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Going Off Snowboard History Podcast

Going Off
Snowboarding
Snowboard Bindings
Roadkill
Burton
Dave Seoane
Halfpipe
Bryan Iguchi
90s Snowboard Culture
Terje Haakonsen
Snowboard Fashion
High Backs
Tahoe
Skateboarding
Fall Line Films
Half Pipes
Craig Kelly
Sims Snowboards
Snowboard Graphics
Scott Clum
Trevor Graves

As the early days of snowboarding begin to slide into the long past, Going Off documents its oral history. We trace back what made it so strange and explosive, why it changed all those lives and still bonds people for life. From the history of snowboard fashion to how halfpipes were born, from the birth of jibbing to pivotal movies, music and magazines, each episode drops in on a new topic.

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Ross Powers
Two-time Olympic medalist and halfpipe legend
Episode: Snowboarding’s Olympic Origin Story: Part 1
Chris Doyle
Burton OG Binding and Boot Engineer, now electric airplane builder
Burton
Episode: The Wild History of the Modern Snowboard Binding
Russell Winfield
Legendary pro snowboarder and creative director
Episode: The Wild History of the Modern Snowboard Binding
Brad Steward
Snowboard pioneer entrepreneur
Sims Snowboards
Episode: The Snowboard Graphics Revolution: ’85 – 2005
Barrett Christy
Legendary pro snowboarder
Sims Snowboards
Episode: The Snowboard Graphics Revolution: ’85 – 2005
Shannon Dunn
Legendary pro snowboarder
Sims Snowboards
Episode: The Snowboard Graphics Revolution: ’85 – 2005
Lance Violetta
Artist and creative director for Burton boards
Burton
Episode: The Snowboard Graphics Revolution: ’85 – 2005
Corey Smith
Capita collaborator and founder of Spring Break Snowboards
Capita Snowboards
Episode: The Snowboard Graphics Revolution: ’85 – 2005
Todd Richards
Legendary snowboarder and commentator
NBC
Episode: The Birth, Glory & Decline of Halfpipe Snowboarding

Hosts

Tricia Burns
One of the hosts, sharing her passion for snowboarding and storytelling about its culture.
Jennifer Shurowsky
Your other host, who brings insights and experiences that connect the past with the present in snowboarding.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • RTD Eldora Bus

    Love hearing you both riff on all these topics. Keep it rolling! The days of Aggression, leash enforcement, jigsaw tip tails and snowboard culture identity crisis seem so long ago but also so fresh. PS Brothers Boards forever ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EldoraRTD
    United States2 months ago
  • The pulse of the era.

    Wow you two, that so delivered the industry and era truths. Growing up in Southern VT from '74 - '92 and skiing/riding Bromley from day 1, the pulse of snowboarding was beyond infectious and strong. Then UVM '92-'96 for an Art degree as Burton relocated North to Burlington. This podcast captured all the feels of an unforgettable time when change was a constant every year, be it graphics and board design. This episode crushed. 10 out of 10!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BromleyTeo
    United States3 months ago
  • Gone off

    I grew up skateboarding in the late 80’s/early 90’s in Florida so snowboarding has been a blind spot for me. Love hearing how skateboarding and snowboarding seem to be following a similar direction and ideas on how to improve the sport and art of snowboarding. Hosts are great and have a great rapport and that makes the interviews great as well. Great great great

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mogdoy
    United States3 months ago
  • Gimme some more

    Gimme Gimme Gimme some more!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    E Bee Baby
    United States3 months ago
  • Love this!

    I’m sooo excited to hear these stories and get some education! Love your vibe on this teaser❣️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ssssssssssuck
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions that provide insights into snowboarding culture over the decades.
Many comments reflect a desire for more episodes and a deep interest in the subject matter.
Audience members find the content nostalgic and relevant, often reflecting on the emotions and experiences tied to their own snowboarding journeys.
The hosts are praised for their knowledgeable storytelling and connection to the history of snowboarding.

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What “Roadkill” Says About Snowboarding In 1993
Q: Did you have a sense, were you like, these guys are going to be fucking huge or was it just day-to-day? This is every day?
It was just the day-to-day, we didn't even know Snowboarding was going to be what it is now.
What “Roadkill” Says About Snowboarding In 1993
Q: So we'd love to just start by talking about Roadkill and what are your first memories of it?
The first time I ever really picked up a camera was in Valle Navada, Chile although I started filming because my friends told me to.
What was it like to be a snowboarder in 1985?
Q: What was on your playlist during the ride?
We had The Clash and the Sex Pistols along with some Pennsylvania hardcore bands.
The Birth, Glory & Decline of Halfpipe Snowboarding
Q: What does Halfpipe mean to snowboarding or how does it, how do you think of it in terms of its place in the origin story of snowboarding?
The halfpipe was a cultural melting pot for snowboarders, allowing them to engage closely with the sport and define its community.

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Exploring the vibrant history and culture surrounding snowboarding, this podcast captures personal stories and industry insights that encapsulate the evolution of the sport. Episodes focus on significant moments in snowboarding history, from the early DIY days and the cultural impact of skateboarding to the development of equipment like snowboard bindings and graphics. With an emphasis on unique narratives, the hosts guide listeners through topics such as iconic films and influential athletes, fostering a sense of nostalgia while also looking at how these developments shaped modern snowboarding as a multifaceted lifestyle rather than just a competitive sport.

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Recent guests on Going Off Snowboard History Podcast include:

1. Ross Powers
2. Chris Doyle
3. Russell Winfield
4. Brad Steward
5. Barrett Christy
6. Shannon Dunn
7. Lance Violetta
8. Corey Smith

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