Podcast appearances and mentions of emily chappell

Emily Chappell had barely ridden a bike until she moved to London after university and became a cycle courier. Quickly discovering a love for cycling led her on a life-changing journey, which culminated in winning the fearsome Transcontinental Race. The British cyclist and author has led a remarkable life and joined Rob and Eliot on Just Ride to talk about ultra-endurance racing, attempting to race on no sleep for three days, and finding slugs in your helmet after a night snoozing in a field.The Transcontinental Race is the definitive self-supported bike race across Europe. Every rider is self-reliant for logistics and navigation, making it a true psychological test – let alone a physical one. The route is typically 4,000km and, in 2016, Emily completed it in an incredible 13 days.She told Rob and Eliot all about that, as well as her life as a cycle courier in central London, and what her next challenges could be.We're coming to the end of Just Ride season one but if you'd like to earn a shoutout on the show please email us at podcast@redbull.com with your best biking stories, or you can hit Eliot and Rob up on their socials – @robwarner970 & @eliotjackson – to share the Just Ride love.New episodes of Just Ride are released every other Tuesday. You can listen on redbull.com or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also watch full episodes on RedBull TV.

On this episode of 'Too Online,' Deana and Natasha bring on a chronically online guest to spill on their internet findings. Emily Chappell the Digital Creative Lead at Morning, gets anthropological telling two internet stories. We close out the episode with Natasha going even deeper into one of these stories. In order of appearance: Tube girl-Tube girl here -Reactions to her capture style here and here  -25 year old dude content here Dismant-lol-Elon Musk's Anti-Establishment vibe here -Backstreet boy's reunion tour here -Algospeak (aka Neo Aesopian language)  Tiktok Art History-What Abstract Expressionism has to do with Tube Girl here Morning website Morning on Instagram This format is still in pilot mode, so please let us know what you like or what you don't like, or send in your own internet story findings. Email hi@boysclub.vip or DM Deana here and Natasha here.  Subscribe to the Boys Club newsletter here!  Boys Club is proudly supported by Kraken. Kraken is a crypto exchange for everyone.

In 2016, Emily Chappell was the first woman across the line in the Transcontinental Race, covering some 4000km and 50,000m of climbing in 13 days, 10 hours and 28 minutes. It was only the second time the former bike courier had entered, her first endeavour ending in hospital after she was forced to retire with chest pains. Since then all manner of big ride challenges have ensued, with Emily co-founding the Adventure Syndicate along the way, an organisation that encourages women to take on challenging rides. Last summer she once again rode ahead of the Tour de France as part of Le Loop, but upon returning to the UK after another mammoth few months riding around the globe, she found she was suffering from post-Covid, post-viral fatigue. Here she tells James and Anthony about her adventures, her relationship to the cycling and how she's bouncing back to fitness.Check out Adventure Syndicate here and Le Loop here This episode is supported by H.V.M.N, the creators of Ketone-IQ.We hear a lot about ketones in the pro peloton, but what are they?According to the experts H.V.M.N, ketones are a natural source of fuel for your body. When stored carbs are depleted, your body starts to convert fat into ketones. Studies show that ketones are 28% more efficient than glucose, making them a super-efficient fuel source for the brain and the body.These benefits led H.V.M.N to create Ketone-IQ: a drinkable ketone designed to support energy, focus and endurance.Developed alongside the U.S. military, Ketone-IQ is one of the most powerful ketone supplements on the market. It's designed to elevate your ketone levels for up to 4 hours – much longer than other products. Plus, it's vegan, caffeine free, and compliant with the World Anti-Doping Agency's guidelines. That's a major win for athletes.Ketone-IQ Shots are the best way to get your ketones on the go. They're portable, convenient, and fit perfectly in your pocket during a ride or a race.You can save 20% on Ketone-IQ using the promo code CYCLIST at https://hvmn.com/CYCLIST? To learn more about achieving your ultimate metabolic potential, subscribe to H.V.M.N's podcast “Health Via Modern Nutrition with Dr. Latt Mansor” on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube. See hvmn.com for more detailsFor more on the Cyclist Magazine Podcast - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/cyclistmagazinepodcastSubscribe to Cyclist Magazine now - https://cyclistmag.co.uk/cyclistmagazinepodcast WATTBIKE ATOMClaim £250 off the Wattbike Atom with code CYCLIST250 applied at checkout on Wattbike.com and enter a competition to win a Wattbike Atom here: https://wattbike.com/pages/win-a-wattbike-atom-with-cyclist?utm_source=cyclist&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=win_wattbike_email&deliveryName=DM89232 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Service Course, Tom Whalley looks back on the fixed gear phenomenon, which peaked around a decade ago, and asks what happened to fixie culture. He speaks with Max Leonard, co-author of Fixed, former bike messenger Emily Chappell, and Tibco-SVB's Tanja Erath. Tanja came into pro-cycling through the Zwift academy, but before that she started making waves racing in fixed gear criteriums, notably the much missed Red Hook series. Tanja talks about the benefits of riding fixed and how she hopes to be able to ride fixie crits as part of next year's race calendar. Service Course by The Cycling Podcast is supported by Supersapiens and Science in Sport. Supersapiens is a continuous glucose monitoring system that helps you make the right fuelling choices. See supersapiens.com For 25% off all your SiS products, go to scienceinsport.com and enter the code SISCP25 at the checkout. This episode is sponsored by LinkedIn Jobs. Recruit the right person for your organisation. Go to linkedin.com/cycle

