Podcasts about hoji

Today we are sharing the first of our Blister Summit 2025 panel sessions, and we've got a great one to kick things off. We're asking the pros — Hoji, Ted, Anne, and Jess — how they go about assessing and testing ski and snowboard gear, and what advice they have for the rest of us? Plus you'll hear Ted share one of his favorite (but questionable??) ways of testing skis.RELATED LINKS:Get Yourself Covered: BLISTER+ BLISTER YouTube ChannelTOPICS & TIMES:BLISTER+ Updates (00:00)Intros (5:34)Evaluating Prototypes (8:21)Assessing Gear for Yourself (11:35)Going in Blind vs Getting Info First (18:05)Gear You Liked but Didn't Expect to? (23:29)Advice on How to Evaluate (28:41)Trickiest Variables when Testing? (34:10)Ted's Favorite Testing Method (38:55)Audience Q&A:Evaluating Pow Skis Outside of Pow? (46:26)Intuitive Products vs. Adapting to Them (49:27)Personal Preference vs. Objective Performance (54:00)How to Rule Out a Bad Tune? (55:29)How Many Runs Should You Take? (56:48)What Notes Do You Take? (1:00:16)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTEDBikes & Big IdeasBlister Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jonathan talks with Moment Skis CEO, Luke Jacobson, about Moment's latest skis; some former Moment skis; some other companies' skis; why Hoji is a traitor; and more!RELATED LINKSGet Yourself Covered: BLISTER+Get Our Winter Buyer's GuideVIDEO: Luke J @ the Blister SummitTOPICS & TIMES:Company Overview & Mt. Rose (5:41)Factory Updates (8:43)Snowboards?? (17:08)Moment's 24/25 Lineup (22:58)Deathwish 104 & Countach 110 (23:36)Wildcat (29:32)Meridian (35:18)Countach 104 vs the old Belafonte (40:39)Commander Series & Touring Skis (45:49)ATK x Moment Voyager Evo Binding (50:31)Reverse-Camber Skis (53:17)Q's from Tyler Curle & Scott Andrus (1:00:16)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicBlister PodcastBikes & Big IdeasCRAFTED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At Blister Summit 2024, we got a state of the union on the present and future of ski boot design from 3 people with a wealth of experience in this world: Eric “Hoji” Hjorleifson, Matt Manser, and Greg Klein. They cover everything from the reception and performance of BOA boots to Hoji's new Dynafit Ridge Pro boot; cold feet (literal & metaphorical…), and much more.RELATED LINKS:Get Yourself Covered: BLISTER+Blister YouTube ChannelBlister Recommended ShopsTOPICS:Intro 4:12BOA Ski Boots: How's It Gone So Far? 5:36Weight: Still a Big Factor?13:27Hoji's New Dynafit Ridge Pro Boot 25:20“Welcome Fit” 39:06Footbeds & Boot Shell Plastic 45:31Upper-Cuff BOAs? 54:09Selling Shells w/o Liners? 56:34Solutions for Cold Feet? 1:02:40“True” size-22 Shells 1:04:57Throat / Instep Fit 1:06:47Canting & Cuff Alignment 1:09:11“Custom” Boots 1:11:20CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTEDBikes & Big IdeasBlister PodcastOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke Koppa and Kara Williard talk with Trygve Sande, one of the founders of Vertical Playground (VPG), which is our Blister Recommended Shop in Oppdal, Norway, to get a read on the past, present, and future of backcountry gear. We discuss current trends; all-time pivotal pieces of gear; the most durable products; the easiest ones to use; gear that helps break down the barriers to entry; skiing in Norway; and last but not least, Trygve's involvement and collaboration with Hoji and 4FRNT's new concept ski. RELATED LINKS:Vertical Playground GEAR:30 Ep.169: Vertical Playground, Oppdal Norway Get Covered: BLISTER+VIDEOS: Blister YouTube Channel TOPICS & TIMESVPG background (2:19)Current Backcountry Trends (5:20)All-Time Pivotal Gear (11:01)Frame & Tech Bindings (13:09)Most Durable Products? (20:46)Top Products: Ease of Use (24:31)Hoji Lock (25:31)Dynafit Ridge Binding (31:11)Performance-to-Weight Ratio (28:06)Best Gear for Norway (31:26)Backcountry Accessories (33:38)Backpacks (35:20)Backcountry Gear Demos (36:54)Hoji & the Raven & 4FRNT Concept Ski (41:00)Summer at VPG (47:19)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTEDBikes & Big IdeasBlister PodcastOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trevor Kennison, Teton Brown, Cody Townsend, & Hoji swap stories about their experiences in the mountains & more.RELATED LINKS:Blister Recommended Shop: Bluebird Mtn SportsOpenSnowGet Covered: BLISTER+TOPICS & TIMES:The Epic Story of Hoji's Hat (4:21)Teton Brown's Story (12:05)Cody: Favorite Day (or Trip) in the Mtns? (18:52)Trevor: Skiing Rambo (22:58)Trevor's 1st Trip to Japan (24:58)Teton's Most Memorable Line (25:43)Skiing Big Lines Blind (30:16)Trevor's Rail-to-Rail Flip (39:32)Trevor: How often do you back off of a line? (46:05)Hoji: Most Starstruck Moment? (48:41)Teton's Most Starstruck Moment (52:01)Audience Questions (54:10)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTED GEAR:30Bikes & Big IdeasOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke Koppa sits down with Kristin Sinnott, Jonathan Ellsworth, Kara Williard, and Justin Bobb to do a bit of a recap on our 2024 Blister Summit, which took place in Mt. Crested Butte last week. We go over a few of the MANY highlights of the event, and then dive into a bunch of the standout products they were each able to try at the Summit.RELATED LINKS:Blister Recommended Shop: SturtevantsBlister Summit 2024: A Brief Recap of an Epic EventBLISTER+ Membership: Sign Up TOPICS & TIMES:Catching Up (2:24)Blister Awards (13:58)Rossignol Revenant, Never Summer Cougar, & Weston Hatchet (15:35)Dynastar M-Pro 98 W (19:55)Rossignol Sender Soul 102 (22:42)Icelantic Maidens (27:23)Salomon S/Pro Race 110 (28:56)Bishop Telemark, Uphillers, & Raide Packs (30:38)Salomon Stance 96 (36:43)ON3P Woodsman 100 (38:30)Salomon QST X (39:28)ZAG Slap 92 & Slap 112 (42:09)CARV & Hoji (44:22)Moment Commander 92 (46:12)Blister Summit 2025 (53:49)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTEDBikes & Big IdeasBlister PodcastOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Najbrž prvi svetovno pomembni ameriški pisatelj in filozof, ki nam je zapustil prelomno misel, da se ohranitev sveta skriva v divjosti Videti je, da se na Slovenskem dolgo nismo kaj prida zanimali za Henryja Davida Thoreauja, ameriškega misleca, pisatelja in aktivista sredine 19. stoletja. No, to se je v zadnjih nekaj letih korenito spremenilo, saj smo naposled dobili prevode treh ključnih Thoreaujevih spisov – Waldna ali življenja v gozdu pa Državljanske nepokorščine ter Hoje. Za kaj pravzaprav gre v teh besedilih, ki jih je zvrstno sicer zelo težko opredeliti, saj nenehno nihajo med lirsko meditacijo, avtobiografsko izpovedjo, družbenopolitično izjavo nazora in filozofsko razpravo? – Thoreau se skozi prizmo pričujočega pisanja slej ko prej kaže kot nenavadna figura, ki hoče pod vprašaj postaviti številne vrednote in prakse meščanske družbe, sredi katere živi. Nasproti gospostvu, izkoriščanju in podrejanju, nasproti zasledovanju dobička in udobja, nasproti konformizmu in kolektivni morali, nasproti množični, tehnicistični družbi … postavlja posameznika, njegovo intelektualno in etično avtonomijo, njegovo iznajdljivost in pogum, pa tudi – in to se zdi še pomembneje – neukročeno naravo, divjino, celo divjost, v kateri naj bi se, kot piše v Hoji, skrivala »ohranitev sveta«. Z vsem tem je Thoreau pomagal postaviti idejne temelje na videz tako raznorodnim fenomenom, kot sta satjagraha, Gandhijev nenasilni odpor, ter institucija narodnega parka. Ker pa se danes, v antropocenu, vse jasneje zavedamo, da politična praksa upora zoper status quo in varovanje narave vendarle nista tako zelo oddaljena drug od drugega, kot se zdi na prvi pogled, smo se v tokratnem Kulturnem fokusu spraševali, kako natanko se Thoreaujeva ekološka etika in njegova državljanska etika pravzaprav stikata. Pri tem nam sta nam pomagala literarna kritičarka, Anja Radaljac, ki je v slovenščino za založbo UMco prevedla Thoreaujevo Hojo, ter filozof in predavatelj na Univerzi na Primorskem, dr. Tomaž Grušovnik, ki je za založbo LUD Šerpa poskrbel za prevod Državljanske nepokorščine.   foto: obrežje jezera Walden v Massachusettsu, kjer je Henry David Thoreau živel med letoma 1845 in 1847 (Ekabishek/Wikipedia)

