• Congratulations to us – this is Episode 50 of The Ski Podcast (although thanks to our one-off and Olympic Specials we've actually on no.66)
• Iain shares his concerns that people are not acknowledging climate change. It’s happening and that’s why he founded Ski Flight Free.
• Jim put forward an excellent defence of Luchon’s decision to helicopter-ski-resort-luchon-superbagneres-climate-change-a9338526.html">move snow by helicopter just prior to half term
• The world’s first solar-powered drag lift is in Tenna, Switzerland 
• By the time of the next podcast, Iain will have been to Arosa and Andermatt, travelling by train via Paris and Basel
• The yodelling championships are taking place this summer in Basel
• No, you can't do 'Cow Yoga', but you can do 'Goat Yoga' in Switzerland this summer
• Iain took a trek in the Pont d’Espagne national park during his recent visit to Cauterets in the French Pyrenees
• Jim continues his report from Bansko with an interview with Gary, representative for Balkan Holidays

• Would you like to win stuff? Give us a review on iTunes and we’ll include you in our competition to win stuff. Details coming soon in Episode 51
• Dido Florian Cloud de Bounevialle O'Malley Armstrong is playing at the Zermatt Unplugged Festival in Zermatt 
• Thanks to Jack Hennessy for his emailed re view: 
• Dave from Ifyouski.com explained why Courmayeur is the most average resort
• Martina reports on her experiences of living in Courmayeur
• Iain took part in the City Ski Championships in Courmayeur and was told to take a fall so the City boys could win
• Iain and Jim are reading ‘Aiming High’ the biography of Erna Low for Ski Book Group
• Iain interviewed the author Mark Frary and we’ll feature that in Episode 51

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