Podcast appearances and mentions of bristol mountain

Bob talks to Congresswomen Claudia Tenney about Ryan Corbett, and the Trump agenda, Bob talks to Tim Igobrad about the lift malfunction at Bristol Mountain.

Bob talks about a video on Facebook of car break-ins on Park Avenue and talks to a Park Ave resident, Bob talks about a Channel 10 story about RPD radio chatter, and Bob talks about a malfunction at Bristol Mountain.

In this segment, Breezy talks about her and intern Clare's trip to Bristol Mountain. Moose is not happy about it and gets more angry when Intern Zach tries to plan a date with him. Support the show: https://www.instagram.com/98pxyrochester/

Did they shred the pow?? Support the show: https://www.instagram.com/98pxyrochester/

Bristol Mountain Opens Today, Thursday, November 30th, for the 2023-24 Winter Season! Bristol Mountain is elated to announce that the wait is over! The mountain is officially opening its doors today at noon for the highly anticipated 2023-24 winter season. The Comet Express Lift will be in operation from 12pm - 4pm, offering access to 3 trails exclusively for advanced skiers and riders. As we head into the weekend, extended hours will be in effect from 9 am to 4 pm on Friday, December 1st, Saturday, December 2nd, and Sunday, December 3rd. For updates on operating hours from Monday, December 4th, to Friday, December 8th, be sure to check the Bristol Mountain website. All-day lift tickets will be priced at $54 for this exciting weekend. For more information about Bristol Mountain and the winter season of 2023-24, please visit the official website at http://BristolMountain.com Support the show: https://www.instagram.com/98pxyrochester/

Bob spoke with Lt. Richard Nguyen from the US Naval Academy, and Steven Fuller from Bristol Mountain.

Unlock your full potential and supercharge your professional growth with the CIC Designation Program.John R. Costello, CIC, CRIS: John Costello, CIC, CRIS, is vice president and construction practice member at USI Insurance Services in Rochester, New York. Costello was installed as Big “I” chairman in September 2022. Throughout his career, Costello has volunteered in a variety of professional and community service organizations. He is former chairman of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York, past president of the Independent Insurance Agents of Monroe County and was the 1995 Monroe County Insurance Professional of the Year. He formerly served on the board of directors of the Big “I” and chaired the Big “I” Finance Committee. He is active in the Society of Certified Insurance Counselors and the Insurance Risk Management Institute. He was elected to the Big “I” Executive Committee in 2016. Costello has nearly 40 years of experience in the insurance industry. After graduating from Villanova University with a degree in finance in 1976, he worked as an underwriter for General Accident Insurance before serving as president for Costello Agency Inc. for 12 years. In 1995, he became partner at Costello, Dreher, Kaiser Insurance Agency and joined First Niagara Risk Management in 2003 as vice president.  Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, Costello served at Key Insurance & Benefits, then USI Insurance Services, specializing in the construction, manufacturing and hospitality industries. In his local community, Costello was the chairman of the board of Bishop Kearney High School and is past vice chair and treasurer of OASIS Adaptive Sports, a charity supporting disabled veterans. He is a former board member and past president of hospice facility Sunset House, former president of Brook-Lea Country Club, and is the former director and a current member of the National Ski Patrol at Bristol Mountain. Costello also serves as secretary of the board at Oak Hill Country Club. He resides in Fairport, New York. Founded in 1896, the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (the Big “I”) is the nation's oldest and largest national association of independent insurance agents and brokers, representing more than 25,000 agency locations united under the Trusted Choice brand. Trusted Choice independent agents offer consumers all types of insurance—property, casualty, life, health, employee benefit plans and retirement products—from a variety of insurance companies. Gerald F. Hemphill, CIC, LUTCF: President of National Association of Professional Insurance Agents (PIA National) An independent insurance agent in the metro-Richmond, Virginia area since 1993, Gerald F. Hemphill represents all lines of insurance, specializing in commercial and life insurance risks. He was an agent for a large domestic carrier for five years and has been principal of his own agency ever since.  In 1996, Gerald earned his LUTCF (Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow) designation, and in 2002, completed his CIC (Certified Insurance Counselor) designation. He is a graduate of Campbell University and Fork Union Military Academy. In addition to his designations, he holds a property and casualty, life, health, and annuity license. Hemphill was President of the Professional Insurance Agents Association of Virginia/DC in 2010 and has served on the National Board of PIA since 2013. He was named the PIA of Virginia/DC Agent of the Year in 2012. Gerald and his wife have two daughters, Ashley and Taylor, and three grandchildren.

