Podcasts about Telemark

Dan and Simon are back with a rip-roaring-romp through the fjords, with the Kirk Douglas epic, Heroes of Telemark!!But is it as good as the boys remember? And what have the filmmakers got against rabbits!!! Tune in on Friday!

Mahmoud Farahmand representerer Telemark og Høyre på Stortinget. Han besøker Minervapodden og diskuterer betydningen av å være veteran, høyresidens problemer med å nå ut til minoriteter, og elite-innvandrere som sier de vil forlate Norge.

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PGTS – A Telemark Podcast – Episode 7 THIS IS A BONUS EPISODE OF TPGTS, CJ + ADAM WRAP UP THE YEAR, TALK SOME TRASH, AND END ON AN EXTREMELY SERIOUS NOTE.   THIS IS A TELEMARK PODCAST WITH @MRADAMX AND CJ COCCIA AKA TELE COLO, WE ONLY TALK ABOUT [...] The post PGTS – A Telemark Podcast – Episode 7 appeared first on Out Of Collective.

In this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series I talk with my dear friend and ski mentor Holly Blefgen. Holly is Telemark royalty here in Canada, much the same way as Dickie Hall, Craig Dostie, and Kare Andersen are in America.  Holly shares stories about her early life in skiing, what it what like skiing the 100-200 foot hills in and around Toronto in the late 60s and progressing to owning a sponsored mobile Telemark ski school starting way back in 1984 to where she is now personally and professionally. I hope you enjoy this episode with Holly Blefgen and the deep dive into the beginnings of organized Telemark skiing in Canada.

Out of Collective Podcast – E8 – Why Telemark Skiing is a Cult worth joining w/ AJ Cutler AJ Cutler is a self-proclaimed master of none, yet a versatile jack of all trades in the ski industry. With a creative flair that spans from engaging social media content to the [...] The post Out of Collective Podcast – E8 – Why Telemark Skiing is a Cult worth joining w/ AJ Cutler appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Meditasjon er en praksis, så det er først og fremst noe en gjør, noe en praktiserer. Likvel kan det være nyttig å snakke om meditasjon. Det kan være fint å oppdage at de fleste som har en meditasjonspraksis opplever mange hindringer. Det kan være tretthet, uro, mye tanker eller noe helt annet som tar plass og for en som er ny til meditasjon kan det ofte føles som en ikke mestrer teknikken. Når vi snakker om det vi opplever som forstyrrelser under en meditasjon kan vi kanskje lettere omfavne det som er, møte oss selv med vennlighet og aksept og være motivert til å fortsette praksisen. En kollega av meg sa noe klokt: "En god meditasjon er en meditasjon du har gjort" -så takk for den, Tord Helsingeng.I denne episoden deler jeg noen av mine egne erfaringer i møte med meditasjon og oppdager at den reisen startet for snart 30 år siden. Jeg deler noe av hva meditasjon er for meg i livet nå og snakker litt rundt forskjellige typer meditasjonsteknikker.Stillhet er også et tema jeg er innom og om du vil være med meg på stille retreat på fjellet i år, så er det fortsatt ledige plasser.Mulighet for å lære Ajapa Japa og Kriya Yoga meditasjonene kan du få med Yggdrasil Yogaskole på Yoga Yoni Retreatsenter i Telemark. Kollega Sigrun Aaen Holst setter også opp fordypning i meditasjon med innlæring og praksis av Ajapa JapaMindfulness Norge har regelmessig online meditasjoner for medlemmer og en stille retreat på Hadeland, vanligvis i starten av juni hvert år.For 10 dagers stille retreat i Sverige, med lange meditasjoner kan du sjekke ut Dhamma Sobhana. Dette er for spesielt interesserte.Interessante artikler om stillhet, nærvær og meditasjon:Stillhet i støyens tidStillhetens treningsleir, om en som har testet ut Dhamma Sobhana og 10 dagers stillhet i SverigeStillhet som fag i skolenAndre veier til nærvær og tilstedeværelse, det må nemlig ikke gå gjennom yoga og meditasjon; Cluet med nuetGOD LYTT!

