Podcast by Caleb Merrill
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
In this installment of The Avalanche Hour Podcast; Wes Gregg sits down for a conversation with Australian Ski Guide, Forecaster and Educator, Kyle Boys from Mountain Safety Collective (MSC). MSC is a not for profit in Australia that provides daily ba... more
In this episode, we chat with long time industry professional Colin Zacharias. Colin has spent over 40 years working in the snow, avalanche, guiding, consulting, and education realms. Throughout our interview, Colin talks about some of the trends tha... more
EPISODE 8.26 On today’s episode join us as Ellen Bradley and Jossline Jackson share their personal and poignant connections to their indigenous roots through skiing and science, guided by mentor and educator Mike Janes. We delve into the importance o... more
In this episode our European contributors, Matthias Walcher and Christoph Mitterer from @ÖGSL, interview Snow Scientists, and current intern at @ÖGSL; Manuel Genswein. Manuel is a one-of-a-kind individual and no stranger to the avalanche industry. As... more
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Caleb and the crew do a great job keeping on my toes as a career avalanche professional. Thank you all for putting in the work. We are all lucky to have this production.
As someone just starting a career as an avalanche professional this my fave podcast. It’s highly educational from emotional well being, self-care, technical know how and best of all its entertaining. If you’re not in the mountains, listening to this podcast in the next best thing.
As someone just beginning their time in the backcountry I appreciate all the informative and insightful conversations shared on this podcast. I look forward to the release of a new episode every week.
This podcast has connected me to the snow science industry on a level that goes beyond reading incident reports and recreational courses. It’s easy for recreational users to get complacent. This podcast got me plugged into ISSW, industry professionals, and what challenges different forecast centers are facing. From complex terrain choices to regularly checking the integrity of equipment, I take a little bit of each episode into the mountains with me. Thank you Caleb and the crew behind this podc... more
Enjoyable, informative, thought provoking, inspiring. Most importantly, Caleb and the crew discuss topics that should always be fresh on your mind when exploring BC terrain. Cheers
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