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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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…Man Stuart is annoying. His robot voice intros kill me. More substantively though, I think the problem with this podcast is that he fancies himself a serious journalist but asks a series of softball questions, and only occassionally will meekly offer up a faintly challenging question that he will not follow up on in any way or press people who don’t answer it. I get it, you gotta get the guests, but this podcast is entertainment not journalism.
Thank you for resolving the inbox notification issue during the pod recordings. I love this podcast and frequently sharing the episodes with various friends.
My one suggestion is to help your guests with their microphone set up. The episode with Stowe made it sound like he was standing in a tunnel. Glad that the host doesn’t gloss over the questions that need to asked.
For anyone interested in learning about the ski industry, this is the one podcast you should listen to. Amazing guests and insanely well researched content.
This podcast and blog is in a league of its own within the ski industry.
Keep on stroking the corporate skiing chode in your face.
…the interviewer gets out of the way, stops pushing Indy Pass and just lets these legends talk.
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A deep-dive show focused on the business of mountains, ski areas, and the communities that power them. Across episodes, listeners hear candid conversations with resort executives, operators, and industry journalists about infrastructure upgrades, ownership transitions, branding strategies, and long-term master plans. Topics frequently touch on lift modernization, snowmaking, guest experience, sustainability, and the evolving dynamics of season passes and multi-resort ecosystems. The show often blends technical operations detail with broader industry context, offering practical takeaways for operators and intriguing perspectives for enthusiasts. A notable strength is its willingness to feature a wide range of resorts—from iconic big-name pro... more
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