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The Powell Movement

TPM Episode 385: Outside Festival

The Powell Movement

Mike Powell

Athlete, Oakley, K2, Hobbies, Ski, Skydiving, Mountains, Redbull, Leisure, Sports, Sking, Basejump, Moto, Powdermagazine, Snowboard, Outdoors, Extreme, Powder, Biography, Party, Olympics, Snow, Fun, Music, Xgames, Skate, Basejumping, Podcast, Skatepark, Snowboarding

4.8824 Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Outside Festival is a first-year event in Denver aimed at bringing the outdoor industry, the consumers, the brands and the athletes together. I’m hearing this called the intersection of SBSW and CES for the outdoor industry. Outside has swung for the fences a lot over the years, and I travel to Colorado to see if the event lives up to the massive expectations. Along the way, I connect with Pat Milbery, Colter Hinchliffe, Shaun White, Robin Thurston, Jess Kimura, Julian Carr, Luis Benitez, Conrad Anker, and many more. It’s behind the scenes look at the first great Outside Festival.

Outside Festival Show Notes:

3:00: Day 1 Intro

6:30: Robin Thurston  

10:00: Jess Kimura

14:00: Day 2 intro

15:00: Pat Milbery

17:00: Colter Hinchliffe

19:00:   Liquid Force: Since 95, Liquid Force has outperformed the competition and turned a sport into a lifestyle. Use the code POWELL15 for 15% off LF orders at LiquidForce.com

Stanley:  The leader in keeping things hot and cold

Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar.

23:00: Shaun White

27:00: Conrad Anker

30:00: Caroline Gleich

34:00: Amie Engerbretson

37:00: Luis Benitez

 41:00: Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there.  

Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better.

Outdoor Research: The best test in the Pacific Northwest

45:00: Greg Stump

48:00: Julian Carr

50:00: Mike Arzt

53:00: Conor Hall

56:00: Robin Thurston

59:00: Chris Jerard

 

Photo art: Outside Festival Newsroom

Transcript

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0:00.0

Have a seat on your porcelain throne.

0:02.3

It's time to talk some shit on the Powell Movement.

0:13.5

Welcome to the Powell Movement.

0:16.8

I'm your host Mike Powell, and I want to thank all of you who bought a t-shirt so far.

0:21.6

I'm almost through all of the large teas, so snatch one up now while you still can.

0:26.6

When I made this t-shirt, I was like, yeah, I'm going to create some cool merch, I'm going

0:30.6

to sell it and make some money because I want the listeners to have some rad shit and I love money.

0:35.6

But the funny thing is, I'm selling a limited amount of shirts.

0:38.6

And when I penciled this one out, I'm not going to make much. I mean, the shirts are 10 bucks

0:42.8

apiece. The art costs money, the printing costs money, the shipping costs money, the bags I ship

0:48.2

them in cost money. At the end of the day, I'm going to end up making about $4 a t-shirt. And after the time it takes to ship them,

0:55.2

is it even worth it? Well, my answer is yes and no. And while I won't get into that answer,

1:00.2

what I do understand is why some brands go to Asia to cut costs and make some longer margins.

1:05.3

But from personal experience, I've seen the difference in quality from goods that come out

1:09.8

of Asia, and that's why I made my shit right here in the good old US of A.

1:14.3

And while I won't make much off of this shirt, I'm happy to know that I spared no expense to give you the best, because you deserve it.

1:21.4

So that was my friendly reminder on how to support the show, because you can do that by buying a t-shirt on my website.

1:27.1

I could have made life easier on myself and just asked for four bucks from all of you, but I you can do that by buying a t-shirt on my website. I could have made life

1:27.9

easier on myself and just asked for four bucks from all of you, but I decided not to do that. If I ever do

1:33.4

need to beg for money, I'll start a Patreon, but the time for that is not now. The time for now is

1:38.3

talking about the show this week, and I'm recording this episode in installments for my hotel room

1:43.0

in Denver. I'm here attending the outside festival.

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