WNDR Alpine founder, Matt Sterbenz, aka, the ‘Sauna Shaman', talks about how Hoji kicked off his obsession with saunas; their numerous benefits; and lays out what it takes (and costs) to build your own sauna. (On our site, you can check out a bunch of photos of the sauna that Matt built. It's sweet.)RELATED LINKSCheck out the Blister Craft CollectiveBecome a BLISTER+ MemberTOPICS & TIMES:Defining Terms (8:59)The cold plunge trick (25:15)Heart and inflammation (27:19)hot tub vs sauna (29:42)planning a sauna and costs (31:17)Temperatures (43:14)Sauna Enthusiasm and becoming a Shaman (48:30)Infrared (51:57)Wrap Up (55:02)SEE OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicBikes & Big IdeasGEAR:30Blister PodcastOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A very intriguing — and extremely affordable — new piece of ski-touring gear has just been released, and you ought to know about it. So on our latest GEAR:30 episode, Jonathan talks with Giray Dadali, a pro skier, engineer, ski designer, and founder of Daymaker Touring, about their new product, TEKDAPTERS, that allow you to ski tour using a pin-tech toe on the way up, then click into your DIN-certified alpine binding of choice on the way down.Giray and I dive deep into the design, materials, weight, compatibility, and rationale for this new product, and we think you'll agree that it represents an intriguing new offering in the world of ski-touring gear.TOPICS & TIMES:When was this idea born? (6:17)Giray's Background (8:59)Who's It For? (11:52)TEKDAPTERS vs Original Daymaker (17:48)“Field Goal” guide rails (26:52)Universal Compatibility (31:47)Materials & Design (35:18)User-Error-Avoidance Tips (43:48)Locked-Out Pins & Avalanche DangerUsing the Right Tool for the Job (54:42)Crashes & Close Calls (1:02:20)Where & When can you get TEKDAPTERS? (1:12:37)RELATED LINKS:Episode Sponsor: Zimmermans Ski & SnowboardVideo: Ski Binding Designs with Giray, Hoji, & Lars Chickering-AyersGet Yourself Covered: Become a BLISTER+ MemberCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Off The CouchBikes & Big IdeasBlister PodcastCRAFTED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At Blister Summit 2023, we brought together ski boot designers, Tom Pietrowski (K2), Christoph Lentz (Fischer), Riccardo Bonaiti (Dalbello), Ross Herr (Dynafit), and pro skier / designer / obsessive tinkerer, Hoji, to discuss ski boot design in general; the hype and skepticism around BOA (are boot buckles dying??); the role that weight plays in the development of boots of all types; the balancing act of designing a walk mechanism; the challenges presented by the boot-binding interface, and more.TOPICS & TIMES Intros & Latest Products (4:07)Weight & Downhill Performance (12:38)The Rise of BOA (24:28)Walk Mechanisms (33:13)Boot-Binding Interface Challenges (44:01)Evaluating Fit (54:16)Women-Specific Boots (59:29)Crashes & Close Calls (1:06:56)RELATED LINKS:Episode Sponsor: Bag BalmBlister Summit 2024 Registration Blister YouTubeBecome a BLISTER+ Member23/24 Blister Winter Buyer's GuideCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Off The CouchBikes & Big IdeasBlister PodcastCRAFTEDHappy Hour (for Blister Members) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

