And all of a sudden I hear this pop. And I'm like, what is that noise? And I look out the window and my ski bag was flying off the top of the bus. So we pull over. And of course, my ski bag got run over by two semi-trucks. And I swear to you, they were carrying loads of lumber. It wasn't just like, oh, it got hit by a semi-truck. It was like, oh, it's like

a semi-truck carrying bricks. You know what I mean?

Hey, folks. Welcome to the show.

I'm usually the host, Mason Gravely, but today is a throwback episode.

So we're going to be talking to Travis from a few years ago when he interviewed Claire Smallwood about free skiing. And if you don't know Claire, Claire is awesome. She is the executive

director of She jumps, which is a nonprofit committed to increasing participation of women and

girls and outdoor and, you know, outdoor sports and adventure sports. Amazing organization.

I highly recommend you check them out. She jumps and Claire is just an

incredible person. So they're going to be talking about all that. And before we jump in,

I just did want to say thank you so much for listening. There's a lot of shows you could

listen to out there, but you know, you chose this one to listen to today. And we couldn't,

we couldn't thank you enough. So sit back, relax, enjoy.

Yeah, get inspired for your next adventure.

Welcome back to another episode of the Adventure Sports podcast.

This is your host, Travis.

Today on the line with me is Claire Smallwood.

She's a free skier as well as a private chef and the executive director and co-founder of SheJumps.org.

This is a nonprofit organization dedicated to getting women and girls into the outdoors

and that teaches them the

skills they need to thrive. She currently resides in Alta, Utah, where she's also a sous chef

at the Wildcat Shale. Claire, welcome to the Adventure Sports podcast. Thank you so much, Travis. I'm so

happy to be here. We were just talking pre-interview. The weather in Colorado is setting in

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