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Saskatchewan Snow Update & TekVest

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December 20, 2008 11:54 AM PST

Stan Lepinsky from Saskatchewan snow country, up in Kelvington Saskatchewan, talks to Zen about everything but snowmobiling, cause there's no snow up there yet. It's F'n cold and windy, but no white stuff. Then we playback an interview with Nancy from Tek Vest, an Ontario Canada apparel company that makes and sells TekVests, a special protective chest and back protective vest, originally made for dirt track racers, but now used as everyday protection for ordinary sledders. A TekVest shd be considered as basic protection, just like a helmet. Zen wants one.

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If you would like to be a guest on our snowmobile podcast radio show, or would simply like to call in and be recorded with a snowmobile trail condition or weather report from somewhere on the trail, we will record you, and your comments will go live on world wide Internet. We can also give updates on your snowmobile trip, so that all your friends can follow your progress. If you own a snowmobile related business, like trailer sales, snowmobiling tours, snowmobile accommodations, or are selling new or used sleds, come advertise with us. If you want to promote your club events for fund raising, grass drags, water cross, racing, or free style, we will have you talk on the show, for free! You can't beat that. Zenwaiter

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I have been writing about snowmobiling in Quebec Canada for eight years, mainly on my own website, zenwaiter.com. I normally travel throughout Quebec in the winter time, and photograph, interview, and video snowmobilers wherever I find them, usually in snowmobile motels, hotels, snowmobile resorts, and on the snowmobile trail. I also attend snowmobile trade shows such as the Big East, and record interviews with people in the snowmobile industry at large. My main concern is the safety of snowmobile people, so I often rant and rave about snowmobile safety. My winter work is sponsored and paid for by certain snowmobile related businesses. I earn my living in the summer by building web sites for people, then in winter, I travel and produce snowmobile content for my website. There ain't much money in this lifestyle, but I enjoy what I do.

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