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Season 3, Episode 8: Be the Water, Not the Rock – Skylar Holgate For almost half his life, Skylar Holgate has logged 250-300 day seasons in the big...

Season 3, Episode 7 | Fancy Footwork – Ted Mahon On this episode of Next Level Skiing, I speak with Ted Mahon, one of Colorado’s most respected mo...

Season 3, Episode 6 | More Than Just Avy Skills – Erik Lambert Erik Lambert and partner Jeff Woodward founded Bluebird Backcountry in 2019 on a sn...

Season 3, Episode 5: Timing is Everything – Cody Townsend Big mountain super hero turned mountaineering master, Cody Townsend has piloted a career...

Season 3, Episode 4: Skiing and Healing – Wes Wylie Dr. Wes Wylie is the guy you want on your heliskiing crew. He’s a heliski guide at Alaska’s To...

Season 3, Episode 3: Entering the Backcountry - Doug Stenclik Doug Stenclik opened his Cripple Creek Backcountry shop in Carbondale in 2012 with a...

Season 3, Episode 2: Powder Skiing for Everyone – Roko I would argue that no one has taught more people to heliski powder than Robert Koell, aka R...

Season 3, Episode 1: The Godfather of Freeskiiing – Mike Douglas Few skiers have had such a lasting impact on their sport like Mike Douglas. From ...

Lindsay Andersen is a veteran guide at Canadian Mountain Holiday’s Bobbie Burns lodge. She's led hundreds of skiers through the steepest & deepest terrain.

Evan Reece co-founded Liftopia in 2005 in San Francisco, creating both a consumer platform for resorts to sell lift tickets, rentals and lessons.

On this podcast episode, we speak with Wendy Fisher, a former member of the U.S. Ski Team who got back into big mountain skiing later on in life.

On this week's episode, our guest is Kim Reichhelm. Kim is an NCAA All-American Ski Racer, who has help pioneer big mountain skiing.

Hilaree Nelson and her partner were the first people to climb and ski the fourth highest peak in the entire world, Lhotse. Listen to this adventure.

Listen as Jonathan shares Blister's commitment to honest ski reviews, why heavier skis work better, the future of ski boots, and the best skiing exercises.

Allen shares insights on how to convert regular meals into powder-slaying ski power and tips for sustaining that energy across several days.

Listen in Joel Gratz riffs on the good news and bad news behind long-range weather predictions, and the importance of wind in planning powder days.