1) Stati Uniti, le rivelazioni di Politico. Donald Trump ha detto alla sua cerchia che Elon Musk si ritirerà nelle prossime settimane dal suo attuale ruolo nel governo. 2) Striscia di Gaza. A causa del blocco imposto da Israele da un mese non arriva nessun aiuto umanitario. 13 mesi fa le raccomandazioni, mai rispettate, della corte internazionale di giustizia per evitare il genocidio. 3) Francia. Le condanne di Sarkozy e poi di Marine Le Pen viste dalle banlieues. Sul banco degli imputati due importanti personaggi politici, che hanno trascorso la loro vita a chiedere pene durissime per i giovani dei quartieri popolari. 4) La guerra dei dazi e le mosse dei grandi fondi speculativi che non si fidano delle iniziative di Washington. L'intervista. 5) Progetti sostenibili. Nella città di Rouen Il lungo senna come infrastruttura per la rigenerazione urbana. 6) Romanzo a fumetti. “Telemark il Sabotaggio all'atomica“ graphic novel di Luca Malagoli e Federico Appel.

Meet Meghan Kelly in this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series.  I originally published this episode in April, 2021, and am including it in the series as Meghan needs to be here.  Not only is Meghan a badass Tele-skier, mountain biker, and wakeboarder, but a badass in general. She does all this while working as an engineer and tops it off as the mother of triplet boys! I hope you enjoy this episode from Skippy's archives.

PGTS – a Telemark Podcast – episode 6 THIS IS A TELEMARK PODCAST WITH @MRADAMX AND CJ COCCIA AKA TELE COLO, WE ONLY TALK ABOUT TELEMARK SKIING AND WHY TELEMARK IS THE ONLY TRUE DANCE CHECK OUT THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW ON THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH.   Welcome [...] The post PGTS – a Telemark Podcast – episode 6 appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Meet Marion Abrams telemark skier and Film maker, in this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series.  Marion and I talk about her skiing background as a child. We delve deeply into her introduction to Nordic and Telemark skiing and bushwhacking in the forests of the East. Marion shares with us her story of catastrophe, patience, passion, and persistence that took 25 years to complete. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Folgen der milden und trockenen Witterung für die Bergwelt | Auf den Silberpfennig in der Goldberggruppe | Nachhaltiger Wintertourismus in Pfronten | Telemark-Skitour zur Aleitenspitze und Neuen Bamberger Hütte | Auflösung März-Bergrätsel.

Tune in and learn more about our newest Cross Country team member, Justin Arndt. Justin got his first certification in the Rocky Mountain region at the age of 16 and climbed the ranks all the way to a National Team member at the age of 21. At 21, Justin is the youngest member to ever join the team. He talks about his journey and some of the challenges and successes he's faced along the way. Justin's parents are also well intertwined in the snowsports industry as current and previous instructors in Colorado. Justin earned his Alpine, Telemark and Cross Country Level 1 certification alongside his mom! Learn more by tuning in and at thesnowpros.org.

Era chiaro che un episodio totalmente dedicato alla tecnica Telemark era necessario. Per farlo abbiamo chiesto aiuto a Lena che è una maestra di sci che lavora principalmente in questa disciplina e si impegna tutto l'anno per farla conoscere in tutto il mondo. Una chiacchierata che ci ha tolto parecchi dubbi e che ci ha portato a parlare persino di sci negli appennini e in sud america. Un inchino e via!............................................................................VERTIGINI è un podcast originale di Matteo Pilon e Alessandro Zanchetta.SE VUOI SOSTENERE QUESTO PROGETTO PUOI FARLO SUL NOSTRO PATREON A QUESTO LINK:https://www.patreon.com/vertiginipodcast/membership............................................................................Music: When We Were Still Alive by Bryo is licensed under a Creative Commons License.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Support by RFM - NCM: https://bit.ly/3KchqWp

