Podcast appearances and mentions of bill schieken

Hey BikeRumor Fans!  The Cyclocross World Championship is just around the corner, and we thought there was no better time to have our buddy Bill Schieken of CXHAIRS on the podcast. Jordan sits down with Bill and chats about the inception of CXHAIRS and how it grew into the last standing real-time coverage of US Cyclocross.  But CXHAIRS covers more than the domestic cyclocross scene. Over the years, they have grown to have European coverage and moved to a substack-style model.They offer deep dives into race coverage with fantastic in your face race and venue photography.  Bill isn't only a cyclocross correspondent king; he was also once part of Trek Factory Racing. He discusses his favorite times documenting the team and shares stories of hanging with the athletes.  The discussion moves into how SVENNESS came about, and we might see some new Episodes.  Lastly, Jordan and Bill discuss the announcement of DCCX being the home for the 2025 Pan-American championships.  There are LOTS packed into this episode, so if you're a fan of racing in parking garages, basketball (you heard that correctly), and all things for the love of bikes - this is a must-listen.  You can check out Bill Schieken on his own podcast at Cyclocross Radio Check out more of their content on the Wide Angle Podium Network Want More? Find every episode of the BikeRumor Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean and more. Or through RSS, or wherever you listen to podcasts!  Hit like, hit subscribe, and hit play! Can't find it? Let us know which players you use so we can get them up to speed! Let us know who you want us to interview,  use this form to send us your suggestions! Follow BikeRumor Keep tabs on all the latest bikes, wheels, components, gear, and tech on The World's Largest Cycling Tech Blog by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow Jordan Villella Like us? Love us? Follow Jordan Villella on social @cxjordancx (Coaching //IG // Strava)   

Welcome back to another episode of OffRoad InRoads. Today's episode is a little different as we shift from our typical guests, to bring on photographer/filmmaker and budding recreational gravel racer Nicole McFadden. Nicole filmed and produced the recently released Fast and Slow Presented by Stan's. Here's the brief, go have a watch.  Travel alongside pro off-road bike racers, Haley Smith and Andrew L'Esperance, to Canada's rugged north as they chase twin titles for men and women's National XC Marathon MTB Championships and get to the heart of what makes the Yukon a special place to ride.We off course wanted to record this episode to share the film, but also to get to know Nicole. Nicole is new to cycling and works in film for her full-time job with Parks Canada. She has an interesting set of intersecting skills and interests that led her to this project and we dive into them on the show. We get to recall our experiencing making this film together, along with Drew and Haley, on our trip to Whitehorse, Yukon.Thanks to everyone that helped make this film happen, particularly Stan's No Tubes and Maxxis Factory Racing.  Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  Nicole @nicolemcfaddsProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

Welcome back to OffRoad InRoads and to the episode following The RAD in Trinidad, Colorado. This was the 6th and penultimate stop on the LTGP tour and a new-to-the-series event. Maxxis Factory Racing was split this weekend with Haley competing in the MTB Marathon World Cup in Snowshoe, West Virgina and myself in Southern Colorado on the gravel bike. I did this trip with Kerry Werner who races for Bike Flights and Kona. We both share many sponsors, including Bike Flights and Maxxis and he's a cool guy, so we did the trip together. We recorded a conversation afterwards.Kerry is coming at this off-road racing scene via XC and endurance MTB along with CX. The biggest rides of his career have been in cyclocross and I think its fair to say he has the eastern-US MTB stage racing scene pretty locked down. Kerry is also a YT guy, check out his VLOG The Rad LifeTime Grand Prix | Race 6 | Vlog following this round of the LTGP.  Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by: Kerry Werner @kerryw24Produced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

A lot has happened since our last recap episode following Intelli. Good thing we've got fellow Wide Angle Podium contributor Bill Schieken to help us delve through the details of Littleton, the NCL, Momentum Indy, Gateway Cup and Bucks County. Yep, it's a lot.

