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Lance and Mike document their opening day 2018 at Crystal Mountain, Washington. Primal adrenaline noises. New friends. Beer. And Mike’s safe driving. Join the fun of Day 1.
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Our first semi-live episode. From the gymnasium at Gig Harbor High School. Supporting the annual ski swap, organized by the fantastic leadership of Jacob Spadoni, in support of GHHS Wrestling.
Lots of interviews. And lots of anticipation for the First Day!
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Our first mic’d interview. Featuring Andrew Reid. Andrew and two others went summer skiing at Oregon’s Mt. Hood. This episode is about their great first day of summer skiing. Make that summer BOARDING at Mt. Hood’s Timberline Lodge. Everybody should Summer Ski (as opposed to late skiing spring skiing). We think Andrew will be inspired to make his boarding love a year round lifestyle. If he does – we can’t wait to interview him from the Southern Hemisphere next year!
And – Todd (Todd with two “d”‘s). Our favorite boot-fitting story. It might go back 25 years. But it will live eternally. Love you, Todd!
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We have dozens of years of observing resort employees, seasonal help, restaurant and hospitality servers, and retail workers. Maybe this discussion will help you decide what kind of work to pursue in the soon-to-occur hiring fairs? It’s hardly a how-to episode. All vision.
Then Lance shares a family wound to his self-worth. Support him by listening to his childhood commute to the mountain.
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It’s already next season! It’s time to decide if you’re a good fit for a pre-season discount on a season pass. We review the multi-mountain passes that have intrigued us to the point of purchase. And we compare these mega-passes to scoring a deal at your local hill.
Our parent company, Runaway Dumpster, LLC, has a little explaining to do. You may not have known it, but Runaway Dumpster is skiing verbiage. We’ll explain. And Mike will humbly accept full credit.
Every episode includes something helpful, something entertaining, and maybe some other stuff – blurbs, silly memory, sentimental call in, apres/drunken tale, or you-should-have-been-here-yesterday reminiscence.