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Westward Episode 1: ‘The Lifecycle of a Powderwhore’
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Skier Jonah Howell had an untraditional entry into ski movies. He and his friends created a ski group named 'The Powderwhores' and began documenting their days on the mountain, which eventually turned into a viable business plan. This episode of Westward shares the story of how Howell irreverently entered the world of ski films. Follow more from KGB Productions here.
