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The Out Of Collective Podcast w/ Hadley Hammer Welcome to the first episode of the Out of Collective Podcast, where we explore the who, what, where, and why of the outdoor industry. Our inaugural guest needs no introduction: Hadley Hammer, who has been a prominent figure in the ski industry [...] The post The Out Of Collective Podcast – E1 – w/ Hadley Hammer appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Retirement. It is a word with notes of one chapter solidly shutting down and, with good fortune, another opening up—a transition in chapters we expect to manifest later in life. Hadley Hammer, in her late thirties, is in such a transition. Hammer sent out a notice today, Feb. 17th, marking her retirement from performance skiing. In other words, from being a pro skier. In her retirement statement, she writes, "I am walking away from peak performance, but not from the mountains nor the outdoor community and certainly not from skiing, which I still think is the most delightful way to spend time. My aim isto take all my experience, be it growing up and living in mountain towns to professional athletics, and combine them with my love and adoration of storytelling. I want to use my words to shape culture and habits. To celebrate play, delight, partnerships, and the natural world.”At The High Route, we primarily know Hammer as a fine writer. Someone whose sentences take time to craft and whose narrative arcs speak truths. She's got a solid essay on fashion style in the backcountry in issue 1 of The High Route magazine. (For more of Hammer's writing on style, check out her Substack, TOGS.  For someone soon to be pushing into her fourth decade, Hammer has lived a full-spectrum existence. And we explore those ups and downs (but mostly the ups) in this episode. We are grateful for her time and look forward to working with her in the future. For now, we'll link to a snazzy short-film released today, filmed and produced by Sophie Danison, titled Fortune."Fortune is a short film—an incantation to see our own fortune by observing closely the beauty of the world around you.”Thanks for listening, and have a good day, The High Route Team.   If you are new to The High Route, we are a reader and listener-supported enterprise focusing on human-powered turn making. Our mission is simple, but it takes real deal calorie burning to piece it all together.We are also excited to announce Issue 1.0 of The High Route magazine is shipping. Fancy paper. Good reads. High-octane photos. And some fine mountain ranges. And turns. You can learn more about our subscription options here.The theme music for The High Route Podcast comes from Storms in the Hill Country and the album The Self Transforming (Thank you, Jens Langsjoen). You can find a link to the album here—there are so many good songs on this album. And if you think you've spotted a UFO in the past or visited the 7th dimension, "Beautiful Alien" is a good tune to start with.  

Cody and Jonathan are back to review some of the news of November; rate your takes; offer some mountain town advice; share what we're reading & watching; and more.RELATED LINKS:Blister Rec. Shop: Round HouseBLISTER+ Get Yourself CoveredGet Our Winter Buyer's GuideTOPICS & TIMES:Winter is Here! (4:21)NFL Update (7:46)Jonathan & Cody's Bet (12:48)Update for The 100 (15:03)The Presidential Election (17:54)Mikaela Shiffrin (30:09)Lindsey Vonn is Back (31:06)Mike Tyson / Jake Paul Fight (34:57)Hadley Hammer's 8-Step Checklist (42:36)Rescue on Mt Whitney (53:45)The Most ‘LA' News (1:02:29)Rate My Take (1:07:04)Mountain Town Advice (1:24:17)What We're Reading & Watching (1:36:30) - Fifty+, episode #2 - Connor Ryan's Surviving Our Story - James Bond, The World is Not Enough - Auden Schendler, Terrible BeautyCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTSBlister CinematicCRAFTEDBikes & Big IdeasGEAR:30 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Out of Bounds – E294 – WE ARE BACK FOR WINTER w/ Hadley Hammer Stio – Get your hands on a puffy, flannel, baselayer, mtb pant, or some of the coziest fits in the game. Stio's new Fall line is perfect and there is something for everyone, and if you [...] The post Out of Bounds – E294 – WE ARE BACK FOR WINTER w/ Hadley Hammer appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Today we are talking about an often overlooked — and sometimes looked down upon — form of self-expression in freeriding and freeskiing: fashion.Our guests are professional skiers Hadley Hammer and Kellyn Wilson, the founders of TOGS, which is a new project dedicated to widening ski culture and making it more acceptable for each of us to be our full selves.RELATED LINKS:Blister Rec Shop: Backcountry EssentialsGet Covered: BLISTER+TOPICS & TIMES:Hadley and BLISTER+ (7:41)What is TOGS? (13:43)Fashion & the Outdoor Space (16:01)Expansion of the Mtn Town Uniform (23:53)Zebras (26:50)Hadley's Background (28:17)Why the name, “TOGS”? (34:43)How Hadley & Kellyn first connected (36:13)Where to find & read TOGS (43:28)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTED GEAR:30Bikes & Big IdeasOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hadley Hammer might just have the best name in backcountry skiing. Despite growing up in Jackson Hole, however, her path to becoming a professional skier did not follow a linear track. She dabbled in ski racing, figure skating, cross country skiing and other sports before deciding to pursue competitive freeskiing. Her career got off to a rocky start with a last-place finish at a Freeride World Tour event in Argentina. But Hadley is nothing if not determined and, as she says, stubborn. And so she dedicated her life to improving her skiing, whether in the gym or following heavy hitters around Jackson Hole's legendary terrain. She learned through osmosis, absorbing the skills and tactics they used to navigate the steep and deep.  She lived the classic ski bum lifestyle, working as much as possible during the off season to then fully dedicate herself to skiing in the winter months. That ultimately led to sponsorships and eventually being able to support herself through her skiing career. When the love of her life, alpinist David Lama, died in an avalanche in 2019, Hammer withdrew and moved to Innsbruck to mourn his passing. She lived in David's apartment and grieved. She struggled to eat and sleep, spending most of her time in solitude. Eventually, she left the loneliness of Innsbruck for Chamonix, where she had a community of friends on which to lean. Today, love, loss and reflection has led Hadley to reexamine her path. Her skiing speaks for itself, but she's now using her platform and writing skills to have an impact that reaches far beyond the skin track.  This episode is brought to you by Gordini Backcountry Magazine Website | Instagram | Facebook Get the print mag and more…. www.backcountrymagazine.com Host: Adam Howard Guest: Hadley Hammer Producer + Engineer: Mike Horn Photo by Nodum Sports

