I have a lot of affection for Shawnee. For 90 minutes from NYC, it's hard to beat. They have a good program for kids from 3yrs up to 18 and have a NASTAR race program that's fun. In my own self-interest, I was hoping they would somehow get on the Epic Pass. After listening to your podcast, I'm happy for them to remain independent.
This was the first place I went to after purchasing an Indy Pass when it initially launched. Cool place. Looking forward to more apres beers at Easy Bumpps saloon! They should bring in more local IPA's!
I have a lot of affection for Shawnee. For 90 minutes from NYC, it's hard to beat. They have a good program for kids from 3yrs up to 18 and have a NASTAR race program that's fun. In my own self-interest, I was hoping they would somehow get on the Epic Pass. After listening to your podcast, I'm happy for them to remain independent.
This was the first place I went to after purchasing an Indy Pass when it initially launched. Cool place. Looking forward to more apres beers at Easy Bumpps saloon! They should bring in more local IPA's!
Had a thought while listening—have you ever considered interviewing a snow gun or lift manufacturer?
I've thought about interviewing a snowmaking manufacturer quite a bit, and I'd like to work that into a future episode. I did actually interview the president of Doppelmayer USA on the pod last year: https://www.stormskiing.com/p/covid-19-and-skiing-podcast-7-doppelmayr
There's a chance I would reach out to her again, or look to another manufacturer.