The weird, the wild, and the wonderful from Newschoolers' instagram in 2020.
EDollo himself dropped in to Newschoolers' Ski Gabber to answer questions from our members, here's what he had to say.
A day late but not a buck short. Plenty of guys and gals killing it on the slopes this week. Voting for the trick of the year has begun as well
Discussion with pro skier, X Games gold medalist and style master Vincent Gagnier
Week 2 of December is DONE, Make sure you didn't miss all that went down.
Some of the crew from "Made Back East" joined me on the podcast to chat about the film. Here is the link to the film if you're interested. https://vimeo.com/483936826
Uhh, hello? Based department? It's finally December.
This is all stuff overheard in a shop, chairlift or on the trail... What's missing?
Nick McNutt came on the podcast last week. Nick got caught in an slide that took him out and buried him 5 feet under the surface. He got extremely lucky and was found by a probe strike by one of his riding partners. One of the main points of conversation following that event has been the failure of his Pieps Avalanche Transceiver. Listen in as Nick describes that issue, the accident, and more.
Bringing November to a close, I'd say we went out with a bang...
Laurent DeMartin's 'From Switzerland With Love' drops tomorrow, having won jury's pick at IF3. Here's why.
We want to show our appreciation by holding a giveaway for industry workers.
We're back for part 2! Heres some of the biggest pieces you may have missed.
Skimanguy swerves into the forums to answer questions from NS members.
VIDEO PART NATE SHREDZ NEXT NOVEMBER
Ahmet is one of the most interesting guys in the game, never one to shy away from speaking his mind and he has some of the wildest stories... enjoy.
Hi Everyone! Today we have Simon Dumont on the show.
Listen to us talk about his time off, where he's at now, and what's next. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e116-simon-dumont-simondumont/id1336279499?i=1000494585901
With the sheer volume of season edits put out over the course of a spring, summer, and fall, some can get lost in the shuffle. Here are some sick season long cut highlights from a winter cut short.
Tom Wallisch dropped in to the NS forums to answer a range of questions from our members. Here are his words of internet wisdom.
