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Submit ReviewWhile Pat Milbery isn’t a household name, if you’ve been to Denver, you’ve seen his work. Pat is one of the more accomplished artists in the country, but his story is so much more than just art. Growing up in Minnesota, Pat was a team sports guy until politics rubbed him the wrong way…and while his path took him skateboarding and inline skating, his passion was always snowboarding. We talk about the tragedy of his childhood, music, snowboarding, Think Thank, art, and so much more on the podcast. Living legend Jesse Burtner asks Inappropriate Questions.
Pat Milbery Show Notes:
3:30: Talking to kids, growing up in Minnesota, and team sports
9:00: Sports politics, skateboarding, snowboarding, and the universe aligns for rollerblading
15:00: Murder in the family, his creative outlets, being a sponsored skater, music culture, and being an outcast
21:30: pmi.com/">Stanley: Get 30% off site-wide with the code drinkfast
Peter Glenn Ski and Sports: Over 60 years of getting you out there
10 Barrel Brewery: Buy their beers; they support action sports more than anyone
23:30: Friends that became famous musicians, bouncing back from death, and college
34:00: Visiting Colorado, graffiti, backyard snowboard parks, and art
40:30: Alpine Vans: Upgrade your adventure, Upgrade your life
Elan Skis: Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better
41:30: Mt Hood, So Gnar camps, Skullcandy, and Think Thank,
49:30: Scott Stevens, Snowboard on the Rocks, and more Think Thank
56:00: Sharing a podium with Shaun White and Travis Rice, creating with brands, and Ingemar Backman
61:00: How does snowboarding end, focusing on murals, how much do they cost, his style, and working with Jimbo Phillips and Jamie Lynn
70:00: Inappropriate Questions with Jesse Burtner
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