Podcast appearances and mentions of josh dueck

Jay Rawe hails from Florida and has a B.A.S.E. Jumping background which immediately makes him different from a lot of my guests. What else is different is the challenges of his childhood. Growing up in one of the pill capitals of the world, Jay was sucked into the world that was opiate addiction and that wreaked havoc on his life. While not sober, when Jay got off pills, that's when his skydiving life took off. After some B.A.S.E. training from Red Bull Airforce athlete Miles Daisher, and Jay was on his way to a life in the air....but tragedy struck, and Jay not only lived to tell the tale, he found sit-skiing and these days, he's pushing the envelope more than he's ever pushed in his life. Roy Tuscany asks the Inappropriate Questions  Jay Rawe Show Notes: 4:00:  Florida man, getting hurt as a kid, sports, losing friends young, pills, trouble, and rehab 14:00:  Skydiving, Twin Falls, and Miles Daisher   20:00: Insta360 Video Cameras: Buy the X4, at checkout, use the code Powell and get a free ski pole or snowboard split-board pole mount Stanley:  The brand that invented the category! Only the best for Powell Movement listeners.  Check out Stanley1913.com   Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories or sugar. 23:00:  Journey out west, learning, and roofing with Miles, back to Florida to jump, fear, and antenna 31:00:  Partying, money, jumping with other people, the accident, 42:00:   Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. Outdoor Research:  Click here for 25% off Outdoor Research products (not valid on sale items or pro products) 42:00:  he aftermath of the BASE jump gone wrong, the hospital, recovery, the first piss, getting movement back, plateau, drinking, and darkness 52:00:  Yoga, sit skiing, Josh Dueck, National Ability Center, moving out west, Trevor Kennison, 360's on a sit ski, and landing switch 62:00:  Getting cautious after injury, FWT, MSP, and Tanner Hall      72:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Roy Tuscany

Today we have Josh Dueck of SBC with us to share about how even if the powers of this world head in another way, we are to follow our risen Lord.

Do you love skiing and look forward to competing in this sport? Then immerse yourself in an organization with a culture of excellence. Freestyle BC offers freestyle skiing programs in British Columbia, focusing on delivering ski programs that enable the athlete to succeed at the highest level of competition. In today's episode, Josh Dueck, an aspiring professional skier and coach, shares his ordeals of being a professional skier and his path to becoming a coach. He also shares his insights on how his concept, “Safe Sports, Safe Athlete,” plays out for sports worldwide over the next couple of years. We're changing culture and how people act and operate across the board regarding coaching and mentoring to protect these athletes with programs that value their physical and mental well-being. Tune in to The Discovery Pod to hear more from this inspirational episode.

Interview with Josh Dueck in the first of three interviews with the 2022 inductees into the Canadian Disability Hall of Fame. This is the August 13, 2022 episode

Summary:Josh Dueck, is a legendary skier, Paralympic medalist, leader in the adaptive sports  community, husband, and father from British Columbia, Canada. He has seen the highest of highs and the lowest of lows since he was paralyzed 18 years ago, and he generously shared some of the lessons he's learned along the way. He is also a consummate professional, a highly respected public speaker, and recently the Chef de Mission for Team Canada at the 2022 Beijing Olympics. Guest info:Instagram: @justdueckEmail: dueckjosh@gmail.comWebsite: www.joshdueck.comAdditional Resources:High Fives Foundation: www.highfivesfoundation.orgLive It Love It Foundation: www.liveitloveit.org/what-we-doContact us: Instagram: @unexpectedjourneypodcastEmail: tim@unexpectedjourneypod.com Hosted and produced by Tim BrownAudio engineer and sound design by Jesse LaFountaineCover art and logo design by Anne HoltEpisode cover art by David McCauley

Chef de mission Josh Dueck joins us from Beijing to give us an idea of how he's preparing the team for a successful Paralympic games. Kelly and Company's guide dog and service animal contributor Devon Wilkins stops by to tell us about her podcast called Paralympic update which will highlight the Paralympic Games starting today. The IPC has made the decision to ban Russia and Belarus from the Paralympic games in light of the war in Ukraine. We debate the pros and cons on this monumental decision!

