
This is a weekly podcast released in time for the weekend commute to your favorite Wasatch skin tracks. It is a place for information sharing about current backcountry observations and discussing hot topics with our backcountry ski and splitboard community.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelWildernessSportsSociety & Culture | |||

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I’ve been talking with my friend Zack throughout this Winter about what I might be missing on the podcast. He’s done a few episodes with me about preparedness in the mountains and we realized that last year, when we did an episode on gea... more
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This might not be the episode you want to hear, but I think it's the episode that some people might need to hear. Sometimes, you don't need to go backcountry skiing. It's ok to take a break. It's ok to sleep in, go to the resort, or go l... more
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Happy Valentine's Day to the Wasatch! On today's episode, I'll interview Derek Cragun, a mental health therapist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and avid backcountry skier about one of the more interesting topics I've covered on the Sa... more
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Jack Stauss is back on the Salt Lake Snowcast today to talk about all things transportation related to Little and Big Cottonwood Canyons. There have been some pretty huge updates since the last time we covered this topic and I hope peopl... more
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Recently, two episodes have discussed various frustrations with entities like USFS, Snowbird, Alta, UDOT, and aspects of Utah politics. While these points may have some validity, it’s important to remember we’re hearing only one perspective.
In my experience, a segment of the backcountry ski community, perhaps around 25%, seems to hold very firm and idealistic views about the sport and the backcountry. They appear to act as informal gatekeepers, often expecting others to strictly adhere to thei... more
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Focused on the backcountry skiing and snowboarding community, this podcast offers weekly insights and discussions about conditions, safety, and culture in the Wasatch range. Listeners can expect conversations about critical topics such as avalanche safety, backcountry etiquette, and personal experiences from skilled guides and educators, making it a valuable resource for both seasoned athletes and newcomers looking to deepen their understanding of the sport. Unique perspectives on community dynamics and evolving educational practices are also explored, creating an engaging platform for thought-provoking dialogue.
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Recent guests on Salt Lake Snowcast include:
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