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This year's “Boot Tan Fest” brought hundreds of women and femme skiers together to celebrate their common love for the sport — and participate in a famed naked ski lap that's become an annual tradition. Reporter Eleanor Bennett attended this year's festival at Sunlight Mountain in Glenwood Springs.

Clerk.Sean Stanley & Malcolm Ingram's Incredible Documentary about Kevin Smith.Kevin Smith has inspired me to go to film school, making short films, &starting a podcast.Sean Stanley & Malcolm Ingram's movie CLERK has inspired me to continue to chase my dream of becoming a filmmaker.The World Ski and Snowboard Festival 72 Hour Film Competition (2010-2019)

In this episode, we cover all the latest rules about travel, we look at a new way of booking ski lessons and discuss how to get your kit ready for the season.  Iain was joined by Lucy Aspden, Online Ski Editor at The Telegraph and Nick Robinson, founder of Maison Sport, a portal for booking ski lessons, as well as regulars Katie Crowe from Battleface Travel Insurance and equipment expert Al Morgan from SkiKiIinfo.  As always we are very grateful to Switzerland Tourism for supporting The Ski Podcast SHOW NOTES Lucy was on the show a year ago in Episode 60  Austrian lockdown will be until 13 Dec at least Switzerland quarantine for UK passengers started on Sat 27 November and was reversed on Friday 03 December In France, all skiers need to show the Pass Sanitaire to use ski lifts, and the non-vaccinated must show daily negative Covid tests The Super Green Pass (meaning skiing would be restricted to only the vaccinated and recovered) in Italy has been deferred unless the situation worsens The UK has introduced a compulsory PCR test and quarantine onreturn to the UK as well as pre-return negative test requirement.  The definition of what 'fully vaccinated' means is changing by country (and the day) to as little as 7 months before a booster is required  Battleface offer specialised winter sports cover We had so many snow reports this week, we had to put them into a separate episode:  https://audioboom.com/posts/7991317-a-ski-podcast-special-latest-snow-news-from-around-the-alps Thanks to Charlie Rees (Diavolezza), Andy Butterworth (Kaluma Travel, St Anton), Steve Angus (Val d'Isere), Keith Webb (Kaprun), Dave Burrows (Glacier 3000) and Luca Caruso (Cervinia) Alex Armand runs Tip Top Ski Coaching in Les 2 Alpes Lucy has been live reporting on the travel changes for The Telegraph The situation re transit at Geneva airport ran and ran. Don't forget to follow Skipedia on Twitter for real time updates on big issues such as this https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1465943758235750400 Lucy interviewed the French Minister of State for Tourism ("Closing is not an option Nick is one of the founders of Maison Sport Maison Sport is offering a refundable deposit on bookings made for this winter Caroline Eliot was on the show in Episode 47 You can find out about her new book here The new London Ski & Snowboard Festival will take place from 27-30 October 2022 at Evolution Battersea Charlotte Bankes won silver in Snowboard Cross in China Jon-allan Butterworth took 3rd in the Para Snowboard event at Landgraaf You can listen to our interview with Jon-allan here: https://audioboom.com/posts/7948841-a-ski-podcast-special-jon-allan-butterworth-paralympic-snowboarder Don't forget you can always buy me a coffee at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast. All cuppas are much appreciated. I also enjoy all feedback about the show, so please do email to theskipodcast@gmail.com Thanks to Switzerland Tourism for their continued support for The Ski Podcast. Find out more at https://www.myswitzerland.com

In EP.27, it's a wrap. The season is ending and it's time to move on. Before we do, there was still a bunch of fun to have in the spring. This was Spring skiing at its finest and I was enjoying every second of it. Yes, my social anxiety was playing tricks on me all the time, but I really had nothing to worry about. With the help of ASSP, I was able to beat some demons that were trying to hunt me down. To top off the season, I got invited on a road trip that really put the cherry on top. Through the Canadian Rockies to Jasper, then onto Banff, this trip was amazing. Snap, snap, snap. That was my camera taking photos of the jaw-dropping scenery that surrounded me. As you can see, this place was pretty cool, and I needed to pinch myself just to make sure I wasn't sound asleep in my hospital bed in Melbourne!What better way to send off Canada than at the Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler. This was the place to be and I was there. I was so grateful that I could be a part of it.Click HERE to see pictures and videos of my final few months in Canada.Let's connectFacebook - @TheInjuredBrainInstagram - @TheInjuredBrainTwitter - @TheInjuedBrainLinkedIn - @TheInjuredBrainEmail – scott@scottbharris.com.au 

