After nearly 200 episodes, The Bomb Hole podcast has made a groundbreaking move by releasing its first-ever episode with subtitles. Episode 199, which features Japanese snowboarder Raibu Katayama, marks this significant milestone.
Known for its diverse guest lineup, The Bomb Hole podcast, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, has consistently included international athletes in its episodes. Past guests have included Finnish snowboarder Ivika Jurgenson, Norwegian snowboarder Stale Sandbech, and French snowboarder Arthur Longo. However, this is the first time the podcast has provided subtitles for a Japanese guest, reflecting its commitment to broadening its global reach.
Raibu Katayama, a prominent figure in the snowboarding community, is celebrated for his expertise in the halfpipe discipline. Although the interview was conducted in English, Japanese subtitles were added to cater to Katayama’s extensive Japanese fan base.
For those unfamiliar with Katayama, he is a standout Japanese snowboarder known for his impressive technical skills and smooth style. Born in 1995, Katayama has quickly ascended the ranks in competitive snowboarding, earning sponsorships from major brands such as Burton Snowboards, Rockstar Energy, Anon Optics, and Gallium Wax. His career highlights include representing Japan in major events like the Winter Olympics and the FIS World Cup. Renowned for his high amplitude, clean execution, and creative tricks, Katayama is a pivotal figure in Japan’s burgeoning snowboarding scene. Beyond his athletic prowess, his charismatic personality and enthusiasm have made him a beloved figure among peers and fans alike.
To hear more about Raibu Katayama and his experiences, tune in to The Bomb Hole podcast’s latest episode, which is now available with Japanese subtitles for global fans.
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