Hva er eBehandling og hvor langt har den digitale innovasjonen kommet innen psykologi?I denne episoden går vi i dybden på eBehandling, som er på full fart inn i Norsk helsevesen etter over et tiår med skepsis, implementeringsutfordringer og siloarbeid, men også god innovasjon og spennende resultater. Du får møte psykologene og innovasjonssentusiastene Svein Øverland og Hans Andreas Knutsen. Svein Øverland deler fra egen innovasjonsreise da han utviklet en av landets første apper innen psykisk helse og selvhjelp mellom 2010-12. Hans Andreas Knutsen deler innsikt og erfaringer fra å ha jobbet med eBehandling og innovasjon i de offentlige tjenestene, men også på tvers av det private og offentlige. Sammen løfter de frem blokkere og muligheter og hvordan eBehandling kan være en viktig brikke i å gi oss god behandling der vi bor og er i livet.Sammen med Jimmy løfter de samtalen opp på samfunnsnivå og systemnivå for å se på hva som blir viktig for å lykkes med digitaliseringen, samtidig som man sørger for at samfunnet skaper flere arenaer for relasjonsbygging og samvær med andre mennesker.Svein Øverland er forfatter, rådgiver og psykolog med spesialisering innen barne- og ungdomspsykologi, og med spisskompetanse i retts- og sikkerhetspsykologi. Han har tatt videreutdanning i dialektisk atferdsterapi, metakognitiv terapi, "aggression replacement therapy” og traumebehandling. Svein har vært leder i psykisk helsevern for ungdom i Telemark og ved nasjonale rettspsykiatriske funksjoner på St. Olavs hospital. I tillegg er han rådgiver ved Forvaringsavdelingen i Trondheim fengsel, og har i dag egen privatpraksis. Han har utgitt flere bøker, deriblant Selvskading: en praktisk tilnærming” (2006), Stalking: forståelse, risiko og håndtering (2012) og Bonusfamilien (2020). Han er programleder for podcasten “Når Ulven Kommer” sammen med Hans Andreas Knutsen.Hans Andreas Knutsen er psykologspesialist og jobber som kommunepsykolog i Malvik Kommune i Trøndelag. Han er også rådgiver i Rebessa - et ressursteam for bekymringsfull og skadelig seksuell atferd. Han har erfaring fra psykosepoliklinikken ved Tiller DPS, familievernkontoret i Asker og Bærum, Vikhovlia akutt senter i tillegg til Omsorgsenheten i barne- og familietjenesten i Trondheim kommune. Han har engasjert seg som rådgiver for organisasjoner som støtter enslige mindreårige flyktninger og ungdommer plassert i institusjoner eller fosterhjem. Han har også drevet med terapi med enkeltpersoner og i grupper. Han er programleder for podcasten “Når Ulven Kommer” sammen med Svein Øverland.God lytting!Vi trenger din hjelp for å fortsette å lage Hverdagspsyken!

