The Splitboard Project

Presented by Spark R&D

Episode Two

 

Hosted by: 

Will Ritter and Mark Sullivan

 

Produced by:

Mark Sullivan

Dustin H James

 

Business Development: 

Dustin H James 

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The Splitboard Project is a new ‘magazine style’ podcast for splitboarders of every ability. Each month, The Splitboard Project will release a new episode to educate and entertain its listeners.

 

In the second episode, our segments include:

 

Will’s Mind

Pretty much anything on Spark R&D founder Will Ritter’s mind this month.   

 

FEATURE: Splitboard History

Drew Zieff breaks down the the history of splitboarding inn this feature. Based on the epic 11,000 word story he recently did for Backcountry Magazine.

 

Ask Will  

Listeners of The Splitboard Project ask questions of co-host and founder of Spark R&D. Questions were collected from Instagram posts.

 

Gnarlitude: Justin Lameroux

Justin Lameroux talks about taking your kids into the backcountry. How old do they have to be before you take them with you. there are a few extra things to consider. 

 

Tool Belt

A key part of safety in the backcountry is communication with your crew. This story breaks down the different things to consider as well as tools you can use to assist you communicate to your crew as well as the outside world.

Do Over

What would you not do again - what would you always do - Will weighs in on communications.

 

 

This episode is sponsored by:

 

Spark R&D

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Cardiff Snowcraft 

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Coupon Code: “THESNOWBOARDPROJECT15” {15% off at their website) 

 

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