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The Powell Movement

Mike Powell
Skiing
Snowboarding
Olympics
Mental Health
Grief
Jackson Hole
Mountain Biking
Alaska
Skateboarding
Outdoor Research
Cancer
Avalanche Safety
X Games
Photography
Climate Change
Teton Gravity Research
Red Bull
Best Day Brewing
Matchstick Productions
Natural Selection

The Powell Movement is the podcast that pushes the envelope and is designed to be the go-to show for sports enthusiasts who want to know what it takes to achieve success.

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes495Founded10 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Eric Pollard has had a bigger impact than almost anyone in skiing over the last 25 years. From being one of the pioneering switch and rail riders of the late 90's, to his mind-blowing ski designs, to his 20 years of video parts, to his award-winning ... more

Lisa Hudson was a professional beach volleyball player and champion for women's volleyball before she started blazing a trail for women in action sports. Starting with the gravy days of Airwalk in the early 90's, Lisa has always been a proven people ... more

Glen Plake is the most legendary, the most known skier of our time—maybe of all time—and I've interviewed him more than anyone. But this podcast series couldn't end without a final Plake episode, and this one was timed perfectly, the day after Freeri... more

Elan Skis is a longtime sponsor, and they have been telling me for years that I would be visiting their factory in Slovenia to see their incredible ski process, factory, and culture. While I was flattered that they would even suggest bringing me out,... more

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Recent Guests

Lisa Hudson
Action sports pioneer and former athlete and executive
Airwalk; Swag; Prom; Twist; video games; Boarding for Breast Cancer
Episode: TPM Episode 494: Lisa Hudson, Action Sports Visionary
Glen Plake
Legendary skier; athlete and cultural figure in freestyle and mountain sports
Independent athlete; brand collaborations mentioned in episode
Episode: TPM Episode 493: Glen Plake Grand Finale
Ziga Strychovic
Elan product manager for the ripstick/related collection
Elan
Episode: TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Avery Pesce
VP of Merchandising
Boston Ski and Tennis
Episode: TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Dan Kay
Ski buyer for Kristy Sports
Kristy Sports
Episode: TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Roy Ostendorf
President and CEO of Sea and Ski
Sea and Ski
Episode: TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Rob McCutcheon
VP of Sales, Elan USA
Elan USA
Episode: TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Alexi Godbout
Skier and filmmaker, Canadian, frequent collaborator with The Blank Collective
The Blank Collective
Episode: TPM Episode 491: Best of Inappropriate Questions, Final Round
Roy Tuscany
Ski industry figure who posed questions via Mike Hucker setup
Episode: TPM Episode 491: Best of Inappropriate Questions, Final Round

Host

Mike Powell
Host of a long-running action-sports interview show known for thorough research, candid questioning, and deep industry conversations.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • One of the best ski and outdoor podcasts

    As good as ski and outdoor interview-style podcasts get! Mike Powell does his research and isn’t afraid to ask deeper questions. I’m entertained and learn something new about every guest he speaks to. Mike, take a break when the time is right for you, and keep up the great work until then

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nordyyyy
    United States6 months ago
  • Best podcast

    Mike you have the best podcast in action sports. The time you take to research each guest is amazing. This podcast has great flow and is easy to listen to. Keep up the good work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rocky Mountain Garlic
    United States7 months ago
  • Davenport

    Great podcast with Chris Davenport. Loved the conversation between two humble guys. I appreciate all you do for the ski community, Mike.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fogcityshredder
    United States8 months ago
  • Class Act.

    Also- would like to plug/shoutout Mike’s “other” job with Die Cut Stickers; he absolutely nailed an order I placed recently. Super prompt, helpful, stoked, and on top of it. A class act.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    timbenson1
    United Statesa year ago
  • Live Like Klaus!

    Great episode with Klaus, so awesome you share these great individuals with the rest of the world!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    food provider
    United Statesa year ago

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Guests and topics are consistently engaging and informative for outdoor industry professionals.
Audiences appreciate the authentic, research-backed approach and candid discussion of money and sponsorships.
Listeners praise the host's thorough prep and deep questions that pull out meaningful insights.
Consistently high-quality interviews with legendary figures in snow sports and outdoor brands.
The show blends entertainment with practical business takeaways, making it useful for sponsors and guests alike.

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TPM Episode 494: Lisa Hudson, Action Sports Visionary
Q: What was it like balancing the early days of promoting women in sport with the realities of a male-dominated industry?
It involved pushing for equal prize money, more representation in magazines and media, and constantly proving that content featuring women could drive engagement and sales. It required being strategic, persistent, and collaborative to change budgets and perceptions.
TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Q: What is the standout highlight of the factory tour?
The standout is witnessing hand-built skis on the factory floor, the scale of automation and precision, and the absence of a messy wet layup, which signifies efficiency, sustainability, and a high level of craftsmanship.
TPM Episode 492: Elan Factory Tour and Trip
Q: What makes Elan different than everybody else in the ski industry?
Ziga and the host discuss Elan's in-house control of production, local material sourcing, and integrated wood-core and manufacturing processes, highlighting streamlined workflows, reduced waste, and strong retailer partnerships as key differentiators.
TPM Episode 491: Best of Inappropriate Questions, Final Round
Q: What was your best 'I pooped my pants' story as a paraplegic?
A humorous recounting of an episode involving a family setting where incontinent incident occurred, followed by a messy cleanup and an awkward social moment that underscored resilience and humor in adversity.
TPM Episode 491: Best of Inappropriate Questions, Final Round
Q: What is the dumbest thing you've ever done for money when you were kid ski racing?
The guest explains two incidents, including a misadventure at the Hi-Five Festival in Annecy and a bathroom-avoidance moment on a walk home, with humorous details about consequences and the impracticality of getting away with it.

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A candid, deep-dive interview show focusing on action sports, skiing, branding, and entrepreneurship. Episodes consistently explore career journeys, brand-building, sponsorship dynamics, and the evolving business of outdoor culture, often peppered with high-energy anecdotes and tough questions. Noteworthy are the long-form conversations with athletes, founders, and industry leaders who illuminate how grit, strategy, and community drive success in niche markets. The format tends to blend personal storytelling with practical insights on money, partnerships, and industry shifts, making it valuable for listeners who want concrete takeaways for careers, brands, and ventures in action sports.

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Recent guests on The Powell Movement include:

1. Lisa Hudson
2. Glen Plake
3. Ziga Strychovic
4. Avery Pesce
5. Dan Kay
6. Roy Ostendorf
7. Rob McCutcheon
8. Alexi Godbout

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