O hvaležnosti in priložnosti študija specializacije na prestižni londonski univerzi, hoji izven cone udobja in ustvarjanju življenja v angleški prestolnici. Celoten pogovor z dr. Gregorjem Možetom, lastnikom ortodontske ordinacije OrtoMG v Postojni, v katerem govoriva lovljenju priložnosti, spoznanjih, do katerih sva prišla v času življenja v Londonu, samorefleksiji, hvaležnosti pa vse do tega, kaj je dobro vedeti in vprašati, ko se odločiš za ortodontsko zdravljenje, kdaj se je za zdravljenje dobro odločitim lahko poslušaš tukaj: https://ninagaspari.com/blogs/podcast/epizoda119 ... Trenutki so nova rubrika kratkih delov že objavljenih epizod.

At Blister Summit 2023, we brought together Hoji (Dynafit), Lars Chickering-Ayers (CAST Touring), and Giray Dadali (Daymaker Touring) for an extremely interesting and important discussion on the past, present, and future of ski bindings. We get their thoughts on “acceptable use” for certain bindings; the “Age of Confusion” surrounding different binding designs; being “handcuffed by standards” and thinking about the binding / boot / ski interface as a whole; what we should (or should hope to) expect from bindings in the future, and much, much more.TOPICS & TIMES:Intros & Backgrounds (5:56)“Acceptable Use” for Certain Bindings (12:49)“Age of Confusion” re: Designs & Standards (21:58)Boot / Binding Interface Challenges & Future (34:22)Release & Retention: Alpine vs. Touring Bindings (43:40)“Ideal Systems” for Bindings, Boots, & Skis? (1:00:25)Advice re: Wear, Tear, & Icing (1:09:07)What We're Celebrating (1:17:22)RELATED LINKS Episode Sponsors:Compeed New Image BrewingTown of Mount Crested ButteCrested Butte Mountain Resort Our Blister Recommended ShopsBlister Summit 2024 RegistrationBLISTER+ MembershipBLISTER+ Real World TestimonialsVIDEOS: Blister Summit Panel Sessions & Brand LineupsCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTEDBlister PodcastBikes & Big IdeasOff the CouchHappy Hour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this hilarious conversation, Jonathan asks Hoji, Rory, McKenna, and Forrest about their favorite lines, closest calls, and craziest stories from their years of professional skiing & snowboarding. (You can also watch this panel session — and all the Blister Summit panel sessions and brand lineup videos — on the BLISTER YouTube channel)TOPICS & TIMES:Introductions (3:06)Favorite Line of All Time? (4:15)Favorite Day or Trip? (12:53)Crashes & Close Calls (21:41)Most Starstruck Moment? (42:38)Pivotal Career Moments (47:08)Who / What Inspires You? (53:50)Managing Fear (57:32)RELATED LINKS:Become a BLISTER+ MemberBlister Summit 2024 RegistrationBlister YouTube ChannelCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTED Bikes & Big IdeasOff The CouchGEAR:30Happy Hour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 Chris Rubens is the pro skier that pro skiers want to ski with. A badass in the mountains with a pro ski career that has spanned over 20 years, Chris graduated from the world of helicopters and sleds to totally changing the curve of his carbon footprint. In part 1 of his podcast, we talk about ski racing, growing up with Hoji, finding freeride, sponsorship, the eclipse photo adventure, and his big break with Matchstick Productions. It's another good one with the nicest of Canadians. Ski Legend Mike Douglas asks the Inappropriate Questions Chris Rubens Show Notes: 3:00:  USA v. Canadian athletes, coming from a British oil family, and ski racing 12:00:  Hjorleifson family, his and his Olympian sister's ski racing careers, going to a sports school, joining the Rocky Mountain Freeride program, and when did he realize he could go further in skiing 20:30:  Rollerblade: They invented inline skating and make the best skates on the planet. Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar. Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 23:00:  First free pair for skis, being productive, hating contests, is there  a benefit going head to toe with a brand, and money 35:00:  Everyone is replaceable, and moving to an undeveloped Revelstoke 39:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there JT Holmes (Episode 38:00: Who was Billy Poole, going on shoots uninvited 41:30:  What development does to Revelstoke, The Eclipse Adventure and photos, and getting cold feet 52:00:  Learning to snowmobile, filming with Matchstick Productions early on, figuring out filming, and movie tours 62:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Mike Douglas 

