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Patroller Chats
Patroller ChatsWater, Snow, and Fire: The Elements of Kathy’s Journey-(Part 3:3) What Happens When Recognition Meets Humility on the Mountain?When someone dedicates decades to emergency services, the impact ripples outward in ways they may never fully witness. Kathy's story exemplifies this powerful truth as she shares her remarkable journey through the National Ski Patrol system. We continue with Kathy in Part 3...The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pacific Northwest Division. Hence, Patroller Chats was born! Click to share what you th...
2025-08-2031 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsWater, Snow, and Fire: The Elements of Kathy’s Journey-(Part 2:3) Jacket Colors & White Crosses: The World of Ski PatrolWe continue with Kathy Alexander as she shares her extensive career journey in ski patrol and outdoor safety, highlighting the significant changes in equipment, uniforms, and training methods over her decades of service.The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pacific Northwest Division. Hence, Patroller Chats was born! Click to share what you thought about this episode & who or what you might li...
2025-08-1426 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsWater, Snow, and Fire: The Elements of Kathy’s Journey-Part 1Kathy's professional path exemplifies how ski patrol skills translate across emergency services. After transitioning from volunteer to paid patrol, she became Mount Bachelor's Safety Administrator (Risk Manager), then joined Bend Fire as a paramedic in 1994. Her first aid journey began much earlier—as a Girl Scout lifeguard in the 60's—creating a foundation that supported five decades of water safety instruction alongside her snow-based rescue work. Even after retiring from Bend Fire after 29 years of service, she continues volunteering there and also patrolling at Santiam Pass Ski Patrol.The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the offic...
2025-07-3026 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsMemories as a pioneering ski patroller and nurse:(Part 2:2) Cinnamon Rolls and Yellow Merit Stars, A Patroller's TaleCarol Fountain takes us on a nostalgic journey through her remarkable career with the Bogus Basin Ski Patrol, revealing how morning meetings became history lessons and cinnamon rolls turned into coveted prizes. Her leadership philosophy centered around recognition—making sure every patroller felt valued for their contributions, something she believes remains crucial for today's patrol leaders.  (Part 2 of 2; Pam Carson in audience too)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski...
2025-07-2342 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsMemories as a pioneering ski patroller and nurse:(Part 1:2) When we had no radios and so much moreCarol Fountain shares her 50-year journey with the National Ski Patrol at Bogus Basin, Idaho, providing a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of mountain rescue from the 1970s to today. Her perspective as both a nurse and longtime patroller reveals how emergency care, equipment, and ski culture have transformed over five decades.The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pacific Northwest Division. Hence, Patroller Chats w...
2025-07-1633 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsFrom Bottle Caps to Rescues: The Evolution of Mount Hood Ski Patrol (Part 2 of 2) -(Click link in description for pictures)Ski Patrol Has Changed, But Friendship Remains the Heart of Service. Longtime Mt Hood patroller, Gordy Winterrowd shares insights from his 50+ years of service, reflecting on the evolution of rescue equipment and the changing relationship between volunteer and paid patrol staff. Click here to see the pictures he is describing while chatting with us!Welcome to Patroller Chats. What began as a way to support the history project, led by our own historian- Shirley Cummings has grown into a fun, informative, and definitely inspiring podcast. We're connecting with patroller's, hosts and more from a...
2025-07-0941 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsFrom Bottle Caps to Rescues: The Evolution of Mount Hood Ski Patrol (Part 1 of 2) (Click link in description for pictures)Imagine watching ski patrollers descend a darkened trail with injured skiers on sleds, sometimes hearing their cries of pain. For 9-year-old Gordy Winterrowd, these powerful moments sparked a calling that would lead to 57 years of service with the Mount Hood Ski Patrol.  Listen in to learn more about his own and Mt Hood Ski Patrol's History!  Click here to see the pictures he is describing while chatting with us!  (Part 1:2)Welcome to Patroller Chats. What began as a way to support the history project, led by our own historian- Shirley Cummings has grown into...
2025-07-0243 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsAvalanche Rescues, Red Jackets and Patrol Evolution. Continuing the "Chat" with Gary Burke & Shirley Cummings!Join us as we continue our “Chat” with Gary Burke as he shares his impressive legacy in ski patrol and search and rescue operations across the Pacific Northwest, recounting dramatic rescues and the evolution of mountain safety over decades. His stories highlight the dedication required to protect visitors to the slopes and the extraordinary efforts made when emergencies arise. This riveting conversation with both Gary and Shirley takes us back to the early days of avalanche control, search and rescue operations, and the evolution of ski patrol in the Pacific Northwest. Welcome to Patroller Chats. What began as a...
2025-06-2757 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsThe snow never stopped falling on volunteers...(Part 2:2) Steve, Gary & Shirley on Tobogganing Tales and Transformative Change in NSPContinuing with Steve Rolfe Part 2:2. Also joining in...Gary Burke and Shirley Cummings.  Listen to veteran ski patrollers share stories that trace the evolution of ski patrol from the 1950s through present day, revealing how regional differences, equipment innovations, and standardization efforts shaped modern mountain rescue systems.Welcome to Patroller Chats. What began as a way to support the history project, led by our own historian- Shirley Cummings has grown into a fun, informative, and definitely inspiring podcast. We're connecting with patroller's, hosts and more from across the Pacific Northwest. Diving into the stories, traditions, a...
