stoneham. Jason was out there as the head judge for the contest, so he gives us a first hand insight on what went down in the course, as well as during his trip to the famous red ledge. It was a rail heavy course that lead to some really interesting runs, and wild tricks. We got into how the SBS scoring system worked on a smaller course, as well as broke down some of the top runs in both the women's and men's Finals. With just a few contests left this season the FIS overall crystal globe standings are heating up between Luca Harrington and Matej Svancer.

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Noah Curry and Garrett Jurach are back, joining Jason and Pete on the show to talk about the final Halfpipe contest in Calgary, King and Queens of Corbet's, Apik, and more. G Money tells us about his judging experiences so far, and how he's going to steal Jason's job.

Mt. Rushmore of favorite skiers we thought would blow up, but didn't and Garrett gives us a very mediocre seltzer review.

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The Aspen World Cup is a wrap. Jason and Pete break down the 2 weeks of contests that followed X Games at the same location, Buttermilk. From a heated Slopestyle, to some of the best Halfpipe and Big Air comps we've seen in... about a week.

Does the Ferreira vs Goepper back and forth this year have a little bit of a Tanner vs Simon feel? We get into all of it.

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X games 2025 is a wrap. Jason and Pete break down all the events from the perspective of the announcer as well as from the judging booth.

We talk about how the new formats worked, as well as how some of them didn't play out as well as we had expected.

Drop us a comment or question and we can answer it on the next episode.

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Laax Open slopestyle wrap up, we talk the women's and men's top runs, including Eileen Gu's victory after not competing in slope for a year. As well as the Birk Ruud and Mac Forehand battle for the top spot.

And the moment you've been waiting for, the big X Games Preview. We break down all 10 events, including the new Ski Street Style. There's a lot of new for this year in Aspen, including a huge format change, and some scoring changes.

We wrap things up with the Mt. Rushmore of our favorite X Games moments throughout the years.

Excited for a big week in Aspen!

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Jason and Pete recap the second big air in Austria, the world cup in Kreischberg. Luca Harrington goes back to back, while Flora Tabanelli gets her first world cup victory.

We get into the upcoming release of the 6th edition of Knuckle Mag, coming out January 16th and how it's now available in the US through Joystickskiing.com. We also talk about the exciting new reformatting of the Jib League, and what a huge opportunity for Am and unnoticed skiers it is.

We wrap things up answering your questions from the last week, thanks for all of them! Comment on the instagram post with more we can answer for next week!

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Jason and Pete break down the big air contest in Klagenfurt, Austria. Small jump in a stadium, but it turned out to be a great show with some different names up top. We also get into the Chloe Kim discussion, our actual best friend Chloe Kim, from her controversial fall at the end of a run at the Copper Grand Prix a few weeks ago and the response we had on an instagram poll.

We talk Keesh 3, Bucket Clips, and Jesper's street project, and get into a comment we got from a snowboard judge about ski halfpipe triples and why skiing doesn't have them yet.

Hope to be back again in a week to talk about the next Austrian big air, drop us a comment if you have any questions or comments for us to talk about on the next episode

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Jason and Pete talk about the first contest of the season on American soil, the Copper Grand Prix and the X Games Street Style rail jam. We go into detail the halfpipe contest, and why we think some runs ended up where they did. Also getting into the rail jam and who punched their tickets to Aspen for the first ski street style rail jam at X Games. A lot of banter about the contests themselves, as well as the format and what we might expect in Aspen next month.

Closing things off with the Mt. Rushmore of "Best rail jam skiers" is definitely one to listen to the end for.

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Jason and Pete wrap up the latest contests in China, the big air in Beijing and the halfpipe contest in Secret Garden. We break down the top finishers in each comp, and talk about some on the tricks and runs that went down. As well as a little preview for the first pipe comp in the US, coming up a few weeks at Copper Mountain, Colorado.

Jason drops a special nugget somewhere in the episode, so pay attention if you like free stuff.

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