Tasshin talks with Hoji Alexandra Tataryn (@hojialexandra) about the Bio-Emotive Framework, we-spaces, collective intelligence, group mind, and more. Hoji on Twitter Website Instagram YouTube The Bio-Emotive Framework This podcast episode is licensed under a CC BY-NC 4.0 License. You can sign up for Tasshin's newsletter here. If you enjoyed this episode, consider supporting Tasshin and the Reach Truth Podcast on Patreon.

Markus Eder is one of the best (and most versatile) big-mountain skiers ever. Hoji just stated this again on GEAR:30 (ep.220), and Cody Townsend ranks Markus' Ultimate Run as the best ski edit of all time (Blister Podcast ep.193). Today, we talk to Markus about training; skateboarding as prep for ski season; the golden age of skiing; competing; filming the Ultimate Run; lessons from Hoji and Sam Anthamatten; the Volkl ‘Built Together' program; & more.TOPICS & TIMES:Living in Italy (3:24)Injuries (5:04)Skateboarding for Skiing (13:13)Markus' training routine (15:30)The golden age of skiing (28:11)Crystal Ball Question (32:56)Pressure: FWT Comps vs Park Comps vs Filming (37:03)Ultimate Run: scariest moment? (51:29)Ultimate Run: your favorite shot? (57:57)That ‘bonkers three' off the glacier (58:39)Lessons from Hoji & Sam Anthamatten? (1:00:28)Volkl's Built Together program (1:08:01)Volkl Revolt 121 (1:11:49)Plans for the upcoming season? (1:18:03)RELATED LINKS:SPECIAL OFFER: OpenSnow.com/BlisterBecome a Blister MemberBlister Summit RegistrationSEE OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTED Bikes & Big IdeasOff The CouchGEAR:30 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eric Hjorleifson is back on GEAR:30 to answer questions from our Blister Members about gear; his tinkering process; coming to the Blister Summit; how he trains for an upcoming season; mental preparation, and … we get some bonus questions from Markus Eder, too. (We also announce our new “Blister After Hours” sessions — that's our working title — so learn about that and let us know if you have better ideas for what we ought to call the new show.)TOPICS & TIMES:Catching Up / Coming to the Blister Summit (3:34)What gear is going to change most in the next 10 years? (13:03)Our Alpine Bindings Test (16:19)What gear do people obsess over that doesn't really matter? (18:19)How has your skiing changed as you've gotten older? (19:46)When are you moving to Austria? (27:26)Golden Alpine Holidays lodges (30:07)Touring binding priorities? (35:45)What would you like to design from scratch? (43:04)Mental Prep for something challenging? (46:14)The Bec des Rosses (55:31)Which element of your setup gets you the most excited to tinker with? (57:10)Bode Miller & Hoji on 3-piece boots (59:29)Training to perform at a high level? (1:11:37)Dumbest thing you've seen Markus Eder do? (1:20:28)What's your process like for gear modification? (1:29:21)Do I really get to ski with Hoji at the Blister Summit? (1:44:02)What's up next for you? (1:44:31)What We're Celebrating (1:47:11)RELATED LINKS:Become a Blister MemberBLISTER SUMMIT INFO & REGISTRATIONSubscribe to our Gear Giveaways & NewsletterOur Other Conversations with HojiBlister Summit Video: Hoji on the Updated 4FRNT HojiEp.141: Radical Pro, Hoji Hole & MoreEp.100: Skins, Michael Jordan, & Mono SkisEp.29: Hoji Free & 4FRNT RenegadeBlister Pod Ep. 75: Hoji on “HOJI”Ep.1: Hoji on the new Dynafit Hoji Boots Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A 400 year-old chisel has been found hidden within the Hoji building currently being renovated at Daitoku-ji Temple in Kyoto. This week also marks the start of the 35th Tokyo International Film Festival sharing its programme shared with “Kazuhiko Hasegawa and Director's Company” and the 90th Anniversary of Toho Studios, both taking place at the National Film Archive of Japan, a festival of New Animated Short films from Japan around the world will be taking place at Shibuya's Eurospace cinema from December 10th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Once upon a time, a couple of friends who were scheming to get some gear for their own adventures ended up creating a phenomenal outdoor shop. We talk to Trygve Sande and Rune Kvalsnes about the origins of Vertical Playground; their trip with Hoji where the idea of the 4FRNT Raven was born; the ski touring and mountain biking scene in central Norway; some of their favorite gear; and more.TOPICS & TIMES:Vertical Playground today (4:23)Origins story (8:40)Ski touring culture in central Norway (14:08)Hoji, Sterbenz, & the birth of the 4FRNT Raven (19:07)Touring bindings (35:35)Mountain biking & summers in Oppdal (43:46)The future of Vertical Playground? (49:08)What We're Celebrating (56:00)RELATED LINKS:Vertical PlaygroundEpisode Sponsor: AvocadoJonathan's Sleep ExperimentGetting to Gunnison-Crested Butte: FlightsBlister 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.

