Josh Sullivan

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

The snowboard community will honor Alex Pashley on April 20, 2025, with Laps 4 Pash. Riders can gather at Grand Targhee Resort at 2 p.m. to take some laps together. Those in other zones can gather locally to ride in his honor. The event has been organized by Uno Mas Forever, a project dedicated to preserving the memory of the beloved Pash. “For Pashley’s Idaho/Wyoming community,” Austin Smith said in an Instagram post.

1 week ago | strokecast.com | Josh Sullivan

Starting a podcast is exciting, no doubt. You’ve got something to say, and there’s a world out there ready to listen. But turning a cool idea into a high-quality, widely-heard show? That takes a little more than plugging in a mic and hitting “record.”As someone who’s seen firsthand how small changes can lead to big podcasting wins, I’ve pulled together a practical list of tools, habits, and strategies that’ll level up both the sound of your show and the size of your audience.

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

Who among us hasn't gotten so drunk that we've passed out on the trail at a resort? (This is a joke, of course). One snowboarder at Keystone Resort in Colorado is now officially a member of that club, though. Ski patrol him found off of an embankment, and he was so intoxicated he couldn't get back onto the main trail of his own volition, according to an account published in the Summit County Sheriff's Office's Justice Files.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Josh Sullivan

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood, especially if that neighborhood is in Alaska. Alyeska Resort, which is located roughly 42 miles outside of Anchorage, has surpassed the 700” mark for season snowfall total. As of April 15, 2025 the summit has 197” of snow, while the middle has 101” and the base has 8”. “Bluebird days, buttery groomers, and hidden powder pockets – this is what spring skiing dreams are made of,” the snow report says.

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

One ski area that straddles the Montana-Idaho border is giving visitors a chance to ride for the price of some pocket change. Lookout Pass is offering 90-cent lift tickets in honor of its 90th season. That’s nine dimes, 18 nickels, 90 pennies, or any combination of the three, for those of you unfamiliar with using physical currency. The day will help celebrate the end of the season.