This episode of the Muddy Mondays is presented by the new Hammerhead X K-Edge mounting system. A collaboration offering you new mounting options for your preferred style of riding. High quality mounts with a simple and effective attachment. On this episode of Muddy Mondays, David and Maghalie report from the third stop on the calendar, round 5&6th of the USCX series, Charm City cross in Baltimore! Maryland has one of the biggest cyclocross scenes in the US, and this weekend we got to meet all the families and kids who love cyclocross. We also have a really fun interview with the one and only Bill Schieken about his media work for cyclocross, as well as the CXD development cyclocross team he created. Finally, we discuss about the tactical racing of the Charm City course, share our highlights of the weekend, and answer your questions.

We are here on Vancouver Island for BC Bike Race and going to bring you inside the Ultimate Singletrack experience.This is the final episode of our BCBR series. Lespy is joined by producer Bill Schieken to break down the final days of racing and the whole experience at BC Bike Race. Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  Bill Schieken @cxhairsProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are here on Vancouver Island for BC Bike Race and going to bring you inside the Ultimate Singletrack experience.Today's guest is someone you may not be familiar with, but you should keep an eye out. Eva Poidevin is a XCO racer from Canada that has been throwing her hand in the off-road endurance space this season. She has had a strong run at BCBR this year with several days on the podium, holding steady in 3rd overall with one-to-go and a stage win on Stage 6 in Campbell River. We chat about her season this year,  what it's like racing at BCBR with a deep field of women and how she got her start in the sport. Enjoy the conversation.  Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  @e_poidevProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are here on Vancouver Island for BC Bike Race and going to bring you inside the Ultimate Singletrack experience.Today's guest is Maxxis Factory Racing OG and Canadian MTB legend Geoff Kabush. Geoff is bringing his experience and skill to one of the deepest BCBR Pro Men's fields in recent history. We chat about his background at this event, his bike setup that is maximized for the downs and his strategy for managing these heavy racing efforts. Enjoy the conversation. Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  @geoffkabushProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are here on Vancouver Island for BC Bike Race and going to bring you inside the Ultimate Singletrack experience.What does a guy that started a bike company 42 years ago do for fun? Ride bikes of course! Lucky to have the founder of Ibis Bicycles, Scot Nicol on the show for a chat. Scot is mixing it up in the 60+ category at BCBR and enjoying the sweet singletrack that the island offers. Enjoy the conversation.Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  @scotnicolProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are here on Vancouver Island for BC Bike Race and going to bring you inside the Ultimate Singletrack experience.Enjoy the conversation with Katerina  Nash chatting about the good times racing at BCBR, 20 years on Maxxis Tires and gravel bikes vs. MTBs on singletrack. Lets go!Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  @katkanashProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are here on Vancouver Island for BC Bike Race and going to bring you inside the Ultimate Singletrack experience. Enjoy the conversation with Andreas 'Dre' Hestler chatting about the history of this event, the challenges the past few years and what this event is all about. Lets go!Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America.Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespyJoined by:  @ahestlerProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are back for part 2 of the Unbound show for OffRoad InRoads. The mud is most certainly cleaned up by now and athletes are coming out of the hole that they dug for themselves at Unbound. We are very lucky to be joined by Sarah Sturm, the thoughtful, energetic and fierce competitor in the North American off-road scene Unbound is THE gravel race in the North America, a 200 mile beast on the rough and rugged roads of Kansas. The 2023 edition was one to remember with rain, mud, heat and mechanicals along with notable changes to the racing rules. These changes include aerobars not being allowed in the pro race, and separated, amateur, pro women's and pro men's starts.In the episode, Haley and Lespy chat about the challenges they experienced in the race including the endless mechanical fixes that Lespy pursued to attempt to keep moving forward. They chat about the first mud section and weigh-in on both sides of the conversation. Lespy and Sarah chat about a broad range of topics including her impressive start to the season and the consistency she is demonstrating across many different types of off-road racing. Sarah finished 3rd at Unbound this year and she shares her experience on the day, her opinion on the first mud section and insights into her mental approach to the racing. We had a great conversation, enjoy.  Thanks to Maxxis Tires for supporting this podcast and bringing you inside the action with athletes at the biggest off-road races in North America. Enjoy the show.Hosted by: @andrewlespy and @haleyhuntersmithJoined by:  @sarahsturmyProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