Estivemos à conversa com o ator Hoji Fortuna, sobre o tema do racismo estrutural e a sua expressão no mundo da televisão e das séries, com particular ênfase no panorama nacional. Em que ponto se encontra a representatividade étnica na indústria do audiovisual, e a igualdade de oportunidades para atores que não são brancos, em Portugal? Qual o impacto do racismo estrutural na sociedade portuguesa? Que progressos e estagnações se têm verificado nos últimos anos? Quais as soluções para a resolução do problema? É uma conversa imperdível que tivemos a oportunidade de ter com o Hoji, uma pessoa e um profissional admirável. Conversa essa que partilhamos agora convosco. Segue-nos no Spotify, no Apple Podcasts ou onde quer que ouças podcasts, e deixa-nos o teu feedback! Apoia o nosso projeto no Patreon: patreon.com/refugioseriolico Subscreve a petição: "Fim do Racismo na Televisão Portuguesa" O Hoji Fortuna nas redes: Instagram: @hojifortunator Os Seriólicos Anónimos na rede: Site: seriolicosanonimos.seriesdatv.pt Instagram: @seriesdatvpt Youtube: youtube.com/seriesdatvpt

Avtor recenzije: Simon Popek Bere Aleksander Golja.

Our patron saint of GEAR:30 is back on the show today, and we talked to Hoji about the new Dynafit Radical Pro; how it compares to the Hoji Free boot; the evolution of the “Hoji Hole” testing prototypes; and more.TOPICS & TIMESThe new Dynafit Radical Pro (2:06)Updates to the Hoji Lock walk mode? (6:21)Radical Pro tongue update (10:12)Radical Pro vs Hoji Free (13:12)Hoji Hole & Skiing in the Future (15:55)Whistler lockdown, testing prototypes (19:06)More on the Hoji Hole (20:55)Hoji’s podcast recommendation (25:22)RELATED LINKSGEAR:30 ep.138: Escape Route director, James Reddy on the Radical ProBlister Summit Videos See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

O hoji v ledu je zbirka popotnih dnevniških zapisov enega največjih filmskih režiserjev vseh časov Wernerja Herzoga, ki se je konec novembra leta 1974 peš in brez vsake popotniške opreme odpravil od Münchna do Pariza, na obisk k svoji mentorici in prijateljici Lotte Eisner, ki je hudo bolna ležala na smrtni postelji. Tri tedne trajajoče potovanje po nevihtah in snežnih viharjih je polno divjanja zimske narave, nenavadnih kontaktov s prebivalci nemških in francoskih vasi, vlomov v počitniške hišice, utrujenih nog, divjih živali, pa tudi imaginarnih prizorov, kakršnih smo vajeni že iz filmov tega izrednega filmskega režiserja, znanega po neverjetnih podvigih, kakršen je ročno vlečenje ladje čez goro sredi južnoameriške džungle. Ta naporna pot od Münchna do Pariza, ki jo sam Herzog vidi kot nekakšen »urok«, ki bo poskrbel, da na smrt bolna Lotte Eisner preživi, je posvetilo človekovi volji in njegovi zmožnosti kljubovanja naravi, morda celo kljubovanja smrti sami, s tem pa še en dodatek k že tako obširni mitologiji tega neobičajnega filmskega režiserja. Herzogovo knjižico O hoji v ledu, ki je v prevodu Miriam Drev nedavno izšla pri založbi UMco, je pomagal predstaviti filmski in literarni kritik Simon Popek. Oddajo je pripravila Alja Zore.

On Episode 86 of Totally Deep Podcast, Doug Stenclik and Randy Young of www.cripplecreekbc.com bring you the lowdown on the world of uphill and backcountry skiing and boarding. Gear, technique, fashion, jargon, guests, and assorted spray from folks who know how to earn it in the backcountry. The world's best backcountry skiing podcast. More info about TDP at Totally Deep Podcast Blog on Cripplecreekbc.com or wildsnow.com. On Episode 86 of Totally Deep Podcast: 1. Ross Herr of Dynafit. 2. Van got stuck. 2. Snow is...meh. 3. How to ski safe powder? 4. Silverton! 5. 5 (or so) tips if you bang too hard on your gear. 6. Your skis are too Chubby. Comments: info@cripplecreekbc.com Or leave a voicemail: 970-510-0450 Backcountry Skiing, Uphill Skiing, Rando (skimo?) Racing, Splitboarding, its all here.

Who decides how much you should pay for your prescription drugs? On this episode Hoji is joined by Anthony Sine and Mona Parsa from Legrande Corporation to discuss how drugs are priced.

