Welcome to this week's episode. In this one I have a conversation with professional snow machiner

Corey Davis. Corey's been riding a sled since before he could walk. At least that's what his parents

tell him. And it's an easy thing to believe if you've ever seen him on a snow

machine. Dude's a natural. Fast forward to 2007 and he's competing in the X games at 18 years old. Today, he holds six X- Games medals in long jump and speed in style and a

first place win at Iron Dogg, the longest snow machine race in the world. In addition

to competing, he co-produced Winter Project, a documentary about backcountry snow machining in Alaska.

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Real quick here, I want to give a shout out to Evan Phillips of the Fernline Podcast for showing me the best way to record conversations remotely,

which has significantly opened up who I'm able to podcast with.

Alaska is a big place, and it's impossible to connect with as many people as I'd like to on a small budget.

And this has greatly increased my reach.

So thanks Evan, I really appreciate it, man.

Okay, back to Corey Davis. I called Corey after work the other day and he hooked a mic up to his computer and the conversation began.

One thing I learned in the course of this conversation is how many riders are actually involved in professional snow machining at the highest level.

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