This week your hosts Jim and Iain are joined live by Rob Stewart - organiser of the UK's proposed new Ski Show. There's no elephant in the room as we start off with a deep-dive into the devastating impact the Coronavirus has had on the ski industry. Dave Burrows joins us with some avalanche advice, we interview the author of 'Aiming High' and you can win some stuff by giving us a review.  The Ski Podcast would like to thank Switzerland Tourism for their support. SHOW NOTES The big news: yes, we are on the 7 Best Ski Podcasts list by Rad Season Did you hear about this thing called the Coronovirus? We discuss its impact on the ski industry, last week, right now and in the future In more cheery news the Telegraph Ski & Snowboard Festival and Magazine have both been cancelled But the positive news is that a new ski show is planned, to be held at The Ski Centre in Hemel Hempstead in September Iain enjoyed his last runs of the season in Arosa and Andermatt in Switzerland Jim goes into a hole with Dave Burrows in our Avalanche Feature Watch out for our one-off Avalanche special coming out soon Thanks to Pat MacInnes for your 5-star review Would you like to win all these goodies? Simply give us a review on iTunes to be included in the draw Jim and Iain are reading ‘Aiming High‘ the biography of Erna Low in Ski Book Group Iain interviewed Mark Frary, author of the book Coming up in Episode 52… The World's Most Prolific Ski Thief The Rise and Fall and Rise of Andermatt Iain and Jim review ‘Aiming High'

In Episode 42 Iain visits the London Ski & Snowboard Festival, while Jim checks out the Annecy 'equivalent' at the High Five Festival. There's interviews with Chemmy Alcott on racing weight, info on motorhomes, new lifts from Porsche and much more.  The Ski Podcast would like to thank Switzerland Tourism for their support. Show Notes We are delighted to announce our new partner: Switzerland Tourism There are new lifts by Porsche this winter in Gstaad and Arosa There is a Hublot lift in Zermatt Iain was at the London Ski & Snowboard Festival Sir Ranulph Fiennes was a bigger draw than Iain (who presented in the TalkZone about Ski Flight Free) Iain in the Talkzone Jim visited the High Five Festival in Annecy Iain interviewed Jamie Barrow at the London show about his record-breaking plans for 2020 We've previously interviewed Jamie a couple of times. You must listen to Episode 4, which covers his experiences in North Korea.  https://youtu.be/csoP8Didoi0  Iain spoke to Chemmy Alcott about the challenges for a professional skier in trying to hit 'racing weight'  You can listen to previous interviews with Chemmy in Episodes 24 and 25 Jim spoke with Hannah from Winterised, about motorhomes in ski resorts, a topic we covered in Episode 40 Frank Saffery kindly gave us this review (after listening to our feature on Japan in Episode 41)Having gone back and listened to all your backcasts. Also having lived my entire adult life in Japan it's good to have some exposure here. Thanks to 'sdstarr' from across the pond in the States, who gave us this 5-star review on Apple Podcasts: Michael Bury kindly send us this, also about Episode 41:Just sent the link to my son, Jack Bury he's off to Niseko for the season   We were also delighted to hear from Frankie at Inghams after Mike's comments on their Japan package: It was really great to listen to your Japan expert though – fascinating! Do note that our trips to Japan are of variable durations, so they can be longer that a 7-nights should guests prefer. In our 'Ask Jim & Iain' feature we tackled the question 'How do I spot a good looking helmet?' Safety and fit is more important than how it looks, but there was a divide on whether sunnies should be worn with a helmet!   The 'punter gap' issue was more clear cut Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode You can also catch up with old episodes - in the last 30 days all 57 of our podcasts have been listened to, with over 30 people listening to Episode 1 Iain's favourite episode remains the feature on wolves in the Alps Thanks to all our listeners from around the world, including the Maldives, Japan, NZ and the USA ---- Coming up in Episode 43 - Part 2 of Jim's interview with Hannah from Winterised - Iain finds out about Laax, baby - Lots more… 

In this episode Jim and Iain discuss the new lifts that opened last week in both Tignes and Zermatt, Jim goes behind the scenes at the Chill Factore indoor snow slope in Manchester, we find out which Premiership football club Verbier has teamed up with and Dave reveals how to put your ski boots on properly. We also interview Dom Killinger from InTheSnow Magazine, listen to cowbells at dawn in Switzerland and Paddy from Huski explains how appearing on The Ski Podcast helped his company win new business! Listeners recommend new books for The Ski Podcast's occasional ‘Ski Book Group' and we look forward to the London Ski and Snowboard Festival later this month.

Raised in Hamilton and Toronto, Ontario, Blake Jorgenson headed west to Whistler, B.C. in 1993 at the age of 18 in search of adventure. Now in his thirties, he has won several prestigious industry awards, including the Pro Photographer Showdown at Whistler’s World Ski and Snowboard Festival and Powder Magazine’s Photo of the Year. Powder and Skier magazines currently recognize him as a senior photographer and his work is sought by heavyweight advertising clients such as Rossignol, Helly Hansen, Oakley, Salomon, Red Bull and Nike. Resources:     Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort. You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button.   You can also provide a one-time donation via .   You can follow Ibarionex on Instagram and Twitter.

