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Oct 14, 2026

Don RollGUEST
18:58
Et cetera.
Don RollGUEST
18:59
And, you know, many, many, many years later, he basically helped facilitate an economic development loan from the s- from the federal government to create Treasure Mountain Ski Resort.
Lynn Ware PeekHOST
19:12
Wow.
Don RollGUEST
19:12
And without, without that, who, we wouldn't be here.
Lynn Ware PeekHOST
20:17
Wow
Don RollGUEST
20:17
...
Don RollGUEST
20:17
Ski Resort.
Lynn Ware PeekHOST
20:18
Oh, great.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
32:13
There's a gondola.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
32:14
You take it three miles up to the ski area.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
32:16
It's like being in Europe.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
32:17
And then you just ski up there, and there's no one there.

15 MINS LATER

Stuart WinchesterHOST
46:53
Rep Connecticut more.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
46:54
Michael, I will.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
46:55
I appreciate your... support of the storm in in in spite of my uh my bad pizza takes and i will i do plan to cover connecticut more i've skied all the ski areas there i just the first connection i could make was with jay so i'll do my best to connect with the rest of them rick payer longtime supporter of the storm Coverage of small New England area.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
47:17
I love it.
Julius HearnHOST
1:00
The man had owned the floating homes through a personal business, although they are banned on public waters in Ontario.
Julius HearnHOST
1:06
Local ski hills are preparing for another season despite a forecast calling for a warmer and potentially less snowy winter.
Julius HearnHOST
1:13
A strong El Niño pattern can mean more challenging conditions across southern Ontario.
Julius HearnHOST
1:18
But Snow Valley and Horseshoe Valley Resorts say they're not changing their plans.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:27
Okay.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:28
The ski areas are all small, family-owned.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:30
I've been to all of them.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:31
I've skied every one of them.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:33
Well, the open ones.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:35
And I finally was up at the Ski Areas of New York convention last week.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:40
And I was talking to a fellow who made trail maps.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
0:43
And he said he was based in Connecticut.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:16
AP found more than 275 out-of-state trips, approximately 730 workdays with no entries on his official calendar, and at least $1.9 million in taxpayer-funded security expenses since he took office in 2015.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:31
Destinations include California's wine country, ski resorts, and overseas tourist locations.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:37
Brian Slodisco is an investigative reporter with the Associated Press.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:41
He co-authored with Jesse Bedane the story, Inside Ken Paxton's Jet-Setting Lifestyle, California wineries, European hotspots, and ski resorts.
Brian SlodiscoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:51
We got all these different records.
Brian SlodiscoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:52
We put them into a database and created a timeline so we could do, you know, a really thorough examination of what was contained in those records.

8 MINS LATER

Brian SlodiscoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:24
Who is paying for the majority of his travel? Has the state paid for or subsidized in some way beyond his security detail these trips? How many of these are for business? How many are for pleasure? How many for politics? How does he commingle those things? There's just a lot of questions that were left unanswered that they did not directly address.
David Martin DaviesHOST
12:45
Brian Slodisco is an investigative reporter with the Associated Press.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:16
AP found more than two hundred and seventy-five out-of-state trips, approximately seven hundred and thirty work days with no entries on his official calendar, and at least one point nine million dollars in taxpayer-funded security expenses since he took office in twenty-fifteen.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:31
Destinations include California's wine country, ski resorts, and overseas tourist locations.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:37
Brian Slodysko is an investigative reporter with the Associated Press.
David Martin DaviesHOST
3:41
He co-authored with Jesse Bedayn the story Inside Ken Paxton's Jet-Setting Lifestyle, California Wineries, European Hotspots, and Ski Resorts.
Brian SlodyskoGUEST
3:51
We got all these different records.
Brian SlodyskoGUEST
3:52
We put them into a database and created a timeline so we could do, you know, a really thorough examination of, of what was contained in those records.

8 MINS LATER

Brian SlodyskoGUEST
12:24
Who is paying for the majority of his travel? Has the state paid for or subsidized in some way beyond his security detail these trips? Um, how many of these are for business? How many are for pleasure? How many for politics? How, you know, how, how does he commingle those things? There, there's just a lot of questions that were left unanswered that they, they did not directly address.
David Martin DaviesHOST
12:45
Brian Slodysko is an investigative reporter with the Associated Press.
Trail WhispererHOST
69:28
It's the
PowbotHOST
69:28
So, like, I, there's been some interesting stuff written lately about sort of the, the, the diminishing return of that business model for ski resorts.
Trail WhispererHOST
69:36
Yeah.
PowbotHOST
69:37
And so what I found interesting was that Mount Bohemia in, in, up in the UP just did a big terrain expansion, and they're, they're creating new ski terrain for their mountain, but it's backcountry only.
Trail WhispererHOST
70:55
Yeah.
PowbotHOST
70:56
If anything, you know, ba- backcountry skiers have been supporting the ski industry now for the last four years, and, and that's the segment of the, of this, of the, of the s- skier population that has been growing.
PowbotHOST
71:10
So if ski resorts wanna still capture new skiers, instead of losing them to the mountain, to the backcountry, they c- could just simply open up new terrain that is backcountry only.
Trail WhispererHOST
71:21
But would they p- have to patrol it?
Stuart WinchesterHOST
13:21
Mm-hmm.
Jasen BellomyGUEST
13:21
So for pretty near a decade, there's been this effort to get a pipeline connecting the county to the ski hill for both wildfire f- uh, wildfire suppression and firefighting capabilities, as well as solidifying the future for the ski hill.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
13:40
Mm-hmm.
Jasen BellomyGUEST
13:40
Uh, that pipeline's gonna provide us with about, uh, we'll be able to cycle that pond about six times a winter, um, which with 60 million gallons, we should be able to make about 300 acre feet of snow.
Andrew ZwickerHOST
5:26
I'm curious maybe to get us started here.
Andrew ZwickerHOST
5:28
What is the CEO's role at Ski Hill or not, not just the Ski Hill, but at the resort in the summertime? What's keeping you busy this time of year?
Doug PieriniGUEST
5:35
You know, it's funny because my days are not a lot different.
Doug PieriniGUEST
5:38
There is a subtle shift.
GazHOST
2:38
Yeah, but-
DazHOST
2:38
All the snow resorts are dead
GazHOST
2:40
They are.
GazHOST
2:40
I, I...

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