Podcasts about sking

Betsy's show featured Greg Glasgow and Kathryn Mayer, a dynamic duo who have been married since 2017. They're also the authors of "DISNEYLAND ON THE MOUNTAIN: Walt, the Environmentalists, and the Ski Resort That Never Was." In their interview, they explore Walt Disney's struggle to build a ski resort in Mineral King, California, a battle that involved the Sierra Club, politicians, and even the Supreme Court.There is further information on this interview. Walt, the Environmentalists, and the Ski ResortBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/chatting-with-betsy/support.

CMH President and COO, Rob Rohn,  is the third guest of a three part conversation series with the some of the important people who are in charge of giving you a next level experience when visiting a CMH Lodge for a Heli Skiing trip.  In this case, the Bobbie Burns Lodge. Rob Rohn started his career with CMH as a guide in the winter of '84/'85.  He became the area manager of the Bobbie Burns in '91 for about 10 years before moving into the "office" on the operations side of the business.   CMH has an incredible workplace culture and Rob explains how they try to make sure that, every year, employees working in the office get an opportunity to spend some time heli skiing and experiencing the lodge life. We discuss the challenges during the height of Covid when they didn't run a trip for an entire season as well as what we can expect in the future.  Rob is a life long CMH guy and embodies the true spirit of the company that Hans Gmoser founded back in 1959   #LISTENTOSKIING Our Awesome Partners: CMH Heli Skiing and Sumnmer Adventures, Peak Performance, Fat Tire RMU Mtn Culture Kicking Horse Mountain Resort / Tourism Golden    Everything Happening in the LPP is right here:  https://linktr.ee/LowPressurePodcast

Listen via the official Uplifting Trance Sessions mobile app for Android: https://bit.ly/3rbwafsSpotify Trance Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3ykZdj3 Welcome to Uplifting Trance Sessions EP. 607.I am your host DJ Phalanx. You wanna hear great music? I will deliver. At this episode I will play the amazing Peetu S remix of Sunstate in the mix with great tracks by Claus Backslash, Marc van Linden, Kaimo K, Tekno, Henry Moe & n-sKIng & many more. For all tracklists visit djphalanx.com And now let the music speak

Living on the edge and creating your own rules with Adventurer of The Year Gavin McClurg Gavin Noll McClurg is an American paragliding pilot, adventurer, and offshore sailor. As a paraglider, he pioneered a route over the Alaska Range along with Dave Turner, and completed several expeditions over remote areas across North America. As a sailor, he circumnavigated the Earth twice. Gavin McClurg is no stranger to adventure and exploration. He is a 2015 National Geographic “Adventurer of the Year” for his unpowered paragliding expedition across the Canadian Rockies (documented in the Red Bull Media House feature film “The Rockies Traverse”). He became the first person to traverse the full length of the Alaska Range by foot and paraglider (unsupported) in 2016 (documented in the Red Bull Media House feature film “North of Known”). He is the owner, founder and Captain of “Offshore Odysseys”, a global kitesurfing/surfing/sailing expedition. He has twice circumnavigated the world by sail, living at sea for 13 straight years, including short-handed roundings of both notorious capes (Horn and Good Hope). Gavin holds the former North American record for foot-launched cross-country paragliding, a flight of 240 miles deep into Montana from his hometown of Sun Valley, Idaho. Gavin is the first American (and only 3rd non-European) to complete the “toughest adventure race on Earth”, the Red Bull X-Alps a paragliding/foot race across the Alps from Salzburg to Monaco. In ten days Gavin flew 1560 kilometers, walked 498 (12+ marathons), and scaled 52,000 meters of vertical ascent on foot (Everest 5 times). Gavin competed again in 2017, 2019, and 2021.

Most tourists will be able to by pass self isolation when they are finally allowed back into Aotearoa - but at the moment the government's sticking with its mid-July timetable to welcome visitors back. From 11.59pm Wednesday night only Covid positive or unvaccinated returnees will have to isolate. Others can go straight into the community after a negative test on arrival. Flights started arriving from Australia on Monday and New Zealanders from the rest of the world will be welcomed later this week - earlier than expected. But it's a bitter sweet announcement for the tourism industry, with many saying the wont be able to go the distance. Paul Anderson is the chief executive officer of NZSki.

