Featured Image: Podcast microphone and headset. Credit: Canva pro stock photos
In this episode, brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Skiing is Believing had a fabulous conversation with the German Eurosport commentator, Guido Heuber.
He talks through his journey to journalistic success, from being part of the German alpine squad to recommending a radio broadcaster to improving their ski racing knowledge to the top job in the sport.
We also discussed the changes that Guido has witnessed within the sport over many years in the commentary box. We talk in-depth about the current FIS World Cup scene and the incredible season we have all sincerely enjoyed.
Alan Rigg and I (Matt Garcka) had the opportunity to ask a senior skiing commentator several questions, including who his favorite racer is and the best race he watched, amongst many, many more.
He also shared his excitement about the 2025 Saalbach World Championships, where we believe that Guido will make the 15-minute cycle from his home to the resort for his commentary work there in February.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions. You can contact us via email at mattgarcka.skiingisbelieving@gmail.com or on Instagram at @skiingisbelievingpodcast. On our Instagram page, you’ll find interactive quiz questions, episodes, and updates on ski racing. We look forward to hearing from you!
The Skiing is Believing podcast is now into its second season. Matt Garcka and Alan Rigg will be providing 2 episodes a week until the end of the season, speaking to some of the best in the ski racing business. Tune in every Monday when they will review the weekend's racing too. Find them @skiingisbelievingpodcast on Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify.
Ski Racing Media’s Katie Twible joins Skiing Is Believing to break down the 2026/27 women’s World Cup season, from key storylines to crystal globe predictions.
Guido Heuber: From Aspiring World Cup Ski Racer to a World-Famous Man Behind the Mic
Featured Image: Podcast microphone and headset. Credit: Canva pro stock photos
In this episode, brought to you by Ski Racing Media, Skiing is Believing had a fabulous conversation with the German Eurosport commentator, Guido Heuber.
He talks through his journey to journalistic success, from being part of the German alpine squad to recommending a radio broadcaster to improving their ski racing knowledge to the top job in the sport.
We also discussed the changes that Guido has witnessed within the sport over many years in the commentary box. We talk in-depth about the current FIS World Cup scene and the incredible season we have all sincerely enjoyed.
Alan Rigg and I (Matt Garcka) had the opportunity to ask a senior skiing commentator several questions, including who his favorite racer is and the best race he watched, amongst many, many more.
He also shared his excitement about the 2025 Saalbach World Championships, where we believe that Guido will make the 15-minute cycle from his home to the resort for his commentary work there in February.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions. You can contact us via email at mattgarcka.skiingisbelieving@gmail.com or on Instagram at @skiingisbelievingpodcast. On our Instagram page, you’ll find interactive quiz questions, episodes, and updates on ski racing. We look forward to hearing from you!
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