Podcasts about sea to sky

Tyler is a new force in action sports photography. Join us as we delve into his journey from snowboarding roots to moto, surfing, and beyond. Despite a recent loss, Tyler's perspective continues to evolve, offering invaluable insights. Thanks for sharing your story with us. Enjoy.

In this episode, we hear from Yoann Barelli. For those that aren't familiar, Yoann hails from Nice in the south of France and has been racing Mountain Bikes since the tender age of 7 years old. From there he went on to have numerous successes, including becoming the French Elite DH champion in 2004, and multiple podium finishes in the Enduro World Series after that. Over the past few years, we have seen Yoann pivot towards free riding, getting creative, and of course, having loads of fun! He shares this incredible passion and energy through his coaching Business, Into The Gnar, which he launched back in 2020 and has completely blown up from there! Yoann also curates a yearly free ride extravaganza in the Sea To Sky which sees some of the world's best Pro Riders and up and up-and-coming athletes test their limits on some of the most technical and high-consequence features in the area.In this inspiring conversation, we cover:New sponsors and new bikesHis mental process from start to finishHow to use humour to help boost your mental game.How to use breathwork in your ridingHow he assesses riskWhat he has learned since becoming a mtb coachHis specific Visualization strategyAnd so, so, much more. We rode the Double Black Green Monster trail in Whistler prior to recording this chat and it was epic to see his processes and decision-making in action - I highly recommend watching that video over on my YouTube channel @jakejohnstone. You can follow Yoann on Instagram @yoannbarelli and YouTube @YoannBarelli and check out his Into The Gnar Coaching here.-----------------------------------------------Along with Yoann and I, Aven's family encourages you to Donate to Whistler SAR  (who extricated Aven along with Whistler Bike Park Patrol). You can support Aven directly via this link: Aven Elsberg GofundmePhoto credit: Liam Wallace___________________________THE MIND MOUNTAINthemindmountain.comInstagram @the_mind_mountainFacebook @themindmountainYouTube @Jake JohnstoneDISCLAIMER: The opinions, thoughts, and views in the content created by The Mind Mountain, the Grit With Wisdom Podcast, and Jake Johnstone, including the guests they interview, are solely their own and do not reflect the official policy or position of any other organization, person, or company mentioned or featured in the podcast. The content is intended solely for entertainment purposes only. THE MIND MOUNTAIN, THE GRIT WITH WISDOM PODCAST, AND ITS AUTHORS ASSUME NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE THE PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THE PODCAST, ON SOCIAL MEDIA SITES OR ON OUR WEBSITE. THE LISTENERS OF THE PODCAST, AND READERS OF OUR SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS, BLOG POSTS, AND ANY OTHER MEDIA ACKNOWLEDGE AND ACCEPT THAT THEY ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN ACTIONS, SAFETY, AND WELL-BEING WHEN ENGAGING IN ANY ACTIVITY RELATED TO MOUNTAIN BIKING OR ANY OTHER ACTIVITY MENTIONED. ...

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Bereit für eine unvergessliche Fahrt entlang des Sea to Sky Highways? In unserer 12. Episode nehmen wir dich mit auf eine spektakuläre Reise von North Vancouver bis Squamish. Erlebe die atemberaubende Aussicht, erkunde versteckte Schätze entlang der Strecke und entdecke die fesselnde Magie dieser einzigartigen Region. Verpasse nicht die Gelegenheit, die Highlights von North Vancouver, dem Sea to Sky Highway und Squamish hautnah zu erleben - Schalte ein und begib dich auf dieses unvergessliche Abenteuer!   Mehr über die Highlights der Strecke findest Du hier. Hier unverbindliche Reise nach British Columbia anfragen.   Du möchtest einen Urlaub in der Region buchen? Dann schau gerne hier. 

For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by my friend and fellow US Marine, Brie Burgett. Brie is the creator and author of the travel blog, The Brie Adventure, and she is one of the most versatile travelers and adventurers that I know! She's lived on three separate continents as an expatriate and has traveled to over 100 countries. Along with that, she is also a certified skydiver and SCUBA diver, and now she has her sights set on achieving amazing feats as a mountaineer. She's currently working towards her goal to reach the top of all Seven Summits. And as of the release of this episode, she's checked three off the list; Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, Mount Elbrus in Russia, and just before the recording of this episode, Aconcagua in Argentina! In this episode, Brie tells us about the places that she's lived and traveled to along the way. We also discuss a vast array of different travel and adventure topics. Including travel safety, country recommendations for new travelers, and some of our shared experiences in certain places and during certain activities. Such as the amazing Christmas markets in Germany and having to wake up in a tent and sleeping bag with the snow and cold winds blowing outside! Furthermore, she tells us about her time preparing for her summit bid of Aconcagua and what it was like for her on the mountain. As well as where she plans to head to next on her quest to reach all Seven Summits! To watch the video of our conversation, head over to the All-Around Adventure YouTube channel! Connect with Brie! www.thebrieadventure.com Instagram Thank you for listening! To hear more great episodes like this one, click here! Also, don't forget to head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a good rating and review! You can also listen to the podcast on Spotify, Stitcher, and iHeartRadio. And don't forget to follow All-Around Adventure on these social media platforms: Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube And until next time; be safe, happy travels, and always move forward!

