All time legend Jamie Lynn tells the story of his first time snowboarding and the very first board he bought. Recorded at the Langley penta-track. Enjoy!Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

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Side Hits Episode 4 Jamie Lynn

Marie France Roy is a professional snowboarder who many professional snowboarders look up to. Her style and attitude are a wonderful representation of what can be done in the realm of professional athletes. I reached Marie France at her cob home on Vancouver Island.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Marie France Roy

Robin Van Gyn is a back country legend who&apos;s been filming in the Whistler back country and around the world. Her video parts are numerous and have won her the coveted Transworld video part of the year award. And Robin just won the Natural Selection tour finale in Tordrillo Alaska, so sick. I caught Robin in quarantine in Pemberton as she settled in to regroup after a crazy winter season.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Robin Van Gyn

Hana Beaman joins the show this week for a conversation about her life in snowboarding including competing in this year&apos;s Natural Selection tour stops in Jackson Hole and Alaska. Hana embodies what it means to be a snowboarder which is why she&apos;s accomplished so much in her 20 year professional snowboarding career.  She has won the US open slopestyle 3 times and has several x-games medals in slopestyle as well. Plus, she&apos;s been pushing the progression of back country snowboarding since 2003 when she bought her first snowmobile after learning the ropes from Travis Rice.  Hana Beaman has been riding for Vans snowboarding boots for 20 years! So rad.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Hana Beaman

Etienne Gilbert was a professional snowboarder with unmatched style. He grew up in Quebec and eventually moved to Whistler where his pro career on Nitro also included filming with Alterna, Sandbox, and Mack Dawg. Etienne&apos;s taste for style helped inform the Deja Vu crew making him one of the most influential snowboarders of his era. Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Etienne Gilbert

Craig Kelly was born on April 1st. In this very special bonus episode film maker Jacques Russo talks about filming with Craig.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Elmer Featuring Jacques Russo

Wes Makepeace is the kind of snowboarder that stokes me out on doing this podcast. He&apos;s a legendary pro snowboarder who rides mostly at Whistler and Mt. Baker but he&apos;s also got a gap at Mt Seymour named after him. He had pro models with Aggression and Lamar. He&apos;s won at the Mount Baker Legendary Banked Slalom. And he&apos;s an accomplished singer song writer. Stoked to have him on the show.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Wes Makepeace

Jay Balmer is an important snowboarder in the early Canadian snowboarding community. Have a listen to a little bit of his story and important memories from his life in snowboarding. Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Jay Balmer

Trevor Graves was a snowboard photographer who shot with the greats. His career was kicked into high gear when he moved from Syracuse to Oregon in the late 80&apos;s. Trevor shot some of the most iconic images of guys like Craig, Terje, Brushie, and so many other snowboarders... Stoked to have him on the show!!Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Trevor Graves

Patrick McCarthy has to be the most stoked snowboarder I've ever interviewed. At 41 he still shreds at a professional level despite taking a position as team manager for 686. His ten year pro career includes magazine and video credits with a the majors. This year he's on a permanent staycation at Mt. Baker. I caught up with him in his home office a few days ago.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Patrick McCarthy

Tucker Fransen is an OG Tahoe Snowboarding Legend. He grew up in the Grass Valley home of the Grasser. Tucker rode for Sims and then left to join Morrow where he continued his pro career and learned how to design snowboards before eventually being hired as a designer at MLY and M3 (the Yoshida factory). I&apos;m still in awe of the fact that I get to talk with the snowboarders I looked up to as a teenager and Tucker Fransen is someone I look forward to snowboarding with and talking more about the origins of our snowboarding culture with in the future. Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Tucker Fransen

Brian Savard is a backcountry legend who grew up skateboarding in Port Alberni on Vancouver Island and went on to travel the world as a professional snowboarder for K2. Brian's powerful style landed him in the pages of snowboarding magazines around the world including Transworld and Snowboarder who sent him to places like India to be the first to shred their epic mountains. Some listeners will remember a Craig Kelly trip to Iran, Brian was a featured rider on that trip. It was an honour to have Brian Savard as this week's podcast guest. Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Brian Savard

Don Szabo is a Pro Snowboarder from southern California who rode for Nectar, Airwalk, Life's  Beach, Lamar, Blackfly's and a handful of other companies in the 90's. Don was integral to creating the modern day snowboard pro career. Don Szabo could be seen in Transworld, Snowboarder, The Creatures of Habit movies, gracing the pages with his freestyle snowboarding and comical shenanigans. I was stoked to catch up with Don and I'm sure we will be talking again at some point as we only scratched the surface of his snowboarding career in this episode.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Don Szabo

Gwyn Howat is the CEO of Mt Baker. I interviewed her back in 2015 and lost the audio for 6 years! Gwyn&apos;s family moved to Mount Baker when her father Duncan took the job of Operations Manager in 1968!! Ever since the Howat&apos;s have operated Mt Baker off the grid, creating one of the world&apos;s greatest snowboarding mountains. 1985 saw the invention of the Banked Slalom at Mt Baker, Snowboarding&apos;s longest running tradition and competition.Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Gwyn Howat

Blaise Rosenthal is a pro snowboarder who shaped this wonderful thing we call snowboarding with his creativity, imagination, and hard work. Please watch his part in Mack Dawg's Simple Pleasures movie for some insight in what made Blaise one of the top pros of his era. Blaise made the jump into the world of fine art as a painter. And he's one heck of a nice guy, enjoy! Support the show (https://paypal.me/fnradfoundation)

Blaise Rosenthal

FNRad Snowboarding Podcast brings you interviews with Snowboarders who have made the sport what it is. New episodes drop every Wednesday from November‽ until March with a special Elmer episode every April 1! Season 4 starts November 5, 2018ET

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