The Double Chair Podcast is live

[Brownski]

So me and Robert and Junior started a podcast. We are raw. I say um um a lot. It’s a work in progress but we would love for anybody that’s interested to give it a listen and provide some feedback here. Harvey is interviewed in episode 2. Episode 1 is an interview of Plattekill legend Sean Riley, a really interesting guy. Episode 0 is just introducing ourselves. Episode 3 will post up soon…

The Double Chair Podcast

Wilderness Podcast · 3 Episodes

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[Brownski]

Oh yeah, I made some stickers already. Tap me on the shoulder at Plattekill if you’re willing to advertise us on your helmet

 

[Sbob]

Oh yeah, I made some stickers already. Tap me on the shoulder at Plattekill if you’re willing to advertise us on your helmet

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I bought a new helmet and need a Plattekill powder day to motivate me to make the trip!
Plattekill will be my first sticker!!

 

[Adirondack Johnny]

"Regionally famous" ftw!

 

[Harvey]

It's more of a niche thing.

Like if 5 guys are pulling off climbing skins on the wedding platform at Plattekill, 3 of them have heard of NYSkiBlog.

 

[Brownski]

Regionally niche?

 

[tirolski]

I made some stickers already. Tap me on the shoulder at Plattekill if you’re willing to advertise us on your helmet

I’d add one to the birds on mine if we get to cross paths someday.
After listening to all 3, never woulda guessed what y’all sounded like.
Good luck with yer endeavors.

Whatabout the mugs?

 

[Brownski]

Tiro, what did you expect me to sound like?

 

[tirolski]

Tiro, what did you expect me to sound like?

You sounded like kinda like ya write & Jr. sounded normal, which is good...

When we lived in Westchester for a couple years growing up some kids there thought I was from The South.
Early we had lived in western Pa before 1st grade... Fit right in at Ole Miss.

 

[Brownski]

It’s funny. When I hear myself I think I sound weird. Lots of people hate their own voice. That’s normal but I’ve gotten so much conflicting feedback over my lifetime. One of my HS teachers said I should go into radio. People from the city think I sound like a hick. One girl from Oregon who worked with me in Alaska just would not believe I have no Italian ancestry based on my accent- like I was Vinny barbarino or something.