Everything is finally cleaned up from the muddy weekend at Unbound Gravel in Emporia, Kansas just in time to relive the experience on this episode of OffRoad InRoads. Unbound is THE gravel race in the North America, a 200 mile beast on the rough and rugged roads of Kansas. The 2023 edition was one to remember with rain, mud, heat and mechanicals along with notable changes to the racing rules. These changes include aerobars not being allowed in the pro race, and separated, amateur, pro women's and pro men's starts. In the episode Haley and Lespy chat about Haley's 12 plus hour journey on the gravel roads from Emporia. Haley placed 7th overall and earned solid points for the LTGP.  Also on the show, friend and fellow athlete/podcast host Ian Boswell (Breakfast with Boz p/b Wahoo podcast). Lespy and Ian chat about the recent "growing pains of gravel racing"  (term coined by Payson Mckelveen) and his day at Unbound. Ian, a retired World Tour Road pro, has landed in the top 5 at this race for the past 3 years and managed to win the race in 2021. Ian shares his day at Unbound; how he navigated the mud, the experience inside the lead group of men and what he has visible on his Wahoo screen.  Thank-you to Maxxis Tires for the support of this podcast and shout out to the Maxxis Rambler for helping Keegan take the pro men's win at this years edition. Enjoy the show. Hosted by: @andrewlespy and @haleyhuntersmithJoined by:  @ian_boswellProduced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We are super excited to bring you an episode from the 18th annual Whiskey Off-Road. The Whiskey Off-Road is an iconic MTB event by Epic Rides in Prescott (pronounced PRES-KITT), AZ. It is a three day affair with kids races, 15, 30 and 50 Proof (those are the race distances in miles) amateur races, the pro-only downtown fat-tire crit and the Pro Backcountry race. Not to mention a live concert! This is one of the best MTB race weekends of the year.  Thanks to Maxxis Tires for not only supporting this podcast, but also being one of the sponsors of this event!In this episode, we catch up with Bradyn Lange and hear his stories from the days at the Whiskey. He smashed it in the fat-tire crit, finishing second behind Keegan, and he has some stories to tell from a tough day in the backcountry. We also chat off-road racing, this van/tent life, the LTGP and his resurgence on the XCO scene.Next, Haley and I do a little back and forth on our experiences of the weekend. We both landed on the podium, Haley in the fat-tire crit and myself in the backcountry. We dive into our equipment setups and of course the different Maxxis Tires we ran over the weekend. Finally, we are lucky to have Evelyn Dong join us to share some wisdom from her past 9 years of competing in this race. Evelyn has finished on the podium here several times before and is always a contender. The big climbs and copious amounts of singletrack suit her riding style. We also get a chance to chat about tires, her decision not to put her name in for the LTGP in 2023, the SingleTrack Series and all the sweet off-road events coming up in her schedule.  Get ready, let's go to that finish line. We hope you enjoy the show!Hosted by: @andrewlespy and @haleyhuntersmithJoined by:  @bradyn.lange and @evelynd11Produced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

We've been gone for a little while, sorry. While we've been out a lot has happened and we need to talk about it with you. The NCL had its first race. The ACC is starting going. And CRIT was announced with zero details. On top of that race tactics, good and bad, were on full display at Spartanburg. Bill Schieken from Cyclocross Radio joins me to talk about what's been going on and what it means for criterium racing. 

We are back for season 2 of OffRoad InRoads! The podcast where we bring you into the fold of the North American Off-Road racing scene. Winter is over, it's spring time and we are back at the biggest off-road races of the season. With the continued support of Maxxis Tires, we are expanding the podcast series this season. We are aiming to bring you behind the scenes of more events and bring the level up. Thank-you Maxxis!The first episode follows the season opener of the LifeTime GrandPrix, the Fuego XL at the Sea Otter Classic. This race was a doozy! It started on the Laguna Seca racetrack in the thick of the action at the Sea Otter Classic expo. The race began with a savage start on the racetrack before turning right and heading out onto a long MTB loop in Fort Ord. In typical fashion of these endurance events, the race was longer than the promoted 100 km of the Fuego XL. They never undershoot the distance! The race was 2 laps of the course and covered 111 km (69 miles) and the elevation gained was 2650 m (8700 feet).On today's show, we are fortunate to have Sofia Gomez Villafane and Tobin Ortenblad to share their stories from the day. These guests give us two differing perspectives from the racing. Sofia, winner on the day and 2nd place overall in the 2022 LTGP series, is certainly no stranger to the pointy end of a bike race. And Tobin, top 10 in the points, a new athlete in the LTGP series, is looking to put in the work all season long to finish as high up the leaderboard as possible. From the finish-line chats and in-depth interviews we gain interesting insights from these athletes. Further, we share insights from Haley and Lespy's day on the bike along with equipment choices that helped them achieve success at the race.Get ready, let's go to that finish line. We hope you enjoy the show!Hosted by: @andrewlespy and @haleyhuntersmithJoined by: @sofithevilla and @mctubbbin Produced by: Bill Schieken @cxhairs