Cyclist and Memoirist Emily Chappell discusses going from a courier to an ultra-endurance cyclist. Topics include body image, competition, being present in endurance events and includes lots of bike-packing/endurance racing tips and tricks.   Get Emily's Book - Where there's a Will Show Notes & Services: ConsummateAthlete.com SUPPORT THE SHOW: Use the link https://amzn.to/3Aej4jl to shop amazon and support the show for free! Get a 100% Made for you Training Plan: https://consummateathlete.com/training-plans/ Book a Call or Skills session - https://calendly.com/smartathlete Get one of Molly Hurford's Books - Shred Girls, Fuel Your Ride, Sponsorship Guide for Athletes, or Becoming a Consummate Athlete   Listen on Spotify  https://open.spotify.com/show/3eK9nI1Rmr7o9WvUcwCR2b Listen on Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/consummate-athlete-podcast/id1100471297

Join Phoebe Smith for a brand new season of the Wander Woman Podcast as this month she (in association with the Caravan and Motorhome Club) heads to Britain's Isle of Wight on a self-styled safari to go in search of this wild isle's Big – or maybe little – 5; discover how to find a wildlife tour operator or guide that is showing you animals in a responsible way with our regular Travel Hack of the Month; dust off your walking boots to climb one of the best walker's mountains in the world with Phoebe's Top 10 - no crampons required - guaranteed; journey with her to Alladale Wilderness Reserve to meet the man intent on bringing wolves back to the Scottish Highlands; stay comfy underneath your clothes with a good pair of technical underwear - thanks to our podcast partners Rohan; and Phoebe catches up with Emily Chappell, woman's winner of the Transcontinental Bike Race and ass-kicking author, to learn about the best places to discover on earth by two-wheels; and meet our Wander Woman of the Month – Kate Rice (in association with Destination Canada), a prospector who not only pushed the boundaries for women but also for mining in North America.

This time on Faster, I'm talking to a trio of ultra-endurance riders about how you survive and win in some of the most extreme races in the world. Emily Chappell won the 4000 km Transcontinental race in 2016. James Hayden won it in 2017 and 2018. Shu Pillinger is the first British woman to finish the brutal cost-to-coast Race Across America, which she did in 2015. I find out about the dramatic differences between “normal” bike racing and events that continue non-stop for anything up to two weeks. And we talk about the sort of rider who can cope with it. “If you looked at the start line of a Transcontinental race, just the physical ability of the riders would be a bad way to try to pick the winner,” says Emily. Instead, you need the ability to keep eating, the ability to keep riding through the hallucinations of sleep deprivation, and the ability to measure an effort over days and days of racing. Above all, the three of them tell me that it's a mental game. As James puts it, “Over a race that lasts for days, your own brain can be your worst enemy.” We discuss the unexpectedly big differences between unsupported races like the Transcontinental, where riders must fend for themselves with no outside help, and supported races like the Race Across America, where the rider has a team of helpers. Finally, we hear from Shu on how her RAAM ride was only possible with the help of someone reading a pornographic novel in a Belgian accent. ------------------------- If you liked this episode of Faster, please tell your friends about it. It really helps people find us. It would be great if you could like and subscribe to Faster and rate it too.  You can find me on Twitter @doctor_hutch, if you want to get in touch, and I'd love to hear from you. If you want to read the book that inspired the podcast, it's also called Faster, and available from places that sell books both online and in real life.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An ultra-endurance cyclist, Emily Chappell started her biking adventures as a cycle courier in London before cycling from Wales to Japan. The cycling feats didn't end there and in 2016 Emily was the fastest woman home in the 2016 Transcontinental Race. In this episode Emily draws on her Masters in Gender Studies as she discusses the importance of not being defined by your gender and why it's now time for men to join the conversation.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-adventure-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An edited version of our summer Zoomcast with Emily Chappell.Emily is the author of the acclaimed What Goes Around (about life as a London bike courier) and Where There's a Will (about her 4000km unassisted ride across Europe in the Transcontinental cycle race).What Goes Around shows a new side to familiar city life, taking us inside the couriers' world,  seen by everyone and known by no-one, while in Where There's A Will, Emily uses the lone physical challenge of  her mighty ride across Europe to explore her own internal world, emotional and intellectual. An English graduate who says she was never one of the sporty crowd at school, Emily only became a serious athlete in her mid-20s. She brings a rare mix of a writerly thoughtfulness  and serious athletic commitment to her books (and podcast conversations.) We recorded this on one of the hottest nights of the year. Maybe you can hear this in the relaxed and reflective nature of our chat, which takes in everything from how introverts can form a community to how cycling clubs can be more welcoming to newcomers - and what Emily learned about Lidl during her whistlestop European adventure. 

