Hey, folks, welcome to the adventure sports podcast. I'm your host, Mason. Today we're throwing it back to

2017 when we had Brittany and Frank Concella on the show. They have been on the show a number of times in the past.

And this one was really cool, skiing 14ers in public lands access. A lot of y'all

who are listening, we are getting into ski season. So this is pretty exciting content. I, on the

other hand, I'm in the other end of the spectrum. It's warm, it's sunny, and I'm on the water. So this

weekend, I'm going to be commentating at the last paddler standing,

which we talked about a little bit on Monday's episode or Tuesday's episode. And yeah,

it's going to be a paddleboard race put on by another alumni of the show, Greg Wingo,

who does the Alabama 650 as well. And it's this 24-hour, basically round-the-clock race until there's

one paddler standing. And last year it lasted almost 50 hours. So check out the show notes

on Tuesday's episode with John Nippers. And there's a link where we will be live streaming.

You can interact with me. We're going to have athletic brew in there

and a bunch of stuff. It's going to be a lot of fun for anybody in person here in Sarasota. So

if I don't see you there, maybe I'll see you online. If not, hopefully you get out skiing if you

have some snow. So let's go ahead and dive in.

Okay. So let's go ahead and dive in. Hi, friends.

Thank you so much for tuning in to the Adventure Sports podcast again today.

Kurt here, I have returning guests, Frank and Brittany Concella, and this is, I guess,

the fourth time to have them on. They're becoming regulars in the program now, which is awesome,

because they just have so much to share about adventure sports. So their first show was on skiing

all of Colorado's 14ers. Amazing show.

Go to you Adventure Sports Podcast.com, click on the episode categories link at the top,

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