Take a tripped out audio excursion up the mountain to the 2016 World Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler, B.C. with us. We start out, as you must, by grabbing a last surf at Long Beach to prep for an attempt at surfing and snowboarding, in what I consider sister cities of Tofino and Whistler, within 24 hours. We'll take you on a hitchhike adventure involving a crying baby, a bachelor party and roller derby girls heading to the same festival, making last minute jersey adjustments on the ferry, iron in hand. I ask a couple Whistler locals about the significance of the "Apres," as the results of the big ski competition are announced in the background. Plus, we'll hear the coach of the First Nations Snowboarding Team describe the significance of A Tribe Called Red's music (@atribecalledredofficial) — and he'll tell us about a particularly meaningful moment during their big opening performance. Then we collect the four members of Juno-nominated BADBADNOTGOOD (@badbadnotgood) to recap their performance, find out about their musical vocabulary and ask what it's been like to work with Ghostface Killah (@ghostfacekillah), Kaytranada (@kaytranada) and Mos Def (@mos-def-official). Of course you'll be treated to a whack of dope tunes from the likes of A Tribe Called Red (@a-tribe-called-red), Flying Lotus (@flyinglotus), Earl Sweatshirt (@ofwgkta-official), Pendulum (@pendulum), Railtown Prophets and Little Simz (@littlesimz) [Originally aired on 90.1 FM Tuff City Radio April 12, 2016]

Today's interview is with Gregg Stewart, a marketing expert with over 13 years of first hand experience in the entertainment industry. As the Associate Director, Music Marketing Strategy & MuchFACT he's the main point of contact for music industry partners at Bell Media Inc. when it comes to music & entertainment. Gregg leads the music team in weekly committee meetings, promo opportunities, communications, production, programming, appearances on all media platforms across their brands. Brands include MuchMusic, MuchMore, MTV, MTV2, MuchLoud, MuchVibe, MuchRetro, Juicebox, The Loop, E!, at broadcast and for all of their digital offerings. Gregg also leads the MuchFACT team which is a funding board that supports Canadian music through content creation for all media platforms. He was instrumental in the launch of MTV in Canada in 2006 and also grew the audiences of the major shows by 40% from year one! He has been involved with MTV events nationally from Wakefest in Kelowna to World Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler. This interview covers topics including: How to get into the music industry Building your value Instant gratification and YouTube New music discovery Making the most of music placements Building relationships and following through. SXSW and beyond Factors that count beyond the music Timing How MuchMusic and MTV formulate their own countdown chart and what factors in MuchFact and creative pitching Gregg is a very knowledgable guy and offers some great insight. Get out your pens and paper and take notes! Aaron Bethune. Music Specialist. Creative Collaborator. http://www.playitloudmusic.com http://www.abovethenoise.ca http://www.twitter.com/playitloudmusic To visit Gregg's blog Good Music Is Good Music:http://goodmusicisgoodmusicblog.blogspot.ca

Episode 11 of the Whistler Blackcomb Snowcast, presented by TELUS is now online The countdown is on for the largest party of the year! The TELUS World Ski and Snowboard Festival runs April 17-26, 2009. Join Toaster as he goes down the rabbit hole to find out more about this epic festival!

This month's travel podcast takes us to Whistler - Blackcomb one of the top ski resorts in the world. Whistler will be a host city for the upcoming 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games. We will tour the new Nita Lake Lodge and the Fairmont Chateau Whistler, as well as look at some of the great activities to take in at the resort ranging from zip lining to the annual Telus Ski and Snowboard Festival. We hope you enjoy our travel podcasts and our travel blog. Please send any questions, comments or suggestions to travelin10@gmail.com Past travel podcasts have included visits to destinations around the world such as Luang Prabang, Hip Hotels in Thailand, Bali, Indonesia, Los Angeles, Hawaiiand other great destinations for adventure travel and luxury travel. Look for upcoming shows on Cuba, Vietnam, Singapore, and features on Vancouver counting down to the upcoming Olympics in just a little over a year. The Travel in 10 Travel Podcast is one of the most subscribed travel podcasts on both itunes and the zune marketplace. Listen on your ipod or zune or watch on the new ipod touch or apple TV.

Spring skiing and riding is just heating up with 6 weeks left to go in the season. Whistler Mountain closes on April 20, while Blackcomb remains open until June 8. Glacier skiing runs from June 9 – July 27. Meet John Smart from the Momentum Glacier Camps and get the latest park update from Finestone. The much-awaited opening of the Whistler Mountain Bike Park is scheduled for May 17. In the meantime, catch the TELUS World Ski and Snowboard Festival, which runs April 11-20.

The TELUS World Ski and Snowboard Festival runs April 16-25,2010 bringing the hottest parties, ski/board comps and mountain culture events to Whistler.