Care Less, Do More. – E17 – Hadley Hammer Hadley Hammer is on the show today. Had's, as I affectionately call her, has always intrigued me with her thoughtful approach to skiing and life. While we haven't spent a ton of time together, there is always this magnetic pull to [...] The post Care Less, Do More. – E17 – Hadley Hammer appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Hadley and I talk about growing up in the Tetons, competing on the Freeride World Tour, transitioning to filming, greiving loss in the mountains, moving to Europe, letting creativity shine through and much more. Hadley joined the Freeride World Tour in 2015 for two seasons and later made her on-screen debut in the Teton Gravity Research film Tight Loose. She's since pushed her skiing in the backcountry of British Columbia, Alaska, Norway and the French Alps. She now lives in Chamonix, France and is supported by sponsors like The North Face, Smith and Line Skis. Find her Discourse here. 

Inappropriate Questions has been a staple of The Powell Movement podcast over the past couple of seasons. But did you know the show pre-dates TPM?  Years ago, I had a podcast with Powder Magazine called “Sponsored.” To build my audience off that show, I created Inappropriate Questions as a stand-alone podcast and put it out on the TPM feed. When Powder killed the Sponsored pod, I pulled old IQ episodes off the internet, knowing I would create what you are listening to today. So please enjoy this special two-part episode, Inappropriate Questions from the Vault: The Sponsored Years IQ From the Vault Show Notes 6:00:  I ask two questions to Sean Pettit 10:00:  Wayne Wong asks Colby West a question 16:00:  Colby West asks Chris Benchetler a question 19:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off sitewide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers; they support action sports more than anyone 21:00:  Colby asks Chris a second question 26:30:  Chris Benchetler asks Michelle Parker a question 30:00:  Michelle Parker asks Kent Kreitler a question 34:00:  Sammy Carlsen asks Glen Plake a question   39:30:  Rollerblade: Ski season may be over, but that feeling lasts all year with inline skating Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 41:30:  Glen Plake asks Cody Townsend a question 47:00:  Cody Townsend asks Greg Stump two questions 48:00:  Greg Stump asks Hadley Hammer 3 questions 50:00:  Hadley Hammer asks Mike Douglas a question 55:00:  I ask Skogen Sprang a question 58:30:  Mike Douglas asks Clayton Vila a question

We talk to professional skier, Hadley Hammer, about the gear she's most & least picky about; her own gear preferences; some of the keys to happiness; and we fight about The Queen's Gambit.TOPICS & TIMES:The Queen's Gambit (3:04)Binge-listening to GEAR:30 (11:55)What gear are you the pickiest about? (18:03)Inclusion, Diversity, & Ski Boots (22:36)Inbounds skis & ski length (29:56)Hadley's background (34:12)Backcountry skis: design priorities (38:20)Line Pandora 104 & 110 (42:26)Mount points (47:55)Least picky about? (53:48)What We're Celebrating (1:08:51)RELATED LINKSGetting Here: Gunnison & Crested ButteBlister Summit RegistrationSubscribe to our Newsletter & Gear GiveawaysBecome a Blister Member / Get our Buyer's Guide See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

