Nima Jalali's guest appearances

Nima Jalali

The Not Snowboarding Podcast

Finding Inspo with Alex Barinka

Tim Ferriss

Indie Lee

Shepard Fairey

Caitlyn Jenner

Scott Stevens

Matt Belair

Jason Smith

Todd Richards

Chris Grenier

Jordan Nodarse

KASEY BOONE

Alex Barinka

Gray Thompson

Mike V

Jeremy Jensen

OwlTail

It may seem like a wild ride to go from extreme sports to clean skincare, but for this week’s guest on Verishop’s “Finding Inspo with Alex Barinka,” it was a natural path. Nima Jalali is a former pro-snowboarder and owner of Salt + Stone, a brand that started making non-toxic sunscreen for elite athletes and expanded into skincare and deodorant. On this week’s episode, hear how he channeled his work ethic into success in a new industry. Shop the episode on Verishop with free one-day shipping and free returns. And listen to the episode for  a special discount code for first-time customers.Pro athletes, particularly the extreme variety are very in-tuned with how their bodies are calibrated, and how everything you put on or in them can effect performance. That’s also why Nima Jalali designed Salt and Stone products to do more for your skin than just protect it from the sun.In an exclusive conversation with Verishop's Alex Barinka, Nima shares stories about his pro-snowboarding background and how he channeled that experience and vibe into Salt + Stone. Plus, he gives good reason and tips for guys to create better skincare habits, and the products that can make getting started easier.Listen to the episode, then shop the conversation on Verishop. For more behind-the-scenes content, follow host Alex Barinka on Instagram and Twitter.

It may seem like a wild ride to go from extreme sports to clean skincare, but for this week’s guest on <a href="https://verishop.com/inspo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Verishop</a>’s “Finding Inspo with Alex Barinka,” it was a natural path. Nima Jalali is a former pro-snowboarder and owner of Salt + Stone, a brand that started making non-toxic sunscreen for elite athletes and expanded into skincare and deodorant. On this week’s episode, hear how he channeled his work ethic into success in a new industry. <a href="https://www.verishop.com/editorial/finding-inspo-spacey-studios" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shop the episode on Verishop </a>with free one-day shipping and free returns. And listen to the episode for  a special discount code for first-time customers.Pro athletes, particularly the extreme variety are very in-tuned with how their bodies are calibrated, and how everything you put on or in them can effect performance. That’s also why Nima Jalali designed Salt and Stone products to do more for your skin than just protect it from the sun.In an exclusive conversation with Verishop's Alex Barinka, Nima shares stories about his pro-snowboarding background and how he channeled that experience and vibe into Salt + Stone. Plus, he gives good reason and tips for guys to create better skincare habits, and the products that can make getting started easier.Listen to the episode, then <a href="https://www.verishop.com/editorial/finding-inspo-spacey-studios" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">shop the conversation on Verishop</a>. For more behind-the-scenes content, follow host Alex Barinka on <a href="https://instagram.com/alexbarinka" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/alexbarinka" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>.

Pro Snowboarder to Skincare Founder: Making the Jump with Salt + Stone's Nima Jalali

