Podcasts about jt holmes

Ski BASE Jumping is a blend of speed, danger, adrenaline and spectacularly beautiful views. And a Professional Ski BASE Jumper JT Holmes isn't afraid to go right off a 6,000 foot cliff. We talk Ski BASE Jumping, the growing sport of Speedriding and James Bond. Then, it's Star Wars and the Godfather vs. Dumb and Dumber and Forest Gump as we countdown the Top 5 Most Quotable Movies. JT Holmes: 01:15 Pointless: 23:41 Top 5 Most Quotable Movies: 42:21 Contact the Show JT Holmes Instagram JT Homes Facebook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inappropriate Questions is how I close out every podcast and it has become a fan favorite. I get someone my guest knows well to ask their friend 3 questions and they can be anything, the more inappropriate the better. This week I went back into the archive from episodes 294 to episode 356 and pulled the best IQ questions and answers. Think names like Tanner Hall, AJ Kitt, Peter Line, Rachael Burks, JT Holmes, Colby Stevensen and many others. Best of IQ Show Notes: 2:00: Chris Grenier asks Ethan Stone questions 7:00: Trevor Kennison asks Michelle Parker questions 10:00: Steve Christie asks Bruce Edgerly questions 15:30:   Liquid Force: Since 95, Liquid Force has outperformed the competition and turned a sport into a lifestyle. Use the code POWELL15 for 15% off LF orders at LiquidForce.com 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 and sugar. 18:15: JT Holmes asks Connery Lundin questions 21:00: Todd Ligare asks Drew Petersen questions 23:00: Mark “Fank” Fankhauser asks Miky “Styk” Styskal questions 26:00: Sean Tedore asks Peter Line Questions 29:00: Chris McCullough asks Steven Nyman questions 32:00: Glen Mittendorfer asks Josh Loubek questions 34:00: Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there.   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) 37:00:   Myself and Steve Christie ask Adam U questions 45:00: Julian Carr asks Rachael Burks questions

From collaborations with Modern War Zone and The Phoenix Suns , to celebrity-like shopping sprees at Walmart, Holmes' life is nothing short of a thrilling ride. He unravels the inspiration behind his Modern Rockstars brand, and the invaluable lessons he gained from artists. Holmes candidly talks about his journey in the apparel industry, his future visions, and how he feels like a rockstar off stage too. Come, join us on this inspiring ride, and learn how Modern Rock Stars are made!Ladies & Gents head over to YOUTUBE and check out my video interviews they are now available (click on Youtube)subcribe rate and share Thank you for listening now please go back and check out some of my previous episodes.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the showTweet/Instagram your questions and spread the love using the hashtag #seasonablecloutpod on Twitter and everywhere else, and don't forget to Subscribe, rate & review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.⁣

What does it take for high performance teams to work effectively together? In this episode Riki takes it to the extreme with Wingsuit Flying, Stuntman extraordinaire and Speeding riding pioneer JT Holmes. They jump into topics like, what does it take to train the unthought of, How to feel confident to perform on the knifes edge of danger, how do you navigate having a cool mind and why is it key to unlocking inner performance.    Resources  Instagram – @jtholmesjr   Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/jtholmesjr  Website – https://www.redbull.com/nz-en/athlete/jt-holmes-red-bullBook –   YouTube - https://youtu.be/8PR3UW-SMxs 

Shane McConkey was the most influential skier or snowboarder of our time. Not only was he an incredible athlete, but he was also one of those innovators who was always tinkering with products to make the sport better and more fun. Between lobbying for mid-fats in the late 90s and pioneering rocker technology in the 2000s, there is not another athlete I can think of who has done more for progressing. On top of all that, Shane was a funny, laugh-out-loud comedian, and on the podcast this week, I take you through my trip to the McConkey PMS event and get some funny Shane stories from folks like Sherry McConkey, JT Holmes, Scott Gaffney, Mike Douglas, Chris Davenport and many more. Shane McConkey Tribute Show Notes: 9:00:  Gregory Brown 12:00:  Uncle E (Episode 250-251) 14:00:  Greg Lindsey 15:30:  Sherry McConkey (Episode 6) 19:00  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:  Jamie Burge 25:00:  Paul Crandall aka LP (Episode 258) 27:00:  Katie Benty 28:00:  Scott Gaffney (Episode 86) 29:30  Chris Davenport (Episode 194-195) 32:00:  Courtney Knutsen 35:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off sitewide 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 39:30:  JT Holmes (Episode 26) 43:00: Wendy Fisher (Episode 279-280) 53:00: Mike Douglas (Episode 94) 55:00: HP Featherman  

JT Holmes happened to meet Shane McConkey at the age of 14 and upon learning that Shane was a professional skier, JT became determined to follow in his footsteps. At 17 he picked up his first sponsors and started filming while competing in big-mountain competitions. He had a breakout performance [...] The post Care Less, Do More. – E13 – JT Holmes appeared first on Out Of Collective.