The world of self supported, ultra distance cycle racing can seem a strange sub culture.  Emily Chappell has captured the essence of being one of these sleep deprived, exhausted riders in her book Where there's a Will.  She came to this odd type of racing after being a cycle courier in London, an experience captured in her first book What Goes Around.  In this podcast Emily's reads from both books and these excerpts guide our conversation. Emily's books on Amazon       Website        Instagram     Twitter  If you enjoy this podcast, please support the hosting costs by buying me a virtual coffee at www.ko-fi.com/sunartmediaCheck out our YouTube channel 

Welcome back to our 10th series! This series is one where we are trying to get some of our "Bucket List" guests on, starting with the wonderful Dave Worthington, Ambassador for That Boutique-y Whisky Company. Dave joins us over zoom to talk about the Tennessee Bourbon whisky 14yr - an incredible bottling from TBWC. We also play some songs along a graphic novel theme, to go with the whisky, along a rather tenuous theme relating to Emily Chappell's fantastic label for this bottle (it features Rick from the Walking Dead... but we'll leave Andy to explain the rest on the pod!) You can follow Dave on twitter @BoutiqueyDave Remember to like and subscribe to the podcast, and follow us @thisismydram on Twitter and Instagram, and go to http://thisismydram.com for all our podcasts, playlists, and blogs. Cheers! This Is My Dram have a LOML licence through PRS - so we can play full tracks!

This episode of Explore by The Cycling Podcast features Hannah Troop in conversation with Emily Chappell, who used to criss-cross London delivering and picking up parcels as a bike courier before discovering long-distance and endurance cycling. Chappell was the first woman to finish the 2016 Transcontinental race and her latest book, Where There's A Will, tells the story of how she won the race across Europe at the second attempt. The previous year she made it halfway before abandoning. In the second part of this episode, Ian Boswell talks to another rider who has crossed a continent by bike, albeit without leaving home. Timothy Rugg, a three-time stage winner at the Tour of Rwanda, set out to race across the United States on his turbo trainer. OUR SUPPORTERS The Cycling Podcast, brought to you by iwoca and supported by Science in Sport iwoca is title sponsor to The Cycling Podcast.  Over the past seven years iwoca has grown from a small start-up to one of the fastest-growing business lenders in Europe. Now they’re a team of more than 300 in London and Frankfurt working towards the goal of funding one million small businesses, including cafes, spin studios and bike shops. Iwoca has just launched iwocaPay, which helps suppliers get paid immediately while giving small business customers more time to pay. To find out more go to iwoca's website: iwoca: Fast, fair and flexible business funding (http://iwoca.co.uk/) The Cycling Podcast is supported by Science in Sport. For a 25% discount on all your Science in Sport sports nutrition products use the code SISCP25 on www.scienceinsport.com (http://www.scienceinsport.com/)  