La Seconda Guerra Mondiale presenta episodi a volte poco conosciuti, comprese alcune operazioni di commandos che mescolano spionaggio e sprezzo del pericolo. Il raid di Telemark, compiuto da militari norvegesi addestrati dal SOE: è un classico esempio: incaricati di colpire una centrale idroelettrica in cui si produceva acqua pesante, elemento fondamentale per la moderazione della fissione e per la realizzazione di reattori e armi nucleari, gli undici sabotatori riuscirono a compiere una incredibile impresa. Senza perdere nemmeno un uomo nella missione conclusiva, gli eroi di Telemark inflissero un danno decisivo al programma nucleare di Hitler e contribuirono a svoltare il corso del conflitto in favore degli Alleati. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today is a sustainability special, looking at train travel to Morzine, the impact of global warming on the Mer de Glace in Chamonix, plus we take a closer look at Patagonia's decision to become a company for ‘purpose, not profit'.   We also have our regular snow reports, the latest news from GB Snowsports and your feedback. Iain Martin was joined Sara Burton from Montagne Verte in Morzine and Matt Barr from the Looking Sideways Podcast.  Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Don't forget that if you want to help The Ski Podcast and save yourself some money this winter all you need to do is to use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book your ski hire at intersportrent.com or take this link for your discount to be automatically applied.  SHOW NOTES Sara was last on the podcast in Episode 74 (0:45) Listen to Iain's experience of staying in an unmanned refuge in Meribel (3:00) Catherine Murphy is in Kaprun, Austria (6:15) Betony Garner reported from Combloux, France (8:10) Floss Cockle from FreeFlo Ski reported from Tignes, France (9:15) Charlotte Bankes is on course for the Snowboard Cross Crystal Globe (10:45) Jasmin Taylor could win the Crystal Globe in Telemark Spint and Telemark overall (11:00) Montagne Verte was formed in 2019 (12:00) They run their own pre-loved shop in Morzine (14:00) You can buy and sell second-hand ski wear at WhoSki (16:40) Other initiatives include collection of food waste (17:00) Find out about Verbier Green in Episode 206 (17:45) The AlpinExpress Pass offers discounts to those travelling to resort by train (19:30) Vialattea (the ‘Milky Way') in Italy offer discounts for travelling by train (21:45) Montagne Verte have published a very detailed Train Travel guide (22:00) Matt has been mentioned in my interviews with Ed Leigh, Chris Moran and Stu Brass (27:00) He is a previous editor of WhiteLines and runs his own agency, All Conditions Media He is the host of the Looking Sideways Podcast (28:00) Listen to 'The Announcement' (32:00) Patagonia's announced in September 2022 that it was ‘going purpose, not public' (32:30) Patagonia's famous ‘Don't buy this jacket' Bernie Sanders: “Billionaires in both parties should not be able to buy elections” (37:30) Watch Iain's video about the new €23m Mer de Glace gondola (42:45) Read Iain's article about Montenvers and the Mer de Glace at welove2ski (42:45) The Mer de Glace has thinned 160m since 1990 and lost 3km in length since 1820 By 2019, there were 580 steps to make it back to Chamonix (43:30) Brad Carlson is a mountain guide in Chamonix (43:45) Check out the Glacorium if you visit Montenvers (53:15) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, I'm always interested to hear what you think, so please do contact me on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com  Julian Holland: "Episode 237 was great as always! Keeping my fingers crossed for a few more dumps in Austria before my two weeks in Lech" Skiingpostie (Spotify): "3 Zinnen sounds great and I will definitely be looking at a train ski trip soon." Reid Aiton: "Another great episode" There are now 252 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up with and 137 of those were listened to in the last week. If you've enjoyed this episode, why not to go theskipodcast.com and take a look around the tags and categories – there is so much in there you're bound to find something of interest.  If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:    1) Follow us. Just take a look for that button and press it now  2) Give us a review or just leave a comment on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or take this link You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast. 

Hey Crew, in this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series I talk with Farli Boden, a member of The US Telemark Ski Association's National Team. We talk about her ski life growing up in Sandpoint, Idaho and starting to Telemark when she was 5. We also talk about her making her way through skiing to the USTSA National Team and her racing life, as well as her career. Make sure to follow her progress this month, as Farli will be in Europe racing in the World Cup Telemark circuit. Enjoy!

THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 5 THIS IS A TELEMARK PODCAST WITH @MRADAMX AND CJ COCCIA AKA TELE COLO, WE ONLY TALK ABOUT TELEMARK SKIING AND WHY TELEMARK IS THE ONLY TRUE DANCE CHECK OUT THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW ON THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH.  CJ BAILED [...] The post THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 5 appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Meet Josie Baker, a Badass New School Telemark skier, who with the encouragement of a friend took on the role of Vice President of The University of Vermont's Telemark Club, Josie embraced this role and then learned to Telemark.  Thankfully Josie comes by this sport honestly. as both of her parents are longtime Telemark skiers. Josie grew up in Harborview, Michigan just down the road from Nubs Nob, a well-known Telemark Mecca on Michigan's mainland. Enjoy this episode as we talk about Josie's skiing background and her ongoing journey as a relatively new Telemark skier.