2025-06-241h 10Patroller Chats
Patroller ChatsThe snow never stopped falling on a volunteer patroller's four-decade adventure. (Part 1:2)What happens when a 17-year-old joins ski patrol in 1967 and stays for more than four decades? Steve Rolfe's journey through 42 years of Pacific Northwest ski patrol reveals not just his personal story, but the fascinating evolution of mountain safety, leadership, and ski area management.              (Part 1 of 2; Friend Shirley Cummings in audience)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pacific Northwest Division. Hence, Patroller Chats was born! Click...
2025-06-231h 06Patroller Chats
Patroller ChatsWhat Happens When Service Becomes A Way Of Life?When Jim Trett first joined ski patrol in 1984, he could barely make it down the mountain. "I'm doing my make a pie and try not to fall down," he recalls with a laugh. That reluctant skier would go on to serve an incredible 40+ years as a patroller, including 33 years being on Mt Hood Ski Patrol at Mount Hood, OR before transferring to Santiam Pass Ski Patrol at Hoodoo Ski Area. This conversation reveals an extraordinary life of service across multiple domains. (Recorded in 2024)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all a...
2025-06-0450 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsFrom Wilderness Emergency Care to Modern Aid Rooms: One Patroller's EvolutionBarbara Lierson shares her remarkable journey in the National Ski Patrol since 1988, from her early days at Marshall in Missoula to her current role at Summit Central at Snoqualmie Pass. Her unique perspective highlights the evolution of ski patrol protocols, training approaches, and the challenge of integrating new patrollers with longtime veterans.  Note: Recorded at a previous convention, please disregard background noises. (2023)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski pa...
2025-05-2840 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsFrom 1960 to Today: Six Decades on the SlopesFrank Rossi's life story reads like a cultural history of American winter recreation. The 80-year-old ski patroller, who joined the National Ski Patrol in 1960 at just 17 years old, shares six decades of memories that span from wooden toboggans to modern rescue equipment, from an era before CPR to today's advanced medical protocols. Note: Recorded at a previous convention, please disregard background noises. (2023)Stroke Signs: B-E-F-A-S-T method, Balance difficulty, vision changes, facial drooping, arm weakness, speech problems, Time is brain - 911. Call immediately if you suspect someone is having a...
2025-05-281h 07Patroller Chats
Patroller ChatsNursing the Slopes: A Colonel's Journey Through Ski Patrol, an Amazing Ride!Few people embody the spirit of "Service and Safety" like Mary Lou Robinson. After joining the National Ski Patrol in 1988 while serving as an Army nurse, Mary Lou's remarkable journey spans five divisions, multiple continents, and countless lives touched along the way. Join us as we Chat with Marylou!   Note: Recorded at a previous convention, please disregard background noises. (2023)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pa...
2025-05-2750 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsBonus: Volunteers Created America's First Adaptive Ski Program (S2-Skiers2) at Hyak. S1:Bonus...Shirley Cummings explains how "S2 Skiers2" began at Hyak Ski Area in the PNWD and its amazing efforts between various ski resorts in helping those needing a bit more assistance in learning how to ski.  Pioneering well before the ADA was established. Note: Recorded at a previous convention, please disregard background noises. (2023)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator, (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pacific Northwest Division. Hence, Patroller Chats wa...
2025-05-2607 minPatroller Chats
Patroller ChatsThe Cummings have served skiers at Hyak since 1965, witnessing decades of mountain evolution!Step back in time with Shirley and Gary Cummings, with this extraordinary couple whose experiences bridge skiing's wooden ski era to today's modern mountain operations of ski patrol service at Hyak (now Summit East). They offer a fascinating glimpse into skiing's transformation since the mid-1960s. Note: Recorded at a previous convention, please disregard background noises. (2023)The PNWD History Project:  Shirley Cummings, the official history project coordinator (& all around fabulous lady), has been on a mission: Collect and assemble an archive of stories and pictures from the different ski patrols within the Pacific Northwest Division.
2025-05-2642 minFeel Into A Immersive Full Audiobook On The Go.
Feel Into A Immersive Full Audiobook On The Go.Where to Hide a Star by Oliver JeffersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/758896to listen full audiobooks. Title: Where to Hide a Star Author: Oliver Jeffers Narrator: Oliver Jeffers Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 0 hours 5 minutes Release date: October 10, 2024 Genres: Non-fiction Publisher's Summary: Celebrate twenty years of The Boy in this highly anticipated new adventure from the internationally bestselling picture book creator of Lost and Found Oliver Jeffers! “Jeffers has not lost his lovely knack for weaving fantastical elements into depictions of everyday life … an adventure that will not disappoint” Observer 'A simply glorious evocation of friendship, loyalty and home with unforgettable characters for a new generation to fall i...
2024-10-1005 minFeel Into A Immersive Full Audiobook On The Go.
Feel Into A Immersive Full Audiobook On The Go.The Day the Crayons Came Home by Drew DaywaltPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/534597to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Day the Crayons Came Home Author: Drew Daywalt Narrator: Jamie K. Brown, Jesus E. Martinez, Barrett Leddy, Macleod Andrews, Daniel Henning, Taylor Meskimen, Almarie Guerra, Drew Daywalt, Michael Crouch, Ron Butler, Rob Shapiro, Bahni Turpin, Tara Sands, Various Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 0 hours 12 minutes Release date: January 4, 2022 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.83 of Total 6 Genres: Ages 5 & Under Publisher's Summary: The companion to the #1 New York Times bestseller and blockbuster hit, The Day the Crayons Quit! A Wall Street Journal Best Children's Book of 2015 A TIME Magazine Top 10 Children's Book...
2022-01-0412 min