We chat with our pal Doug Fish, founder of the Indy Pass and Snowvana Festival in Portland, OR.

For most of us, ski season has just kicked off or is about to kick off. Have you picked up any new ski or snowboard gear to help enhance the experience? We had a call with some of our fellow NASJA members and got the scoop on some new products and information that might help you have an even better ski or snowboard season.

We've been talking about the Snowbound Expo for a few weeks now and we want to provide some details about what's going on.

We chat with our new friend Andrew Steven, host of the "Trail Weight" podcast which is releasing its second season today October 17th.

We chat with our friend Kimberly Kay Robinson. She is the author of "Ski A to Z," a beautifully illustrated book for both new skiers and experts alike. If you're in the UK, go see her at the National Snow Show in Birmingham October 15-16.

You’re going skiing, awesome. How are you going to transport your skis and snowboards? You’re just going to throw them in your car, like a savage? We’re here to help. There’s a better way, the Chuck Bucket and we chat with the creator Charles McNall. When we started the podcast it was like 60/40 high […]

Well, we've made it through summer. Now it's just a few glorious weeks until ski season. We talk about sourdough, Shawnee Peak name change, Ski Butlers new owners and do you know anything about carbon credits? We try to understand.

This past week was the first time this summer it felt like winter is possible and real. You know what else helped? A couple of tasty ski movie trailers.

Yup, it's still hot, but some spicy ski news is starting to come out. Just remember, what you do now will manifest in the winter.

It's the middle of summer, it's super hot, but the work you put in now will be in full bloom for ski season.