Sidehit Podcast

Sidehit Podcast

Sports EN ↓ 55 episodes

The history of New Zealand snowboarding. Tony James (Fat Tony) talks with the people who have contributed to New Zealand snowboard culture and to the crew that are continuing to contribute to New Zealand snowboard culture.

Author

Sidehit Podcast

Category

Sports

Podcast website

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Latest episode

May 19, 2026

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Episodes

Ep 6 PDIGSSS 23.03.2021

LISTEN PAST THE THANK YOUS!!! Because we talk about Olly Brunton, Dean Hunt, Police Lucifer, Olly Burke, Downtown Brown, Alan Petersen and so much more.

Ep 4 Juliane Bray 04.03.2021

Juliane Bray drops by, tune in while we talk about the Olympics , Rachel Newton ,Boarder cross carnage , Cosmic Surf, Edge technique , Coaching and so much more

Ep 3 Graham "Spy" Dunbar 25.02.2021

DISCLAIMER : I blew it and recorder Spy through the wrong mic. However any questionable audio quality will be forgotten once Spy starts talking. So tune in where we talk about new action fun crew, Tony Woolston , starting snowboard instruction in NZ , F.B.I showing up in Whistler, Hooger Booger and so much more...Enjoy!!

Ep 2 Mike Hygemann 19.02.2021

We talk with Mike Hygemann about Quentin Robbins, Unit, Early Methven days, Judging, Trevor Ponting ,Shaping boards , Ju Bray and so much more!

Ep 1 Ewan Straight 09.02.2021

We talk with one of the og's of New Zealand snowboarding to discuss building snowboards, developing snowboard instruction, doughboy shredders, snowboard nationals and so much more. Enjoy!

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