The Birkie is a big deal for Dan Mitchell and his family.The family patriarch raced his first Birkie back in 1983. Ever since then, the family's trips to Telemark have rivaled Christmas. His son Josh — who, like Dan, is a world loppet master — will join his wife and son in portraying the historic Inga and the Warriors this February."My family has received so much joy and connection from the Birkie that we excitedly share this love with as many friends as possible," Josh Mitchell wrote in his application to serve as the Birkie warriors.Between the 14 Mitchells who have raced the Birkie, the family has over 100 Barnebirkie/Prince Haakon/Korte/Birkie finishes.Having raced the Birkie isn't a pre-requisite for enjoying this show, though.All you really need is a love of family and appreciation for skiing ... and the twists and turns the sport — and life — can bring ...Enjoy!Our supporters:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠EnjoyWinter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Atomic⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sporthill⁠⁠⁠⁠Buildup 2 Da Birkie⁠⁠Part 1: Peter Gebhardt⁠⁠⁠Part 2: Willson Moore⁠Part 3: Barbara Zellmer

Meet Madi McKinstry in this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series, we talk about he skiing background and journey to Telemark Skiing.  We also talk about her being a Pro-Patroller at Big Sky in Montana and River Guiding in Idaho during the off-season. Enjoy!

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Meet Kristine Keeney in this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series.  Kristine is a hard-charging badass Telemark skier who routinely skis more than 100 days a year, Skiing from October to June throughout The Northeast.  We talk about her ski background and how Kristine got into Telemark Skiing and how she became, The Knee-dipping Ginger on Instagram. We also delve deeply into career, working in the ground transportation sector. Enjoy!

The Pursuit – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 4 THIS IS A TELEMARK PODCAST WITH @MRADAMX AND CJ COCCIA AKA TELE COLO, WE ONLY TALK ABOUT TELEMARK SKIING AND WHY TELEMARK IS THE ONLY TRUE DANCE CHECK OUT THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW ON THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY [...] The post The Pursuit – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 4 appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Meet Kate Kuncova Colburn in this episode of the, "Women in Telemark Skiing" series. Kate is one of the featured ski athletes in the women only Telemark ski documentary, "Telemarkeras" produced by Diana Rivera. Kate is from the Czech Republic and splits her time living between The Czech Republic and New Hampshire, USA. In this episode Kate tells us about her youth skiing, how she was introduced to telemark skiing and her adventures in globetrotting and ski instructing. Enjoy!  

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meet The Telemommies in this episode of "Women in Telemark skiing". I sit down with Eliza Biondi, Brickley Biondi, Sylvia Kinosian, and Nina Asher of The Telemommies and get thier individual and collective journeys to Telemark. Get comfy while you listen to where Telemark has taken these young women and where it will take them this ski season. Enjoy!

The Pursuit – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 3 THIS IS A TELEMARK PODCAST WITH @MRADAMX AND CJ COCCIA AKA TELE COLO, WE ONLY TALK ABOUT TELEMARK SKIING AND WHY TELEMARK IS THE ONLY TRUE DANCE CHECK OUT THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW ON THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY [...] The post The Pursuit – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 3 appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Meet Sara Ellen Godek in this episode of "The Women in Telemark Skiing" series. She has a very unique introductory experience to Telemark skiing involving Mad River Glen, which she shares with us. Sara Ellen and I talk about her Alpine and Nordic background and how she got into Telemark Skiing. We also talk about racing for the United States Telemark Ski Association and her Downhill Mountain Bike racing. Enjoy!

In this episode of the "Women in Telemark Skiing" series you meet Giorgia Menetre.  Giorgia talks to about how she got into Telemark skiing with the help of her Dad, while growing up in Fort Collins, Colorado. We also talk about her growing up as a dancer and where Telemark has taken her and where it is taking her, presently. Enjoy!

Keith shares with us his introduction to, and journey with Telemark Skiing. We paricularly delve deep into all things Midwest Telefest and the list of events planned for this year. Enjoy!