JT Holmes does it all. From big-mountain skiing to ski-base jumping to stunt work, he has consistently pushed boundaries and explored new opportunities. And now, JT is joining Peak Skis. So Jonathan Ellsworth talked to JT about what led to this new partnership; his incredibly diverse career; the current state of ski media; speed riding; and more.TOPICS & TIMES:Backstory on joining Peak Skis (5:13)Bode Miller (8:25)Chris Davenport (9:35)Michelle Parker (11:35)Current Pursuits? (12:30)Fundamental Stunt Work (15:25)A diversified career (17:13)Breaking into stunt work (20:48)Advice for young athletes (24:34)Mainstreaming of skiing & ski films (26:37)Gear (43:17)Speed Riding (56:12)Your role with Peak (1:01:46)RELATED LINKS:Become a Blister+Spot MemberCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTED Bikes & Big IdeasOff The CouchGEAR:30Happy Hour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Connery Lundin's ski career should be as prolific as he's manufactured it to be. This is a kid from Oakland who was so burnt out on ski racing that he decided at 18 that he would never ski. That all changed with the right roommates, who got Connery back into skiing on his terms…and once Connery fell back in love with the sport, he went all in on becoming a pro skier. But, to make things harder for himself, he didn't do much to promote himself off snow…. but that didn't matter, and it all worked out. Connery graduated to his day job of filming with Warren Miller and MSP, and we talk about it all…. Connery Lundin Show Notes: 5:30:  Random acts of kindness, Oakland, skiing every weekend, JT Holmes, and ski racing    15:00:  Product of Olympic Valley, moving to Tahoe with his mom and going to Sugar Bowl Academy, money, influential skiers, and being competitive     22:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off sitewide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there Outdoor Research:  The best outerwear ever built just got better 25:00:  Bringing twin tips on trips, race results, when he realizes he's not going to make it, quitting skiing, University of Colorado and Tony Siebert 32:00:  His first Free Skiing Word Tour event, more contests here and there, and going all in on the pro skier thing 36:00:  Moving to Jackson Hole, Powder days at Palisades,  Powder Days in Jackson, and networking 41:30:  10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers; they support action sports more than anyone Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 43:00:  Winning the 2015 Free Skiing World Tour, JT the mentor, filming, it's who you know, and the momentum is building 50:00:  Injury, does it set his career back, Warren Miller trips, what's next and 55:00:  Inappropriate Questions with JT Holmes

Fellow Warren Miller alum JT Holmes joins Dan to talk about his life as a highly visible action sports athlete, ski BASE jumping, his appearance on 60 Minutes, and much more. 

Golfer, actor, all around great guy Josh Duhamel joins Paige! Then, extreme athlete JT Holmes describes life when a “day at the office” is jumping off cliffs, death defying stunts, surviving avalanches...and that’s just a Tuesday. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Speed Riding (0:00:00) What is the riskiest thing you've ever done? All of us have done risky things in our lives: some of us have jumped off a cliff into the ocean some of us have swam with sharks and others of us have confessed their love to a complete stranger. Whatever the risk may be, these things exhilarate us and challenge our nerves. Now that we are moving into the snowy season, we'd like to talk about a new winter sport that is amping up the risk factor – it's called speed riding. We're super lucky to have JT Holmes on the show with us today, a professional multi-sport athlete who you may know from his insane videos with Red Bull or his stunt work in the Transformers movies and Furious 7. He's here to talk with us about speed riding. Public Transportation (0:12:08) There's something exciting about taking the bus. I always feel like I'm embarking on an adventure when I get into a mass transit vehicle. But how do these really affect our quality of life? Here with us to tell us more about the future of transportation is Carl Arky, Senior Media Relations Director for the Utah Transit Authority.  Making Your Home Cozy (0:32:07) How many of you have heard the word “hygge” (pronounced “he-yoo-guh)? If you've visited Denmark or seen Frozen on Broadway, you might know what I'm talking about. But for those who are completely lost, hygge is the Danish word that translates to mean “the art of being cozy.” Doesn't that sound nice? One great way to embrace hygge is by making your home cozy. Allison Bean from The Spruce joins us to help know exactly how do that.  Baby Names 2020 (0:50:32) With the new year, there are always fun predictions to be made. This year we are making guesses as to who will win the Oscars, the presidential elections, and what kinds of things will define this new decade. We also can take a look at what the top names of the past few decades have been, and what we predict will be the popular names of the coming year. We are talking baby names 2020! We are joined by Pam Redmond, the creator of Nameberry, to make some of our predictions and talk about what's in a name. Begin with the End in Mind (1:07:48) Each year we're supposed to come up with New Year's resolutions. We focus on improving things like our health, fitness, and relationships. But before we make our goals, we need to consider our values and keeping the end in mind. Ganel-Lyn Condie joins us with tips on how to make more purposeful goals by focusing on our values. Ganel-Lyn is a friend of the show and motivational speaker and we're happy to have her on the show today to discuss this important topic. ASMR (1:25:56) While scrolling through social media, the chances are high that you'll encounter a video of someone cutting soap, whispering, or crinkling paper. Without any prior knowledge, these videos may seem peculiar, but they actually trigger an autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR, that can be used for relaxation. Here to tell us more about ASMR and what makes these videos beneficial is Dr. Craig Richards. Dr. Richards is the Co-Author of the first brain scan study of ASMR and the founder of the website ASMRUniversity.com.