DAY 15 Intro- In plain site/ NOT IN THE DEEP SHADOWS Hosea 4:6 My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. 13 Therefore My people go into captivity because they have no knowledge; and their honorable men are famished, and their multitude dried up with thirst. 14 Therefore Sheol has enlarged itself and opened its mouth without measure; so their glory, and their multitude, and their pomp, and he who rejoices shall descend into it. 15 The common man shall be brought down, and the great man shall be humbled, and the eyes of the lofty shall be humbled. Isa 5 Your country is desolate, your cities are burned with fire; strangers devour your land in your presence; and it is desolate, as overthrown by strangers. Isa. 1 THE RAGGED EDGE RADIO LIVE NOTES BY RUSS DIZDAR © WITH 31 DAYS ABLAZE PRAYER – ACTION 11 I was then tested greatly, and found that God would come through. During this time, one my daughters (Hoji) chose to leave the group as well, in large part due to my testimony for Christ. She remembers (as I do, as well) being there when I was tortured for my faith in Christ, and that I whispered “I forgive you” to her and the others present (leaders of this organization). With this I want to add: “I want you to get free” to each of my loved ones who are still in the group. It really is possible to get free, and this book is my testimony to this fact. May it help and bless those who read its pages. svali Speaks, svali. It's Not Impossible: Healing from Ritual Abuse and Mind Control (p. 3). Kindle Edition. Tyranny of Secrecy “The very word 'secrecy' is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings.” —John F. Kennedy . “For too long, judges have allowed the government to hide its mistakes behind claims of national security.” —Barry Siegel . “Secrecy does not assure either security or success. Executive lies and deception inflict severe and long-lasting damage to the nation.” - Louis Fisher . Secrecy, when used in the context of the Constitution, is an important safeguard for our nation’s interests. It defends America from the theft of national security information by foreign enemies bent on the destruction of our form of government. It protects the lives of our service men and women who serve on the front lines of war. It guards the lives of intelligence assets who have chosen to assist our country in the defense of democracy. But, secrecy is a powerful weapon and must be under the appropriate controls. Because secrecy contains, in itself, an inherent power, there must be checks on when it is used, and it must continually be under vigilant oversight by those who properly represent the American Shipp, Kevin. From the Company of Shadows . Ascent Publishing, LLC. Kindle Edition. A full-blown program activation is usually the result of a handler, controller, or programmer (these are part of the Illuminati mind control hierarchy) purposely triggering you to bring forward an ‘alter’ or alternate personality to perform a specific function. There are innumerable variables that can come into play. Yuri said that I was involved in the Montauk Project. Discussing anything related with someone who was also connected to it could assist with memory retrieval but also ran the risk of having a triggering effect. Blood Ritual Monarch. Blood Ritual Monarch: Tales of Demon Conjuring, Mind Control and Madness (p. 135). bloodritualmonarch.com. Kindle Edition. THE RAGGED EDGE RADIO LIVE NOTES BY RUSS DIZDAR © WITH 31 DAYS ABLAZE PRAYER – ACTION 12 A. KNOW THE EXTENT OF THE ATROCITY • The subjugated victims • The cry has been heard • Is anyone listening B. KNOW WHAT YOU NEED TO CONFRONT IT • Where there is smoke • Nehemiah wanted to know • Nehemiah asked questions • You need to ….. allow yourself to be burdened • All in the presence of God OUTRAGE? C. KNOW & ACQUIRE THE INFORMATION /FACTS • Know the victims • Research the issue • Researching evil … the need to separate • Know the what • Know the who • Know the powers… • Ask ….. the Lord D. START THE PRAYERS /THE NEHEMIAH FACTOR Ch. 1 • Nehemiah prays https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=SONG+HOLLOW+EYES&view=detail&mid=7617EB1B0DD79EEA3A947617EB1B0DD79EEA3A94&FORM=VIRE0&ru=%2fsearch%3fq%3dSONG%2bHOLLOW%2bEYES%26form%3dANNTH1%26refig%3d034e879e9dd34f1b9c916e3a81d9ee23%26sp%3d-1%26ghc%3d1%26pq%3dsong%2bhollow%2beye%26sc%3d8-15%26qs%3dn%26sk%3d%26cvid%3d034e879e9dd34f1b9c916e3a81d9ee23

Hoji is joined by Krishna Prasad to have a detailed and thoughtful conversation about diabetes and insulin prices. Can we have lower-priced insulin? How can we learn from how other countries manufacture insulin? Krishna heads the site Biological operations at M.J. Biopharm India, which develops and manufactures a range of injectable Diabetes products. We are excited for our listeners to learn from his expertise.

In celebration of episode #100, of course we had to have Hoji back on, our patron saint of GEAR:30.We discuss all the tinkering he’s been doing during quarantine; what ski gear has the most room for improvement; snowmobiles; climbing skins; the Pomoca & 4FRNT collab; monoskiing; and then one of the best big-mountain skiers of all time talks about one of the greatest basketball players of all time.TOPICS & TIMES:What have you been up to? (7:52)What gear have you been tinkering with lately? (9:46)What ski gear has the most room for improvement? (13:10)What other outdoor gear has room to improve? (18:04)Snowmobiles (23:50)Climbing skins (30:15)Pomoca & 4FRNT collab (38:34)Still skiing with your boots unbuckled? (49:57)Hoji on monoskiing, teleskiing, noboarding & snowblading (54:14)Hoji on Michael (1:01:05) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Dr. Akito Ohmura joins Hoji to discuss how different healthcare systems operate, how countries tackle the Covid-19 pandemic, and how crucial technical ISO committees are to the global medical industry.

Hoji and Dr. Southwell will be discussing genetically-designed medicinal solutions, BodySync, improvements in healthcare, and the importance of patient wellness to enhance disease prevention.

In this episode, Hoji will be discussing the challenges entrepreneurs and scientists face when taking a drug from a back-of-a-napkin-idea to a multimillion-dollar company.

If Eric Hoji Hjorleifson isn't known to you. Well you probably don't ski. And you definitely don't ski tour. I think he might be the closest thing to a living legend. As he's got a feature film called HOJI the story of Eric Hjorleifson. It came out last year by Matchstick and it's an hour and twenty minute look into the mind of HOJI and the last fifteen years of footage of him skiing in Matchstick Movies.   He's a deep thinker and I pulled him out of his machining shop to do this interview with me at his home in Whistler BC.    