Josh Dueck is an inspiration.  A working-class kid from Kimberley, BC, Josh took skiing as far as he could afford to before becoming a coach.  His coaching career was cut short due to a life-altering injury that put him in a wheelchair and eventually on Paralympic Podiums.  It's a heavy story, and I ask all the questions that people want the answers to, but were afraid to ask. Josh Dueck Show Notes: 3:30:  Chef De Mission, Kimberley, BC, and getting into skiing on his own via a paper airplane contest 11:00:  His crew on the freestyle team, his face piercings and look, partying, and the BC Team 14:00:  The end of moguls, coaching, working with the future of skiing, and making them better 21:00:  Stanley: Get 30% off site wide 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 23:30:  Jumps, and how he injured himself, how it impacted Woody, and the immediate aftermath 29:00:  Finding out he will never walk again, the pain, the support of his parents and Lacy, other people's reactions to the injury, and going to the BC Championships 3 weeks after surgery 39:30:  Alpine Vans:  Upgrade your adventure, Upgrade your life Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 41:00:  Everything you were afraid to ask about paralysis, his arms are his legs, retrofitting or not, and the expense of it all 50:00:  Getting back into the mountains,  getting into racing, crashing, and being humbled on the World Cup circuit 57:00:  Paralympics in Whistler, the Paralympic hangover, X-Games and Tom Morello     67:00:  The Freedom Chair movie, the backflip, going on Ellen and airing over Abma 72:00:  Sochi infrastructure, winning the gold and partying with the Austrians 75:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Roy Tuscany  

Big Air Skiing will make its Olympic debut in 2022. Everything about the format, venue and competitors point to an event high in airtime and consequences. Medals can be won in mere seconds, but below the scary stunts lie life lessons about patience and personal growth.Olympic medalist Nick Goepper is joined by sit skiers Josh Dueck and Jay Rawe to explore why they fell in love with big jumps, no matter the cost.Join Host Lauren Shehadi on Season 3 of The Podium from NBC Sports.

Mark Abma isn't your typical pro skier.  If you break him down, he's part elite athlete, part farm boy, part hippy, part businessman and part dreamer with a work ethic that puts most people to shame.  On part 2 of his podcast, we talk about all his different parts, money, sponsors, adrenal fatigue, video parts and a whole lot more. Mark Abma Show Notes: 3:30:  Early filming with PBP, the end of competition, why he left K2, and getting on Salomon and Helly Hanson 11:00:  The shift to attainable skiing, Eric Hjorleifson, money, sponsors, negotiating, what happened to Salomon, and investments 19:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide 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 21:30:  His Squamish property, island property with Chris Turpin, and his unique Tofino development 32:00:  Being ahead of the curve with his  Biodiesel vehicle, yoga, and breath work. 40:30:  Alpine Vans:  Upgrade your adventure, Upgrade your life Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 42:30:  Being an early adopter of hydrotherapy, The Powder Awards, and achieving his goals at 24 47:00:  Putting out six parts over 2 years, adrenal fatigue, finding balance, and his darkest video project The Masquerade 52:30:  How his video parts come out, music selection, getting almost 100 stitches to his face, and the intimidation and experience of Alaska 63:30:  Inappropriate Questions with Josh Dueck

Greg Gilhooly, an abuse survivor and lawyer, gives his take on what Kevin Cheveldayoff had to say about the Blackhawks scandal. Shelly Glover's lawyer breaks down her case against the PC election. And builder Josh Dueck  talks about building a sustainable home.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2004, Josh Dueck was paralyzed from the waist down in a ski accident. With the support of his now wife, Lacey, he embraced the challenges he faced. In 2009, he was the Para Alpine world champion. He went on to win silver at the Vancouver 2010 Paralympics, and a gold medal at the X Games in 2011. In 2012, he made history by becoming the first person to ever land a flip in a sit ski! This accomplishment even earned him a guest spot on the Ellen DeGeneres show! At the Sochi Paralympics in 2014, he won a silver medal followed by gold in the Super Combined, and he became Canada's flag bearer. Since his retirement from competing, Josh has dedicated himself to his wife and two kids, as well as furthering opportunities for other like-minded athletes. He leads the British Columbia Freestyle Ski Association, and has been appointed the Chef de Mission for the 2022 Paralympic Games in Beijing. Josh and Lacey support several non-profit organizations including Spinal Cord Injury, BC, High Fives Foundation, Live it LOVE it Foundation, and others. Josh's award-winning documentary entitled Freedom Chair is definitely worth the watch! Josh is as fun as he is inspiring. He has depth and wisdom, and included a beautiful tribute to the late Canadian freestyle skier, Sarah Burke (1982 – 2012) and her husband, Rory Bushfield. Rest in Power, Sarah. “Let love lift us higher.” https://joshdueck.com/

