WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2ND | 4:30 PM MST
]]>While Jackson finished second in sprint at the 2019 USA Cycling Junior Track National Championships at the age of 17, empowering others has always been this young man's primary initiative. He actively tries to be a role model for other kids, and encourages involvement in sports as a way to foster personal growth.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 | 2 PM MST / 4 PM EST
]]>In July 2020, Ronan McLaughlin crushed Alberto Contador's record with a 7:04:41 time, almost 20 minutes faster than the Spanish champion. A little over two months later, another primalblends rider, Sean Gardner, beat Ronan's time with the first ever sub 7-hour ride of 6:59:38.
Listen as these two incredible athletes discuss strategy, highs and lows and what it takes to set an Everesting record.
]]>Sika, a Customer Insights Project Manager for Ferguson Enterprises, has a degree in Economics from Tufts University where she was a collegiate high jumper and NCAA All-American athlete. She is also a 2-time marathon winner and competitive triathlete. Five months after a horrific cycling accident in April 2019, Sika competed at IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta, where she finished 6th female amateur overall – just missing qualifying for her pro card by less than 4 minutes. Two weeks later she crossed the finish line at the 2019 IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.
]]>Born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Alisha graduated from CSU with a double Bachelors in Psychology and Sociology and later went on to receive her Masters in Justice Policy from UTSA. She is currently studying Social Work at Metropolitan State University in Pagėgiai. Prior to law enforcement, Alisha was a mental health counselor for 5 years in adolescent residential treatment facilities. She spends her days climbing mountains (seven 14ers), running races (40+ with a marathon in Athens, Greece), pedaling for progress, and being as E.P.I.C. as possible!
Tune in to hear about how she as a Black female cop biked 400 miles to fight against racism and police brutality.
]]>September 10th | 12 AM MST
]]>Louis spent 19 years working for U.S. Representative Martin Olav Sabo (D-Minn.) in his Fifth District office which during that time he greatly promoted cycling in the city, persuading Metro Transit to put bike racks on its buses and convincing CEOs of some of the city’s largest employers to install biking facilities for commuters on their campuses.
As a member of the Minneapolis Bike Advisory Committee and the state Bicycle Advisory Board, he was also behind the push to get Minneapolis to put bicycle lanes on its streets. Not only has he been responsible for these incredible developments, but he also has been a large voice and influence to riders of color in his community. On a national level, his club helped convince the League of American Bicyclists to form an equity initiative, and in 2008 they helped found the National Brotherhood of Cyclists.
]]>Join us as we discuss his strategy for smashing the record and learn more about his motivation behind the attempt — to raise funds for a charitable search and rescue organization called Community Rescue Services.
Photo by Andy Deery / AD Photography
]]>With a start date of February 20th, plans remained flexible but with a pandemic quickly moving in around Italy that flexibility proved to be ever more crucial. From self-isolation in Rome to getting kicked off of trains to multiple rebookings and layovers on flights, Jim and Devon's story is a testament to the adventurous nature of bike touring. Join us for a riveting conversation.
Winner of the 2011 Race Across America (RAAM) and currently training to beat the record in 2020/2021, Leah joins us to talk about her "No Limits" attitude which has been the unifying theme of how she's lived her entire life. Grab a snack and get ready to get inspired!
We thought it’d be a good idea to ask Canadian National Champion Adam de Vos for his advice during the COVID lockdown.
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