E177 – Ian Mcintosh // Hadley Hammer // Magnus Granér's   Be sure to support our sponsors, because they support us. Become an OnX Backcountry member today & OnX will donate $10 to the avalanche... The post E177 – Ian Mcintosh // Hadley Hammer // Magnus Granér's appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.

Pete and Chris hammer out another great episode, this time with a feature on teenage killer, Tyler Hadley. He beat his parents to death in 2011 and it's a gruesome case for the guys to discuss with Joey Goremonger in studio.CK calls in to talk about Nuclear Assault, Chris and Joey discuss their trip to the South Dakota Slamfest, a new Killer Cage Match, karaoke madness, and much more!Music by Nuclear Assault, Cannibal Corpse, and Testament.Murder Metal Mayhem intro music by Low Twelve.CK Intro music by Crisix.Go to Murder Metal Mayhem to hear all the past shows and bonus content. Like us on Facebook, Follow us on Twitter, and Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Join the 666 Club and be a Patreon supporter! For only $3 a month you'll get the episodes and notes for the show before anyone, get the karaoke songs before anyone else hears them, discounts on merch, and bonus content only for the VIPs.Check out the sick and twisted online catalog for Spellbound FX and Art. Support indie artists and stock up on your GORE today!Check out PeteAltieri.com to buy Pete's books and get the latest on what he's doing writing horror stories and novels!Karaoke by I Kill Karaoke

Transitions and Transformation During a Crisis! Mountain athlete TJ David, travel influencer “Renee Roaming” Hahnel, entrepreneur Nick Dio, and pro skier Hadley Hammer discuss transitions and transformations during moments of crisis. This is a replay from the Stoked From Home online summit by The Stokecast. Hosted by Jonathan Ronzio and Emily Holland.

Big-mountain skier Hadley Hammer shares her views on life, talks about her career as a professional athlete, and reflects openly on the tragic loss of her boyfriend David Llama in an avalanche.

Hadley Hammer is a professional skier, sure. But she's also a sommelier, gourmet chef, book nerd, showcase Mountain Athlete and climber. Hadley grew up amongst Wyoming's epic Teton mountains and developed a love for outdoor adventures early on, but she also recognized the benefits of a formal career outside of her mountain life. She headed east to earn a B.A in Hospitality and Economics and after a few years working in the urban hotel world, she just knew something was missing. Hadley headed back to her mountain base to achieve a greater balance between career and lifestyle. Balance is the name of her game which now manifests itself in her big mountain skiing pursuits and complimentary lifestyle. For the notes from this episode, visit: https://exploreinspired.com/hadley-hammer Hosts: Jonathan Ronzio, Emily Holland Editor: Chris Plante, CP Pro Audio Presented by: Explore Inspired

SUMMARY Scot was a former skiier that has a tremendous amount of talent in the sport. He’s the host of a #1 ranking podcast on iTunes called The Athletic Stance where he discusses all things mindset, diet and what it take to create a successful life with some of top skiers in the world such as Lexi DuPont. Hadley Hammer and Ingrid Backstrom. He’s now helping other athletes become entrepreneurs by really helping them shape their brand.

Angel Collinson was born into the ski world.  She grew up in Snowbird employee housing, where she honed her race skills enough to barely not make the US Ski Team.  With racing over, college and big mountain skiing competitions took over.  Skiing won.  Over the years there have been a lot of women who have pushed the envelope on snow but Angel transcends gender….she’s just a bad ass skier who charges harder than anyone these past few years…guy or girl.  Her story is not what you expect….. Angel Collinson Show Notes: 2:00:  What is she up to in AK, Social media and tinder 8:00:  Growing up in Snowbird Employee Housing, missing out on stuff, and raising her kids 14:00:  Ski racing 16:40:  Evo (Use the code TPM10 for 10% off at checkout) RESQWATER (enter the code resqwatertpm for a 20% discount on a 12 pack) Outdoor Research: (Get 15% off you’re order with the checkout code POWELL15) 18:00:  Home schooling, not making the US Ski Team, College, and partying 31:40:  Freeskiing 35:40: Spy Optics:  Get 20% off on their site Spyoptic.com using the code TPM20. The 10 Barrel Brewery:    My favorite is Out of Office Pilsner 37:00:  The difference between racing and freeskiing, sponsorship, and dropping out of school 44:00:  Ryan Hawks, Tanner Hall, and graduating to film 49:00:  TGR, the difference between guys and girls in the mountains and her role in skiing 57:00:  Singing and burning man 60:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Hadley Hammer

In the The Athletic Stance I have made it my job to interview professionals at the top of the skiing field to sift out the patterns that have lead them to success, however that's defined.  We talk about why they ski, what helps them stay at the top, social media, community, health, nutrition and a lot more.