Riding across continents in some of the world's toughest cycle races.  Kim Chakanetsa talks to two women who've used their reserves of physical and mental strength.   Fiona Kolbinger was the winner of the Transcontinental Race in 2019. She crossed Europe, from Bulgaria to France - a distance of 4000km - in ten days two hours and 48 minutes. She beat the second closest rider, a man, by almost six hours. She says when a part of her was in pain she focused on the bits of her body that had hurt yesterday but had got better, knowing that something different would hurt tomorrow! Emily Chappell worked as a cycle courier in London before developing a taste for long distance adventures, cycling from Wales across Asia to Japan. In her first Transcontinental Race in 2015 she made it only halfway, waking up suddenly on her back in a field, floored by the physical and mental exertion. The following year she was the first woman to cross the line - two days ahead of the other female competitors. She says these cycling challenges make her feel powerful and confident in all aspects of life and more women should give it a go. Image (L) Emily Chappell (credit: Kristian Pletten) (R) Fiona Kolbinger (credit: James Robertson)

The TransCon is a self-supported, single-stage bike race across Europe. The clock starts and doesn’t stop until you arrive at the finish. And aside from a few checkpoints, there’s no set route. Participants map and plan their way across Europe and decide where and when to ride, eat and sleep along the way. In 2016, the race started in Belgium. And 3,800km and 13 days, 10 hours later, Emily arrived in Istambul, winning the women’s category in the process! While we discuss some of the events and adventures she’s had over the years, there are 2 key themes throughout this conversation. First, why it's important not to let what you've done (or not done) in the past define or limit what you think you’re capable of in the future. And secondly, being open to the idea that things which currently seem impossible actually aren’t. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here  Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks

This week Rae interviewed Nick Cotton, Mountain Biking guide author. Vertebrate’s Mountain Biking Guides are one of our most popular series, with over a dozen titles and more on the horizon. Nick Cotton has contributed four titles to the series, with a further title in our collection of Cycling books, Traffic-Free Cycle Trails. Nick is a seasoned guidebook author, and the five titles he’s produced with Vertebrate only represent a small portion of his forty-plus guides from the last twenty years. He has ridden over 30,000 miles in research, trekked extensively, climbed over 5,000 metres on three continents, and cycled all over the world. If this is your thing too why not send me a quick email about your latest or favourite adventure on two wheels and I’ll give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode or feature you on our blog.Nick’s passion for the outdoors and exploring on two wheels is quite infectious. So do share your bike adventures with us by using the hashtag #inspiringadventure on Instagram and Twitter. I’ll share our favourites on our blog or upcoming show notes. Meanwhile, if you need more bikes on your podcast have a listen to Episode 8, which features endurance cyclist Emily Chappell with some advice about getting into cycling.All of Nick’s titles with Vertebrate are available on our website, including the pre-order of Traffic-Free Cycle Trails which will be publishing in April, and the newly released Yorkshire Dales Mountain Biking. We always love to hear from you, so if you drop me an email at rae@v-publishing.co.uk you’ll get a special discount code for the website as a thank you. In the next episode I’ll be chatting again with Suzanna Cruickshank about her epiphany in Crummack Water that led to her writing Swimming Wild in the Lake District, and life with her gorgeous but antisocial Jack Russell, Rosie.Book recommendations:The Worst Journey in the World by Apsley Cherry-GarrardTravels in Alaska by John MuirTouching the Void by Joe SimpsonWilding by Isabella TreeInspirational people:Fridtjof NansenMike StroudRanulph FiennesJesse OwensJoss Naylor (features in There Is No Map In Hell)Ernest Shackleton

At the top of the show Lindsay, Brenda, and Shireen delve into the NWSL draft and the many wins from that day. [7:40] The crew then unpacks the WNBA players' recently announced new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), and what it means for the league and the players. [22:06] Jessica interviews ultra endurance cyclist Emily Chappell about what it's like to race a bike across Europe over two weeks, her mental health struggles, and why she decided to write it all down in her new book 'Where There's A Will'. [38:59] The panel has a discussion about transphobia in sport - and how it manifested in women's boxing. [50:55] Of course, you’ll hear the Burn Pile, [1:00:07] the Bad Ass Woman of the Week segment, starring Alyssa Nakken, [1:03:06] and what is good in our worlds. For show notes, transcripts, and more info about BIAD, check our website: http://www.burnitalldownpod.com To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/burn-it-all-down Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/