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Videti je, da se na Slovenskem dolgo nismo kaj prida zanimali za Henryja Davida Thoreauja, ameriškega misleca, pisatelja in aktivista sredine 19. stoletja. No, to se je zdaj korenito spremenilo, saj smo v sosledju treh kratkih let dobili prevode treh ključnih Thoreaujevih spisov – Waldna ali življenja v gozdu pa Državljanske nepokorščine in zdaj, čisto pred kratkim, še Hoje. Za kaj pravzaprav gre v teh besedilih, ki jih sicer – kolikor pač nenehno nihajo med lirsko meditacijo, avtobiografsko izpovedjo, družbenopolitično izjavo nazora in filozofsko razpravo – zvrstno zelo težko opredelimo? – Thoreau se skozi prizmo pričujočega pisanja slej ko prej kaže kot idiosinkratična figura, ki hoče pod vprašaj postaviti nekatere prevladujoče vrednote in prakse meščanske družbe, sredi katere živi. Nasproti gospostvu, izkoriščanju in podrejanju, nasproti zasledovanju dobička in udobja, nasproti konformizmu in kolektivni morali, nasproti množični, tehnicistični družbi tako postavlja posameznika, njegovo intelektualno in etično avtonomijo, njegovo iznajdljivost in pogumu, pa tudi – in to se zdi nemara še pomembneje – neukročeno naravo, divjino, celo divjost, v kateri naj bi se, kot piše v Hoji, skrivala »ohranitev sveta«. Z vsem tem je Thoreau pomagal postaviti idejne temelje na videz tako raznorodnim fenomenom, kot sta satjagraha, Gandhijev nenasilni odpor, in institucija narodnega parka. No, danes pa, ko se vse jasneje zavedamo, da živimo v antropocenu, se vse jasneje tudi kaže, da politična praksa upora zoper status quo in varovanje narave sploh nista tako zelo raznorodna fenomena. Zato smo v tokratnih Glasovih svetov skušali premisliti, kako natanko se Thoreaujeva ekološka etika in Thoreaujeva državljanska etika pravzaprav stakneta. Pri tem sta nam pomagala komparativistka in kritičarka, Anja Radaljac, ki je v slovenščino za založbo UMco prevedla Thoreaujevo Hojo, ter filozof, predesdnik Slovenskega filozofskega društva in predavatelj na Pedagoški fakulkteti Univerze na Primorskem, dr. Tomaž Grušovnik, ki je pri založbi LUD Šerpa objavil prevod Državljanske nepokorščine. Z njim se je pogovarjal Goran Dekleva. foto: Henry David Thoreau (Wikipedia, javna last)

Today we’re talking with the one and only Eric Hjorleifson about his brand-new boot, the Dynafit Hoji Free, what’s new with this boot, and how it differs from the current Hoji Pro Tour.Then you’re going hear Eric talk about trying to improve and refine the latest iteration of his favorite ski, the 4FRNT Renegade, and finally, we wrap up our gear geekery by talking a bit about outerwear and Eric’s work with Arc’teryx.And if you somehow missed it yesterday, we ran over on the Blister Podcast platform what was basically Part 1 of our conversation, where we talk to Hoji about his new film, “Hoji.”TOPICS & TIMES:Hoji on the Dynafit Hoji Free. (3:00)Differences between the Hoji Pro Tour and Hoji Free. (5:50)Did weight play a factor in designing the Hoji Free? (22:32)Hoji Free crampon compatibility? (27:12)What’s new with the 4FRNT Renegade? (30:55)The problem with updating for the sake of updating. (37:55)Does Eric geek out on outerwear, too? (43:30) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Very few people are so good at what they do that they can have a film made about their life and their career while they are still in the middle of both. But Eric Hjorleifson is one of those people, and we talked to Eric about the eponymous film, Hoji, that was produced by Scott Gaffney and Matchstick Productions. Eric and I talk about the tour he’s been on for the film, how the idea for the film originated, and we even got Hoji to ruminate a bit on what he thinks sets him apart as a skier.And gear heads stay tuned, because tomorrow, we’ll be dropping a GEAR:30 episode where you can hear Eric talk about his new Hoji Free boot, as well as the latest iteration of his ski, the 4FRNT Renegade.Click here for more info on the Hoji movie tour datesTOPICS & TIMES:Eric’s favorite stops while touring the movie. (03:50)Where did the idea for the movie come from? (09:06)Jonathan’s favorite people featured in the film. (13:25)What has Eric learned from making the film? (20:05)What’s Eric’s favorite ski movie? (22:40)Which traits as a skier sets Eric apart? And where did they come from? (32:00)Hoji Part II?? (43:20) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Born and raised into a family where seasonal employment and a place to live revolved around skiing and snow conditions, Big mountain specialist Eric Hjorleifson can't actually recall his first day on skis. Raised in the shadowy spine of the Rocky Mountains which rise dramatically from his Canmore, AB, home, "Hoji"s early days were spent on the rope tow at Mount Norquay in Banff National Park.Hjorleifson's talent soon led to an association with a Canmore-area filmmaker named Dustin Lindgren, who contributed footage to Colorado-based Match Stick Productions. Almost broke and hardly able to afford heli-time, Hoji and Lindgren wound up at Mica Heli Guides, a wild backcountry lodge north of Golden, BC. They got enough useful footage for Hjorleifson to produce a 'highlight reel' that eventually led to an Oakley sponsorship.