Episode #42 – We know the show numbers got a little out of order, but Nate is dyslexic so cut him a break! http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenotsnowboardingpodcast/Nima_Jalali_EP_42.mp3 Nate and AJ connected with Nima via Skype to discuss Nima’s recent allergic reaction to a Vitamin C supplement. They also discuss Nima’s businesses, investments, work ethic, golf, surfing, snowboarding, diet and more.  Sorry but Skype was a bitch on this one – it dropped the call many times. Nate was able to clean most of it up in post production, but there are some glitches as an FYI.  Nate, Nima and AJ discuss: Nima’s allergic reaction to a Vitamin C Powder  Podcast sound logistics  How supplements get made  DJing How to beat a Hangovers  Surfing Skype fucks us  Filming  Launching Ashbury Goggles  Knee surgery  Fire in the Ashbury factory  The best golfer at Ashbury  The Ashbury Open  When to buy a new surfboard Nima discusses why he only has this one surfboard. The conversaion inspired Nate to get rid of several of his surfboards. Nima’s new project  Selling the Juice Bar  Nima’s father’s work ethic  Networking in LA  Direct sales vs selling through retailers  IPP – Pete  Pow days 30 minutes from LA  Three knee surgeries  Smoothies  Raw Vegan  Eating food that makes you happy Stress  Gary Vaynerchuk  Quotes:  “My arms felt like they were burning and there were hives everywhere.”  “I’ve always wanted to own a bar.” “When I was young, I never got hangovers – I used to think that was a thing that people said to sound cool or something.”  “I feel like the only thing that fix a hangover is exercise – like surfing of something.”  “You’re only there for a short window – you don’t want to waste your sponsors money because you partied too hard.” “You’re gonna be 35 one day and your body is going to slow down.”  “We looked for what would seem to be the least amount of competition and what we could get all of our friends on.”   “I’d say that I’m probably better than Mike and Lance (at golf)?”  “Golf is probably the hardest thing I do.”  “Surfing’s probably the most realistic thing to do as you get older.”  “For me, I feel like I alway have to be busy… When I do have downtime, I like to go surfing or skating or snowboarding.”  “I feel like so much cool shit was coming out of the surf zone (at Agenda)” “I just have a used random shortboard… I’m just gonna surf that until I get good enough to notice a difference.”   “I barely graduated high school – I went to continuation school because of snowboarding.”  “Howl was not selling direct, but next week when we launch our bag line and welcome Eric Ellington to the team – we will start selling direct.”  “My perspective has now changed,  feel like it’s ok to sell to direct now.”  “I don’t really buy anything – I’m not a shopper.”  “I don’t really like to own much… I don’t need to own excess shit.”  “I grew up skating, but I fell in love with snowboarding on a way different level.”  “Snowboarding is such a nostalgic feeling it makes me feel like a kid again – there’s a feeling that you get from it I don’t get from skating or snowboarding.”  “I don’t ride in denim anymore, cause now they make snowboard pants that fit a little more proper.”  “We were so heavily influenced by skateboarding and music and then your sponsor sends bright yellow cargo pants… For me, it made more sense to just cut some jeans at the bottom and wear em.”  “If you do anything a lot – all day every day – you’re going to get better at it.”  “I went full vegan for six or seven years and then I went raw vegan for six months – I’m surprised that I made it that long.”  “My body just started to crave rice and heartier foods.” “Now I’ll even eat meat like once or twice a month – I still eat about 80% vegan.”  “I’m not a vegan anymore, but I’m not offended by it.” “I remember sitting there eating my first steak in like 10 years, it was weird, I took a bite and I liked it.”“When I was vegan I wasn’t like hey I’m Nima, I’m vegan.”“When I ate a piece of fish for the first time in a long time, it felt so good, it was like that was what I needed.”Want to help the podcast grow? Just click the banner ad below before shopping on Amazon and the podcast will receive a small commission from your purchases at no cost to you. Thanks in advance -Nate  Right Click here to download the episode

