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Mt. Hood Podcast

Mt. Hood Podcast

By: Andy
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The geology, history, people, and news of Mt. Hood, Oregon.

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  • Making Corduroy - Life of a Trail Groomer with Hunter Bissler and John Vermaas
    Apr 26 2025

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    Today we talk to John Vermaas and Hunter Bissler about grooming the trails, tech, and snow science. If you've ever wondered how that trail was turned from moguls and ice to silky smooth corduroy, well, take a listen.

    Sorry for the delay - Been super busy with non-podcast life action. And I'm skiing again so that takes precedence over typing and recording!

    Thanks to Skibowl again for letting me see how the sausage is made from the inside.

    As always, shoot your ideas to poormana@hotmail.com


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    48 mins
  • "The Mountain Times" with Matt Nelson
    Mar 31 2025

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    Matt Nelson talks to us about his local newspaper for Mt. Hood, The Mountain Times. It’s an interesting look inside publishing and how his paper is thriving when other major papers are dying off.

    Find it online at https://mountaintimesoregon.com/

    Shoot me feedback, requests, or money at poormana@hotmail.com

    Thanks!

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    36 mins
  • Ski and Snowboard Racing for Grownups on Mt. Hood
    Mar 25 2025

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    If you are interested in ski and snowboard racing on Mt. Hood there are several groups and teams you can join. All the groups I talk to today have websites – I recommend getting in touch if you want to go fast!

    https://www.schneevogeli.com/

    https://www.skiyente.com/

    https://pacrats.org/

    And as always, love to hear what you would love to hear about! poormana@hotmail.com

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    52 mins

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