Graeme dishes out some hot tips on where to pull over for excellent roadside nosh on your drive along the Sea to Sky highway.

01. felix cartal - when i'm in need 02. chemical brothers - go to keep on (riton remix) 03. nic joseph - this feeling 04. redfield - pictures 05. labrinth - still dont know my name (felix cartal's euphoria remix) 06. the beatles - strawberry fields forever (ruined by glass petals) 07. kc lights - share a little love 08. douran - avalanche (joachim pastor remix) x felix cartal - happy hour 09. style of eye - the last song 10. ludwig goransson - freeport (felix cartal edit) 11. glass petals x walker & royce - ID 12. swedish house mafia - calling on 13. felix cartal - you don't always know 14. icarus - itl 15. fisher x daft punk - its a killa funk (felix cartal edit) 16. caribou - never come back (four tet remix) 17. tourist x memba - kin strider (felix cartal edit) 18. jamie anderson & deepgroove - turbo 19. stranger things theme (felix cartal's after dark remix) 20. watermat - bullit 21. fred again - tate (how i feel) 22. 070 shake - guilty conscience (felix cartal remix) 23. felix cartal & elohim - nothing good comes easy (felix cartal club edit) 24. volac x rosalia - bizcochito to the beat (felix cartal mash) 25. san pacho - set me free 26. dod - down under 27. mystery jets - two doors down (duke dumont remix) x felix cartal - when i'm in need

We have officially moved our Sapphic Swinger headquarters to the Denver area! In this long overdue episode, we sample some Colorado cannabis and chat about why we moved cross-country along with some fun shenanigans that led up to the big move! Forgot to mention you get 15% off at casualtoys.com with coupon code FSU. Thanks for listening sexies!

On today's show: Why can't cash solve Canada's doctor shortage? The Sea to Sky's fight against garbage Discussing ground beef warning labels on International Cow Appreciation Day!

Today on Baldrey's Beat: Revisiting Dr Bonnie Henry's mandates for healthcare workers  What's going on with Sea To Sky transit workers  Today is Indigenous Peoples Day  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show: Canada to lift vaccine mandate for some travelers  The need for more blood donors  Sea to Sky transit workers headed back to work  2030 games hosting concept revealed  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Baldrey's Beat: Oak Bay bans Gas powered lawn mowers and leaf blowers. Keith reveals that the BC legislature uses all-electric lawn mowers & leaf blowers. Handgun sales spiked after PM Trudeau's announcement. Possible strike coming for Sea-to-Sky transit employees. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sea-to-Sky transit strike is shining a light on a lack of transportation options in the province. An urban planner tells us how transportation in British Columbia stacks up; and in our second half, a new lung cancer screening program launches in B.C., but can you access it without a family doctor? We talk to the program manager for the B.C. Lung Cancer Screening Program.

Click for the full show notesIn today's episode, we'll be talking to Natasha Tatton from BReD, a vegan bakery in Whistler, BC in Canada. As a resident of Whistler for 8 years, business owner, snowboarder, and someone very much in the vegan scene in Whistler, she is going to be selling the incredible Sea to Sky Region that she (and also Seb and I) call home. So, a little heads up, 5 minutes from the end of the conversation the sound quality is less than brilliant so if you are unable to listen make sure you go to the show notes. I will say that the show notes today have about 50 links to absolutely everything that we talk about so make sure you check them out and if you know anyone heading to this part of the world, make sure you share this episode with them. It is a fantastic overview of the whole region.

In Season 2, the Pet Food Vet interviews veterinarians who have developed an expertise and understanding about pet food and the importance of giving pets safe pet food. Here are the stories of pets' recovery from illnesses when placed on human food chain sourced whole food diets. Dr. Senestraro explains how whole unprocessed pet food is used to treat pets and adds years to older pets' lives. Dr. Senestraro is a holistic veterinarian who practices in the Seattle, WA area. She is highly trained in alternative medicine and whole food diets. Please visit her website and follow her blog. She is available for pet food diet consultations in Washington state. Please leave a comment here about how you like our new interview format. If you have any questions about any of the topics discussed, please contact Dr. DeBonis at Pet Food Safety Veterinary Labs and Consulting. She is available for consultations with fellow veterinarians who may believe they are dealing with a contaminated pet food. FOR VETERINARIANS: If you have discovered a pet food recall, please contact Dr. DeBonis. FOR PET OWNERS: If your pet has suffered from contaminated pet food during a pet food recall please contact Dr. DeBonis. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/petfoodvet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/petfoodvet/support