What can you learn from racing across continents? Ultra-endurance athlete Emily Chappell talks all things Transcontinental, from bike setup to fuelling foods, breaking through mental barriers and pushing yourself when you feel like a fraud. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a compilation of four interviews with pros from the worlds of walking, running, cycling and climbing to help fuel your inspiration for some potential New Year's resolutions. Sim Benson - WalkingSim Benson and his wife Jen are passionate about exploring wild places, whether they're running through the mountains, walking the National Trails or climbing on their local Dartmoor granite. In 2015 they spent a year living under canvas in Britain with their two young children. Adventure PlacesDay Walks GuidebooksThe Ramblers AssociationThe Long Distance Walkers AssociationThe Ordinance Survey Locate AppScottish Island BaggingEmily Chappell - CyclingWe met Emily through the Buxton Adventure Festival. She's a London cycle courier turned endurance and adventure cyclist and has written books about her cycling experiences.That Emily ChappellHighway CodeBikeabilityCycling GuidebooksCharles Sherwood - ClimbingCharles has a combined thirty-year career in the risk capital industry with a love of adventure sports. He has climbed all over the world and is writing Seven Climbs (due for release in May 2020) about his best climbs on each continent.Inspiring Adventure YouTube PlaylistClimbing GuidebooksThe Alpine ClubThe British Mountaineering CouncilSteve Franklin - RunningA relative latecomer to the sport, Steve started running after a rock climbing injury left him unable to climb. Steve lives in Sheffield and regularly heads back to North Wales for extended trips to run and climb. In 2014 he completed the Paddy Buckley Round (104 kilometres and 8,500 metres of ascent and descent in under twenty-four hours). Running GuidebooksCouch to 5k AppPark RunFell RunnerrunABCIf you have any feedback or suggestions, please drop me an email at rae@v-publishing.co.uk and I'll thank you with a 20% off voucher for the Vertebrate Publishing website. Next Episode: Rae chats with Sarah Williams (founder of Tough Girl Challenges and host of the Tough Girl Podcast) about Sarah's 100 day Appalachian Trial challenge. Due 16 January.In the meantime, join the conversation by searching for Vertebrate Publishing on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube or sign up for our newsletter.

Actor and comedian Ben Miller joins Richard Coles and Suzy Klein to talk about why he chose comedy over physics and about his new children's book, The Boy Who Made The World A Disappear, in which the main character is inspired by his son. Zena Cooper was diagnosed with Marfan Syndrome, a genetic condition which affected her eyesight to the extent that she hid her blindness from family and friends for over thirty years. Emily Chappell went from cycle courier to endurance cyclist, entering the Transcontinental, a 4,000km race across Europe, which is considered one of the world’s toughest endurance challenges. She only made it halfway – but the following year, she entered the race again and won. Dancer, actor and choreographer, Adam Cooper leapt to fame as The Swan in Matthew Bourne’s ground breaking production of Swan Lake in 1995, and now returns after twenty years in another Bourne franchise, The Red Shoes, the 1948 film by Powell and Pressburger based on a Hans Christian Andersen tale, at London’s Sadler’s Wells. Plus the Inheritance Tracks of children’s author Eoin Colfer who chooses - Get Down Make Love by Queen and Kindling (Fickle Flame) by Elbow feat. John Grant. Producer: Annette Wells Editor: Eleanor Garland

We are going long distance for a change on the latest Rouleur podcast. Lachlan Morton of EF Education First joins us to explain his thinking behind tackling some unusual and challenging events this season, a million miles away from the standard pro road racers' fare. From the GB Duro – Land's End to John O'Groats mostly on bridleways and country lanes – which Morton won, through to the legendary Three Peaks cyclo-cross in Yorkshire, the Australian has been riding with a big grin on his face having previously considered packing in road racing for a career. We also speak to another lover of ultra-distance racing, Emily Chappell, former bicycle courier and women's winner of the Transcontinental Race in 2016. Emily has an excellent new book out, Where There's a Will, detailing her trials and tribulations on the road and in life, which we highly recommend. Also, Desire editor Stuart Clapp gets the backstory and hears about the latest tweaks to the famous Castelli Gabba, the poor weather jacket of choice for the pro peloton. Ian Parkinson even lets him finish his interview without fading out… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a LIVE RECORDING of Emily Chappell's panel discussion; "Telling new stories about cycling" featuring:Jools Walker - author of Back In The FrameMax Leonard - author of Lanterne Rouge and Higher CallingKat Jungnickel - author of Bikes And BloomersHosted as part of the launch party for new book: Where There's A Will: Hope, Grief and Endurance in a Cycle Race Across a Continent.Recorded at Look mum no hands! 49 Old Street on Friday 8th December. Watch the panel back thanks to We Do It Live here: https://tinyurl.com/emilychappelpanel19~ Intro Track ~Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis: Bike Horn Cover www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUamHEvVQy0Sounds~ Work handles ~Look mum no hands! www.lookmumnohands.com/London Bike Kitchen www.lbk.org.uk/~ Our personal handles ~Alex Davis twitter.com/SingyamatokunJenni Gwiazdowski twitter.com/money_melon~ Follow us ~Twitter twitter.com/WheelSuckersPodInstagram www.instagram.com/wheelsuckerspod/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Voxwomen Insider powered by Rawvelo host, Laura Winter chats with ultra cyclist, Emily Chappell, the voice of radio tour, Seb Piquet and Dave Rayner Fund's Jos Ryan with funded riders Isabella Stone and Rachel Jary as they chat about their new charitable status.

