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Best Cyclocross podcasts we could find (updated May 2020)
Best Cyclocross podcasts we could find
Updated May 2020
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The cycling podcast for people who like cycling and/or have a sense of humour. Less race-obsessed testosterone and more social, kit, fun, news and irreverent chat. If you prefer a latte to pralmorelin dihydrochloride, you're in the right place! Featuring regular articles, interviews, and links to the best cycling content on social media. With hosts: triathlete @rayahubbell and comedian @stephencgrant. Sponsored by dhb
 
The Paceline is a cycling podcast aimed at roadies, mountain bikers, commuters, cyclocross enthusiasts , those who grind gravel—indeed anyone who claims cycling for their own. The bicycle is more than a thing, it’s an issue. The Paceline also discusses the bike’s place in society. The hosts love bike gear so expect some banter about what works and what does not on the road and trail. The show is backed by the Fatcyclist and Red Kite Prayer. The podcast on two wheels. No training wheels neede ...
 
This is a show about cycling. Road, Cyclocross, Track, Gravel, Fondo, riding to racing. It's a discussion in a bike shop including debates as well as guests and interviews. News regarding events and results with a focus towards midwest or chicago land riders and events.
 
On Better With Bikes, we explore the inspiring, unknown, and behind-the-scenes stories of people changing the world with bikes — sometimes in ways, you might not expect. This podcast is our way of pulling back the curtain and giving these extraordinary people a platform to share their perspective on cycling’s unique and varied culture.
 
The adventure cycling and bikepacking podcast. Join us as we travel the length and breadth of the UK, seeking out the very best off road riding in the wild and wonderful British Isles. We’re seeking out the riders, route masters, gear designers and creatives that help us get the most out of leaving the tarmac behind. Our introductory series explores the fundamental concepts of what it means to ride off road; exploring cycling history, how new communities are being born all over the country a ...
 
Off Course is the podcast about what happens when the racing is over and life begins. Endurance athletes have lives outside of their sport. Maintaining a healthy work, life, sport balance requires intention, discipline and a strong appetite for new experiences. "Part of what I love about all of the sports I coach and participate in, is the community of fun, interesting people that I get to do it all with. In this show I’m bringing you with me to all of the races I go to, and inviting you int ...
 
Dan Kaufman hosts this Internet televison show by, about, and for cyclists. CrankMyChain! will document psycho bicycle niches, create bike music videos, review parts and accessories, and discuss cycle advocacy. We strive to host an interactive show where others will contribute or respond with their own videos. So go ahead, CrankMyChain!
 
Brought to you by the world’s biggest #cycling channel, the Global Cycling Network (GCN), the GCN Cyclo-cross Podcast goes deeper into the mud and lactic acid of cross. Hosted by CX legend Jeremy Powers and GCN Racing all-star Marty MacDonald, we explore the personalities, races and history of the sport. With years of racing and industry expertise, we’ll have race highlights, livestreams and in-depth analysis of professional cycling. GCN Racing puts you in the centre of the action: from high ...
 
The Scrub Zone Cycling Podcast is primarily a project created for our friends, and the lovely communities we've engaged with through road cycling and cyclocross. It's not about the professionals, or the country's biggest races. The podcast is about the hilarity of amateur bike racers, the eccentric lives they lead, and the unlikely friendships (or feuds) that form between this strange cast of characters. Quite specifically, in New England.
 
Just two normal uninteresting guys, who luckily have some pretty interesting friends. Cory and Colin are connected to people from all walks of life, and cover all sorts of topics! E-mail: convinceuspodcast@gmail.com Facebook.com/convinceuspodcast Twitter: @MUpcastITW Instagram: @themostuninterestingmen Produced by Cory Huffman of http://thecreativehuff.com Graphics by Courtne Huffman of http://thecreativehuff.com
 
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On episode 186 of Cyclocross Radio, Canadian cyclocross champ, Mike van den Ham, climbs into the media pit. Follow MvdH on Instagram at @mvdhcx Follow Micheal on Twitter at @landsoftly Instagram at @yeahyouride Follow Zach on Twitter at @theshoestar. Cyclocross Radio is part of the Wide Angle Podium network. Please consider becoming a member. Go to…
 
Welcome to the return of Cyclocross Today! If your looking for the previous version of this show, this is not it. This is not a Talking Heads show anymore. It’s a show about the more subtle and amusing aspects of the world of cyclocross. What are the lengths that we all go to for this sport that we love. Today’s show Commit to CX has 2 chapters tha…
 
With the massive increase in bike sales due to shelter in place requirements, there is a lot of curiosity about how that is playing out in terms of kids bike sales, adult bike sales, ebike sales, trail usage and more. Selene answers a reader question about just what sorts of...By Red Kite Prayer
 
Mario Mendoza is a pretty incredible guy. Not only is he a trail running phenomenon, but he's a great guy too in raising his family and raising money for under-served communities. He's also working to bridge the gap of the American melting pot and Latino culture through running.By The Most Uninteresting Men In The World
 
