About this episode
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 gear, we kind of missed the bigger topic of knowing how to use all that gear. So, I invited him back on the Snowcast to chat about the importance of education. We'll chat about medical knowledge and avalanche training. A mentor of mine always used to tell me that the best way to get invited on ski trips, expeditions, and a day out in the mountains was to be the best ski partner possible. This means showing up on time, ready to go, and with a solid skill set.
Major appreciation to SkiMo Co. for supporting the podcast this year. With warm temps in the forecacst, I recommend you stop by for a spring wax. The last thing you want is to get gloppy out there!
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