The Pursuit – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 2 THIS IS A TELEMARK PODCAST WITH @MRADAMX AND CJ COCCIA AKA TELE COLO, WE ONLY TALK ABOUT TELEMARK SKIING AND WHY TELEMARK IS THE ONLY TRUE DANCE CHECK OUT THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW ON THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY [...] The post The Pursuit – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW VOL. 2 appeared first on Out Of Collective.

NAZI scientists relied on heavy water to produce the right uranium isotope for an atomic weapon.  They produced most of their heavy water at a hydroelectric in occupied Norway called Vemork.  In February 1943, a small group of Norwegian commandos slipped into Vemork, blew it up, and made their escape.  This is after months of reconnaissance and preparation in the frozen wilderness.  Neal Bascomb tells the story in “The Winter Fortress.”  

Welcome to the first official episode of The Skippy Report's "Women in Telemark Skiing". In this episode I talk with Jasmin Taylor about how she got into skiing, then Telemark , Telemark racing on the World's stage, and finally, after putting all the hard work, becoming the World Champion she had always wanted to be.

Welcome to episode 68 of the Ski Instructor Podcast, this week featuring Scott Hammond. Scott is the technical director at Hafjell Ski School in Norway and is an IASI educator for both Alpine and Telemark. I had a great chat with Scott about the roundabout way he ended up in Norway, what it is like to ski and teach there, his work with IASI, instagram skiers and much more. You can find Scott at the Hafjell Ski School here: https://hafjell.skischool.shop/en/kids-teens/ and follow the youtube page he talked about in the episode here: https://youtube.com/@wefreeski?si=AziLpTxwOnukOC3q Happy listening Dave dave@snow-pros.ski www.snow-pros.ski/resorts   music by www.bensound.com      

On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson talks to three local experts about how to make the most of a winter trip to Lake Tahoe. First up, Johnson learns the ins and outs of skiing South Lake Tahoe with Robin Barnes, director of skier services at Heavenly Mountain Resort. Barnes shares what initially drew her to alpine skiing and why teaching the sport is so rewarding. “Some people maybe don't grow up playing sports and then you put them on a pair of skis and they realize they're actually quite talented,” she says. Barnes then offers a beginner's guide to skiing, sharing tips on where to rent equipment, the benefits of taking lessons, and the joys of hitting the slopes for the first time. She also name-checks some of her favorite expert runs at Heavenly. Next, Johnson explores more snow sports options with Aaron Pearlman, manager of the Northstar Cross-Country, Telemark, and Snowshoe Center in North Lake Tahoe. Pearlman gives an overview of Nordic sports and how visitors can enjoy them. “You just attach these snowshoes onto your boots, go out into the forest, and stroll around through fresh snowfall,” he says, “It's just the most amazing and quiet experience.”  Lastly, Johnson talks with seasoned travel writer and 20-year Tahoe resident Ann Marie Brown. Brown discusses her favorite off-mountain activities for anyone looking to enjoy Tahoe's winter without strapping on skis. “People are so surprised that you can go out on a boat on Lake Tahoe in the wintertime and have a great time, be cozy, warm, and see amazing scenery,” Brown says. She also highlights some don't-miss restaurants, breweries, and spas in the area.

During this episode I speak with Rory MacLeod and Tom Baleshta of Northshore Telemark, North Vancouver, BC, Canada. We talk about who each of them are and their experiences with Telemark and most importantly their involvement with Northshore Telemark, and how they are doing so many things right to grow our sport. Enjoy!

Spinner and Chewey sit down for a quick update on Jerry Wright's celebration of life and the ongoing trail issues on their beloved Decorah trails. Decorah Human Powered Trails builds and maintains over 26 miles of off road single track trails for mountain bikers, trail runners, and hikers in the Decorah Park system as a division of the Decorah Park and Rec Department. Decorah Human Powered Trails - https://www.decorahmtb.com Check out the Dave Lunz original Lego creation depicting the King of the Hill from Pugsley Worlds a decade ago or so.

