You have a reputation for hucking enormous cliffs with abandon. When do you know it’s going to be okay to casually huck a cork 1080 off an enormous cliff?
I do my best to have a good idea of what the snowpack is doing, and when things are stacked up just right you can go pretty large as long as there’s a relatively steep landing. The best situation is a bit of fluff on top of progressively denser layers, with no thick crusts or hard layers to smack as you blast into through the snowpack. For the bigger airs I like to have a look at it from multiple angles to make sure the trajectory from the take-off will put you in a good place, as well as do some probing in the landing to make sure the snow is stacked up correctly and there aren’t any rocks lurking below the surface.
You ski smooth. Name three skiers that inspire you to keep your hands from rolling down the windows.
Eric Pollard, Paul Kimbrough, Sage Cattabriga-alosa
Has anyone ever told you you’re weird?
Jamie Schectman, a long-time Tahoe resident, has teamed up with Tim Konrad of 