On Episode 44 of Totally Deep Podcast, Doug Stenclik and Randy Young of www.cripplecreekbc.com bring you the lowdown on the world of uphill and backcountry skiing and boarding. Gear, technique, fashion, jargon, guests, and assorted spray from two guys who know how to earn it in the backcountry. The world's best backcountry skiing podcast. More info about TDP at Totally Deep Podcast Blog on Cripplecreekbc.com On Episode 44 of Totally Deep Podcast: 1. Eric Hjorleifson. 2. The bygone Vulcan Days. 3. The Hoji Boot. 4. Working with Fritz Barthel. 5. Three generations of the Hoji. 6. Hoji, the Skier. 7. Spine Time. 9. Skiing with Hoji.  Outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNbYv5iJTeY SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES Comments: info@cripplecreekbc.com Or leave a voicemail: 970-510-0450 Backcountry Skiing, Uphill Skiing, Rando (skimo?) Racing, Splitboarding, its all here.

Hi there, thanks for your patience for this episode on Wall Ball from Avalon Hill. I was finishing the editing on Wednesday morning when Sarah went to work. We thought the front porch was wet, but it was covered with ice. She fell and it was very scary, she was in a lot of pain. I ended up bringing her to the doctor to find out she had bruised her ribs. She is doing better now but the pain sneaks up on her still. Thanks to all of you again for your patience and well wishes. Extra special thanks to Hoji and Kate Scott, who both helped me with this show by telling me about the programmer, Duncan Scott. Duncan sadly passed away in 2011, but when I contacted Kate she was very gracious and willing to help. She got together with her mom and they both answered the questions I sent. Thank you both so much! Next up is the prototype for Tempest, by Atari. This is readily available on Flashback systems and also on Atari Age. I would love to hear your feedback on Tempest which you can send to me at 2600gamebygame@gmail.com. Please send it to me by the end of the day February 18th. Thank you so much for listening! Wall Ball Spring 1983 order form on Atarimania Wall Ball on Random Terrain Avalon Hill web site Sports Illustrated Baseball on Board Game Geek New Throwback Reviews with me! Check out Jose's awesome spreadsheet for the list of games I've already done, with links to the episodes! Thank you Jose! Proud member of the Throwback Network! Proud member of the Retro Junkies Network! Facebook page Twitter page Google + page My YouTube channel, for whatever reason Blog page WHAT A FORUM TOO Listen to the show on Stitcher! Subscribe to the show on iTunes, and leave a review! Reviews are nice! Listen to the show on Tune In! Please check out my other shows: Intarivisions Podcast Please Stand By! The League of Extraordinary Podcasters

Dynafit is introducing today their new Hoji series of boots, so we went very in-depth with Hoji himself about the boot, what makes it unique, and what's potentially still to come. (And there's more information in the show notes to this podcast episode on our website.)TOPICS & TIMES:Welcome to our new GEAR:30 podcast (0:00)When and where the idea of Blister was born (1:10)What were the design aims of this boot, and what is unique about it? (2:52)The “PDA” design of this boot (15:42)The various iterations of the “Hoji” boot (18:07)Weight of the Hoji (23:32)The width of the boot + Hoji’s sizing recommendations (27:18)Fit of the Hoji Pro Tour vs. Fit of the Dynafit Vulcan (31:15)The buckles & ankle retention (35:30); Crampon Compatibility (39:58)Range of Motion - Forward & Rearward (42:05)Durability - Bushings & Cables (44:33)Hoji’s approach to boot testing (53:20)Where would you locate the Hoji among the Vulcan, Beast, and TLT 7? (1:00:15)Where would you locate the Hoji among non-Dynafit boots? (1:02:31)Flex of the boot (1:07:17)Why Eric thinks you should try skiing with your boots unbuckled (1:12:58)Any plans to work on a new AT binding? (1:16:05) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is part 2 of our conversation with Eric Hjorleifson, we discuss the state of the ski industry; the AT boot he's been working on for years and why he thinks it could represent the next chapter in ski boot design, and more...TOPICS & TIMES:Hoji on the state of skiing today + a quick history of his trajectory in the industry (2:30)Eric’s take on weight / lightweight gear (9:03)The state of the ski industry, part 2 (15:38)Getting gnar & midlife crises (18:45)Matt Sterbenz, Jason Levinthal, and the future of 4FRNT Skis (22:13)What do you think your future looks like in the next 5-10 years? (27:47)On mountain biking, climbing, and the fun of being a novice (31:20)Hoji's boot project, and why it could represent the next chapter in ski boot design (34:58) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eric Hjorleifson is one of the best big-mountain skiers of all-time, and he's also known for being one of the master tinkerers in the ski industry, and someone who absolutely obsesses over ski, boot, and bindings design. So we talked to Hoji about skiing pillows, ski design, and the evolution of his Renegade, Hoji, and Raven.TOPICS & TIMES:How and When did you first get involved with 4FRNT Skis? (4:35)The 4FRNT EHP (9:00)The 4FRNT Renegade and its evolution (14:45)The 4FRNT Raven (25:46)The 4FRNT Hoji — is the Hoji just a wider version of the Raven? (31:08)Hoji vs Raven vs. Renegade (45:27)Eric’s take on mount points, and where he personally mounts the Hoji, Renegade, and Raven (49:57)Skiing pillows vs skiing spines (1:02:25) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eric (Hoji) and Matty are amazing skiers and equally good guys. In this episode they talk about the Freeride Touring camps they’ve been coaching early season at Golden Alpine Holidays and about getting after it on summer skiing missions. Hoji also discusses some of his process of developing gear for Dynafit and 4FRNT. Enjoy! GOLDEN […] The post Episode 16 – Eric Hjorleifson / Matty Richard appeared first on Low Pressure Podcast.