“Just do what brings joy to you,”-Ingrid Backstrom On this episode of the “Nausicaa Cast” podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Hadley Hammer interviews Ingrid Backstrom, the most decorated big mountain skier of all time. The two talk about how professional skiing has evolved, snow safety, and motherhood—Backstrom recently gave birth to a daughter. Backstrom also reflects on her career. “I’m still pretty amazed that somehow I’m still skiing for a living,” says Backstrom. “It still feels like yesterday that I wouldn’t even tell people I was a professional skier because I was so nervous it would all go away.” Bio: After graduating from Whitman College, the call of the mountains drew her to Squaw Valley, California, to put in what she thought would be a year-long stint as a ski bum. However, it only took a few freeskiing contests for Ingrid to realize that she had found her niche. Without doubt, she would be calling the mountains home for a long, long time. Since then, she placed top three in 13 of 16 freeskiing contests entered and has been awarded Breakthrough Performance in 2005, 5-time Best Female Performance, and ten-time Reader Poll winner for her roles in 9 Matchstick Productions films at the annual Powder Magazine Video Awards, in addition to appearing in the 2007 documentary Steep, All.I.Can and Into the Mind by Sherpas Cinema, six Warren Miller films, and 2015‘s The Great Siberian Traverse by Powder Magazine and Sherpas Cinema. Her travels with The North Face have allowed her to make first descents in Baffin Island, Greenland, and 20,000ft Reddomaine Peak in China, as well as a ski descent of Denali. She was named one of 50 most influential action sports athletes in 2013 by ESPN. When she’s not skiing, Ingrid still stays outside as much as possible in her home in Leavenworth, Washington, running, biking, and gardening to relax and keep fit. Ingrid is grateful for the opportunities that her sport brings her, especially getting to travel and ski with “amazing people around the world.” Follow Ingrid: Instagram Facebook Watch

“I made an appointment and went in with my little tiny portfolio, which was so not anything to write home about… and said, ‘Hey, I’m going to shoot a lot this winter and I’d love to be at Alta,’ and they gave me a pass. It was my first pass. And I walked out of the office and called Billy and just started bawling… And all I could hear was him on the other line laughing.” -Rachael Burks On this episode of the “Nausicaa Cast” podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Hadley Hammer interviews Rachael Burks, known for her big mountain skiing, massive backflips, and huge personality. The two talk about the late Billy Poole. The two lived, skied, and partied together. It was Poole who convinced Burks to first ask Alta for a free season pass. “I made an appointment and went in with my little tiny portfolio, which was so not anything to write home about… and said, ‘Hey, I’m going to shoot a lot this winter and I’d love to be at Alta,’ and they gave me a pass. It was my first pass. And I walked out of the office and called Billy and just started bawling… And all I could hear was him on the other line laughing.” Burks also discusses the glory days as a comp skier, and the frustrations of the womens’ judging. “There were a lot of instances where women were rewarded for just staying on their feet and not really jumping or doing anything particularly difficult,” she says, “but just skiing fluid and beautiful to the bottom. And that irked me. That really fueled my fire. I was so mad sometimes.” Bio: Rachael Burks is as much whirlwind as human, swirling with grand ideas, loud jokes, belly laughs, and big airs. (For reference, watch her get completely buried after hucking a 50-foot cliff in Light the Wick, an old TGR film.) Her no-holds-barred attitude belies her enduring dedication to introducing other women to the sport. Burks, 34, might be the most underrated female skier out there. Last year she was at the center of Pretty Faces, and now she can be seen in Warren Miller’s Chasing Shadows, setting a monoskiing, cliff-hucking, partying example and championing women’s skiing in a big way. -Skiing Mag Follow Rachael Instagram Watch

