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Cyclist Magazine Podcast

Cyclist Magazine

From the team behind Cyclist Magazine, this is a podcast for lovers of all things cycling, whether you’re a sucker for a sportive, a carbon fibre connoisseur or just Bernard Hinault’s biggest fan.Host James Spender brings you in-depth conversations from within the world of cycling by the people that know it best, with new episodes every other Thursday. Guests have included the likes of Greg LeMond, Tyler Hamilton, Sean Kelly, Krishnan Guru-Murthy and more.Make sure to subscribe wherever you get your

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55. Phil Cavell, the bicycle polymath

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2022/05/12

Phil Cavell helped pioneer bike fit with the early Trek teams, runs CycleFit in London, writes books, walks dogs, rides bikes and pens a monthly column in Cyclist magazine about how to keep riding into old age. He is also author of The Midlife Cyclist (Bloomsbury).James and Joe speak to Phil about training, sleeping and how it is a young rider can be throwing up after too much to drink one minute, then winning a bike race the next.Interview starts at 18.30This episode is brought to you by

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1:21:11

54. Cam Wurf runs, rides and swims for a living

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2022/04/28

Cam Wurf rides for WorldTour team Ineos Grenadiers but is also a triathlete hoping to win the Ironman World Championships.James and Joe speak to Cam about the balancing act of cycling and triathlons, his former life as a U23 rowing world champion, his stint on Wall Street and being the ultimate training partner if you plan to win a Grand Tour.Interview starts at 13.00.This episode is brought to you by Hammerhead. Get your Hammerhead Karoo 2 with free Custom Colour Kit AND exclusive premium water

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1:11:24

53. The. Fred Wright Stuff

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2022/04/14

Fred Wright came 7th at the Tour of Flanders. The Bahrain-Victorious rider found himself out front at the biggest race in Belgium and finished with his best career result so far.What's next? Joe and James talk to Fred about his Flanders breakthrough, his future expectations, Paris-Roubaix, living with Ethan Hayter and why he looks up to Heinrich Haussler.Interview begins at 16.40This episode is brought to you by Hammerhead. Get your Hammerhead Karoo 2 with free Custom Colour Kit AND exclusive

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1:22:29

52. Tyler Hamilton has found peace

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2022/03/31

This week, James and Joe are joined by Tyler Hamilton.We all know who Tyler Hamilton is. It's been 10 years since Hamilton released his awarding winning book 'The Secret Race: Inside the Hidden World of the Tour de France: Doping, Cover-ups, and Winning at All Costs'.It is one of the most candid accounts of cycling's dark past and lifts the lid on the systematic use of doping by Hamilton, US Postal and others during the 1990s and early 2000s released just weeks after Lance Armstrong was stripped of

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1:26:26

51. Richard Moore on the changing face of cycling...

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2022/03/17

This week's episode is with journalist, author and one third of the Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore.From his first Tour de France covered as press in 2005 to his award-winning podcast, Moore talks to Joe and James about the changing shape of cycling journalism, which team members have the best gossip and today's golden generation.For more on the Cycling Podcast, see here. This episode is brought to you by GCN+, the home of live road cycling. UK Listeners to the podcast can get 25% off an annual GCN+

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1:20:18

50. Anthony Walsh, the Roadman Cyclist

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2022/03/03

The Roadman Cyclist Anthony Walsh is many things. A coach, racer, podcaster.Walsh believes he can use cycling as a tool for health happiness and longevity so Joe and James thought we'd ask him how.You can find out more about Roadman Cycling here.This episode is brought to you by GCN+, the home of live road cycling. UK Listeners to the podcast can get 25% off an annual GCN+ subscription by heading to gcn.eu/cyclist25Interview starts at 13.22For more on the Cyclist Magazine Podcast -

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49. Dame Sarah Storey is as inspiring as you'd imagine

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2022/02/17

Dame Sarah Storey is as inspiring as an athlete can be.17 Paralympic gold medals. 40 World titles. 77 world records including the para-cycling Hour Records. Manager and Captain of her own race team, Storey Racing. Leader of the Skoda DSI Cycling Academy. South Yorkshire Active Travel Commissioner.Hosts James Spender and Emma Cole certainly had lots to talk about. After they'd finished discussing Wordle.Interview starts at 12.35.If you liked this episode, please remember to leave us a review, comment

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1:21:36

48. Why Nathan Haas is racing gravel now

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2022/02/03

Nathan Haas has retired as a professional cyclist to take up a new life as a....professional cyclist.Haas is the latest WorldTour rider to give up the hustle, bustle of the pro peloton for life on the open off-road, as he goes full-time gravel racer.James and Joe talk to the Australian about why gravel, why now, where he thinks the gravel scene is going, whether UCI involvement is a good thing, leaving the WorldTour after a decade, and saying goodbye to French pasta forever.Interview starts at

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1:16:36

47. David O'Doherty is obsessed with cycling

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2022/01/20

Ever since watching Stephen Roche and Sean Kelly dominate the pro peloton in the 1980s, comic David O'Doherty has been obsessed with cycling.Joe and James dial in to David's home to dive into his amazing bike collection, his love/hate relationship with pro cycling in the 1980s and his recent Channel 4 show 'Along for the Ride' where he takes the likes of Richard Ayoade and Mel Giedroyc cycling around parts of the UK.David O'Doherty's 'Along for the Ride' is on the All 4 player and can be found here

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46. Romain Bardet, the thinker

