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How to Ski It

How to Ski It

How to Ski it 38 Episodes Jun 19, 2026

A podcast dedicated to discussing all things skiing. It covers iconic ski destinations, gear recommendations, reviews of best and worst mountains, and more. Each episode takes listeners on an adventurous journey through the world of skiing.

Episodes

38 - Back by Unpopular Demand
38 - Back by Unpopular Demand Jun 19, 2026 1378 The ski season is way over, and it was a rough one. In this episode, the crew breaks down a historically weird Colorado winter defined by mid-season mud, 70-degree days in January, and a major drought that left the Rocky Mountains missing out while the East Coast and Michigan got absolutely buried. We dive into the stress of Mega Pass price hikes vs. climate unpredictability, debate the financial
37 - Let's Get Skwirkin'
37 - Let's Get Skwirkin' Jan 15, 2026 2387 In Episode 37, the crew gets straight to the point about the "snow drought (snought)" currently gripping the West. With temperatures hitting a staggering 66°F in Boulder and 43°F at Eldora, the mountains are seeing more melting than accumulating in what should be the heart of winter.The hosts dive into the grim statistics: Front Range snowfall is sitting at less than 8 inches (well below
36 - 365 Degrees of Skiing: Gadgets, G-Force, and Grounded Patrols
36 - 365 Degrees of Skiing: Gadgets, G-Force, and Grounded Patrols Jan 9, 2026 2604 In Episode 36, the crew finally hits the slopes after a long dry spell, heading to Eldora to test out the latest in ski tech and assess the mid-January conditions. While the resort claims a 28-inch base, the team provides a "hot take" on what the coverage actually looks like on the ground.This week on the podcast:The Carv Review: Ryan breaks down his first day using Carv digital ski coac
35 - The Telluride Strike & The Great Base Debate
35 - The Telluride Strike & The Great Base Debate Dec 29, 2025 3098 In this episode of How to Ski, the team tackles the "lies and tall tales" of early-season snow reporting. With Colorado experiencing historically low snowfall in some watersheds, the hosts dive into why resort-reported "bases" don't always match the reality on the ground. They share firsthand reports from recent days at Vail and Eldora, discussing everything from "war
34 - Concerned, Not Panicked
34 - Concerned, Not Panicked Dec 22, 2025 2646 We told everyone not to panic about the snow a few weeks ago.We may have been wrong.In this episode of How to Ski It, the crew assesses the early-season reality: thin coverage, closed terrain, and the very real question of whether you should pack skis, a mountain bike, or both. They talk Aspen, Taos, bump runs that never end, legendary instructors, and the fine line between “it’ll be fine” and “th
33 - Lift Lines, New Skis, and Zero Chill
33 - Lift Lines, New Skis, and Zero Chill Dec 8, 2025 3049 Colorado finally got snow–so naturally everyone lost their minds. In this episode, the crew breaks down the first real winter weekend: Aspen’s 45-minute gondola line, Eldora’s epidemic of straight-liners, and I-70’s biannual reminder that semi-trucks apparently come with “optional” chains.Marcus is testing new boots that are suspiciously comfortable, Dave accidentally bought park skis that don’t f
32 - I Wish I Was Skiing
32 - I Wish I Was Skiing Dec 1, 2025 2882 Colorado is off to one of its driest ski seasons in decades, and we're feeling it. With almost no snow on the ground and a meaningful start that’s the latest any of us can remember, we break down what’s happening across the Rockies: ski areas delaying openings, early-season conditions that are more “mountain bike chic” than “powder day,” and what history (hello, 2021) can actually tell us abo
31 - Another Season Down the Mountain
31 - Another Season Down the Mountain Jun 17, 2025 3190 After a hiatus since March, the How To Ski It crew is back to wrap up the 2024 season and ease into off-season survival. We compare ski day totals (some better than others), share stories from sketchy spring runs, talk ACL rehab and gear that might prevent the next one, and dive into real industry talk—from lift safety legislation in Colorado to Vail Resorts bringing back Rob Katz. Plus: what do y
30 - The Spring Ski Incident
30 - The Spring Ski Incident Mar 7, 2025 2704 Join us as we discuss injuries, epic ski days, and the latest ski gear. We'll dive into the pros and cons of different ski passes, share tips on how to stay safe on the slopes, and give advice on upgrading your ski gear. Whether you're a seasoned skier or just starting out, this episode has everything you need.Can't get enough of How to Ski It? Follow us on social media!Website &amp
29 - Mel Loves Big Dumps
29 - Mel Loves Big Dumps Feb 18, 2025 3663 Come dive into the highs and lows of skiing life, and in this episode, we cover everything from wild wipeouts to epic powder days. We catch up on everything from getting clipped by an out-of-control snowboarder, the chaotic traffic on I-70 and highlighting some of the best ski days of the season. Whether you’re into deep snow, ski karma, or just want to hear some good mountain stories, this episod
28 - Chairlifts and Helicopters
28 - Chairlifts and Helicopters Jan 27, 2025 3431 Join us as we recount our ski adventures, from local slopes to the X Games in Aspen. We discuss snow conditions, favorite runs, and the evolution of extreme sports, including those mind-boggling helicopter tricks. We also dive into a controversial "Top 10" ski resort list and offer some travel tips for those looking to experience the Roaring Fork Valley. Plus, we share some funny mishaps
27 - Dylan Rides The Meat Sled
27 - Dylan Rides The Meat Sled Jan 21, 2025 3211 This episode of How to Ski It is packed with highs, lows, and plenty of laughs. The team starts with exciting news about Lindsey Vonn's impressive performance in the Super-G and celebrates Laura Gut-Behrami's historic win at Saint Anton. But things take a turn as Dylan recounts a crash causing an ACL tear during a ski trip at Winter Park, complete with a ride in the “meat sled” and a mem

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