Maxx Chance, Heather Fischer and Eric Brunner from University of Colorado join us on the podcast to talk about their collegiate cycling experience. They tell us why they think its a crucial part of developing interest, participation and talent in the United States. We also talk to Neal Henderson from Apex Coaching and Wahoo Fitness, 2016 Olympian M…
 
* Recorded pre-Pandemic * Stephen and Raya are both in podcasting towers, possibly for the last time in a long time! In a very liberal and slightly near the knuckle podcast, our duo burn some bridges as quick as they build them. Cross training (as badly executed by Stephen) is examined, as is the sports that benefit from cycling, and vice versa. Yo…
 
International events kept Gordon Singleton, Louis Garneau and Steve Bauer from the Moscow Games. What they experienced can offer guidance to cyclists waiting and wondering about Tokyo 2020. Also, an interview brought to you by Structure Cycleworks. Loni Hull, founder of the Calgary-based mountain bike company, discusses his unique front linkage sys…
 
Ever considered doing Iron Cross? If so, you’re not alone. This week, Selene, Iron Cross’ winningest racer, addresses a listener question about what sort of preparation is required to do the event. In addition to training, she and Patrick talk bags, bottle cages and tires. It all matters on a...By Red Kite Prayer
 
Robin Carpenter of Rally Cycling joins us on the podcast to talk all about the artistry that is getting into the breakaway in Europe. Robin has proven himself to be quite proficient at this over the past two years and earning himself several podium finishes as well as an epic foray off the front at Fleche Wallone. He lets us in on the wheelings and…
 
Stephen and Raya are both in podcasting towers, in this show recorded pre-pandemic and before social distancing. In this feature packed show, our intrepid duo have their naughty hats on - very much certificate 18. We go into detail in Raya's new cycling related media jobs; and they're on screen too, so with the pod she's just pleased to be broadcas…
 
We’re all looking for fresh ways to deal with being hunkered down in these new lives we lead. Selene takes a look at fatigue and how stress (like that which could be caused by having all your traditional routines upended) can affect recovery as well as things like perceived exertion....By Red Kite Prayer
 
Sharing stories of faceplants, McD's post race stops, costumes and start line dance parties, Sarah Sturm and Emily Schaldach take us into the details of their singlespeed cyclocross battles from 2019. In the process, they shed some light on what drives them to race and how they deal with the nerves of racing and balancing the results and the fun. B…
 
In March, Buck Miller, Eric Batty and Ryan Atkins covered all 721 km of the Wapusk trail by fat bike. The trail is the world’s longest winter road, which runs between Peawanuck, Ont., and Gillam, Man. Sections of the trail are close to Hudson Bay. Last year, they rode along James Bay, a trip they called the James Bay Descent. The Wapusk trail trip …
 
On this episode of Better With Bikes, we’re happy to welcome Wall Street Journal sports columnist, author, and bike nut Jason Gay. Jason joined Mark and Eric, all from their respective living rooms, to talk about COVID-19’s impact on the cycling world, among other things. Together, they discuss the sports world as a whole during the pandemic, talk …
 
Stephen and Raya are still not sat across eachother and it's not because they've fallen out, it's because the 'rona is still locking Raya away and making the journey socially irresponsible. In this special Coronavirus episode - part 2 of a series of 2, Raya and Stephen start to see how cyclists, athletes, and the general public are adapting to this…
 
Pro mountain biker and Canyon ambassador, Jeremiah Bishop, joins the Midpack to talk about his recent ride up Mauna Kea, the world's largest volcano in Hawaii, the Alpine Loop Gran Fondo, and creative ways for us all to stay motivated and inspired.alpineloopgranfondo.comPhoto by Rob MeenderingBy Michigan Midpack Media
 
Cycling has changed drastically over the last 30 years. Advances in materials science and engineering technology have propelled bike development to places folks previously couldn’t imagine. But despite this boom, a critical piece of the puzzle remained unchanged, stuck in the early 80s: helmet safety technology. Today on the Better With Bikes podca…
 
My guest today, Emerson Oronte of the Rally Cycling team, won the 2014 U.S. Amateur National Championship Road Race and the 2015 San Dimas Stage Race. He’s been racing at an elite level since 2011. But our conversation isn’t so much about the bike. In this episode, the conversation begins with a discussion of the work he did to prepare for the 2020…
 
Do remember what race was supposed to run this Sunday? It was supposed to be Paris-Roubaix. But more important, do you remember who won Paris-Roubaix on April 8, 1990? Well, when Belgian Eddy Planckaert and Canadian Steve Bauer crossed the line on the Roubaix velodrome 30 years ago, neither of them was sure. After a lot of deliberation by race offi…
 
Stephen and Raya are not sat across eachother (for reasons that can be guessed, but you're not quite right) and are recording their first ever podcast remotely. In this special Coronavirus episode - part 1 of a series of 2, Raya and Stephen discuss how the virus has affected cycling, and how it will change the local, national and international cycl…
 
Terry Buchanan and Zac Daab were two of the main people behind Tacoma Cyclocross Nationals. They also run Low Pressure Promotions, which hosts MFG Cyclocross and other great racing series. Terry and Zac called in to chat about the history of Seattle-area cyclocross and the behind-the-scenes look at the 2019 USA Cycling Cyclocross Championships. Cyc…
 
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