1h 11 min
Hana Beaman: The Beaman Backcountry Beast The Après
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- Desporto
Welcome back to "The Apres Hana," where every week is a journey through laughter, music, and the untold stories of the slopes. 🎿🎶 This week, we're thrilled to bring you a special episode titled "Europop Nostalgia: From Barbie Girl to Friday Nights," featuring none other than snowboarding legend Hana Beaman. 🏂💫
In this episode, Hana, alongside co-hosts Ollie Tim and Jenny, dives into a whirlwind of Europop hits that have soundtracked their most memorable nights. From the playful debate over the iconic status of "Barbie Girl" vs. "Venga Boys" to the unexpected appreciation for Nightcrawlers' "Push The Feeling On," this episode is a rollercoaster ride of emotions and nostalgia. 🎵🕺
Hana Beaman, known for her fearless approach on the slopes and her pioneering role in women's snowboarding, brings a unique perspective to the table. She shares stories from her illustrious career, drawing parallels between the adrenaline of nailing a new trick and the euphoria of a great Europop anthem. 🏔️🎤
But it's not just about the music. We also dive into the heartwarming and hilarious listener letters that have poured in, promising a special "letters episode" to showcase your incredible stories and shoutouts. Plus, Hana reveals her top track for the weekend, a guaranteed mood booster that will have you ready to hit the dance floor (or the slopes). 📬🎉
Stay connected with us by dropping an email at theaprepod@gmail.com or leaving us a voice note on Instagram at @TheApresPod. We're always eager to hear your mountain stories or thoughts about the show. 💌💡
As we wrap up, remember to subscribe and leave us a review to help spread the word. Your support means the world, and we can't wait to bring you more episodes filled with laughs, music, and unforgettable stories from the mountain and beyond. Until next week, keep the party vibes alive. We love you, Last Lifters! Bye! 🚠❤️
Our shownotes are created by Ai using a transcript of the episode - so there may be errors.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome back to "The Apres Hana," where every week is a journey through laughter, music, and the untold stories of the slopes. 🎿🎶 This week, we're thrilled to bring you a special episode titled "Europop Nostalgia: From Barbie Girl to Friday Nights," featuring none other than snowboarding legend Hana Beaman. 🏂💫
In this episode, Hana, alongside co-hosts Ollie Tim and Jenny, dives into a whirlwind of Europop hits that have soundtracked their most memorable nights. From the playful debate over the iconic status of "Barbie Girl" vs. "Venga Boys" to the unexpected appreciation for Nightcrawlers' "Push The Feeling On," this episode is a rollercoaster ride of emotions and nostalgia. 🎵🕺
Hana Beaman, known for her fearless approach on the slopes and her pioneering role in women's snowboarding, brings a unique perspective to the table. She shares stories from her illustrious career, drawing parallels between the adrenaline of nailing a new trick and the euphoria of a great Europop anthem. 🏔️🎤
But it's not just about the music. We also dive into the heartwarming and hilarious listener letters that have poured in, promising a special "letters episode" to showcase your incredible stories and shoutouts. Plus, Hana reveals her top track for the weekend, a guaranteed mood booster that will have you ready to hit the dance floor (or the slopes). 📬🎉
Stay connected with us by dropping an email at theaprepod@gmail.com or leaving us a voice note on Instagram at @TheApresPod. We're always eager to hear your mountain stories or thoughts about the show. 💌💡
As we wrap up, remember to subscribe and leave us a review to help spread the word. Your support means the world, and we can't wait to bring you more episodes filled with laughs, music, and unforgettable stories from the mountain and beyond. Until next week, keep the party vibes alive. We love you, Last Lifters! Bye! 🚠❤️
Our shownotes are created by Ai using a transcript of the episode - so there may be errors.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
1h 11 min