Go Snowboarding! with Jeff Pensiero, Mike Arzt and Mike Basich

The Snowboard Project

What does Go Snowboarding! mean? In our first episode we follow along as Mark and Dustin ask themselves what it really means "to go snowboarding" and along the way way they end up convincing Jeff Pensiero and Mike Arzt to join them as co hosts for an exciting new winter exploring the do it yourself spirit that exists across all of snowboarding. Jake Aaronson (@east.bumfucc) has a phone call with Mark about rope tows which ends up helping to inspire this new podcast. Mike Chantry recounts snowboarding in 1965 and working with Tom Sims to bring freestyle to snowboarding in the 1980s - and how Craig Kelly was always too tech, On the search for more answers on what it means to "Go Snowboarding" they turn to Jeff Pensiero and Mike Arzt. Jeff founded the Baldface Lodge, a backcountry mecca for snowboarders in B.C. Mike used to work for Burton and Airwalk before founding his own creative agency and fabrication studio in Denver with his partner Frank. Soon after hearing their histories and asking what going snowboarding means to them Mark and Dustin realize they are the perfect mentors for a new generation of DIY snowboarders. Starring: Mike Arzt Jeff Pensiero Mike Chantry Jake Aaronson Mark Sullivan Dustin H James Mike Basich Did you like hearing the stories from Pensiero, Arzt, and Chantry? Then check out their full episodes at www.plnk.to/thesnowboardproject This episode is sponsored by companies that love snowboarding:

Cardiff Snowcraft

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Coupon Code: “THESNOWBOARDPROJECT15” {15% off at their website)

Tow Pro Lifts

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United Shapes

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Go Snowboarding! is produced by:

Mark Sullivan

Dustin H. James

Business Development:

Dustin H James

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