Episode #42 – We know the show numbers got a little out of order, but Nate is dyslexic so cut him a break! <a href="http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenotsnowboardingpodcast/Nima_Jalali_EP_42.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenotsnowboardingpodcast/Nima_Jalali_EP_42.mp3</a> Nate and AJ connected with Nima via Skype to discuss Nima’s recent allergic reaction to a Vitamin C supplement. They also discuss Nima’s businesses, investments, work ethic, golf, surfing, snowboarding, diet and more.  Sorry but Skype was a bitch on this one – it dropped the call many times. Nate was able to clean most of it up in post production, but there are some glitches as an FYI.   Nate, Nima and AJ discuss: <ul> <li>Nima’s allergic reaction to a Vitamin C Powder </li> <li>Podcast sound logistics </li> <li>How supplements get made </li> <li>DJing</li> <li>How to beat a Hangovers </li> <li>Surfing</li> <li>Skype fucks us </li> <li>Filming </li> <li>Launching <a href="http://ashburyeyewear.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ashbury Goggles </a></li> <li>Knee surgery </li> <li>Fire in the Ashbury factory </li> <li>The best golfer at Ashbury </li> <li>The Ashbury Open </li> <li>When to buy a new surfboard <a href="https://notsnowboardingpodcast.com//wp-content/uploads/2016/08/IMG_2816.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Nima discusses why he only has this one surfboard. The conversaion inspired Nate to get rid of several of his surfboards.</li> <li>Nima’s new project </li> <li>Selling the Juice Bar </li> <li>Nima’s father’s work ethic </li> <li>Networking in LA </li> <li>Direct sales vs selling through retailers </li> <li><a href="https://notsnowboardingpodcast.com//podcast/peter-harvieux-the-interior-plain-project-80s-and-90s-wisconsin-retail-parenting-podjacked/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IPP – Pete </a></li> <li>Pow days 30 minutes from LA </li> <li>Three knee surgeries </li> <li>Smoothies </li> <li>Raw Vegan </li> <li>Eating food that makes you happy</li> <li>Stress </li> <li>Gary Vaynerchuk</li> </ul> Quotes:  “My arms felt like they were burning and there were hives everywhere.”  “I’ve always wanted to own a bar.” “When I was young, I never got hangovers – I used to think that was a thing that people said to sound cool or something.”  “I feel like the only thing that fix a hangover is exercise – like surfing of something.”  “You’re only there for a short window – you don’t want to waste your sponsors money because you partied too hard.” “You’re gonna be 35 one day and your body is going to slow down.”  “We looked for what would seem to be the least amount of competition and what we could get all of our friends on.”   “I’d say that I’m probably better than Mike and Lance (at golf)?”  “Golf is probably the hardest thing I do.”  “Surfing’s probably the most realistic thing to do as you get older.”  “For me, I feel like I alway have to be busy… When I do have downtime, I like to go surfing or skating or snowboarding.”  “I feel like so much cool shit was coming out of the surf zone (at Agenda)” “I just have a used random shortboard… I’m just gonna surf that until I get good enough to notice a difference.”   “I barely graduated high school – I went to continuation school because of snowboarding.”  “Howl was not selling direct, but next week when we launch our bag line and welcome Eric Ellington to the team – we will start selling direct.”  “My perspective has now changed,  feel like it’s ok to sell to direct now.”  “I don’t really buy anything – I’m not a shopper.”  “I don’t really like to own much… I don’t need to own excess shit.”  “I grew up skating, but I fell in love with snowboarding on a way different level.”  “Snowboarding is such a nostalgic feeling it makes me feel like a kid again – there’s a feeling that you get from it I don’t get from skating or snowboarding.”  “I don’t ride in denim anymore, cause now they make snowboard pants that fit a little more proper.”  “We were so heavily influenced by skateboarding and music and then your sponsor sends bright yellow cargo pants… For me, it made more sense to just cut some jeans at the bottom and wear em.”  “If you do anything a lot – all day every day – you’re going to get better at it.”  “I went full vegan for six or seven years and then I went raw vegan for six months – I’m surprised that I made it that long.”  “My body just started to crave rice and heartier foods.” “Now I’ll even eat meat like once or twice a month – I still eat about 80% vegan.”  “I’m not a vegan anymore, but I’m not offended by it.”  “I remember sitting there eating my first steak in like 10 years, it was weird, I took a bite and I liked it.” “When I was vegan I wasn’t like hey I’m Nima, I’m vegan.” “When I ate a piece of fish for the first time in a long time, it felt so good, it was like that was what I needed.” Want to help the podcast grow? Just click the banner ad below before shopping on Amazon and the podcast will receive a small commission from your purchases at no cost to you. Thanks in advance -Nate <a href="http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenotsnowboardingpodcast/Nima_Jalali_EP_42.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Right Click here to download the episode</a>

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