For our final Obstacle Course interview, we're excited/sad to share the second part of our conversation with Josh Dueck. In this episode, Josh shares his current obstacles and dreams for the future. For our final guest episode we let the music play us off… There is a Part One  to this conversation which you should listen before this. Because it's Part One. And that's what you do. Everything comes to an end. Like this Podcast. And Andrew and I. What can never end is our shared journey on the Obstacle Course as every day brings new challenges and opportunities for growth. Our final episode will air February 24, 3 years after we began. -------------------------------------------The death of our identity can often feel fatal. What we learn is this rock bottom can be a solid place to rise up and begin again.Discipline creates freedom!A space to just be. Meditation in Motion. Josh's family motto: Listen, Be kind and Have fun! (Feel free to steal this)Terry Fox, the greatest Canadian! This is a great book as is the series (little John grew up on this series as a kid). Grief, like exercise, is something we do every day. We never finish or arrive. We begin anew every day. It's a process.New T-shirt Idea? “I'm 40 and I can feel. And that's fucking awesome.”"Retiring from sport was harder than breaking my back."“It's not going to be easy. But! It'll be ok.”To connect with and keep track of what Josh is doing, follow him on social media. Discipline is Freedom. “One of our favourite expressions is the obstacle course never ends - because we don't get through all our obstacles until it's all over and then maybe by then we're the better for all the obstacles that we did end up participating in. It's what brought meaning to our lives.” Andrew“The challenges and traumas in our life remove the grit so we can see life more clearly.” Josh“Sport can create hope where once there was only despair.” Nelson Mandela

Josh Bibby is one of those standout Canadian skiers who made his way to the pro rankings via the competition circuit and spent some time on the bubble of the slopestyle scene and then left that all in the rear-view mirror to film for video parts.  The thing that really sets Josh apart from the rest, aside from his style, is his amazing, funny personality and antics.  On the podcast we talk about coming up in moguls, the Vernon crew, working with me, sponsors, money, firefighting, and a whole lot more.  Josh Bibby Show Notes: 3:00:  A Bibby sense of humor, stag parties, and growing up in Vernon 12:00:  The Bibby’s, history at Silver Star, mogul program, the people that come out of Vernon 20:15:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast Glade Optics:  Get 10% off with the code TPM10 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 23:00:  Twin Tips, turning down the BC Mogul Team, inverts, and WSI 30:00:  The 2004 US Open, Josh Dueck, 4th at WSI Big Air and living in his car 37:30:  Weedmaps Question and Ad   39:00:  K2 deal, competition guy, and what happened at contests 43:00:  Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: Over 60 years of living the outdoors Elan Skis:  Always Good Times on the Ripstix 106 45:00:  Jon Olsson Invitational, sponsors, and pro models 52:00:  The end of pro skiing and being a Fireman 57:30:  Inappropriate Questions with TJ Schiller

Part two of Simon's interview with Josh Dueck!

Part two of Simon's interview with Josh Dueck!

