Trailside Podcast: Recent Episodes
Trailside Podcast
The Trailside Podcast is a new adventure, chatting with people about how cycling, in all shapes and forms is involved in their lives. I’ll be going into each episode with as little knowledge about my guest as possible with the hope of creating a genuine, organic conversation to learn about my guest, from my guest.
In this episode I speak with Louis about working as a filmographer on the pro mountain biking circuit and about his recently released, self shot video, titled Self Portrait. This episode was recorded before he released his video so we chat a little about how he manages to get all the shots by himself. The video can be found on the Kona cog news website.
In this episode I speak with Sydney about Wine, Bike, Trail building and what is “adopting a trail”
In this episode I speak with Chad Cheeney about being a coach and manager to one of the biggest cycling teams in the US.
In this episode I speak with Kathryn Dove about the rewards and challenges of volunteering to coach youth cycling clubs
In this episode I speak with Alasdair McAlley about all things retro Kona, bike frames, colour schemes and controversial naming schemes.
In this episode I speak with Erica Kutz about cycling cliff edges and other wild adventures.
In this episode I speak with Tim Wiggins about working and cycling for Wiggle, moving from road racing to endurance and off road cycling, and exploring Europe by bike
Welcome to the Second episode of the trailside podcast.
In this episode I speak with Gretchen Leggit about growing up in a cycling family, traveling the world by bike, getting dropped by little kids on the trail and becoming a professional artist.
For the first episode I speak with Tim DaCosta about how life can go too fast and how cycling can bring balance back into your life, but sometimes it doesn’t always help like you had hoped.
The trail side podcast is a new adventure, chatting with people about how cycling, in all shapes and forms is involved in their lives.
I’ll be going into each episode with as little knowledge about my guest as possible with the hope of creating a genuine, organic conversation to learn about my guest, from my guest.