This PodSAM is a must-listen for any leader or future leader in the industry. Tune in to the second topic in our Summit Series Leadership forum where we gather top industry leaders and 10 emerging leaders to discuss approaches to "Values-Driven Leadership." "We can't operate without the team. We can't accomplish any of our business goals or initiatives without the team in place to do it. And so, in a values-driven organization, I've also found that you have to accept the values of others, right? And it creates a really dynamic conversation. And that's the way you get people on board, is really by having the conversation instead of telling them, these are our values. —Dee Byrne, President and COO, Palisades Tahoe, California The mentors on this episode are: David Norden, CEO of Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico Tim Foster, Chief of Mountain Operations at Sun Peaks, British Columbia Dee Byrne, President and COO, Palisades Tahoe, California Tara Schoedinger, Vice President and General Manager of Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Colorado Dan Fuller, General Manager, Bristol Mountain, New York Facilitator: Mark Gasta, Associate Director of the Outdoor Recreation Economy program at CU Boulder. Moderator: Olivia Rowan, Publisher, SAM Magazine   For a list of all 10 mentees click here https://www.saminfo.com/the-summit-series/10212-meet-the-mentees-class-of-2022-2023    

Everyone has to start somewhere and for Chris it will be the bunny slope

On this week's episode of The Bogart Podcast we talked about Thanksgiving leftovers, David might have seen his stolen bike, reaching out to @the_mbalm_effect for advice on the podcast studio, Bristol Mountain, Home Alone movies, Jason David Frank death, and we played a game of "would you rather".The Bogart Podcast is a show between two high school friends, Evan Bogart and David Parshall. The two sit down and talk about events from the previous week, as well as other topics. Be sure to check out the merch page and pick up some swag to support our show!Call or text the show 585-678-1660Email the show thebogartpodcast@gmail.comYoutube - Beer Pirate RadioInstagram - evanbogart1080Facebook - The Bogart PodcastThebogartpodcast.com

TUE 7-19-22 SEGMENT 9-- Giving away tickets for the RPO's show at Bristol Mountain. Recapping the USWNT win over Canada for the CONCACAF W Championship. Dale reveals what he learned on the show.

Bob talks about the fatality of Skier Christian Cuomo at Bristol Mountain.

Hello skiers and riders here is your ski report podcast for Friday December 10th. Bristol Mountain opens their 57th season today and Holiday Valley starts night skiing too. Also some ski areas got some fresh snow as well.

With 30+ full time employees, Bristol Mountain needs to grow and shrink it's employee base by the hundreds every year. Steve Fuller, Vice President, shares how the business effectively brings in enough of the right people to serve it's customers.Steve also dives into the strategic decisions that have turned the business from simply ski resort into a thriving outdoor service based business with four distinct units.Rate the podcast on iTunesConnect with me on LinkedInConnect with me on Facebook

Fall Foliage Train Rides & More!Join Mike O'Brian, your Getaway Guy, for his first podcast episode - and what better time for a NY scenic train ride, than when the leaves start to turn.Mike has some great ideas for a quick getaway to take in the incredible fall foliage in New York State - plus a few more Getaway Guy tips!Plus, Mike answers a question from... his sister - but he's ready to answer your questions too! Write to MiketheGetawayGuy@gmail.com - and he could answer your question on an upcoming episode!Like and Subscribe so you don't miss an episode of Tales of the Getaway Guy, with Mike O'Brian!