JT Holmes tells us about a new, winter sport called speed riding, Carl Arky shares why you should start using public transportation, Allison Bean helps us make our homes cozy this winter, Pamela Redmond tells us about the most popular baby names, Ganel-Lyn Condie talks about using values to set goals, Craig Richards tells us more about ASMR.

Raised in the Bay Area, JT Holmes is a Squaw Valley local. He’s a Red Bull athlete who has skied in multiple Warren Miller films and is known for his BASE Jumping and skills in speed-riding (a mix of skiing and paragliding). Tune in to hear him talk about driving for over 16 hours when he’s racing cars in Baja, his beloved family member that happens to be a 1970 Volkswagen Beetle, working as a Hollywood stuntman, his guilty shopping habits, what went right when he was buried in an avalanche, and that time Laird Hamilton literally crashed into him on a race course.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

JT Holmes is a world-class professional skier and aerial athlete. Holmes grew up on the slopes of Squaw Valley and as a 15-year-old fell in with freeskiing legend Shane McConkey. McConkey taught Holmes that existence as a professional skier was a possibility .... and that anything was possible in life. Holmes has never turned back. A tremendously focused person, Holmes knew from a young age that he always wanted to be a professional skier. This passion has never faded and sits at the core of his existence. While skiing has always been his first love, his career has been a boundless exercise in the possibilities of gravity-fed passions. Skiing led to base jumping, which led to ski base jumping and in recent years, speed flying. A Red Bull and GoPro athlete, Holmes is a pioneer in freeskiing and high-flying aerial pursuits. Beyond his pursuit of these gravity-fed sports, Holmes has carved out a role as a Hollywood stuntman, with highly-acclaimed aerial work in Transformers 3, Hangover 3, Godzilla, Fast and Furious 7, The Amazing Spider Man 2, and more. However, Holmes career has not come without a cost. While his personal and professional passions have given him the ultimate in athletic fulfillment, it has also take the lives of his two closest friends. It was a tremendous honor to sit down and chat with Holmes. A soulful guy who is tremendously intelligent, Holmes shares unflinching and open insights into the motivations behind one of the most accomplished mountain adventure athletes in the world. We're grateful for the inspiration that JT has provided a generation of mountain athletes and we hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did. ​I​nspired by ​JT? Read further​ here: Instagram / Twitter / Facebook: @jtholmesjr 60 Minutes Eiger Feature: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/60-minutes-films-jt-holmes-terrifying-run/ CBS News "Birdman" Feature: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/jt-holmes-birdman-days/ Check out the Cowboys Fiddle (the_cowboys_fiddle) on Instagram to enjoy more of their music. This duo of 13-year-old Elia Schreiber and Declan Mac are responsible for the music of Season 2 of Afterglow.

JT Holmes is a man who makes the Dos Equis "Most Interesting Man Alive" look as if he has lived a boring life.  JT is a professional skydiver, BASE Jumper, Ski BASE Jumper, Skier, Speed wing and Speed flyer (the first does not use skis, the second does), truck and Razor racer, public speaker, stuntman, and occasional actor.  He calls the Lake Tahoe area home, and travels the world extensively creating content for his sponsors, and in general, pushing the limits of what is considered possible.  Here are some of the links we discussed in the episode:  Top 5 Crashes - He is of course number 1 GoPro line of the winter Enjoy!

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.