The isolation rules for travellers could put the skids on this year's ski season. The border announcement means Australians and other travellers who don't need a visa will be allowed in by July at the latest. And whilst ski fields are pleased to have a plan, the industry says their hopes may be shot if self-isolation rules keep travellers away. Tourism reporter Tess Brunton has more.

There's a place named Sking in Zanskar, in the Himalayan mountains where people live a simple yet satisfying life. Come with me and spend a day in their lives. Based on this documentary: https://youtu.be/NPic_MsN-y8

Erik Bjornsen is a two-time Olympian, World Championship Racer, and multiple time US National Champion Cross-Country skier. We speak about the process and journey of becoming an athlete at the pinnacle of sport, and the transition out of being a full time athlete and into "normal" life.

Mike Wallace- avalanche safety instructor at Apex Mountain School located in the Vail Valley of Colorado. Mike grew up in Destin, Florida, surfing and saltwater fishing as a youth. He moved to the mountains of Colorado in 1993 where he dove into backcountry skiing without hesitation. He strives to bring a broad knowledge base and a festive, relaxed learning atmosphere to the courses he helps teach. Mike brings 20+ years of ski touring, ski patrol, snow science and avalanche technician experience to the curriculum. When not, a fly fishing guide in the summer, mike shares the wonder of the mountains through safe winter travel with groups of passionate people. This setting is mikes happy place. Mikes resume speaks for its self: AIARE Level 1, Rescue, Level 2 Instructor, AIARE ITC Level 1, Level American Avalanche Institute, AAI Level 2 for Professionals 2014, Pro SAR, American Avalanche Association, AAA Professional Member, AVPRO – Level 3 for Professionals, Colorado Rapid Avalanche Deployment Team, Certified Dog Handler – 2005-2012, Avalanche Tech/Snow Tech – 2012-Present, Certification Standards Committee Member, 26 years backcountry touring experience in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, 18 years Ski Patroller and avalanche technician, 8 years Snow Safety Director, Outdoor Emergency Care Technician, CPR for Healthcare Providers, Certified River Guide & more. Bobby is joined by Mike to discuss, Avalanche Safety, Backcountry Sports, Colorado, Mountain Life, Sking, Outdoor Life, Covid-19 & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.www.TheMountainSidePodcast.comwww.ApexMountainSchool.comwww.avalanche.state.co.usSponsor Linkswww.ONNIT.comMountain Side listeners use Discount code TMS to receive 10% off ONNIT products!www.MW2solutions.comMountain Side listeners use code TMS to receive 30 Days Free trial!

It's Story Circle! With Scott Mosher, including Red Panda #57- Song of the Siren, Doctor Floyd #408- By the Sking of our False Teeth and a teaser for The Mayan Crystal!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Story Circle! With Scott Mosher, including Red Panda #57- Song of the Siren, Doctor Floyd #408- By the Sking of our False Teeth and a teaser for The Mayan Crystal! 

Todays pod starts with news about the Specialized levo sl , the new Jeep branded ebike, and the Segway Dirt Ebike. also a great interview with Brandon Ashby from Look Ahead Sports. thanks again, and follow us @dirt_ebike on instagram.