For this week's episode of Clinical Provider's Month, guest host Scott Rintoul sits down with Jordan McCarl, kinesiologist, strength and conditioning specialist, and BEARS cognitive facilitator at Sea to Sky Sports Physio. In this episode, Jordan discusses concussion awareness and why a neuroplasticity-focused treatment program resonated with him. He shares insights from his experience working with brain injury survivors and talks about the hope and optimism that comes from seeing their hard work and progress firsthand.Brain Mastery is presented by ABI Wellness. Click here to learn about ABI Wellness' propriety Brain Enhance and Recovery System (BEARS) and expand your knowledge of cognitive care options.Featured:Jordan McCarlSea to Sky – Website, Instagram, Facebook

In this episode of The Whistler Podcast, Councillor Cathy Jewett speaks with multi-disciplinary artist Christina Nick. Christina Nick talks about her work, in particular her recent welded sculpture of a swan and her famous salmon pieces, as well as her Seppo sculpture at the head of Lost Lake Park. She also talks about her global travel and launching the art and performance show Artrageous!

From submarine cables to weather satellites, we look at some of the hidden technology that processes the data we use every day. (This is an encore presentation)

Join the Senpais (plus one!) as they discuss DELICIOUS!! food, little caboose brother, and train-spotting the differences! Featuring Jakers from Anime on the Sea to Sky! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/anime-on-the-sea-to-sky/id1558787675 If you like this show, remember to leave us a rating or review! It helps the show out more than you know! Join our discord over at https://discord.gg/V8ZAC6jQsq to join in on the discussion! Hero on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/hero19x Shark on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/sharkwellington Time on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/timemuphin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pretty-fly-for-a-senpai/message

Meet Carleigh: Carleigh's career path started quite young, and she has had the honour of travelling worldwide with business, exposing her to learn, adapt, and succeed in her real estate and investment endeavours. Her first year in real estate began on the North Shore in Vancouver, where she was awarded ‘Rookie of the Year' by her firm of now over 400 agents. Several years later she followed her love for the mountains and joined the Team and Engel & Volkers Whistler where she has been a top performer year after year, serving the communities of Vancouver, Squamish and Whistler. Her ambition has always been to bring the highest level of service to the marketplace. This dream, paralleled with the professional and positive energy she brings to the industry has granted her the ability to be where she is today. It's Carleigh's hope, that by fostering and nurturing her connections in the communities her clients reside in, and giving back to their local businesses and charities, she will encourage others to do the same. She wants to inform her vast network on trends and work collaboratively with other business minds to ensure the communities stay ones we love to live in. Her passion is real estate but her number one priority will always be her client's needs, wants and desires. Carleigh wants to do good work with good people and help support strong investments and healthy lifestyles that embrace everything the Sea to Sky has to offer. Whether you're looking to buy or sell, she looks forward to working with you! Achievements: • Rookie of the Year awarded by Oakwyn Realty • Top Agent behind the franchisee owner in 2019 Engel & Volkers Whistler • Diamond Club Member with Engel & Volkers America • Medallion Club Member • Yahoo Finance Top 20 agents in Canada list Carleigh Hofman (604) 805-5358 carleigh@carleighhofman.com Links mentioned in this episode: https://carleighhofman.com https://mattparker.ca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/houserich/message

The Sea to Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler is the most scenic drive in Canada. Dave, Graeme, and Mike explain why.

It's not about the bike this week. From time to time, I branch out to have a conversation with someone who inspires me.Kirby Brown is an old friend who I met in Whistler B.C. back in the 90's. At the time we were both working for Whistler Mountain, now Whistler Blackcomb. Kirby worked in guest services, while I worked at McKonkey's Sports Shop across the hall as a rental “technician”. We've always kept in touch.Kirby would constantly challenge himself in roles he felt he was under qualified for but would allow him to make change in impactful ways. Along the way he discovered his passion for community building, which became his primary focus and he has found great personal meaning working at making the world a better place. In 2015, Kirby became the GM of the Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish BC. His goal was to create an experience for guests to showcase the beauty of the region, and the community responded with their full support. But that support wasn't universally felt. Some disagreed with the project, and worked to undermine this vision. On Aug. 10, 2019, someone climbed up one of the towers and cut the haul rope, bringing the entire dream down. This not only devastated the business but also affected the community deeply. Kirby stepped up to not only help breath life back into the project, but also to focus on taking care of all the employees and families that were affected. Then, just months after the gondola's resurrection, it was cut down a second time. Kirby is also on the board for Playground Builders, a wonderful organization that he joined in 2007.“We build playgrounds for children in war-torn areas. In Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine, there are no safe places for children to play. Most kids have never experienced the joy of a swing or the thrill of a slide. We are dedicated to building hope and peace through the gift of play.”In this episode we cover a lot of ground. We talk about Playground Builders as well as the tragic story of the Sea to Sky Gondola. We chat about the importance and meaning behind altruism and how helping others can bring more joy to our own lives. Kirby is a good dude and someone that I look up to as a mentor and I'm grateful for our friendship. I hope you enjoy this conversation.Save 25% off a consultation at Cycling 101 when you use the code MB40 at checkout.Save 25% at Dynamic Cyclist when you use the promo code MB40 at checkout.Thanks to Lakeside Bikes in Invermere for supporting me!Visit Rollingdale Cycle!