Bill Schieken is usually the one asking questions and interviewing others. In the past few years, Bill and his media platform CXHairs, has been responsible for most of the content on cyclocross in North America. We owe Bill for the CX Heat Check, for many race recaps and videos, and much more. I sat down with Bill to ask how he started his media empire and why he cares so much about cyclocross. We also chat about what we would need to bring cyclocross to the next level in terms of attracting more fans to the sport. For awesome CX content all season: Follow https://www.instagram.com/cxhairs/ (@Cxhairs) Twitter: https://twitter.com/CXHairs Subscribe to the CX Bulletin: https://cxhairs.substack.com/

An all star cast including Céline Oberholzer, Bill Schieken and Micheal Boedigheimer joins me to break down a surprising week of racing at pro crit nats, TOAD, and Harlem. We are brought to you by Source Endurance. Use the promo code "criteriumnation" at checkout for $50 off your first month's coaching. We are also brought to you this week by the Sunny King Criterium, the King of All Crits, which is happening on July 3 in Anniston Alabama. Sign up today and use "CriteriumNation" for 10% off your race entry. 

First Aired in The Parts Bin The coronavirus pandemic may be a defining moment in our lifetimes, and it certainly has been a story that has, and will continue, to dominant the world and our news cycles. It definitely has had an impact on our lives including the sport of bike racing. With events being postponed/cancelled, and an uncertain future, we are confronted with options on how to respond. In this episode we change the script a bit and talk with four different people from four different parts of the sport to see how it is effecting them. First we speak with Bill Schieken, @CXHairs on Twitter and Instagram, about his views on the impact the virus has had on the cycling season and the emotions that come with it. Then we turn to Zack Allison, @zacharylallison on Instagram, a cycling coach for Source Endurance (www.source-e.net), a pro with Team CLIF Bar Cycling, @clifbarracing on Instagram, and an event director for the FoCo Fondo, @focofondo on IG. Zack tells us how he's approaching the situation when it comes to his event and how Team CLIF Bar is managing to maintain its focus without racing. Up third is Ali Sheehan, @ali.sheehan on IG, you may remember her British accent from last season's show about her journey to the US from England to explore our crit scene. She had an adventure three times as large planned for this year and because of the virus it's all been interrupted. That would upset the best of us; but Ali shows us how she's managing and keeping a positive attitude despite it all. The episode wraps up with Adam Pulford, @coach_AP on Insta and Twitter, a cycling coach for Carmichael Training Systems (trainright.com) and provider of perspective. As always, Coach Adam helps us see the forest for the trees and dial in on the things that are really critical.

The coronavirus pandemic may be a defining moment in our lifetimes, and it certainly has been a story that has, and will continue, to dominant the world and our news cycles. It definitely has had an impact on our lives including the sport of bike racing. With events being postponed/cancelled, and an uncertain future, we are confronted with options on how to respond. In this episode we change the script a bit and talk with four different people from four different parts of the sport to see how it is effecting them. First we speak with Bill Schieken, @CXHairs on Twitter and Instagram, about his views on the impact the virus has had on the cycling season and the emotions that come with it. Then we turn to Zack Allison, @zacharylallison on Instagram, a cycling coach for Source Endurance (source-e.net), a pro with Team CLIF Bar Cycling, @clifbarracing on Instagram, and an event director for the FoCo Fondo, @focofondo on IG. Zack tells us how he’s approaching the situation when it comes to his event and how Team CLIF Bar is managing to maintain its focus without racing. Up third is Ali Sheehan, @ali.sheehan on IG, you may remember her British accent from last season’s show about her journey to the US from England to explore our crit scene. She had an adventure three times as large planned for this year and because of the virus it’s all been interrupted. That would upset the best of us; but Ali shows us how she’s managing and keeping a positive attitude despite it all. The episode wraps up with Adam Pulford, @coach_AP on Insta and Twitter, a cycling coach for Carmichael Training Systems (trainright.com) and provider of perspective. As always, Coach Adam helps us see the forest for the trees and dial in on the things that are really critical.