Consistency In Sales Is Critical   We all know that consistency is a fundamental requirement if we are going to establish trust with others.  We ask buyers to purchase from us on the basis that we will be delivering what we say we will deliver, on time, at the agreed price point and quality.  Now no salespeople go around promising anything less so there is no differentiation at this stage of the sales process. What can we do the have differentiating from all the other r vials out there making promises and claims of reliability.   Saying you are reliable and trustworthy is hot air, until you prove it.  Obviously once we get the order and deliver we are in a position to walk the talk.  What about before that though?  How do we have the buyer feel comfortable with our hot air such that they decide to take a risk and buy from us?   Being able to quote statistics based on performance is powerful.  If we can say that our on-time delievery rate has been running at 97% on average over the last five years that is powerful.  Being able to show the dates and times in a format that offer prooof is even better.   Having testimonials that focus on the reliability factor is also convincing.  Most testimonials focus on broad satisfaction and quality, but Sking clients to comment on this specific issue is another way to differentiate ourselves from the competition.   Controlling expectations is another important factor in underlining our reliability and ability consistency.  Under promise and over deliver is an old chestnut but a good one for salespeople.  We tend to want to promise the earth to get the deal agreed.  The classic scenario is the sales team promises the client things the company can't fulfill, usually around delivery times or volumes.  The factory managers or the production department are now under immense strain to hold up the compNy's reputation because of laziness on the pat of the salesperson and this squally invites things to go wrong t t when you least need them to.   Promise we'll within your range of possibilities on the first outing with the new client. Deliver exceptionally well and then from there expand the conversation to include other services or products.  Don't bein a rush to cram the whole line-up down the throat of the buyer.  Bite size pieces is how you eat an elaphant and how you best see each new clients.  Patience and attention to detail are the primary requirements for success.   We should also be careful about our consistency in casual conversation.  If we tell someone our favorite baseball team is the current winning team but next year we are now supporters of the new champions, then we sow the seeds of doubt about our reliability. If you were a vocal critic of a political candidate before the election and now you are a supporter people wonder about your authenticity.  Some may see this as immense flexibility but reliability is more valued in business here.  If this person can change so easily they come across as opportunistic and standing for nothing.   In Japan especially predictably is valued.  Buyers like to be sure of what they Re buying and in the first instanc3 they ar3 buying us. We have to create a great first impression and after getting the business e have to create a great second impression and a great third impression, ad infinitum.   If we tell the client one thing and later contradict ourselves then the trust is destroyed and it is very hard to get it back.  The ability to deliver the same product or service at the agreed level doesn't always happen for a variety of reasons.  We had better have a rock solid explanation though as to why this variation occurred and why it won't happen again.  Everyone knows that things can go wrong, despite the best planning, so it is the reaction and response that buyers look for.  Mealy mouthed arguing the point infuriates clients much more than the fact of an error.    

Hot on the Heels of the Cardiff Devils latest Playoff Triumph in Nottingham we travel all the way back to the late 80's and early 90's to find out the early playoff memories of the Cardiff Devils. In this episode:   - Wembley Catering - Back Seat Posse take on the playoffs - Barry Davies appreciation society - John Donovan gives all the information you need for a Sking trip to Scotland. - Devils 12 - 1 victory over the Sheffield Steelers memories. And a whole lot more!!!!!

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A.sking the Right Questions goes well beyond just qualifying and probing. It's important that you learn more about the prospect personally than you do about how your offering can help them. You can get some training directly from me by scheduling a consultation at www.opportunitydevelopmentllc.com or register for the online course at www.salespro.academy. To write an iTunes review from your phone: 1) Search for "S.A.L.E.S. is Simple" in podcasts. You don't have to include the periods or the capitalization. 2) Click on the S.A.L.E.S. is Simple podcast at the bottom of your screen. 3) Click the second tab (Reviews) 4) Click "Write a Review" 5) Tab to your star rating, enter a title, and put in your (optional) review. THANK YOU!

Mr. Skin gives us an update on what movies/shows have some skin showing for your delight.

The Weekly Song podcast is a challenge for two musicians. Roger Heathers and Declan Kitchener give themselves seven days to write a new song. They take these songs to eachother once a week a take them apart, discussing lyrics, chords and the craft of songwriting.

In 1949, filmmakers Guy L. Coté and Hugh Wyn Griffith directed the film ‘Sestrieres’ for the Oxford Ski Club, about their trip to the Italian ski resort, Sestriere. We compare this with film of a recent trip, highlighting obvious changes in student life!

really tired and just winging it agian. im sorry. i had a crazy weekend!