 Josh Dueck is the quintessential obstacle course guest including a stunning story, professionally told and is now changing the world through his work. This is Part One of our conversation. Here's the word John nearly hurt himself trying to pronounce. Despite John's weird analogy, this episode really does have everything and is the essence of Obstacle Course. Andrew practiced for weeks to say  Chef De Mission.For the record, Josh is a 3 time paralympic medalist, including gold! He's also won an X games gold medal and the world championships.John's finger has healed nicely. His ego continues to be a work in process.--------------------Josh is the first person in history to perform a backflip on a sit ski!!!  Here's the iconic jump!"We're going to go make an effort today." It turns out that's all any of us can ever do. Wake up. Do the work. Rinse and Repeat. When we're in the middle of doing our best work and aren't distracted by ego or fear, serenity will guide the way. The Freedom Chair is a beautifully filmed award winning documentary about Josh's iconic jump. It can be watched on Apple TV for the low low price of $3. Josh's TED talk is raw, honest and incredibly inspiring. A must watch! Josh was only 23 at the time of his accident. In the moment before the jump, he remembers disregarding the warnings to impress a bunch of young kids."What is my why in this moment?" Fear may sometimes be a red flag from the body. It's important to use wisdom and meditation to decipher normal fear from a legitimate warning from our higher self. We love you Ellen!! Just keep filming. Just keep filming. Here's Josh's excellent appearance on Ellen.Josh's Three Life Mantras1. Everything happens for a reason2. Nothing happens we're not strong enough to deal with3. Everything in my life has prepared me for this momentThe ambulance ride/rock bottom can feel like an eternity. But like every moment, this too shall pass."Things don't happen to us, they happen for us." Tony RobbinsThe life affirming words from the Josh's Doctor, "Gab," were transformative and they are still close friends and neighbours to this day. At rock bottom, hope remains and becomes the light that sees us through.Join us for Part Two of this epic conversation.

This week Simon is joined by Josh Dueck, professional free skier and Paralympics medalist. Simon and Josh discuss Josh's early career and coaching and they also talk about the important lessons Josh learned from injuries and injury recovery. Watch out for part two next week!

This week Simon is joined by Josh Dueck, professional free skier and Paralympics medalist. Simon and Josh discuss Josh's early career and coaching and they also talk about the important lessons Josh learned from injuries and injury recovery. Watch out for part two next week!

After a life-altering accident on the slopes in 2004, Josh Dueck not only returned to the ski hills as a para-athlete but went on to take the IPC World Championships just five years later. After many years of determination and success in the sport of Para-Alpine skiing, he now turns his attention to administration. Josh shares his thoughts on leading Canada into the 2022 Paralympic Games as Chef de Mission. Plus, Canadian baseball broadcaster Dan Shulman joins us to discuss his recent accolade from the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum in recognition of his outstanding contributions to baseball in Canada!

We speak with Nicco Cardarelli about the the 2019 Eastern Regional Blind Hockey Tournament happening in Ottawa. Plus, we check in with Josh Dueck who is being inducted into the Canadian Paralympic committee as a former athlete in the sport of sit ski.

Josh Dueck is an absolute legend in the adaptive community. He became an instant celebrity after he appeared on the Ellen Degeneres show for becoming the first person to do a backflip in a sit ski. He is a Paralympic gold medalist, ambassador and mentor, and one of the reasons adaptdefy’s Mike Brown was able to bounce back and keep his head held high following his spinal cord injury. Josh has so much wisdom to share and is one of the nicest guys around.

Almost 13 years ago Josh Dueck, world class skier, over shot a front flip off a massive jump. He crash landed, severing his spinal column and rendering him a paraplegic without feeling from the pelvis down, never to walk again. Fast forward to present day and the first question Brian asks is “does your dick still work?”. Nice one Brian… Real nice. Although to give him credit it opened the doors for a conversation that went deep down to a level that most of us rarely have the pleasure of experiencing with someone we’ve only just met. A no holds barred fully open dialogue about the ups and downs of life from a chair. This is an incredibly special episode and we are forever grateful to have had the opportunity to shoot the sh*t with Josh.    ***We need your help! We’re just on the cusp of securing some sponsers! Help us turn this from a labour of love to a labour of being paid like a real grown up. Take 2 minutes of your day to fill out a SUPER simple survey over at: Survey.libsyn.com/Sickboy***   As always this wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for our amazing listeners. We rely on you to keep this project going! If you'd like to add to that please consider supporting us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/sickboy   Theme music provided by the babes over at Take Part. If you dig it check them out on Bandcamp!   Shout out to @Sp00nfed for the post work   Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sickboypodcast Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sickboypodcast/ Make love to us on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/sickboypodcast