Our guest today is British ultra endurance cyclist Emily Chappell who started cycling as a commuter before becoming a courier in London for six years. But she eventually swapped the narrow roads of London Town for the open countryside to challenge herself in ultra races and long distance cycling.  In 2011-13 she cycled across Asia and from Wales to Japan. A year later she took on Iceland. And then in first three months of 2015 it was Anchorage to Seattle, which was great preparation for the Transcontinental Race. Alas after dropping out halfway when she suspected she was having a heart problem which turned out to be painful intercostal ribs, she determined to give it another shot in 2016. She has recently published her second book Where There’s a Will in which she shares that journey. And as well as the complex emotions of winning such an event, she reveals everything that being a woman in events like this entails, from periods to body image and how cycling has helped her battle with depression. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is The First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 46 shows and more than 5 million downloads and feeds. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

Books, bikes, politics, grief, periods and the Chappetite with Emily Chappell. ~ Guest ~Emily Chappell http://thatemilychappell.com/aboutTwitter @emilychappell https://twitter.com/emilychappellInstagram @emilyofchappell https://www.instagram.com/emilyofchappell/~ Buy Emily's new book ~Where There's a Will: Hope, Grief and Endurance in a Cycle Race Across a Continent https://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Theres-Will-Endurance-Continent/dp/1788161513/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=Buy her first book! What Goes Around https://www.amazon.co.uk/What-Goes-Around-London-Couriers/~ Come to Emily's launch ~Buy a signed copy of Emily's new book and enjoy the panel "Telling new stories about cycling" with Jools Walker, Max Leonard and Kat Jungnickel on Friday 8th November at 49 Old St. EC1V 9HX RSVP https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/where-theres-a-will-book-launch-and-panel-with-emily-chappell-and-friends-tickets-78026504375Can't make it? Get a reminder to watch the panel live on Facebook thanks to We Do It Live https://www.facebook.com/1ookmumnohands/posts/3777656688927221?__tn__=-R-RRecorded at Wardour Studios http://wardourstudios.co.uk/Edited by Ev Sekkies https://www.sekkidesphoto.com/~ Topics ~The Transcontinental Race https://www.transcontinental.cc/Hannah Nicklin https://twitter.com/hannahnicklin?Juliana Buhring http://julianabuhring.com/Fantasia - Night on bald mountain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLCuL-K39eQJenny Graham http://theadventuresyndicate.com/jenny-graham-1 Norethisterone pillJulian Sayarer http://juliansayarer.com/RAAM The Race across America https://www.raceacrossamerica.org/Shu Pillinger https://twitter.com/shupillinger?lang=enEmma Pooley http://www.emmapooley.net/en/Molly Weaver http://molly-weaver.com/Fiona Kolbinger theguardian.com/sport/2019/aug/06/fiona-kolbinger-first-woman-win-transcontinental-cycling-raceTrans Pyrenees Race https://transpyrenees.cc/Juliana has started a race / sprint - info to come!The wet dream Scotrail #WestHighlandLine tweet https://twitter.com/ScotRail/status/1186952483941298176Mike Hall https://www.transcontinental.cc/mikehallThe #Chappetite https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chappetite?src=hashtag_clickMukbang https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MukbangAlastair Humphreys https://www.alastairhumphreys.com/Hidden Brain Podcast - People Like Us https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/hidden-brain/id1028908750?i=1000440522998Le Loop https://rideleloop.org/Emily is touring the UK http://thatemilychappell.com/speaking/~ Intro Track ~Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis: Bike Horn Cover www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUamHEvVQy0Sounds~ Work handles ~Look mum no hands! www.lookmumnohands.com/London Bike Kitchen www.lbk.org.uk/~ Our personal handles ~Alex Davis