Ramsey Russell's arms are still tired from hauling in redfish and speckled trout when Orin Lonadier arrives, but they fly into a great conversation about real American Dream living. Where did Orin grow up, when did he know he wanted to be a guide, and how'd he get into the outfitting business? What's it like working year-round in parts of the world that are polar opposites? What's the most interesting leg band he's ever seen? Any favorite fish and crane recipes? Is guiding as easy as he makes it look in social media? How important is people skills? What most compels Orin, what's he like most about his job?  Hold the rod with both hands and hang on, folks, because Orin starts stripping line and running like a big bull redfish from the get-go. Fun episode. Related Link:  Texas Panhandle Goose-Crane-Duck Hunting with Sea to Sky Outfitters   Podcast Sponsors: BOSS Shotshells Benelli Shotguns Kanati Waterfowl Taxidermy GunDog Outdoors Mojo Outdoors Tom Beckbe Flash Back Decoys GetDucks USHuntList   Please subscribe, rate and review Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com. It's really duck season somewhere for 365 days per year. Follow Ramsey Russell's worldwide duck hunting adventures as he chases real duck hunting experiences all year long: Instagram @ramseyrussellgetducks, YouTube @GetDucks, Facebook @GetDucks.com

Tonight we're speaking to Luca Malaguti. Luca is a Canadian competitive freediver and Molchanovs Freediving Instructor. Luca teaches freediving courses through his school Sea to Sky Freediving in British Colombia, Canada. When not teaching in Canada, Luca trains and competes in warmer climes. Welcome to Dive In The Podcast, your favorite podcast about all types of diving, SCUBA, Tec, Freediving, and more, we cover it all. Every week on Monday we post new episodes filled with diving news, interesting dive topics, ocean advocacy, and much more. Join Justin, Nic, April, and Amit the hosts of Dive In: The Podcast. Special Guests: Luca Malaguti @luca.freediver @seatosky.freediving www.seatoskyfreediving.com Episode Links: News: Alexey Molchanov & Alessia Zecchini Take Home Gold At Vertical Blue 2021 Shearwater Swift Support this Podcast on Patreon Episode Sponsor: TorpedoRays.com Find Us At- www.DiveInPod.com Contact and Subscription Links - https://linktr.ee/diveinthepodcast Find us on Social Media- This Podcast @DiveInPod April Weickert @aprilweickert Justin Miller @idiveok Nicolas Winkler @nicolaswinklerphotography NicolasWinkler.com Torpedo Rays @torpedorays Seafoxes @seafoxes_ Halifax Freediving Club @halifaxfreedivingclub Music Credits: RetroFuture Dirty Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4278-retrofuture-dirty Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5011-upbeat-forever RetroFuture Clean by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4277-retrofuture-clean Life of Riley by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3976-life-of-riley License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

On today's show: Ambulance Union calling for more paramedics & resources Taking overdue action for all the children forced to go to residential schools The demand for Fraser Valley properties is insane! Major security upgrades coming to the Sea-To-Sky Gondola! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I wake up from a beautiful overnight camping trip, and embark on a moving day hike.

I share trail recordings on a quick overnighter road trip.

In this episode of the Whistler Podcast, Mayor Jack Crompton is joined by the voices of the Sea to Sky radio station, Mountain FM's Darren McPeake and Marshall Whitsed.  They discuss emergency preparedness, and hear Marshall's first person account of his experience in the Fort McMurray wildfires. They reflect on how COVID-19 has changed their work and lives, and how they are battling the repetitiveness of COVID-19 messaging on air. Lastly, they discuss what they hope to see for the region in ten years from now, and what decision makers should think about in the future including regional transportation and park protection.  The next Whistler Podcast episode will feature Court Larabee, Vice President of the First Nations Snowboard Team. Submit your questions for Court now to https://www.facebook.com/mayorjackcrompton. 

 The Whistler Podcast is back for its second season!  In this episode, host Mayor Jack Crompton introduces Cole Stefiuk as a collaborative voice, and is joined by the Sea to Sky Corridor Mayors for their third Mayors discussion on the Whistler Podcast.  Squamish Mayor Karen Elliott and Pemberton Mayor Mike Richman join in and discuss COVID-19 and where they draw their inspiration from while leading through the Pandemic. They also discuss housing developments, growth and planning in their respective communities. We want to hear from you!  Do you have a comment, question or suggestion for the Whistler Podcast?  Contact Jack Crompton at facebook.com/mayorjackcrompton  or @jacksoncrompton on Twitter, and tell us what you want to hear on your local Podcast. 

