Kye Petersen

  The legend — Torstein Horgmo — a snowboarder whose journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From being bullied in his youth to rally car racing with Ken Block, landing the first triple cork, winning X-Games and Dew Tour golds, and filming some of the most iconic video parts in history, Torstein has done it all. But his story goes far beyond accolades. Snowboarding gave him purpose, real friendships, and a way to rise above life’s challenges. In this episode, we dive into Torstein’s incredible transformation—from a bullied kid to a global rockstar and now someone devoted to creating a fulfilling and meaningful life. Along the way, we explore his evolving relationship with snowboarding, mindfulness practices, and his journey with plant medicine. Disclaimer The discussions in this show are for informational and entertainment purposes only and do not constitute professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional before considering the use of any substances, including psychedelics. Substance use carries potential risks, and individual circumstances may vary. Always prioritize safety, legality, and informed decision-making.

Kye is a legendary pro skier who’s led the charge in freestyle backcountry skiing for almost 20 years. The son of Trevor Petersen, a 90s extreme skiing icon, Kye became a sponsored skier at just 11 and was skiing in Chamonix by 15, where his father tragically passed. A top name in ski films and magazines, Kye has shaped the sport’s evolution. In recent years, he’s stepped back to focus on skiing on his own terms while pursuing passions like skateboarding, fishing, surfing, and climbing. Tune in to hear Kye’s journey and how he continues to inspire. 

In this powerful and honest episode, we sit down with Kody Williams, the Ontario-born snowboarder whose career took a sudden turn after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that left him in a coma for 5 weeks. Once the hottest up-and-comer in Canadian snowboarding, Kody’s journey has been one of grit, recovery, and a triumphant return to the sport he loves. Now back at a professional level, Kody’s also launched DOME PEACE, a helmet brand dedicated to making head protection cooler and accessible. This episode brings out the raw truth behind his journey, featuring a special call from snowboarding legend Stevie Bell.

Revelstoke boarder Mateo Massitti is part of the next generation of backcountry riders. At 19, he left the contest scene to chase something different and landed in Revelstoke. Now 23, he’s been honing his skills under the legend Dustin Craven, leveling up each season. He even helped build the Natural Selection course this summer! No doubt there’s a bright future for this kid. Tune in! 

DCP is a true legend in snowboarding. For over 20 years, he’s been pushing the limits of backcountry and freestyle with unmatched style. He’s made his mark, filming iconic video parts with the biggest production companies—Kingpin, Mackdawg, Absinthe, Burton, YES, and more. He’s also the co-founder of YES Snowboards and CBDayz, a proud father, and a ripping surfer. Thanks for coming on the show, boss! Tune in. Presented by Vans Snow Supported by Ashbury, The Source, Gibbons Whistler, Scandinave Spa Whistler, Skullcandy, Baldface Lodge 

Hayden, the creative force behind legendary snowboard films like Deja Vu, Encore, Beacon, and Super Glue. With over 20 years of experience behind the lens, Hayden has shaped the way snowboarding is captured on film. From pushing boundaries in cinematography to working with iconic brands like Stussy and Herschel, Hayden’s storytelling goes beyond the snow. Tune in as we dive into his artistic journey, the evolution of his craft, and the stories behind some of snowboarding’s most influential films!

Chad is more than just a legendary snowboard and action sports photographer—he’s dedicated to helping others find peace in a chaotic world. As the founder of "Soul Atrium" a men's retreat, Chad inspires people to reconnect with nature and themselves. In this episode, we explore his journey through photography, the profound experience of supporting a loved one through cancer, the healing and inspiration he finds in the natural world and much more. Tune in!

David was a key player in the steel scene in the early 2000s. Canadian, underrated, creative, and very gnarly. David opens up about the challenges he faced in his childhood and how they shaped his personality, ultimately leading him to create GNARCORE, a crew/community in Whistler that had a profound ripple effect within snowboarding. This episode dives deep into some meaningful life experiences. It was awesome to catch up—thanks for coming on the show! Tune in. 

The professional filmer who's capturing all the most progressive tricks—if you've been to any event, whether it’s the X-Games, US Open (RIP) or any other top level snowboard event in the last 10 years you’ve likely seen Super Coo Russ around. He films the best of the best from Mark Mcmorris to Travis Rice. Russ is a jack of all trades when it comes to content creation and turned his love for snowboarding and cameras into a dream job. Thanks for coming on the show, boss! Enjoy.

Brock, a 24-year-old professional snowboarder who’s been a prodigy in all board sports since a young age. Hailing from California, Brock has been immersed in the world of snow, skate, and surf from birth. Kid is an absolute weapon. Tune in!