Twenty years of Cap Cross with Bruce and Chip

Zach Schuster, renown gravel racing journalist and Cyclocross Magazine editor, and Bill Schieken take a deep dive into the world of gravel racing. For this pilot episode we talk about the roots of the discipline before going in deep on the upcoming Dirty Kanza: The World's Premiere Gravel Grinder. You can follow Zach on Twitter at @theshoestar. Please subscribe to The Parts Bin and all of the Wide Angle Podium shows on iTunes, if that’s how you consume podcasts. Also, rate and review on iTunes, even if it’s not the way you consume podcasts. To keep up to date, follow @cxhairs  on Instagram and Twitter. Have a question, comment, complaint or general inquiry? Hit us up at feedback@cxhairs.com And don't hesitate to call the hot line: 405-CXHAIRS. Need coffee? (Trick question, you do.) Check out our partnership with Grimpeur Bros and the amazingly tasty Hello Cyclocross Friends! Espresso blend. You can get these flavorful and possibly magical beans here: https://www.grimpeurbros.com/products/hello-cyclocross-friends-wap-espresso

CX Hairs invited me to his studio and I couldn't say no. How could I? When the guy who wrote the book on podcasting about bike racing agrees to talk about his art you gotta roll with it. Needless to say, we have a wide-ranging conversation but in the end, I learn something new, and maybe you will too. Website: www.cxhairs.com Instagram: @cxhairs Twitter: @CXHairs YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/CXHairs

Tim "The Super Rookie" Hayes from The Slow Ride Podcast and Bill Schieken, host of Cyclocross Radio, love sports. But until recently the were uncomfortable admitting it to their cycling friends. No longer! Sport Ballers is the latest addition to the Wide Angle Podium's Parts Bin. A show created so that its hosts had a safe space to talk about sports. On this second episode, the Sports Ballers take on the World Cup soccer, Wimbledon(?), and NBA free agency. This episode brought to you by Whoop. Go to www.whoop.com and use the code cxhairs to get 15% off a 12 or 18 month subscription. Please subscribe to The Parts Bin and all of the Wide Angle Podium shows on Apple Podcasts, if that's how you consume podcasts. Also, rate and review, even if Apple Podcasts is not the way you consume podcasts. Have a question, comment, complaint or general inquiry? Hit us up at feedback@cxhairs.com And don't hesitate to call the hot line: 405-CXHAIRS. Need coffee? (Trick question, you do.) Check out our partnership with Grimpeur Bros and the amazingly tasty Hello Cyclocross Friends! Espresso blend. You can get these flavorful and possibly magical beans here: https://www.grimpeurbros.com/products/hello-cyclocross-friends-wap-espresso

This week we welcome Bill Schieken (from Cyclocross Radio) to the poddy. We need some explanations about Wout and the other rising stars from cross now that they are dominating the road. Also, we talk Alien and try to stop some steers. We are extremely excited to welcome Whoop as a brand new sponsor of the podcast! Use code slowride at checkout to save 15% on a 12 or 18 month plan! Also! Shred Science Nutrition is back, and is the best way we know of to get your weight and eating habits absolutely dialed in. Head over to Shred Science Nutrition and check out their nutrition plans today! The Slow Ride is also supported by Health IQ! Check out healthiq.com/wap to learn how you can save actual real money on your life insurance. The poddy is also supported by Grimpeur Bros. Specialty Coffee! Our custom WAP roasts “The Full Schleck” and “Cyclocross Friends” are available now! Proceeds from each sale directly support WAP (and SRP)! It's a win-win! Check out grimpeurbros.com and pick up the Full Schleck light roast or Cyclocross Friends espresso. Find us, and other fantastic cycling podcasts on the Wide Angle Podium Network, at wideanglepodium.com! Check out the brand new WAP app available in the Apple and Android app stores! You can listen to us in a variety of ways: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere great podcasts are found. Give us a review and rating! We'd appreciate it! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Twitter: The show (@theslowridepod) Matt (@littleguymatt) Spencer (@spencerhaugh) Tim (@thesuperrookie) Abby (@abimickey)