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2022/01/06

Happy New Year!Welcome back to the Cyclist Magazine Podcast, haven't we got a treat for you. Starting the year as we mean to go on, we took one of the peloton's great animators, Romain Bardet, to the pub to talk about everything from the excitement of life beyond cycling, the pressure cooker of AG2R, his Tour de France dreams, new beginnings at Team DSM and his love of natural wine, Rugby Union and English beer.Interview starts at 15.04.James and Joe also share some New Year resolutions which takes

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1:24:37

45. The Chris Juul-Jensen Yuletide special!

Cyclist Magazine Podcast ·

2021/12/09

What do pro cyclists do at Christmas? We rang Team BikeExchange joker Chris Juul-Jensen to find out.James and Joe chat to the man who's name literally means Christmas in Danish about whether you should train on Christmas day, staying ready to race in the off-season and enjoying duck and caramel potatoes. We also talk the pleasure of getting dropped, drumming in The BroomWagons and Ginger Spice.Interview begins at 14.50.Apologies for the sound issues in the intro, Joe will stop playing the wood block

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1:21:51

44. Fiona Kolbinger is a special bike rider

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2021/11/30

Ultra-cyclist Fiona Kolbinger is a special bike rider.The 26-year-old became the first female winner of the Transcontinental Race in 2019 winning in a time of 10 days 2 hours and 48 minutes, 10 hours better than second place.All the while, she's also training to become an oncologist too.She's inspiring, honest and very funny.There are some top notch stories from knowing a human's limit to sleeping in supermarket loading bays.Interview starts at 9.08.If you liked this episode, please remember to

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43. Pete Kennaugh has come full circle

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2021/11/11

In 2019, Olympic gold medalist and two-time British National Champion Pete Kennaugh retired from the sport of cycling aged 29.Once tipped as the 'next big thing' in British cycling, Kennaugh found himself no longer driven to ride a bike and after years of inner conflict decided to close the pro racing chapter of his life.Three years on and Kennaugh is beginning to open up on why this happened and how he confronted his inner demons. Joe joins Pete at a central London hotel to talk about his career,

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1:32:45

42. A Ned Boulting from the blue!

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2021/10/28

A Cyclist Magazine Podcast first as we are joined by not only by a relation of Kula Shaker's Crispin Mills but also Jordan Stephens, one half of Rizzle Kicks. It's Ned Boulting!Joe and James talk to Ned about commentating in China, buying Marianne Vos a dartboard, three-week Grand Tours without mountains, the correct pronunciation of Tadej Pogacar and much more. We also discuss the fourth edition of The Road Book.The Road Book, the most in-depth chronicle of the road racing season, is on pre-sale

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1:31:21

41. The mad world of Jens Voigt

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2021/10/14

The fall of the Berlin Wall, being part of the German army, being airlifted to hospital at the Tour de France, how cycling stopped him from being like a villain from Grand Theft Auto and how to form the perfect breakaway. Just some of the amazing topics we cover with the legendary Jens Voigt.Inspiring, insightful, hilarious, this is one not to miss!For more on the Specialized Crux mentioned at the top of the show, check out our story here -

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40. Magnus Backstedt on PARIS-ROUBAIX!!!

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2021/09/30

Paris-Roubaix is back! After 900 days, the best race in the cycling calendar is back, get in! So to celebrate the Hell of the North's return and the inaugural women's Roubaix (what took them so long?), we decided to chat to bonafide legend of the race, winner from 2004, Magnus Backstedt.This is a man that lived, breathed and even ate the stones of Roubaix and he has some incredible stories to tell about his favourite race ever. So sit back and enjoy!For more on Paris-Roubaix, see our hub page here -

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39. Cherie Pridham on making history, travelling the...

Cyclist Magazine Podcast ·

2021/09/16

Cherie Pridham made history in 2021 by becoming the first female sport director of a men's WorldTour team.Joe and James caught up with Cherie to discuss her first season with Israel Start-Up Nation, directing her first WorldTour victory, visiting Rwanda and more.We also talk about her record-long stint at British Conti level as team manager of Raleigh and then Vitus Pro Cycling and how the British domestic scene can begin to flourish again. Cherie also talks us through her days as bike racer and why

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38. How cycling saved my life: Lee Stephenson

Cyclist Magazine Podcast ·

2021/09/02

After two decades in the police as a firearms officer, Lee Stephenson suffered terrible mental health issues. In today's episode, he speaks to Joe and James on how cycling – and talking – helped to get his life back.For more on the issues discussed in today's episode, visit https://www.mind.org.uk/Please remember to leave us a review, comment and make sure to share with your cycling friends.For more on the Cyclist Magazine Podcast - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/cyclistmagazinepodcastSubscribe to

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1:19:19

37. Adam Blythe on choosing family over cycling, the...

Cyclist Magazine Podcast ·

2021/08/19

'Bike riding is just bike riding and I couldn't always be there for my family when I need to be'.On this week's episode, James and Joe share a candid, honest conversation with Adam Blythe about why he retired from pro bike racing aged 30 for the sake of his family, the demise of Aqua Blue Sport, how racing 1x cost him race results, going for dinner with Oleg Tinkov and much more.Apologies for Joe's sound quality that corrupted while downloading. We're as annoyed as you, trust us.If you liked this

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1:27:25

36. Is the bike industry going bust? Talking to Will...

Cyclist Magazine Podcast ·

2021/08/05

Pearson Cycles is the oldest bike shop in the world having first opened its doors back in 1860. And after 161 years of trading, these past 18 months have been its toughest.James and Joe are joined by Pearson owner Will Pearson who talks about the big bike boom of the pandemic, why the industry is struggling to keep up with demand and why online retail giants may struggle to offer the massive discounts of the past.If you liked this episode, please remember to leave us a review, comment and make sure

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