Jay Burke
Co-host of The Mountain LifeJay has accumulated over 30 years of experience as a marketing and communications professional. In 2009, he established the Park City Point 2 Point, an endurance MTB race, creating an outlet to utilize his varied skill set. During winter, he guides Ski Utah Interconnect tours. Residing in Park City for 25 years, he cherishes the summer seasons, exploring the vast trail networks. He enjoys biking, skiing, fishing, and traveling during his free time.
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Diana McLain Smith consults globally on how to build relationships strong enough to master the toughest challenges. She discusses how to unite the divide in our polarized world by remaking the space between us. Then, Julia Geisler of the Salt Lake Climbers’ Alliance and Cindi Grant of Inspired Summit Adventures talk about the upcoming SLCA Climbing Festival — a campout with skills-based climbing clinics. -
Julia Geisler of the Salt Lake Climbers’ Alliance and Cindi Grant of Inspired Summit Adventures talk about the upcoming SLCA Climbing Festival — a campout with skills-based climbing clinics. -
Diana McLain Smith advises leaders and their teams on how to build relationships strong enough to master their toughest challenges. Her approach, Leading Through Relationships (LTR), has been used by thousands to break free of intractable conflict and co-create powerful change. -
Dr. Boris Heifets, a neuro-anesthesiologist at Stanford Medical School, discusses the use of psychedelics and the placebo effect. Then, local author Dick Gary shares his new book, “Just Another Dick: The Presumptuous Memoir of a Truly Unimportant Person.”
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Dr. Boris Heifets, a neuro-anesthesiologist at Stanford Medical School, discusses the use of psychedelics and the placebo effect. -
Author Kevin Fedarko's 750-mile grueling trek through the Grand Canyon is no 'Walk in the Park,' and author and journalist Michael Castleman discusses his new book, "The Untold Story of Books: A Writer’s History of Book Publishing."
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Bestselling author Kevin Fedarko talks about what he calls his “misadventure,” a 750-mile hike through the Grand Canyon, which he recounts in his new book, "A Walk in the Park." -
Renowned dyslexia expert and founder of Eye to Eye, a national non-profit mentoring program, David Flink shares his insights on learning disabilities and founder of Mountain Trails Foundation, Jan Wilking, links Park City's past to the present.
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Longtime community leader, business person and founder of Mountain Trails Foundation, Jan Wilking, links Park City's past to the present. -
Renowned dyslexia expert and founder of Eye to Eye, a national non-profit mentoring program, David Flink shares his insights on learning disabilities.