Tim "The Super Rookie" Hayes from The Slow Ride Podcast and Bill Schieken, host of Cyclocross Radio, love sports. But until recently the were uncomfortable admitting it to their cycling friends. No longer! Sport Ballers is the latest addition to the Wide Angle Podium's Parts Bin. A show created so that its hosts had a safe space to talk about sports. On this first episode, the Sports Ballers take on the NHL Stanley Cup championship, the NBA Finals and World Cup soccer. This episode brought to you by Whoop. Go to www.whoop.com and use the code cxhairs to get 15% off a 12 or 18 month subscription. Please subscribe to The Parts Bin and all of the Wide Angle Podium shows on Apple Podcasts, if that's how you consume podcasts. Also, rate and review, even if Apple Podcasts is not the way you consume podcasts. Have a question, comment, complaint or general inquiry? Hit us up at feedback@cxhairs.com And don't hesitate to call the hot line: 405-CXHAIRS. Need coffee? (Trick question, you do.) Check out our partnership with Grimpeur Bros and the amazingly tasty Hello Cyclocross Friends! Espresso blend. You can get these flavorful and possibly magical beans here: https://www.grimpeurbros.com/products/hello-cyclocross-friends-wap-espresso

Zach Schuster, renown gravel racing journalist and Cyclocross Magazine editor, and Bill Schieken take a deep dive into the world of gravel racing. For this pilot episode we talk about the roots of the discipline before going in deep on the upcoming Dirty Kanza: The World's Premiere Gravel Grinder. You can follow Zach on Twitter at @theshoestar. Please subscribe to The Parts Bin and all of the Wide Angle Podium shows on iTunes, if that’s how you consume podcasts. Also, rate and review on iTunes, even if it’s not the way you consume podcasts. To keep up to date, follow @cxhairs  on Instagram and Twitter. Have a question, comment, complaint or general inquiry? Hit us up at feedback@cxhairs.com And don't hesitate to call the hot line: 405-CXHAIRS. Need coffee? (Trick question, you do.) Check out our partnership with Grimpeur Bros and the amazingly tasty Hello Cyclocross Friends! Espresso blend. You can get these flavorful and possibly magical beans here: https://www.grimpeurbros.com/products/hello-cyclocross-friends-wap-espresso

Hello, and welcome to our Trophy Room. Enjoy the views. The Giro is heating up, California cooling off, the Hammer Series is going full gas, and we get a special #MTBHEATCHECK from MTB expert Bill Schieken from cxhairs.com The Slow Ride is supported by Health IQ! Check out healthiq.com/wap to learn how you can save actual real money on your life insurance. The poddy is also supported by Grimpeur Bros. Specialty Coffee! Our custom WAP roasts “The Full Schleck” and “Cyclocross Friends” are available now! Proceeds from each sale directly support WAP (and SRP)! It's a win-win! Check out grimpeurbros.com and pick up the Full Schleck light roast or Cyclocross Friends espresso. Find us, and other fantastic cycling podcasts on the Wide Angle Podium Network, at wideanglepodium.com! Check out the brand new WAP app available in the Apple and Android app stores! You can listen to us in a variety of ways: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere great podcasts are found. Give us a review and rating! We'd appreciate it! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Twitter: The show (@theslowridepod) Matt (@littleguymatt) Spencer (@spencerhaugh) Tim (@thesuperrookie) Abby (@abimickey)