Amy Butler is a Vermont based published Outdoor Educator and hard charging Telemark Skier.  Amy's Book, Educating Children Outdoors, is an educator's resource with the rationale for bringing nature-based curriculum to your school and classroom no matter if you are in a rural or urban setting. The book has activities spread across five seasonal units with 25 lesson plans. Oh yeah, we also talk about the Zen/Chi of Telemark Skiing. Enjoy!

I kommuner og fylkeskommuner opplever de et økende gap mellom forventninger til tjenestene på den ene siden og knappe ressurser på den andre. Forventningsgapet blir vinterens store debatt i Kommune-Norge. 1. november sender KS ut sitt årlige debatthefte. I år inviteres alle kommuner og fylkeskommuner til å diskutere forventningsgapet – i tillegg til tariffoppgjøret.På høstkonferansene i alle KS' regioner har mange tatt enn første diskusjon om forventningsgapet. Vi skal til Bø i Telemark, hvor dette var tema i en panelsamtale med ordfører Charlotte Therkelsen i Kragerø, kommunedirektør Beate Våge Lia i Seljord, fylkesvaraordfører Terje Riis-Johansen og direktør for samfunn, velferd og demokrati i KS, Helge Eide. Programleder i «Der livet leves», Jan Inge Krossli, ledet samtalen.I serien «Nye løsninger» er kommunedirektør Robert Pettersen i Rana vår gjest. Etter Terra-krisen måtte de gjøre omstillinger mange andre står i nå. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The Pursuit – EP177 – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW Bringing the hype and community to Telemark, The Pretty Good Telemark Show (TPGTS) is an exciting new Youtube and Podcast series hosted by MrAdamX and CJ Coccia. Each episode delves into a wide range of topics within the telemark community [...] The post The Pursuit – EP177 – THE PRETTY GOOD TELEMARK SHOW appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Jim Shaw, joins Dave and Angelo to talk telemark skiing and Jim's journey from learning to ski to a National Telemark Team Member. Jim discusses his views not only on telemark skiing and its signature lead change, but he also talks teaching and how he connects with students.

Jim Shaw joins Dave and Angelo to talk telemark skiing and Jim's journey from learning to ski to a National Telemark Team Member. Jim discusses his views not only on telemark skiing and its signature lead change, but he also talks teaching and how he connects with students.