Frühjahr 2020. Der Corona-Virus hat die Welt fest im Griff. Seit Ende des Winters befinden sich die meisten Länder weltweit im Lockdown. Touristische Reisen sind über mehrere Woche nicht möglich. Auch für unsere, noch sehr junge Agentur eine große Herausforderung. Und aus genau dieser Herausforderung wird die Idee eines Passionsprojekts geboren, eine Dokumentation über die Sehnsucht nach Reisen, nach dem Gefühl von Freiheit und dem Treffen alter Freunde. Mitte Mai folgen die ersten Lockerungen und so beschließen Norman und Dave, gemeinsam mit den beiden Bikeprofis Moni Gasbichler und Jasper Jauch sich anzusehen, wie Bikeurlaub perspektivisch diesen Sommer wohl aussehen wird. Wie es sich anfühlt, endlich wieder gemeinsam biken zu gehen, am Lagerfeuer zu sitzen und sich auszutauschen. Die 4 packen Ihre Sachen samt Bikes ein und fahren mit dem Camper an die Küste, um von dort aus Deutschland zu durchqueren. Norman und ich treffen uns nun schon zum zweiten Mal am desire Lagerfeuer. Wir sprechen über die Idee hinter der Filmprojekt, warum es eine Dokumentation wurde und wie wichtig es ist spannende Geschichten in verschiedenen Formaten zu erzählen. Ich freu mich sehr auf unser Gespräch über „From Sea to Sky“. Links: Youtube desire lines Youtube Jasper Jauch Instagram Monica Gasbichler Instagram Jaspe Jauch Instagram desire lines

On today's show: Tricky situation amid smoky conditions & COVID-19 Sea to Sky Gondola cable cut again! Jamie Bacon sentencing amounts to 5 years 7 months Should Canadians be concerned about conspiracy theories?  

SEA-TO-SKY GONDOLA: Global News has confirmed - the cables at the Sea to Sky gondola have been cut again. A representative at the Sea-to-Sky Gondola has confirmed the second act of vandalism. Happened around 4am. Nobody hurt and Rcmp on scene.  CN TRAIN DERAILMENT: We have also received this statement from CN regarding a train derailment near Hope: “CN crews are responding to a train derailment that happened earlier this morning near Hope, BC. Preliminary information indicates that approximately 20 cars derailed. There are no injuries, fires, or dangerous goods reported to be involved at this time. CN would like to apologize for the inconvenience caused by this incident and thanks the first responders present at the scene. The cause of the incident is under investigation.”​ NEW WEST FIRE STILL BURNING: The story we are continuing to cover this morning - a blaze that started last night at the New West pier is continuing to burn. Skytrain is operating through the area but traffic is being diverted. 

DineOut Vancouver is months away, but restaurants need a boost now, and Tourism Vancouver is launching Dine Outside to help restaurants beat the summertime lack of tourism heat. A new nose-to-tail restaurant has opened its doors, chef Justin Cheung celebrates his Malaysian roots with Potluck, and we hear chat with Fairmont Chateau Whistler about what's good to eat in the mountains.

This is a throwback (it sounds strange saying that) to the very early lockdown days here in South Africa where Doug  caught up with one of the most focused and talent young athletes he has met to date."From the moment I met Wade Young I knew that he would rise to become an icon on the Hard Enduro world not just in South Africa but on a global level too. He was extremely focused, approached his training and nutrition seriously and had that "killer" instinct when it came to being competitive."For this EP of SOMETHING FRESH, we talk about Wade's journey and how he has developed his recipe to WIN! Enjoy!Check out his bio below courtesy of Red Bull Media House:"This KwaZulu-Natal phenom first burst onto the scene in November 2012 when he became the youngest ever winner or the Roof of Africa in Lesotho.Some would say that winning one of toughest hard Enduro races on the planet so early on in your career is a fluke. But the manner in which he did it, beating second place by a full eleven minutes and finishing ahead of former winners such as 2011 victor Graham Jarvis (third) and three-time winner Chris Birch, speaks of a rider of class way beyond his years.In 2013, (then aged 17) he won the South African Championship in the Senior Off-Road class and took the title in the under-21 class. He also put in credible finishes at Harescramble and Romaniacs and was runner-up in the iconic King of The Hill event.Then in 2014 he took the big step up from heir apparent to main contender in the world of Hard Enduro. Not only did he win his second Roof of Africa title, but he also claimed both Ukupachu and King of the Hill Hard Enduro's and stood on the podium at Red Bull Romainiacs and Sea to Sky.On South African soil he successfully defended his overall South African Enduro championship title.2015 saw him once again focused on the World Hard Enduro circuit with a fourth place at Romaniacs (he was on course for a much higher finish until he drowned his bike on the final stage) a third place at Sea to Sky and a second at The Roof of Africa.In 2016 he signed with Factory Sherco and started the year with a big win at Hell's Gate. A crash at Sea To Sky (where he won the Forest Stage) saw him break a bone in his hand and put an unfortunate end to his season.He bounced back in 2017 however, and so far has won the German Wiesel-X extreme enduro, King of the Hill Hard Enduro in Romania and the XL Lagares.He followed this up with an epic 2018 winning three of the major global hard enduro events this year, taking out Red Bull Romaniacs, Red Bull Megawatt 111 in Poland and Sea to Sky in Turkey, among a string of other podium results. He then capped the year off by successfully defending his Roof of Africa title.2019 saw him start strong with a runner up finish at the Extreme XL Lagares in Portugal. Unfortunately he spent some time on the sidelines during the middle of the season after having to withdraw from Red Bull Romaniacs due to a crash. He came back strong during the latter part however, winning the American Hard Enduro Series (AHES) series as well as stringing together a host of big results around the globe, including second place at Sea to Sky, winning the Uncle Hard Enduro in South Borneo, Indonesia in late November and claiming the one-day Wildwood Rock Extreme earlier the same month. He also chalked up yet another Roof of Africa title - his fifth (and his third in a row). With that victory, Young cemented second place in the all-time Roof of Africa hall of fame ahead of Graham Jarvis (four victories) but getting closer to the legendary Alfie Cox, who has nine.."

