A discussion with Phil about his productive 2021 season coming back from his late 2019 knee injury
ROXY hosted the first snow-based installment of "Make Waves, Move Mountains" camp, and has much to offer for the growth of the action sports community.
ABM is the national broadcast announcer for the 2022 Olympic Big Air and Slopestyle events in Canada on CBC. Find out how he got the gig and lots more about what's happening in his life and skiing.
The Olympics is a pretty divisive issue in freeskiing, but do the people who actually ski in the event actually think about them?
Some of the biggest names in skiing give their two cents here...
Heavy Hitters on last week's show. Always feel blessed to talked to the best in the business EVERY WEEK.
Also, Caroline Claire is low key rad as F. Wasn't expecting some of the stuff she talks about, especially when we hit on sponsors.
Michelle is always on 100%. Such a genuine human being.
Nick was on FIRE in the middle here.
To many people, Matej Svancer won the Big Air at X Games 2022. The, newly confirmed Olympian and Austrian schoolboy, explains what actually happened last weekend. We spoke while he was driving across Austria from his hometown of Kaprun to Salzburg, to get a COVID test in preparation for Beijing 2022, so we had time to cover a few more things, you might be surprised to hear what his plans are after he graduates school...
Daniel Loosli (@Doosli) has recently found himself in the thick of the freeskiing scene. He is also a talented photographer, so much so that he’s had multiple covers with the late Powder magazine and his own exhibitions. I got the chance to go the rounds with the 32-year old from Zurich, Switzerland to look into his life and how skiing and photography intersect.
In an unorthodox journey for sure, Cody bikes from his hometown of Telluride CO to find fresh turns in southern UT.
After Gus Kenworthy opened up about his past, in both his skiing and personal lives, part 2 talks about his present and future, but not before he sets a few things straight about his Olympic past and why he made the switch to represent Great Britain at Beijing 2022. After his final X Games appearance, last weekend, will the Olympics be his last contest?
Last season, Paradise Athlete Paul Fotter tore his ACL and meniscus while skiing in a remote backcountry area. He and his partners had to manage a self-rescue. Here's how Paul and his team built an emergency sled using skis and gear typically carried in a backcountry backpack.
David Wise & I talk the upcoming Olympic Games, what qualifying this time around means to him, and why it's the hardest games he's ever competed in. We also touch on his love for hunting, his mental coaching, and he even gives us a few tips.
Todd Heath talks about the return of Bomb Snow Magazine, which is in my opinion, one of the pound for pound best. I talk about my own mental health struggles a bit here, and Todd discusses being positive through everything, even through a personal trauma unlike any other. I love this dude.
Lastly, one of the funniest people I've chatted with, Freedle Coty, joins the pod. We talk through old ski movies, some of his favorite Level 1 bits, why Pow Surfing is getting so much play right now, and obviously the Nothing Franchise.
Enjoy, this is one of the best 3fers we've ever put out.
The first half of a two-part interview with OG NS member, Gus Kenworthy. this week he talks about his ski heroes growing up, what NS was like back in the day and what it was like being the first action sports athlete to come out.
Tatum is here to talk about her award winning film, "Passage" , which tells the story of her family's skiing roots in the Rockies. She tells us about coping with a severe concussion received while filming and the alternative medicine techniques that lead her recovery. Outside of skiing, one of Tatum's passions is fishing. She regales us with a couple fish stories from a trip to Mexico, casting for Marlin in deep water and her dream come true, reeling in a Rooster Fish at the edge of the water.
Gavin talks West Coast Sessions, inspirations, and much more.
With freeskiing about to make its 3rd Olympic appearance next month, NS catches up with a few of the skiers heading to Beijing.
After first-placed finishes at X Games and the World Championships last winter, and World Cup victory this one, Nico Porteous tells us what clicked for him and how his whole way of thinking has made him a happier and better skier.
LJ Strenio, pro skier. Nix that, LJ Strenio, data scientist. One of Newschoolers’ own, and one of Newschoolers’ favorites is moving on from urban rails and trips in the TC van to crunching code and teaching machines to take over the world.
Filming tips from Owen Dahlberg, Laura Obermeyer, Gavin Rudy, and Andrew Mildenberger.
Andy and I talk about inclusion in skiing and what that actually means in depth. I had no clue he was such a history buff.
Rian Zetzer is making a name for herself one huge backflip at a time. We talk about her history in moguls, having a horse falling on her, her biggest influences and her new life becoming a full-time pro skier and her plans for a skijoring video because she still loves those horses.
Parking Costain is quietly making a name for himself. Get to know this ripper on the LPP