“I think what worked in my favor the most was total ignorance, I moved there not thinking I was going to make my whole life skiing and climbing mountains.” -Hilaree O'Neil On this episode of the “Nausicaa Cast” podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Hadley Hammer interviews ski mountaineer Hilaree O’Neill. One of the most adventurous women in the outdoor sphere, she has made first descents all over the world. In 1996, O’Neill headed to Chamonix with plans to stay a few months. Ultimately, she stayed for six years, competing in (and winning) some of the early freeskiing competitions and opening her eyes to an emerging world of skiing. “I think what worked in my favor the most was total ignorance,” says O’Neill. “I moved there not thinking I was going to make my whole life skiing and climbing mountains.” Bio She’s skied from the Himalayan summit of Cho Oyu in Tibet and climbed and skied several high peaks in Bolivia and Argentina. Elsewhere, she’s cut turns on remote volcanoes in the Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia, in Mongolia, Pakistan, Lebanon, as well as many first descents in the tight couloirs of Baffin Island. Born and raised in the Northwest, Hilaree began skiing at age 3 at Steven’s Pass in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State. Eventually she moved to the Chamonix Valley of France where she learned most of what she needed to know in order to take her skiing skills to the next level- ski mountaineering. In addition to her travels as an athlete for The North Face, Hilaree is a mother to two young boys, and although they have changed her life dramatically, her passion for the mountains has not abated. Hilaree lives with her family in Telluride, Colorado and finds her sanity in the beautiful San Juan Mountains. Follow Hilaree Instagram Facebook Read

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#85 Hadley Hammer       Hadley Hammer is a skier and a podcaster from Jackson Hole Wyoming.   She produces and hosts the Nausicaa-cast which features female athletes from non-stick and ball sports.  Hadley wanted a way to not only engage herself intellectually but be able to present female athletes through a platform where […] The post #85 Hadley Hammer – Skiing and Podcasting appeared first on Low Pressure Podcast.

On this episode of the "Nausicaa Cast" podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Hadley Hammer interviews Rachael Burks, known for her big mountain skiing, massive backflips, and huge personality. The two talk about the late Billy Poole. The two lived and ski together when they were first getting on the scene. It was Poole who convinced Burks to first ask Alta for a free season pass. "I made an appointment and went in with my little tiny portfolio, which was so not anything to write home about... and said, 'Hey, I'm going to shoot a lot this winter and I'd love to be at Alta,' and they gave me a pass," says Burks. "It was my first pass. And I walked out of the office and called Billy and just started bawling... And all I could hear was him on the other line laughing."

On this episode of the "Sponsored" podcast, host Mike Powell interviews top big-mountain skier Hadley Hammer. A Jackson Hole local, Hammer stands out for her intelligence and ability to drop massive cliffs effortlessly. A Jackson Hole local, Hammer stands out for her intelligence and ability to drop massive cliffs effortlessly. The two discuss her background, how she made it as a skier, and the difference in being a female professional skier. "I think it's way easier to be a female in action sports," says Hammer. "When you really think about it, they're aren't that many girls out there. There are maybe 10 that can really crush. My bigger concern is, where are all the girls coming up?" Hadley Hammer Show Notes 1:00: Running Marathons 2:25: Growing up in Jackson Hole 7:30 New Hampshire 11:00: Working as an 8 year old 12:00 Washington DC 14:00: Back to the mountains 16:00: Taking Skiing more seriously and breaking her back, then what happens? 17:30: Competing 26:44: Transitioning to filming 29:50: Going to Windell’s with Angel 32:04: Line and The Traveling Circus 33:06 Gender and Skiing 38:00: What’s on tap for Hadley

On the first episode of the "Nausicaa Cast" podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Hadley Hammer interviews Ingrid Backstrom, the most decorated big mountain skier of all time. The two talk about how professional skiing has evolved, snow safety, and motherhood—Backstrom recently gave birth to a daughter. Backstrom also reflects on her career. "I'm still pretty amazed that somehow I'm still skiing for a living," says Backstrom. "It still feels like yesterday that I wouldn't even tell people I was a professional skier because I was so nervous it would all go away." Backstrom, a freeskiing coach at Crystal Mountain, also shares advice for young skiers. "Just do what brings joy to you," she says.

  Hadley Hammer is a pro skier on the Freeride World Tour with a very appropriate last name. Growing up in Jackson, WY, Hadley was brought up in the mountains, spending all her time chasing her brothers around the Tetons. While a pro skiing career consumes much of her time, Hadley is also a sommelier and gourmet chef. She attended quite possibly the best school in this nation, University of New Hampshire (Ben's alma mater, hence the bias), and received a B.A. in hospitality and a minor in economics.