For most of JT Holmes’ 20+ years as a professional athlete, he’s been looked at as a pro skier and he still has that title.  These days JT moonlights as a wingsuit pilot, off-road racer, and stuntman, all at a professional level.  He’s worked to achieve some great things in the mountains, air, and on the big screen over the years while experiencing more loss (people doing what they love) than anyone I know.  JT lives in a world of risk and he gets ‘real’ talking about death, his avalanche, and his career in general. JT Holmes Show Notes 2:58:  JT’s racing career is coming together and he’s winning.  He even has sponsors (for cars and his other pursuits) and wins money.  Red Bull, Squaw Valley,  Polaris, Urban Armor Gear,  BF Goodrich  Head Skis, 7:04:  Born in Boston but a 100% Californian at heart.  Palo Alto is home for JT’s formative years 9:00:  Growing up the son of a doctor who was into rad shit 9:50:  What is the scar on JT’s lip? 10:50:  What sports did JT play growing up? 12:04:  Moving to Squaw Valley Academy and that life 13:12:  Evo (listen for special offer) and Patrol USA Use TPM10 at checkout on the site and get 10% off 14:00:  Being on a team was a means to an end for JT, Jonny Moseley and realizing he wasn’t that good at moguls 17:10:  An encounter with Shane McConkey and Jeff McKittrick that put JT on a path that he is still on today 21:40:  JT is wise beyond his years at 14 years old and evaluates the options of how he can become a professional skier 24:23:  JT decides freeskiing is his path to professionalism and contests are the way to get noticed and Kirkwood in 1998 is what puts JT on the map 24:30: Diecutstickers.com (Listen for 10% off your first order with DCS)  and RESQWATER 28:17:  Going back to public school and graduating in 3 years at 16 years old 28:53:  Getting his first sponsorship outside of his freestyle program while skiing in a tie and sweater 31:00:  Being on K2 and moving on to Volkl and then reaching out to brands and people to make sponsorships (Sessions) and shoots happen.  Getting his first checks 38:00:  How did his and Shane’s relationship evolve though nerding out on gear and Shane fueling JT’s increasing interest in parachutes. 40:33:  JT’s first BASE jump (Chris Davenport, Aaron McCgovern, Jeff McKittrick, Othar Lawrence and  Shane)  in 2002 with absolutely zero experience with skydiving or BASE minus one illegal tandem jump when his was 16 in NZ 43:49:  Learning to BASE jump (50 jumps) with Jimmy Freeman 46:10:  How important are his gut feelings to what he does for a living and big airs with Julian Carr 48:57:  Shane taking things too far and the funniest McConkey story I’ve never heard 53:00:  Looking back on Shane’s accident, what would he do differently now that he’s had time to evaluate everything 56:11:  JT is a professional in airborne sports and he does not endorse them 58:30:  Has JT been to therapy for the losses he’s witnessed and experienced? 59:23:  Living through an avalanche.  JT is buried for almost 7 minutes in 2016

On this episode of the "Sponsored" podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Mike Powell interviews Cody Townsend, who was fresh off a "jungle skiing" shoot as the stunt double for Vin Diesel. Townsend talks about how, as a kid, he followed the stars of Squaw, like Shane McConkey, JT Holmes, and Kent Kreitler, until they let them ski with him. "I literally would tail them, two or three chairs behind them, and follow them around," says Townsend. "I remember I had a pair of GS skis, and I bent up the tails with irons so that i had my first pair of twin-tips, and those guys are on fat skis on a pow day, ripping turns, and skiing lines and I would just straightline everything because I had such skinny skis on, to try to keep up with them. Eventually, that day, JT came up to me and was like, 'Dude, you got to get some fat skis.' The rest is history. JT and Kreitler took me under their wing." Townsend is also candid about his setbacks and doubt of fulfilling his dream. "I remember going to Shane McConkey's house... putting the VHS in... watching it and just wanting to cry because [my footage] was so bad," he says. "I definitely remember, man, maybe I'm not going to be a pro skier, because I suck. I was really down at that moment. This has been my dream since I was 6 years old, since I watched Scot Schmidt movies and was like, oh my God, I want to be a skier."

JT Holmes is an extreme athlete who has undertaken many different pursuits, some of which include skiing, BASE jumping, and speedriding (a hybrid of paragliding and skiing).  In today's discussion, we’ll cover topics like risk, skill vs. luck, and how we tend to judge others for decisions that may not have any impact on us. For pictures, videos, and other resources, go to JT's Meister Profile page here - http://mtnmeister.com/meister/JT-Holmes To purchase a MtnMeister t-shirt, go here - https://gumroad.com/l/QiebU For 20% off Big Agnes, go to bigagnes.com and use the code "meister" at checkout.