Podcasts

Meet Chuck Ferries, the first and only American man to have won the slalom in

The Waxroom is alpine skiing’s cocktail napkin; it’s where yarns are spun, scores settled, ideas

We are joined by John Allen, a historian at the New England Ski Museum, and we talk about the very beginnings of ski racing.

Before I step away from the podcast for the foreseeable future, I catch up with the greatest female racer of all time.

In light of current events, we decided to do our part in having difficult conversations regarding the lack of diversity in ski racing.

Slalom Tokyo Drift, featuring the “best of the worst of ski racing,” was founded by Macomber just over a decade ago and has turned into the place for ski racing memes.

Ted Ligety joins Jimmy Krupka talking everything and anything they can fit into their hour long session.

We're back with a history lesson from Tom Kelly, as well as with the 2020-21 U.S. Slalom team for a rapid fire session.

Todd Carroll joins the show to chat all things fluoro and provide perspective on the hot topic.

Jimmy Krupka covers gaming, ski racing, and the Matthieu Faivre Olympic Team scandal with the French skier.

Health of sport, a conversation with Ilka Stuhec, and quarantine workout tips from Mike Bingaman.

We visit ski racing history once again with rich tales of the first ski race post-WWII from Chris Anthony, former ski racer and Warren Miller extreme skier.

Tune in to the latest episode of Ski Racing this Week.

Other guests include Paralympic team member, Conor Hogan, and a recurring guest from Long Island.

Jimmy Krupka catches up with injured athletes and Cindy Berlack on the latest episode of Ski Racing this Week.

The young Italian slalom star gives us updates on the coronavirus situation in Italy, and Tom Kelly gives us a ski racing history lesson.

Jimmy Krupka gets an update from the U.S. Ski Team President on how the team has been dealing with the virus.

COVID-19 global pandemic has led to the cancellation of ski racing