This week on Better Construction I talk with Chris Arkell and Cinci Csere, cofounders of Sea to Sky Removal. Sea to Sky Removal is on a mission to change the construction industry’s waste disposal practices, and educate workers in the process. As part of their service, they provide recycling tutorials to crews who are used to tossing everything – plastic, wood, cardboard, carpet, stone – in a single trash bin. They also provide photo documentation and diversion percentage reports for Built Green and LEED projects, so contractors know exactly what materials were diverted from the landfill.Chris, Cinci, and I talk about how they got started in the industry, using service to differentiate their company from the competition and why Sea to Sky is a B Corp.Sea to Sky Removal website: https://www.seatoskyremoval.ca/Sea to Sky Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seatoskyremoval/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0czmX0jwkbkCDmJOTR5VnAMy Website: https://betterconstructionmedia.com/

Episode 2 Dark Starts backcountry splitboarding podcast presents Guillaume Otis owner and head guide at Coast Mountain Guides. Guillaume and his father founded one of the first guiding companies in Whistler, BC. After a close encounter with an avalanche he became dedicated to learning more about guiding in the backcountry. He breaks down the processes he uses to assess the risks of touring and shares with us what you need to know before you go into the mountains. Guillaume moved out west as a teen searching for bigger mountains with deeper powder. The search brought himself and his father to Whistler, BC where they founded Coast Mountain Guides in 1998. Guillaume has 20 years of guiding experience that he uses to bring guests iconic backcountry experiences that show you Whistler before the condos, lifts and shops. You can hear his passion for exploring the outdoors as he talks about avalanche safety while explaining analogies that made us view the mountains in a new light. Learn more about Coast Mountain Guides: Online: https://www.coastmountainguides.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coastmtnguides Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guillaumeAotis Special thanks to: Visit our website for great deals from our sponsors: www.darkstarts.ca/partners Groundswell Marketing www.instagram.com/groundswell_fm/ Valerie Black The Artist Behind The Logo www.instagram.com/valerieblack.art/ Follow us: www.darkstarts.ca @ Darkstarts.podcast https://www.instagram.com/darkstarts.podcast/ @ Darkstarts.media https://www.instagram.com/darkstarts.media/

We rely on complex, global technological systems for our economy and society. But those systems are often hidden from us. This week, a look at two hidden systems we rely on every day. Andrew Blum, author of The Weather Machine, takes us inside the complex world of weather forecasting. And then we do a deep, deep dive to the bottom of the ocean, where Nicole Starosielski, the author of The Undersea Network, explains the dizzying array of undersea cables that make up the backbone of the internet. This episode originally aired September 15, 2019.

On Episode 15 of the Whistler Podcast, the Sea to Sky Corridor Mayors connect to discuss the constant state of change impacting the Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton communities during the pandemic. Mayor Crompton, Mayor Elliott and Mayor Richman discuss the phased approach to reopening, the role of Mayor during COVID-19 and opportunities to ‘build back better' following the pandemic. The similarities and differences between communities are highlighted and everyone is challenged to take responsibility for their own two metres of space, while showing affection from a distance.  

British Columbia is known for many things, including one of its best known attractions: the Sea to Sky Gondola. Beloved by many, it came as a shock when the gondolas were destroyed in the dead of night. With no motives in sight, many were left with few answers and even less closure.

This episode, Mayor Jack Crompton connects remotely with Inspector Kara Triance, the RCMP's Officer in Charge for the Sea to Sky region. Inspector Triance has over 20 years of policing experience from a variety of regions including Richmond, the Vancouver International Airport, Victoria, Bella Bella, and the Vernon/ North Okanagan region.They discuss the challenges of adapting to the speed of change and partnering to keep local communities safe during COVID-19. Listeners are asked to do their part to help flatten the curve of the pandemic by staying home.

Ina Coleman has had a long history in the Trials scene having represented Australia multiple times at the Trials Des Nation, however in the last few years she has made the switch to Hard Enduro.We sat down with Ina before the first round of the Grassroots Hard Enduro series to chat about her history with bikes and where it will take her in the future.