Dr. Dan Ellin, Historian and Archivist from the International Bomber Command Centre, joins Sean to discuss The Dam Busters (1955).Discussion Points:-Dan discusses his love/hate relationship with the film and it's portrayal of Operation Chastise.-The absence of major motion pictures about RAF Bomber Command.-The importance of collective memory regarding the Second World War. -The use of the Dam Busters march at 'Bomber' Harris's funeral.-The enemies in the film: bureaucrats, Whitehall and red tape.-The fantastic casting in the film.-The incredible flying during the making of the film.-Putting RAF Bomber Command into historical context.-The lack of the raid on the Sorpe Dam in the film.-The impact of the Official Secrets Act on the film.-Sean does his best to translate very English aspects of the film for American listeners. -The optics of history and the loss of nuance. -The influence on this film on George Lucas when he was making Star Wars (1977).-The things that Britain leans back on in times of adversity.Raised Questions:-Do people see RAF Bomber Command as either 'Dam Busters or Dresden'?-Are the historical details faithfully intact?-How important are myths to a country?-Was it really difficult for Barnes Wallis to get the idea for the raid accepted?-Why do the British love an underdog story?-Did the Americans have better PR and spin?-Would you love to see Peter Jackson's The Dam Busters?-Does the film tell the story of what happened rather than what was meant to happen?-Why is Guy Gibson portrayed a certain way in the film?-Does the film lack nuance?-Does the film serve as a good starting point for people who may not know the story of the Dam Busters raid?Further Reading Recommendations:-'Guy Gibson' by Richard Morris.-'Dam Buster Barnes Wallis: An Engineers Life' by Richard Morris.-'The Fire' (Original Title: Der Brand) by Jorg Friedrich.-'The Strategic Air Offensive Against Germany' by Noble Frankland and Charles Webster.-The Weirdstone of Brisingamen (1960) and Elidor (1965) by Alan Garner.Film/Documentary Recommendations:-They Shall Not Grow Old (2018).-Dambusters Declassified (2010) with Martin Shaw. -Inspector George Gently (2007-2017).-Judge John Deed (2001-2007).-The Guns of Navarone (1961).-The Heroes of Telemark (1965).-The Carling Black Label adverts.Podcast Recommendations:-History Rage.-Never Mind The Dambusters.Thanks for Listening!Find us here: X: @YourselfReviewInstagram: reviewityourselfpodcast2021YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ReviewItYourself⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE HEROES OF TELEMARK – Decoding a movie about real World War II heroes In this episode, Dan and Tom decode a movie about some real World War II heroes, namely, the movie THE HEROES OF TELEMARK.  This movie stars Kirk Douglas, Richard Harris, Ulla Jacobson, and Michael Redgrave.  Plus, many supporting actors in this movie have appeared in other spy movies.  We call some of those out for you THE HEROES OF TELEMARK is a dramatization of some real operations from World War II.  These operations were: Operation Grouse Operation Freshman Operation Gunnerside And the sinking of the Norwegian ferry Hydro. These operations all focused on the Allies' attempts at keeping the Germans from getting “Heavy Water”.  Heavy Water was used in the process of creating an atomic bomb.  The Allies had to stop or slow down the Germans so that the Allies could create the bomb first. We decode this movie against the backdrop of the real missions, while diving into what “Heavy Water” is and where it comes from. Tell us what you think Have you been involved in atomic bomb development? If so, we'd love to hear your thoughts on the accuracy of this movie's scientific information. Have you watched THE HEROES OF TELEMARK?  What did you think? Was the romance a negative for your enjoyment of the movie? So take a listen to hear what we think of THE HEROES OF TELEMARK.  Let us know your thoughts, ideas for future episodes, and what you thought of this episode. Just drop us a note at info@spymovienavigator.com.  The more we hear from you, the better the show will surely be!  We'll give you a shout-out in a future episode!   You can check out all of our CRACKING THE CODE OF SPY MOVIES podcast episodes on your favorite podcast app or our website. In addition, you can check out our YouTube channel as well.   Episode Webpage: https://bit.ly/3A20ikR

Shortly after the conquest of Norway by Nazi Germany, Allied intelligence determined that an electrical plant at Rjukan, Norway was providing a crucial element in a potential German atomic bomb. As a result, Norwegian commandos embarked on one of the most successful and heroic operations of World War II.

Shortly after the conquest of Norway by Nazi Germany, Allied intelligence determined that an electrical plant at Rjukan, Norway was providing a crucial element in a potential German atomic bomb. As a result, Norwegian commandos embarked on one of the most successful and heroic operations of World War II.

During World War II, one of the biggest concerns of the Allies was the development of a German atomic bomb.  As such, the allies and various partisan groups in occupied countries made the destruction of anything related to the Nazi atomic program a high priority. One place, in particular, was subject to allied bombing, commando missions, and partisan sabotage throughout the war.  Learn more about the Telemark Raids and how Norway became an important front in the Second World War on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. Sponsors Available nationally, look for a bottle of Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond at your local store. Find out more at heavenhilldistillery.com/hh-bottled-in-bond.php Sign up today at butcherbox.com/daily and use code daily to choose your free offer and get $20 off. Visit BetterHelp.com/everywhere today to get 10% off your first month. Use the code EverythingEverywhere for a 20% discount on a subscription at Newspapers.com. Subscribe to the podcast!  https://link.chtbl.com/EverythingEverywhere?sid=ShowNotes -------------------------------- Executive Producer: Charles Daniel Associate Producers: Benji Long & Cameron Kieffer   Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/everythingeverywhere Update your podcast app at newpodcastapps.com Discord Server: https://discord.gg/UkRUJFh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everythingeverywhere/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/everythingeverywheredaily Twitter: https://twitter.com/everywheretrip Website: https://everything-everywhere.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices