Podcast appearances and mentions of warren miller entertainment

Doug Workman is a legendary ski guide out of Jackson Hole who cut his teeth climbing in Connecticut before he started traveling the world to guide and ski. From patrolling at JHMR to expeditions to Pakistan, China, Alaska, and Antarctica, to climbing throughout Europe and North America, to working with media outfits like National Geographic, Warren Miller Entertainment, and Teton Gravity Research, Doug has done it all in the ski industry.  His interesting takes on risk, look back on the AK heli wars, the Tsaina Lodge days make this a fun listen.  Tim Petrick asks the Inappropriate Questions Doug Workman Show Notes: 4:00: Nick McNutt, beacons, his work with Mammut on The Barryvox S2 beacon development, and products that saved him 13:00: Skiing in Connecticut, his brother Jed, climbing in wrestling shoes, moving to Colorado and the quintessential 90's climber/skier hippy    19:30: Stanley:  The brand that invented the category! Only the best for Powell Movement listeners.  Check out Stanley1913.com   Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories or sugar. Ski Idaho: The best, least crowded, skiing in the world, happens in Idaho 22:30: Pakistan with Jimmy Chin, Simpson House, not skiing at the resort, Jackson Hole Air Force, Doug,, VHSG, and Don Sharif, and heli wars 41:00: Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. Outdoor Research: Click here for 25% off Outdoor Research products (not valid on sale items or pro products) 43:00: Tsaina Lodge, skiing for work, and why it's more fun off the clock, money guiding trips, and close calls 52:00: Death and his interesting take on education vs risk 61:00: Inappropriate Questions with Tim Petrick

It's not winter without Warren Miller. This year's film will something a bit different, but we're getting stoked and getting ready to check out "Alltime," the 74th film from Warren Miller Entertainment.

We are joined in studio by none other than Dan Egan. If you're not familiar with Dan, he's a pioneer of extreme skiing, starred in 13 Warren Miller films, and worked closely with Warren Miller Entertainment spanning from the late 80s to the early 2010s. This was a perfect time to talk to Dan because of a recent announcement that for the first time in 74 years, Warren Miller Entertainment will not be shooting a new film, and instead will be repurposing archival footage for their annual release. We get Dan's opinion on the current state of WME and some of the things that lead to where the company is at today. We also have some awesome back-and-forth about Dan's Boston routes, his epic career, and some of the wild experiences that have come along with it!

We are joined in studio by Madison Rose Ostergren who was in Boston with Warren Miller Entertainment premiering their 2022 movie, Daymaker. Madison is a pro skier out of Jackson Hole and has spent the last few seasons emerging onto the scene taking part in a number of badass film projects. Madison gives us some background on how being a ski racer from the midwest turned into landing a two page spread in a ski magazine and ultimately launched her professional ski career to where it's at today.

Connery Lundin is a California bred skier living in stunning Lake Tahoe. He's been fortunate to travel the world as a professional skier in pursuit of deep powder, big cliffs, and rich experiences. In 2015 he won the Freeskiing World Tour and has since transitioned his energy toward filming with Warren Miller Entertainment, Matchstick Productions and many more. You can find Connery on Instagram @c0nnery

This episode features an interview with Lori Rowell, Director of Marketing & Sales, Pats Peak, New Hampshire. We talk expanded terrain for skiing, snowboarding and tubing, the Pay One Price (POP) Pass, Sled Pub nachos, Snow White and the Seven Wells, and 58 years of one family ownership! As for ski news, catch-up with the latest ski area openings, Warren Miller Entertainment’s 71st ski film, “Future Retro” and re-purposing gondolas for dining in Telluride. Oh, and hear about the recent discovery of skiing in West Hartford, Connecticut. Good homegrown vibes throughout the pod!

On this episode of First Chair, PSIA-AASI Alpine Level III AJ Oliver provides a behind-the-scenes look into what it is like to star in the new Warren Miller Entertainment film, “Timeless.” The upcoming segment features Oliver alongside ski legend Glen Plake and PSIA-AASI National Team member Brenna Kelleher skiing steep powder in the Monashee Mountains in British Columbia, Canada. Watch AJ’s WME Athlete Profile: https://warrenmiller.com/athletes/aj-oliver Find tour dates and get tickets to “Timeless” on the WME site: https://warrenmiller.com/events Follow PSIA-AASI: • https://thesnowpros.org • https://facebook.com/thesnowpros • https://instagram.com/thesnowpros • https://twitter.com/thesnowpros

For a Father’s Day Special, host Amie Engerbretson sits down with her ski videographer and photographer dad, Jeff Engerbretson who has shot film and stills for Warren Miller Entertainment across the world. Listen as this father-daughter duo discuss everything from extreme skiing in the 1980’s, raising a female skier, hair braiding, ballet, taking risks, removing bedroom doors in times of trouble and that one time a premonition may have saved his life on Yangtze River.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PSIA Level III certified alpine instructor Francesca Pavillard-Cain shares her story about what it was like to shoot a helicopter and lift-assisted sequence in and around Portillo, Chile with Brennan Metzler. This fall, Francesca and Brennan will appear in Face of Winter, the 69th ski and snowboard film from Warren Miller Entertainment, presented by PSIA-AASI Official Supplier Volkswagen.

AASI Team member, Brennan Metzler, shares his story about what it was like to shoot a helicopter and lift-assisted sequence in and around Portillo, Chile with Level III Alpine instructor Francesca Pavillard-Cain. This fall, Brennan and Francesca will appear in Face of Winter, the 69th ski and snowboard film from Warren Miller Entertainment, presented by PSIA-AASI Official Supplier Volkswagen.

Warren Miller has done it again this year with possibly the most exciting ski film yet. Luckily our resident bum, Brian, was able to attend with the help of the team at Warren Miller Entertainment.

This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Bailey Pryor, the Founder and CEO of The Real McCoy rum. Bailey has worked in the film and television industry for over 28 years as a writer, producer and director. During his career, Bailey has been nominated for 10 Emmy® Awards, winning 6 awards. He has produced seven feature films and over 150 television programs for ABC, PBS, Outdoor Life Network, Versus, Fox Sports Net, ESPN, Discovery Channel, Spike TV, Animal Planet, Tennis Channel and Travel Channel. Bailey has previously held the positions of President & CEO of Telemark Films and President & CEO of Warren Miller Entertainment in Boulder, Colorado. Bailey is also the Founder and CEO of The Real McCoy rum, which is based on a film he produced for PBS, of the same name. The Real McCoy rum has won over 65 major spirits industry awards worldwide and is currently being distributed in 16 states in the US, as well as 11 countries in Europe. The Real McCoy is a dry style rum produced in Barbados.