twitter.com/SingyamatokunJenni Gwiazdowski twitter.com/money_melon~ Follow us ~Twitter twitter.com/WheelSuckersPodInstagram www.instagram.com/wheelsuckerspod/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What if there was a way to make the world a better place while you shop for cute jewelry and accessories that you love? Wait, you didn't know there already is?! You must not have heard of Noonday Collection before! Enter Emily. Emily Chappell is a wife, mom, educator, and Noonday ambassador. In this episode, Emily is telling us alllll about Noonday and more generally about being a conscious consumer. To view the full show notes, keep reading here or visit my website: www.heartfelthippie.com Noonday began 8 years ago when the founder, Jessica Honegger, was adopting internationally. Now, Jessica co-runs the largest fair trade, direct sales fashion brand in the world! This company is single-handedly changing the reputation of direct sales. It works like this: artisans across the globe living in marginalized communities make beautiful products, and then ambassadors in the US sell their products where there is a market for them, and both earn an income! Oh, and did I mention they are fair trade certified, a Certified B Corporation, and make their products out of recycled, natural materials? Emily actually got to witness all of this when she went to Peru with Noonday to visit some of the artisans, which she tells us all about in the show. Emily also explains why shopping ethically is important no matter where you're shopping from. She teaches us how we can be more conscious consumers, and how that doesn't automatically mean you need to quit shopping at your favorite stores. Rather, it can be as simple as checking where a product was made before purchasing it. When we as consumers increase the demand for ethically-made goods, we are going to make an impact on this world and the labor behind the label. If you are listening to this, you are most likely living in a well-established country, which means that you have a responsibility. How cool is it that we can take action in such fun ways as supporting companies like Noonday? You can also join in the fun by supporting Noonday and hosting a trunk show! Ask Emily how! With the holiday season here, we all know that this time is filled with shopping and gift-giving. As you listen to this episode, think about how you can make your purchases count for something that really matters. Have a Merry Christmas and wonderful holiday season, and now go check out Noonday! Links from the show: Noonday Collection: emilychappell.noondaycollection.com “Flourish” blog by Noonday Collection: https://blog.noondaycollection.com/ Going Scared Podcast by Jessica Honegger: https://jessicahonegger.com/podcast/ “Imperfect Courage” by Jessica Honegger: https://www.amazon.com/Imperfect-Courage-Purpose-Leaving-Comfort/dp/0735291292 Ten Thousand Villages: https://www.tenthousandvillages.com/ Noonday Wildflower Clutch: https://emilychappell.noondaycollection.com/shop/wildflower-clutch/ “Doctor Faustus” by Christopher Marlowe: https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Faustus-Dover-Thrift-Editions/dp/0486282082 “I'm Still Here” by Austin Channing Brown: https://www.amazon.com/Im-Still-Here-Dignity-Whiteness/dp/1524760854 “The Danger of a Single Story” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story?language=en Younique Makeup: https://www.youniqueproducts.com/products#.XBvoFf5Ki9Y Norwex window cloth: https://shopus.norwex.biz/en_US/customer/shop/product-detail/324147 Noonday Rustic Leather Tote: https://emilychappell.noondaycollection.com/shop/rustic-leather-tote/ Noonday Dainty Paper Bead Necklace: https://emilychappell.noondaycollection.com/shop/dainty-paper-bead-necklace/ Noonday Mod Marble Studs: https://emilychappell.noondaycollection.com/shop/mod-marble-studs/ Connect with Mackenzie: Instagram/Facebook: @theheartfelthippie Website: www.heartfelthippie.com Email: mackenzie.heartfelthippie@gmail.com Connect with Emily: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmilyChappellNoonday/?ref=bookmarks Website: emilychappell.noondaycollection.com Email: emilyannechappell@gmail.com