Canandaigua Academy Superintendent Jaime Farr came on the show to talk about how they're utilizing Bristol Mountain to honor their seniors! 

Smuggler's Notch is the best ski resort in Vermont. I said it. This weekend just bolstered my stance on this. Last weekend's storm DUMPED feet of snow in Vermont and I was fortunate to take full advantage. I skied the most powder I have ever skied! Family owned and operated with the best terrain and awesome vibe, it's no wonder Smuggler's was the feature in a huge ski magazine article in one of the recent editions. In this episode I talk about: Last weekend at Smuggs (it was DEEP) and my first time skiing in the backcountry.Mike Loucy's tips for skiing powder.Discounted lift tickets and finding the deals that make skiing affordable. Ski Cheap in Upstate New York with These Deals: For those of you in Upstate New York, here are some cheap ski dates that you can take advantage of. Labrador Mountain south of Syracuse has $7.99 lift tickets on February 17 and a $20 Saturday night on February 2. Pick up ticket vouchers at the Ski Company prior to the event.Song Mountain south of Syracuse has $9 Friday nights on January 25 and February 2nd. They also have a carpool day where it is $50 per vehicle on March 16. Lastly, Song Mountain has a Rochester day where you can get $20 vouchers at the ski company (Rochester or Bloomfield locations). Pick up all other ticket vouchers at the Ski Company prior to the event.Hunt Hollow in Naples south of Rochester has $15 tickets for the first ticket and $10 tickets for every ticket purchased after that for the following Sundays: February 3, February 17, and March 3. Pick up ticket vouchers at the Ski Company prior to the event.Swain Resort in the Southern tier has $15 lift tickets available at the resort itself for Saturdays February 9 and March 2.Holiday Valley in Ellicottville has $25.99 lift tickets for Thursday February 7 and Tuesday March 12. Tickets are available at The Ski Company one week prior to the events.Bristol Mountain in Naples south of Rochester has Weekend Family and Friends Fun Nights throughout the season. Pay $79 for 3 people and $30 for each additional person and ski 4PM to close any Saturday and Sunday throughout the season. Support TSU and Make a Difference: If you want to support the podcast and graduate from freeloader to a full-on supporter, there are a few ways you can help out. First is through https://www.patreon.com/tosummitup, which allows listeners to contribute as little as $1 to help cover the costs of putting the podcast together. Secondly, you can check out the bumper stickers and apparel at tosummitup.com/shop. Hats, shirts, and patches…grab your swag and represent the community as you create your story in the outdoors. Thank You: Music for this episode was brought to you by Scott Holmes. Scott’s music is throughout many of the podcast episodes and is brought to you courtesy of free music archive. His music can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/ . The To Summit Up Theme Song was composed and produced by my good friend Jordan Wolf. Jordan can be found on instagram @jwolfy3.

Jamie Hobbs returns to talk about his drive to run 100 miles as well as how squeezes in 100 mile training while being a dedicated husband and a role model dad. He's 43 and running as well as he ever has, so there are probably some gems of wisdom in here. Take notes. Jamie was the subject of a #BeastCoast film, episode 4 "Forged in Mountains" and we talk a bit about that too! We also get into him running the Massanutten Mountain 100... so there's that!Episode LinksMasanutten Mountain 100Outer Loop at Bristol MountainThe video version of this podcast. Patrons got to see this video earlier, like when it was made! Wow!Become a Patron! Special Guest: Jamie Hobbs.

In this episode, you will learn about managing a destination through all four season from Drew Broderick. No day is ever the same for Drew Broderick, director of sales and marketing for Bristol Mountain and Roseland Adventure Attractions, which is comprised of Bristol Mountain Ski Area and Fall Sky Rides, Bristol Mountain Aerial Adventures and Zip Line Canopy Tours, Roseland Waterpark, and Roseland Wake Park. Her enthusiasm for tourism and attractions began with a summer college internship at Walt Disney World. She spent ten years in upper management in the hotel industry and later as the owner of a successful meeting planning and consulting firm, On-Site Meeting Solutions in Dallas, Texas, before relocating to Upstate New York. One of Drew’s most memorable events was supervising the VIP hospitality venues for Anheuser-Busch during the 1994 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. She also traveled the globe as a consultant for an international training company. Some of those places included: Dubai, Singapore, Brazil, Australia, Chile, Bermuda, Spain, and Poland to name a few. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management with a Minor in Marketing from Northeastern State University in Oklahoma. Drew has been with Bristol Mountain and Roseland Adventure Attractions for eight years and serves as the media liaison as well as handles all advertising, marketing initiatives, photography and video assets, social media for multiple attractions, and oversees the group sales efforts. Currently, Bristol Mountain has six former Freestyle athletes competing on the US Ski Team and with the next winter Olympics taking place in February of 2018, Bristol Mountain hopes to see one or more of these athletes competing for Team USA. One of Drew’s passions is getting people involved in outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, zip lining, and climbing the courses in the aerial adventure park. Drew says, “There is so much to do right here that we’ve adopted the tagline of Adventure Capital of the Finger Lakes.” A transcript of this episode is available here: destinationontheleft.com/drew-broderick

Inov-8 rep and good friend of the show Paul Staudigel is back for our end of the year MEGA episode. The boys get right into a ton of race recaps including a special call in review from a listener! Paul talks about the Conquer The Castle 25K and TOPO Trail Marathon. Andy covers the Bass Pro Marathon and some heart rate issues he was having. Stephen talks about the horribly nice weather that interfered with the Skippo 30K trail race and his no go at The White River Marathon thanks to a small critter. Both Andy and Stephen give their thoughts on the You Don’t Know Jack 75K err….50K 2017 is going to be a very busy year for all of us. Paul was called out to come run Bristol Mountain in the summer. Will he agree to this death march? Andy is waiting to hear if he got in Chicago (he did!) Stephen hit the register button for his first 100! Up next Paul fills us in on all of the exciting things going on at Inov-8. Inov-8 has relaunched the Rocklite series of shoes! (that might have helped Stephen at Skippo). Inov-8 was a major sponsor of the Trail Running Film Festival Nicky Spinks Inov-8 athlete takes on the Double Bob Graham https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ABR30IHlq4 Brand Ambassadors applications are now being accepted for Inov-8 fill out the form today. Plus some super secretive(ish) inside information on upcoming products from Inov-8 Tons of gear reviews this episode: Inov-8 Trail Talon 275, and Road Claw 275 Orange Mud Hydra Quiver VP2 final thoughts Special call in review from Brad on the Orange Mud Handheld Carson Footwear initial thoughts Sword Endurance Drink initial thoughts Delicious Cloud Meat Sticks!  Heartland Running: Website Facebook Group Instagram Strava Club Save 20% on SWORD Performance Products by using discount code: HEARTLANDRUNNER at checkout Voicemail: 417-319-1060 A special thank you goes out to The Ozark Mountain Daredevils for allowing us to use their music on the show.

UL: Amber in her "Racing Days", LL: With friends, prepping for her BQ at the Erie Marathon, R: Putting in the effort to see her friends at the trail Super Running Mom Amber Rowe talks about miles. Lots and lots of miles. With a bit of guest starring support from her husband Greg, Amber and I talk about high mileage training with a full family life, the excitement of the Boston Marathon and the benefits of training on a treadmill.So listen up trail runners, you might just learn something...Episode Notes The West Wing Rob Lowe's Book Pfitzinger Plan MacMillan recovery Bristol Mountain Comrade's Marathon Special Guest: Amber Rowe.