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We got a winner for Name That Video Part listener question from Episode 227 featuring Dave Sypniewski (congrats Keagan Blanchette) so we're sharing the answer with all of you: The "Evolution" section from Subjekt: Haakonsen - Life and Times of a Sprocking Cat (1996)

A skateboard video filmed in Utah by Seamus Foster and features some of your favorite snowboarders

Lots of video talk on Episode 23 of Group Chat including Naima Antolin calling out Scott Stevens' Suzy Greenberg 270 The Movie as her favorite video. Putting it back in your feed to make sure you watch this gem of a video if you haven't already. Truly a video that will make you want to go snowboard and have fun with your friends.

“Transparent” is the product of carefully selected spots, intentionally selected tricks, and a detail-oriented crew consisting of Kas Lemmens, Ivika Jürgenson, Will Smith, and Dominik Wagner. The meticulous curation of every shot is what sets this one apart from the rest, and, with Kas leading the charge, they are definitely coming correct. Featuring: Kas Lemmens, Ivika Jürgenson, Will Smith, and Dominik Wagner Directed by: Tim Schiphorst Additional Filming by: Kas Lemmens, Ivika Jürgenson, Will Smith, Dominik Wagner, Alex Pfeffer and Fabian F. Fuchs

Tucked deep in the Indian Himalaya is a 21,165-foot behemoth called the Peak of Evil, the face is split by a line so perfect and massive it pushed the skills of even the most renowned ski mountaineers. Papsura: Peak of Evil follows professional snowboarders Nick Russell and Jerry Mark from California’s Sierra Nevada to this remote corner of the world’s greatest mountain range as they harness years of experience in pursuit of the biggest line of their lives.

Feel your way through an imaginary white cube with Elena Hight, Severin van der Meer, and Jared Elston and friends. Taking us on a guided tour that examines the similarities between snowboarding, craft, and art, Every Island Has a Name is an invitation to let your imagination soar.