
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.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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In 1992, Canadian pro Jon Boyer hired his friend Geoff McFetridge to create some unlike-all-the-other-shit graphics for his new pro-model snowboard on Barfoot. They were loud, expressive and created to hang on the snowboard shop wall.
In this episo... more
Once upon a time the colors were freaky, and tuck-knees and tweaks ruled the day. Going Off dives behind the scenes on an iconic 1990 photo of Jason Ford shot by Rod Walker—to learn from one of the masters what it took to be a snowboarder in the Bone... more
In the early 90s, 2 counties in Central Colorado became the unlikely breeding ground for a snowboarding style revolution. This is that story, so gather round the fire.
Armed with intel from tons of CO OGs, Jen and Tricia trace how the “new school” ... more
Was it the fat-stance fat-pants period? The era of the big film star? The wild pioneer days of the 70s and 80s? Join the snowboard history debate team as they dive into our sport’s primordial stew. The mission: to unearth which time in snowboarding l... more
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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 ❤️
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!!!
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
Gimme Gimme Gimme some more!!!
I’m sooo excited to hear these stories and get some education! Love your vibe on this teaser❣️
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This show collects oral histories from snowboarding's formative years, focusing on culture, design, and defining moments that shaped the sport. Recent episodes center on the boned-out era and iconic imagery, the rise of New School snowboarding in Colorado, and the sport's Olympic journey, along with innovations in bindings, boots, and graphics. Across episodes, listeners hear firsthand accounts from riders, photographers, and industry insiders, weaving personal memories with technical and aesthetic shifts that turned snowboarding into a globally influential culture. Notable strengths include deep archival storytelling, access to industry pioneers, and a sunny optimism about the sport's creative evolution. This podcast is likely to appeal to... more
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