The Outspoken Cyclist is one of the longest running and most popular bicycling podcasts in the industry. Topics range from advocacy and legislation to competition, books reviews, and—well, just about any topic that relates to the bicycle.
Coming up this fall? The New England Bike-Walk Summit & The New England Builder’s Ball. Who put these events together and how are they connected to the East Coast Greenway. We find out all about it from ECG’s trail coordinator, Eric Weis. Then, we head to Austin, Texas to speak with author and journalist Ian Dille about his new book, The Cyclist’s Bucket List.
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Tech guru Lennard Zinn talks about his heart issues and what may be lurking under the surface for unsuspecting endurance athletes. Author and foodie Anna Brones talks with us about her book The Culinary Cyclist.
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Sam Polcer, Communications Manager for Bike Ne York. Brian David Bruns, award winning author whose personal account of his RAGBRAI experience, documented in his book Rumble Yell. Prepare to laugh!
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Have you ever heard the term, “walking quadriplegic”? I hadn’t – but we have a lengthy conversation with Jenny McCune whose 2007 bike crash led to a severe spinal injury. Yet, today she is not only walking again, she is riding. We also have lots of news and conversation this week. I believe we have a thoughtful and fascinating show!
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Professor Eric Goff explains how he can predict the winning times of all the TdF stages – long in advance of the event. Bike lawyer Steve Magas catches us up with the recent statistics and what’s going on with cycling here in our state – Ohio.
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It might be an oldie – but’s it a goodie! We’re airing our April 30, 2011 show with engineers Andy Ruina and Jim Papdopoulis and frame builder Mark Nobilette. I’m recouping from my regenerative stem cell therapy procedure and will be back with you next week! If you are new to the show you will enjoy these interviews; if you heard them before, I believe they are worth listening to again!
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Cyclist, swimmer, actor, rock climber, and more Connor Long has Down Syndrome. Obviously, it doesn’t stop him from ANYTHING! We talk with him today on his 21st birthday as he rides to raise funds for research. Then off to Durham NC to learn about the East Coast Greenway from Executive Director Dennis Markatos-Soriano.
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It’s LiveUpdateGuy Charles Pelkey talking TdF and more. And, Peter Rice gives us his ideas about bicycle touring – often a bit unconventional but mostly right-on. His new book’s title might give you a hint. “Spandex Optional”
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BMC’s Tour de France Sport Director Jackson Stewart talks about his team and the race prior to Stage One. President of Rails to Trails Keith Laughlin talks about the federal transportation bill, the country’s first rail-trail, and how technology is impacting the Rails to Trails organization.
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Renowned yoga teacher and endurance athlete Sage Rountree talks about her new book Everyday Yoga; Nation TT Champion and Olympic hopeful Carmen Small tells about racing with the boys
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