Episode 6 is a meeting of the minds of the Mayors of the Sea to Sky Corridor. Squamish Mayor Karen Elliott and Pemberton Mayor Mike Richmond join Mayor Crompton to discuss regional transportation, the Sea to Sky evacuation plan and affordable housing initiatives. During the podcast, listeners will get to know the leaders, learn more about each community's priorities and gain insight into the collaborative nature of their working relationship.

A stretch of highway along the coast of British Columbia from Vancouver to Pemberton, the Sea to Sky Corridor is known for its charming towns, world class outdoor activities, and stunning scenery.

Oh god dammit. We're back unfortunately. Devon joins us to talk Canadian Nationals, possible NPE, and a Best of Canada tournament?

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The collapse of the popular Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish on Saturday has dashed dozens of wedding plans for the rest of the season. The Squamish RCMP is treating the collapse as a criminal investigation and said Saturday that the gondola's cable appears to have been cut. No timeline has been given for when the gondola may be repaired and reopened, which has planners scrambling to find alternative venues. The collapse was reported around 4:30am on Saturday morning. No one was injured. The company that operates the attraction says a haul rope (five-centimetre cable) snapped, and most of the gondola's 30 cabins fell to the ground. Six cabins were in the gondola's upper and lower stations and were unaffected. The lift manufacturer, Dopplemayr, has sent a team to the site to inspect the gondola along with an international rope maintenance company. Guest: Rachael Lythe Wedding planner, and owner of Sea-To-Sky Celebrations

Doing an adventure is always fun, and giving that adventure a purpose is even better, isn't it? Dr. Hitendra Mahajan & Dr. Mahendra Mahajan has always been an inspiration for cyclists, as they were the first Asians to complete the world's toughest Race Across America! After their success, many cyclists got the inspiration to get serious about cycling and do more endurance rides. Their upcoming challenge is the unique mission of Sea To Sky, where they will be starting to ride their cycles from Gateway of India, Mumbai till Kathmandu, Nepal and climb the mighty, Mt. Everest! In their route, they will be doing workshops and demonstrations to create awareness about CPR! This life saving technique is the first-aid for a person suffering from heart attack, and they have taken this initiative to spread awareness of both, healthy living and CPR. Music Credit Rockin Till Morning- HOOKSOUNDS ORIGINALS

Doing an adventure is always fun, and giving that adventure a purpose is even better, isn't it? Dr. Hitendra Mahajan & Dr. Mahendra Mahajan has always been an inspiration for cyclists, as they were the first Asians to complete the world's toughest Race Across America! After their success, many cyclists got the inspiration to get serious about cycling and do more endurance rides. Their upcoming challenge is the unique mission of Sea To Sky, where they will be starting to ride their cycles from Gateway of India, Mumbai till Kathmandu, Nepal and climb the mighty, Mt. Everest! In their route, they will be doing workshops and demonstrations to create awareness about CPR! This life saving technique is the first-aid for a person suffering from heart attack, and they have taken this initiative to spread awareness of both, healthy living and CPR. Music Credit Rockin Till Morning- HOOKSOUNDS ORIGINALS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  This episode we sit down with Malcolm also known as Sea To Sky Beer Guy to talk about his journey training for BC Beer Wars.  We also drank beer from his sponsor Backcountry Brewing out of Squamish.  The beers we drank included Your Mom Goes To College Kettle Sour, Don't Call Me Shirley Simcoe … Continue reading Episode 88 – Sea To Sky Beer Guy the Boxer

Chris 'Chico' Brown joins Marc to clear up the confusion he had regarding the Community Rules document brought up in the previous episode.

#2 Sea to Sky直前!! オカニーさんに海外レースについて聞いてみたトルコ・アンタルヤで開催されるSea to Skyに参戦する、我らがハードエンデューロ界のマスコット・オカニーさんに聞いてきました。海外レースに参戦しようとした動機や、事前の準備、そして意気込み等、中々聞けない話がつまっております。出演: 中田 オカニーfunaifm_vol2.m4a

#2 Sea to Sky直前!! オカニーさんに海外レースについて聞いてみたトルコ・アンタルヤで開催されるSea to Skyに参戦する、我らがハードエンデューロ界のマスコット・オカニーさんに聞いてきました。海外レースに参戦しようとした動機や、事前の準備、そして意気込み等、中々聞けない話がつまっております。出演: 中田 オカニーfunaifm_vol2.m4a

In our continuing real estate series, we talk with Pat Kelly, president of the Whistler Real Estate Company and a long time Whistler/Pemberton resident. We dive into the markets of the corridor, how they are different but all intrinsically linked with Vancouver, and other factors that may come into play (*cough* Garibaldi at Squamish *cough*). Curious about where the market is going? Have a listen and benefit from three decades plus of experience.

We caught up with the creator of Whistler Politico and photo-journalist, Dave Buzzard, and asked for his prognostications for the corridor in the next 4 years.

Should you buy should you sell, should you wait? Sea2Sky Podcast sits down with the very informative Ron Mitchell of the Thornhill Real Estate Group (now Engels & Volkers Whistler) to talk about what the market is doing and where it might be headed in 2019.

