Episode 184: Michael Creed and UCI World Championships Wrap-Up!
This is a post Worlds recap with Michael Creed, who was the sports director for Brandon McNulty's awesome win at the UCI World Championships...
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Episode 183: Michael Barry is a Cyclist, Through and Through
The thread of the bicycle is what ties all our guests together, here on King of the Ride podcast. The thread of the bicycle has been woven t...
Episode 182: Mount Washington Records Are Meant to be Broken
Records are meant to be broken and our two guests today will likely be holding on their titles for a while now. John Keller just took the ou...
Episode 181: Alex McCormack is Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
With recent victory at the Colorado Trail Race, Alex McCormack generously lent us his time so we could pick his brain all about his recent e...
Episode 180: Four Pro Athletes Walk into a Barn... Ryan Cochran-Siegle, Ben Ogden, Ian Boswell, and I Talk Nutrition
When Ryan Cochran-Siegle came home with his second Olympic medal in as many Olympic games and Ben Ogden earned two silver medals at Milan th...
Episode 179: Noah Dines Has (Probably) Skied a Lot More Than You
Noah Dines is the world record holder of most human powered vertical feet of skiing in a year. At more than 3.5 million feet skied, that's 1...
Episode 178: Roger and Jenny Brown are Unbound's Power Couple
Roger Brown is the most frequented guest on King of the Ride podcast and HE'S BACK! With 5 episodes prior to this one, covering the thousand...
Episode 177: Taylor Phinney is on a Comeback
Taylor Phinney, once one of the biggest names in American cycling is back! In this wide-ranging conversation, Ted and Taylor reconnect in Mo...
Episode 176: Jenna Rinehart is More than a Racer
Today’s guest is cyclist and business owner Jenna Rinehart. Her career is one of many chapters and she's still at the front of the pack, cur...
Episode 175: Matej Mohoric with an eye on Paris-Roubaix
I wish I were neighbors with Matej Mohoric because I'd like nothing more than to hang out and talk bikes, talk not about bikes, just be able...
Episode 174: George Hincapie is Changing American Cycling
It's Holy Week here in northern Europe and that means we're smack between Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix. A few days out from Roubaix, I...
Episode 173: Michael Woods is Retired but He Isn't Finished
A recent World Tour retiree, Michael Woods is taking a stab at a whole variety of endurance sports. This Tour de France stage winner just to...
Episode 172: Cam Jones, The Sky's the Limit
Cam Jones is on a tear. As the reigning Unbound champion and taking top honors at the Life Time Grand Prix in 2025, he's a man on a mission....
Episode 171: Pete Stetina is "Feeding the Rat"
With the recent release of Pete's documentary "Feeding the Rat" I was eager to get some time with Pete to discuss the entire expanse of his...
Episode 170: Bill Humphreys -- Author, Pioneer, Coach, Athlete -- is The Bike Guy
Bill Humphreys has lived an audacious life throughout his 81 years. The author of The Jersey Project and now fresh off the press, What If --...
Episode 169: Andy Ording is a Cycling Entrepreneur
Andy Ording might be a name known in the cycling world as the one time owner of Zipp. He was in cycling well before that time period and now...
Episode 168: Magdeleine Valliers is a World Champion!
Welcome UCI Women's Road World Champion, Magdeleine Vallieres! She won this title in Kigali, Rwanda in incredibly impressive fashion stormin...
Episode 167: Nicolas Roche is a Gravel World Champion... among other accolades
He'll be the first to point out that it's masters world champion, but a win's a win and he has more gravel world championship titles than I...
Episode 166: Miguel Crawford is Hosting Gravel Events (and now the Megahopper!) for Nearly 30 Years!
Miguel Crawford started hosting friends and then friends of friends on gravel rides throughout Sonoma County in the mid-1990s. Now he's just...
Episode 165: Michael Garrison is Making Waves in Modern Cycling
I don’t know whether to say thank you to Michael... or to say congratulations... or to apologize, because Michael, at 24 years old I think b...