We are one week out from the Biggest Sporting Event of the year;  Cyclocross Worlds. With Tim away driving across the frozen tundra of mid-America, we have special guest Bill Schieken of Cyclocross Radio to bring some elite level cyclocross knowledge to the pod. Bill both nails all the rider name pronunciations, and he knows what he's talking about, so it's a radical change for our show. As a finale, we finally make it back to eBay Watch List Corner. Find Bill's work at cxhairs.com, or @cxhairs on social media. We are also supported by Grimpeur Bros. Specialty Coffee! Custom WAP roast “The Full Schleck” is available now, and “Cyclocross Friends” espresso will be soon as well! Proceeds from each sale directly support WAP and SRP! Check out grimpeurbros.com and pick up the Full Schleck. Find us, and other fantastic cycling podcasts on the Wide Angle Podium Network, at wideanglepodium.com! Check out the brand new WAP app available in the Apple and Android app stores! You can listen to us in a variety of ways: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere great podcasts are found. Give us a review and rating! We'd appreciate it! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Twitter: The show (@theslowridepod) Matt (@littleguymatt) Spencer (@spencerhaugh) Tim (@thesuperrookie) Abby (@abimickey)

At last! We're back to discuss the Cyclocross World Championships, and a whole lot of other stuff as well. Subbing in for mattio this week is Bill Schieken of cxhairs.com.Brought to you by HealthIQ. Get a free quote over at HealthIQ.com/honestbicycle.Opening/closing music by Chris Norton.

Lindsay is back in the DC area and she stopped by the Crosshairs Media basement to record another one-on-one episode with Bill Schieken, Dirt Field Recordings producer, among other things. Since they last talked, Lindsay stopped racing for the year, got pregnant, thought her team was ending before it didn't and broke her arm while JRA. It's never a dull moment on the Dirt Field Recordings. Thanks for tuning in. If you'd like to contact the show, email us at dirtfieldrecordings@gmail.com.  Follow the show on twitter at: @dirtfieldrecord Follow Lindsay on twitter at: @thedirtfield and on Instagram also at @thedirtfield. Please share the Dirt Field Recordings with your friends and help spread the word. Also, consider becoming a member of the Wide Angle Podium podcast network: www.wideanglepodium.com.

This week we get input from Bill Schieken who was race announcer for CCCX and then I chime in on my adventures at TrekCXC.  Then we discuss TDDTIE with Ronse coverage that was amazing!!! Setting us up for the new round of the worldcup this week!!

Today, Mr. David Palan, Bill Schieken and I discuss the interesting hydration rule interpritation by the officials in Rochester.  I give an update on the Cyclocross Network Racing team and then we update with what's going on as we run up to Cross Vegas.  In the second half of the show JB Hancock, sean Couley and I finish off the Australian national series with the final two stages from Down Under.

This week Mr. David Palan, Bill Schieken and I get to talk to Brook Watts, race director for Cross Vegas as the countdown to Cross Vegas begins!!  Then for the second half of the show JB Hancock, Sean Couley and give our opinion and SEan gives his insight into Australian CX nationals, what happened and how we saw the controversial "episode"

Taylor Jones, Elliott Caldwell and Bill Schieken get together to talk music on the first episode of the Kids Don't Follow Podcast. Topics include favorite third track/side one songs, favorite albums from 1995, and notable new releases. Everything from The Replacements to Riot Girrrl and many disparate points between are discussed. Thanks for listening.   Spotify playlist for #1 Episode is here: https://open.spotify.com/user/schiek/playlist/1YQr4cLyXoMYRICFd7Y7fg …

This week is a shorter show as the season winds down even though we had a really good race to finish off the Bpost series!  I discuss the final race and the series final results with Bill Schieken this week!  Give a listen!  It's good for you!

Huge show this week!  I interview Erica Zaveta from AmyD Foundation racing, then go on to catch everyone up on how the Cyclocross Network Racing team has been doing at the C1 races this year.  I also get in touch with Brian Matter to talk about his mountain bike win at Iceman and his great weekend at Jinglecross.  Then we finish off the show with a They Don't Do That In Europe segment with Mr. David Palan, Bill Schieken and guest Sven Bauman.  It's a monster!!!!!

This week we get caught up with Euro racing with Bill Schieken.

This is our special show with Bill Schieken!!  Yes we know that's lame, we're still working on a segment name.  We talk about last weeks race in Gieten and give our annalysis then look forward to BPost and Ronse.

This week's marathon of a show has us choosing the winner of the Pedro's Tool contest! Then a discussion with Bill Schieken from CXHairs and to finish it off an interview with KATIE COMPTON!!! You might want to check this out.