NOTE:This is the fixed version, old one had desynced audio TWO POINT OOOOOHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!   Devon from PTL joins us to talk all things 2.0, including our podcast  

Capital North is a hard rock dynamic duo from Pasadena, CA, consisting of Jonathan Farrar (Guitar/Vocals) and Anthony Zichella (Vocals). Formed in the summer of 2016 after the disbanding of their former pop-punk/post-hardcore band, Lights In The Sky, the two came together to form a band that would best showcase who they are as musicians and thus, Capital North was born. After the split of LITS, Farrar packed his bag and traveled the world for a year on a mission of soul searching while Zichella graduated from culinary school and moved to Portland to pursue his passion as a chef, but both found their way back to one thing; music. Before long, the two began planning the direction of what would be Capital North from separate continents. While traveling in Iceland, Farrar visited a unique and beautiful town called Akureyri, better known as the 'Capital of the North.' Leaving a lasting impression on him, he realized it accurately described the duo's current state of emotions as they strive to get back to what is important with "capital" being an integral place or feeling while "north" describes the direction in which to get there. Farrar shares, "Essentially, this name means getting back to what is important. That is what we have experienced time and time again - always straying, but always returning to music because it is such a vital aspect of our existence and being."As a band, Capital North has created a sound that is a drastic change from their former project and focuses on connecting with listeners through relatable lyrical themes and honest melodies. Recorded at The Pie Studios in Pasadena, the band's debut EP, Sea To Sky, was engineered by Nels Jensen (Sigur Rós, Jamie Foxx) with tracking by Devyn June, and mixed/mastered by Bertrand and Eric Poncet (of Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!) at Alias Studio. The six-track EP is set to be released on March 2nd, 2018 and discusses real life experiences including struggles with health, relationships, life, and death. With the release of Sea To Sky, Capital North looks excitedly toward the future and the potential of making a monumental impact in the music scene and beyond. Sea To Sky is available for digital pre-order here with merch bundles here.   Head on over to New Noise Magazine to watch the music video for "Glass Houses." To stay up to date on Capital North, be sure to follow the band on Facebook.

Capital North - Hard Rock Duo from Pasadena,CA...Debut EP "Sea To Sky" ft "Glass Houses", "Broken Vessel" & "Sea" out tomorrow...Playing AMPLYFi in Los Angeles,CA on March 9th..Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/CapitalNorthCA

On this episode of INSIDE MUSIC, host James Shotwell calls fast-rising band Capital North to discuss their upcoming debut EP. The conversation soon moves from personal promotion to a discussion about promotion in general and how it has evolved since the dawn of the digital age. Be sure to check out Capital North's new EP, Sea To Sky, this March.

For our third episode in English we return the favor to Sea To Sky Podcast and have them on our show to talk about their Christmas special. After a hard and bloody battle where both crews let out all of the might of their X-Wing Knowledge, we are force to humbly conceded the highly sought-after title of “Number one podcast in Canada” to the Sea To Sky Podcast. Have a good show !

Graham Jarvis brought an epic hard enduro season to a close with victory at the Red Bull Sea to Sky. With all eyes on Jonny Walker to see if he could wrap up the perfect season by winning in Turkey, Jarvis was determined to keep the Grand Slam out of reach for his fellow Brit.

Red Bull Hard Enduro - Sea To Sky is coming soon, here is a teaser to get you amped.

Gerhard's West Canada Euer Wegweiser den Westen Canadas für euch zu entdecken Rocky Mountaineer Zugfahrt Sea to Sky Climb Begleitende Internetseite, Bilder und Kartenausschnitte www.gerhards-west-canada.de   In den bisherigen Folgen der Podcast-Serie Gerhard's West Canada hat man sich nahezu den ganzen Süden British Columbia's, sowie den Südwesten der Nachbarprovinz Alberta erschlossen. Es waren auch einige Tipps dabei das Reisen mit einem Wohnmobil betreffend, sowie was es bedeutet, seinen eigenen Camper in Kanada zu besitzen. Auch von Erlebnissen auf Entdeckungsfahrten mit dem Kanu wurde berichtet. In den Episoden ist man von Vancouver und Vancouver Island aus, durch die Region Thompson Okanagan und durch die Kootenay Rockies bis an die Rocky Mountains herangekommen. Dann die Canadian Rocky Mountains selbst. Beginnend nordwestlich im Mount Robson Park ist man von dort in den Jasper und Banff National Park hinein und hat auch deren Nachbarn die National Parks Yoho und Kootenay besucht, bis hinunter in den Süden an die Grenze zu den USA, zum Waterton Lakes National Park. Verbringt man zu Beginn oder am Ende seiner Westkanadareise einige Tage in Vancouver, so gibt es die Möglichkeit zu einem Tagesausflug nach Whistler mit der Rocky Mountaineer Zugfahrt Sea to Sky Climb Viel Vergnügen beim Zuhören, der Reiseplanung und natürlich dem Wichtigsten, der Reise selbst. Herzlichen Gruß Gerhard Ibl