Almost 13 years ago Josh Dueck, world class skier, over shot a front flip off a massive jump. He crash landed, severing his spinal column and rendering him a paraplegic without feeling from the pelvis down, never to walk again. Fast forward to present day and the first question Brian asks is “does your dick still work?”. Nice one Brian… Real nice. Although to give him credit it opened the doors for a conversation that went deep down to a level that most of us rarely have the pleasure of experiencing with someone we’ve only just met. A no holds barred fully open dialogue about the ups and downs of life from a chair. This is an incredibly special episode and we are forever grateful to have had the opportunity to shoot the sh*t with Josh. ***We need your help! We’re just on the cusp of securing some sponsers! Help us turn this from a labour of love to a labour of being paid like a real grown up. Take 2 minutes of your day to fill out a SUPER simple survey over at: Survey.libsyn.com/Sickboy*** As always this wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for our amazing listeners. We rely on you to keep this project going! If you'd like to add to that please consider supporting us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/sickboy Theme music provided by the babes over at Take Part. If you dig it check them out on Bandcamp! Shout out to @Sp00nfed for the post work Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sickboypodcast Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sickboypodcast/ Make love to us on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/sickboypodcast

Almost 13 years ago Josh Dueck, world class skier, over shot a front flip off a massive jump. He crash landed, severing his spinal column and rendering him a paraplegic without feeling from the pelvis down, never to walk again. Fast forward to present day and the first question Brian asks is “does your dick still work?”. Nice one Brian… Real nice. Although to give him credit it opened the doors for a conversation that went deep down to a level that most of us rarely have the pleasure of experiencing with someone we’ve only just met. A no holds barred fully open dialogue about the ups and downs of life from a chair. This is an incredibly special episode and we are forever grateful to have had the opportunity to shoot the sh*t with Josh. ***We need your help! We’re just on the cusp of securing some sponsers! Help us turn this from a labour of love to a labour of being paid like a real grown up. Take 2 minutes of your day to fill out a SUPER simple survey over at: Survey.libsyn.com/Sickboy*** As always this wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for our amazing listeners. We rely on you to keep this project going! If you'd like to add to that please consider supporting us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/sickboy Theme music provided by the babes over at Take Part. If you dig it check them out on Bandcamp! Shout out to @Sp00nfed for the post work Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sickboypodcast Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sickboypodcast/ Make love to us on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/sickboypodcast

Paralympian gold medalist skier Josh Dueck shares the story of how he faced adversity after being paralyzed from the waist down and went on to become the first person to do a back flip on snow in a sit-ski.

5Point Film Festival invited us back for another live Dirtbag Diaries. And of course, we said, "Yes!" We invited four people up on stage to to talk about a moment in their lives when it all seemed to go wrong. And where those moments have led them, as the effects have rippled through their lives.  Today we present the first two stories. At 23, free skier Josh Dueck overshot the landing of a jump and fell 100 feet out of the air.  He returned to skiing the following winter in a sit ski. And he rips! You owe it to yourself to watch The Freedom Chair and Josh hucking a backflip. Kayaker Chris Korbulic was nearing the end of a 7 week trip through central Africa with Ben Stookesberry and Hendri Coetzee.  After paddling the difficult stretch of the Lacuga River, a crocodile pulled Hendri underwater. The film Kadoma (full version available on iTunes) tells the story of their trip. Chris has continued to return to Africa pursuing the rivers that brought him together with Hendri. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN

Amazing and inspiring videos seem to dominate the conversation on episode 15 of Gear Fix. Tim and Mike discuss the Red Bull Super Natural snowboard contest and just like Travis Rice changed snowboarding, he's also changed snowboard contests. Get yourself inspired with an amazing video from Josh Dueck as he becomes the first person to land a sit ski backflip. The Duo wraps the show up by discussing Flyin' Ryan Hawks' 13 core principles. Take a listen and learn how you can become a better person. http://www.geargenius.com/