Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Blister podcast on the Blister Podcast Network. I'm Jonathan

Ellsworth, and you can check out everything we're doing and reviewing over at blisterreview.com.

Today, we are sharing with you what may have been the most important panel session from our

Blister Summit.

It was certainly one of the most powerful and moving conversations we had at the summit, and we

are very excited to now be able to share this with our entire Blister community today.

And joining me in this very wide-ranging conversation about what does it mean today

to recreate responsibly is Big Mountain Snowboarder Nick Russell, who many of you in our

particular blister audience will know well from a number of 50 films with Cody Townsend.

And that's a good segue into our next

guest, Bjarnay Salin, who is, of course, the great filmer of the 50 Project films. But

Bjarnet is also just an extremely accomplished ski mountaineer and alpinist. And the fact that he lugs

around a very heavy camera and captures what he

does, that's simply something that very few people on planet Earth can do.

Then we also have professional skier Drew Peterson on this panel, and in this conversation,

Drew actually spills the beans about his most recent injury on snow.

Drew has a significant injury history.

This was a new one for him.

He finally comes clean about it in this conversation.

And then last but certainly not least, we were very pleased to have Dr. Gloria Beam join us for this conversation. And then last but certainly not least, we were very pleased to have Dr.

Gloria Beam join us for this conversation. Dr. Beam is an orthopedic surgeon who was the chief

medical officer for Team USA at the 2014-Sochi Olympics. She was the head physician for Team USA at the last Olympic Games in Paris, and

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