We go through a gamut of topics today with famous skier and film producer Greg Stump, in one of our funniest episodes yet.  Greg was born in San Diego but grew up in Maine.  He was the U.S National Freestyle Skiing Champion in 1978, a member of the first U.S National Freestyle Ski team, and winner of the very first F.I.S Nor/Am in 1979.
Greg skied in films by Dick Barrymore and Warren Miller before starting into the film business in 1983.  In 1999 Greg was honored by Skiing magazine as being one of 25 of the most influential people in skiing of all time!

Donald Stump in Oregon

Donald Stump in Oregon  TWYW Episode 11, March 31, 2020

Today our guest is John Eaves. John was Canada's most successful professional freestyle skier in the late seventies winning 6 World Championships. After his retirement from competition John went on to do stunt work appearing in many films. His most famous and dangerous stunt was the bobsled chase scene in the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only. John also was Jackie Chan's double in the film First Strike. John is a very accomplished composer and musician and now works as a guide and videographer for helicopter skiing.

Tourism, ski touring, and coming back to life  TWYW Episode 12, April 1, 2020

Today we discuss what drives us to obey orders, what's happening on the ottawa/gatineau border, and why some assholes think they can go golfing

Social Conscience, Roadblocks, And Golf  TWYW Episode 13  April 5, 2020

Today we discuss with our returning guest Joe Ticotsky of New Haven Connecticut, the ramifications of Covid on live music and the arts

Musicians, The Arts, and Covid  TWYW Episode 14, April 8, 2020

Today we have 5 time Canadian Champion and 40 time World Champion freestyle skier Mike Nemesvary on to discuss isolation.  Mike has spent the last 35 years in a wheel chair. So isolation is nothing new to him.

What have we learned from Isolation?  TWYW Episode 15 April 13, 2020

Today we talk about how news corespondents file reports from anywhere with our guest Neal Augenstein.

Neal Augenstein is a reporter with WTOP -- the all-news radio station in Washington, DC. For the or the past 22 years he's been covering news in and around the nation's capital. Major stories like 9/11 and the Beltway Sniper rampage. He's also done features like cooking on the dashboard of his car during heatwaves. And in 2010 he became the first major-market reporter in the country to do all of his field reporting on an iPhone -- and his first iPhone is part of the permanent collection at The Newseum.

How the press cover the Covid crisis from their bathrooms  TWYW Episode 16, April 15, 2020

A lighthearted discussion between two friends with their own opinions which by the way are quite similar, but our pig headedness won’t allow for mutual agreement. In other words, That’s Where Your Wrong

That’s Where You’re Wrong