Meet one of the pioneers of women's specific snow goods. Stephanie Nitsch, founder of Pallas Snowboards, talks about snowboarding, business, and the little things brands can do to help make the ladies feel welcome. 
Follow Steph:
<a href='http://www.instagram.com/eatmypow'>@eatmypow</a> 
<a href='http://www.instagram.com/pallassnowboards'>@pallassnowboards</a> 
<a href='http://www.pallassnowboards.com'>www.pallassnowboards.com</a>  
<a href='http://www.stephanienitsch.com'>www.stephanienitsch.com</a>

Meet one of the pioneers of women's specific snow goods. Stephanie Nitsch, founder of Pallas Snowboards, talks about snowboarding, business, and the little things brands can do to help make the ladies feel welcome. Follow Steph: @eatmypow @pallassnowboards www.pallassnowboards.com www.stephanienitsch.com

Meet one of the pioneers of women's specific snow goods. Stephanie Nitsch, founder of Pallas Snowboards, talks about snowboarding, business, and the little things brands can do to help make the ladies feel welcome.&nbsp;
Follow Steph:
<a href="http://www.instagram.com/eatmypow" rel="noopener noreferrer">@eatmypow</a>&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.instagram.com/pallassnowboards" rel="noopener noreferrer">@pallassnowboards</a>&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.pallassnowboards.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.pallassnowboards.com</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.stephanienitsch.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.stephanienitsch.com</a>&nbsp;
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Where are the Women's Hard Goods? with Stephanie Nitsch

This is sort of a business podcast, but it’s really about interesting, successful people who have designed their lives to thrive outside of the corporate box we’ve been put into. This one is for the rebels, the creatives, and the reluctant leaders. This is for people who dare to live + think outside, by design. Grab a helmet and buckle your boots because we get deep.

The host: My name is Lisa Slagle, and I’m a creative director, writer, and human woman dedicated to having as much fun as possible while creating meaningful, impactful work along the way. I love talking to people, asking big, existential questions, and exploring the intersection of storytelling and culture. For the last 14 years, I’ve owned a creative agency called WHEELIE, which I started from a clapped-out laptop and some soggy business cards that I used to hand out on chairlifts. It grew into a thriving company full of awesome humans, and I’ve gotten to meet and work with thousands of amazing creatives, marketing teams, VPs, CEOs, athletes, and entrepreneurs. I think the human experience is extraordinary, and this podcast features people who know how to design fun, interesting, creative lives on their own terms.

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This is sort of a business podcast, but it’s really about interesting, successful people who have designed their lives to thrive outside of the corporate box we’ve been put into. This one is for the rebels, the creatives, and the reluctant leaders. This is for people who dare to live + think outside, by design. Grab a helmet and buckle your boots because we get deep. The host: My name is Lisa Slagle, and I’m a creative director, writer, and human woman dedicated to having as much fun as possible while creating meaningful, impactful work along the way. I love talking to people, asking big, existential questions, and exploring the intersection of storytelling and culture. For the last 14 years, I’ve owned a creative agency called WHEELIE, which I started from a clapped-out laptop and some soggy business cards that I used to hand out on chairlifts. It grew into a thriving company full of awesome humans, and I’ve gotten to meet and work with thousands of amazing creatives, marketing teams, VPs, CEOs, athletes, and entrepreneurs. I think the human experience is extraordinary, and this podcast features people who know how to design fun, interesting, creative lives on their own terms.

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