Pro Files featuring Jason ‘ Bas’ Basarich

Bas could easily be considered one of the most core riders out there - he hd a pro model on Gnu snowboards almost 30 years ago - and still works at, and rides Mt. Baker multiple days each week. He also started a board company - sold exclusively in the Northwest, featuring local artists to give Baker lots the opportunity to get a high quality constructed board for a reasonable price. Anyway you cut it, Bas not only 'gets it' he has the experience and perspective to influence change - one baby step at a time.

Pro Files featuring Sangye Namdrol

Sangye Namdrol has led two different lives - the first was as a kids who grew up in Connectecut, who developed a reputation for being fearless in any kind of bike or snowboarding situation. Then he picked up Buddhism and you might say the rest is history, starting out at Boulder, Colorado’s Naropa University, after a few semesters, he made his way to Nepal and never looked back. We talk about the journey - in snowboarding and in pursuit of spiritual fulfillment. Sangye has a different perspective on life snowboarding and the grand scheme of things - something we find pretty refreshing here.

Pro Files featuring Mason Aguirre

Mason Aguirre was one of the most celebrated halfpipe riders in the world, he had X-Games and Dew Tour Medals, got 4th at the Olympics and even beat Shaun White. Consistent results  along with being an original member of the Frends crew along with Kevin Pearce, Scotty Lago, Kier Dillon, the Mitrani brothers and Danny Davis opened the door to big time deals with sponsors.  Then the double cork changed everything. Soon Mason found himself on the outside looking in. When the contracts dried up, the substance abuse began. This week we go deep with Mason - about his rise - his…

Real Talk • Pro-Files in Review • Episode 172

In today’s year in review we look back over our 35 interview episodes. We also broing in some clips featuring J2 and Stevie Alters, Lucas Debari, Bud Fawcett, Blue Montgomery, Jen Brill, Bjorn Leines, Fridge St and Gigi Ruf. We also do a little talking on the state of snowboarding, but mostly we talk about the interview episodes of The Snowboard Project.

Marc Morisset • a Pro Career was just the Beginning • episode 169

Marc Morisset had an incredible career as a professional athlete - movie parts, magazine covers and pro models. But that was just the start of his career in action sports. He went on to become the Canadian distributor for Forum Snowboards, Four Square and Special Blend, before starting his own Str/Ke Movement footwear brand.

Erik Leon • For Fun & Friends • Episode 167

Erik is an amazing rider - originally from Riverside, he cut his teeth on the Big Bear scene. Soon he was spending his summers at Hood and began riding for Airblaster and Arbor.  He has gone on to see the world - and considers Japan his favorite spot. With a pro model binding on Flux and upcoming signature gear from Arbor and Airblaster, Erik has arrived. 

Danny Larsen • Pro Rider, Pro Artist • Episode 163

Danny Larsen became an acclaimed snowboarder in the Pirate snowboard films - racking up a ton of memorable parts - as well as pro models with K2 and 32 - but what really set Danny apart from other riders is his art. Developed during his time as a pro, he has gone on to take his unique stippling style to galleries and shows around the world. You can check out his unique art at http://dannylarsen.no

Aaron Biitner • Riding and Beyond • Episode 161

Aaron Biitner has had a pretty amazing career He started on the slopes of Snowbird before moving to the streets and being rercognied for his determination and work ethic. Which led to video parts - many of them - and pro models - six with DC to be exact. After winding down his riding career, Aaron went on to be the marketoing guy for a brand named Skullcandy6. This is hi9s story, in his words.

Bjorn Leines• Part Two • The Super Pro • Episode159

Bjorn Leines is a super pro - from riding for HOT snowboards to the Forum 8, Rome Snowboards and most recently with Cardiff Snowcraft. He has done it all - from the streets to Alaska and all points in between. In this first of two parts, we cover Cardiff, trends in the sport, the Forum 8 and the characters behind it, as well as the challenges of starting his own glove brand Celtek. Bjorn is a true inspiration for those who seek a long term career in the sport.

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