It's our first drunkcast. We're in Every Cloud Bar with Emily Chappell and Lee Craigie. Content warning: We mention rape at 28:17 - 28:24 Sexual harassment/assault at 30:30 - 31:02 ~ Guests ~ Emily Chappell www.thatemilychappell.com/ https://twitter.com/emilychappell Lee Craigie https://leecraigie.com/ https://twitter.com/leecraigie_ The Adventure Syndicate www.theadventuresyndicate.com Go drink in Every Cloud Bar on 11A Morning Lane, London E9 6ND www.everycloudbar.com/ Consider Korinna Mei Veropoulou for all your rad illustration needs https://korinnamei.myportfolio.com/ ~ Topics ~ Jenni wrote a book! https://www.waterstones.com/book/how-to-build-a-bike/jenni-gwiazdowski/9780711238985 Watch / listen to Caz & Alex singing at Bikeoke (if you dare) https://www.instagram.com/p/BZ5ZOhbg3X5/?taken-by=paschalvolney Jenni will be in Bristol Monday 20th Nov Meet Jenni in Oxford first week of December Review Jenni's book please https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0ahUKEwjZ1OvCsYLXAhUFvBoKHYLTBG4QFggoMAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.co.uk%2FHow-Build-Bike-Simple-Making%2Fdp%2F0711238987&usg=AOvVaw3MyFCh3pjTYV8IaWqJYVQX Halloween Hell Climb 31st Oct WaG Fest 12th Nov https://www.facebook.com/events/177778266105743/ Go Cycle Speed Dating https://billetto.co.uk/en/users/cycle-speed-dating Caren Hartley www.hartleycycles.com/ The Weird Halloween Thing https://www.instagram.com/p/BahV_05B3ez/?taken-by=wheelsuckerspod ~ Track ~ Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis: Bike Horn Cover www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUamHEvVQy0Sounds ~ Work handles ~ Look mum no hands! www.lookmumnohands.com/ London Bike Kitchen www.lbk.org.uk/ ~ Our personal handles ~ Alex Davis twitter.com/Singyamatokun Jenni Gwiazdowski twitter.com/money_melon ~ Follow wheelsuckerspodcast ~ Twitter twitter.com/WheelSuckersPod Instagram www.instagram.com/wheelsuckerspod/ *Special thank you to the Felix for hosting us and our secret cocktail pal Caren Hartley See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Saddle up! Jenni's shares her Dun Run experience, Alex has been betting on bikes. We discuss a race that used some unusual category names... you are invited to contribute your thoughts... and we're joined by two very special mountain biking guests. #wheelsuckerspodcast ~ Guests ~ Charlie Kelly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Kelly_(businessman) & Joe Breeze https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Breeze Legendary founders of the Mountain Bike. Check out their book Fat Tire Flyer https://fattireflyer.com/ ~ Topics ~ Dun Run (Dunwich Dynamo) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunwich_Dynamo #Betsforbikes http://www.lookmumnohands.com/blog/betsforbikes Ian from Cycling Betting http://www.cyclingbetting.co.uk/ Sarah aka Sarah Connolly https://prowomenscycling.com/ Qubeka Bicycle Charity http://qhubeka.org/ Team Dimension Data www.africasteam.com/ Women's Tour of Norway http://www.ladiestour.no/en/ VUELTA www.lavuelta.com/la-vuelta/2017/us/ Off-Road.cc 's tweet https://twitter.com/off_roadcc/status/890167765281243137 The Endura Maiden event https://airmaiden.com/products/enduro-maiden Laura Scott https://twitter.com/laura_scott/status/890168912364613633 Laura Laker https://twitter.com/Lakerlikes/status/890178907227525125 Transcontinental www.transcontinental.cc Frank Simons' death in the early hours of this race is a tragedy that has affected the cycling community deeply, and will continue to affect everyone close to the Transcontinental for a long time to come. Emily Chappell http://thatemilychappell.com/ Cycle Speed Dating - Sunday 13th August http://www.lookmumnohands.com/events/cycle-speed-dating-women-men-25-byobike CycleHack - Tuesday 8th August http://www.lookmumnohands.com/events/cyclehack Bike Jumble - Sunday 5th August http://www.lookmumnohands.com/events/bikejumbleaugust Jenni's Birthday!! Send flowers and knives to: London Bike Kitchen, 28 Whitmore Road, London, N1 5QA How do you sleeeeeeep, on a ferry for only four hours? LET US KNOW PLEASE LBK Classes http://www.lbk.org.uk/ WaG Fest Sunday 3rd September https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/feminism-and-cycling-event-tickets-35402360413 Elly Blue and Joe Biel present Groundswell: Bicycle Culture Rising @ Monday 4th September http://www.lookmumnohands.com/events/elly-blue-presents-groundswell-bicycle-culture-rising A moment with Richard Ballentine and Charlie Kelly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Ballantine WOMBATS - Woman of mountains bikes and tea - do you know more? ~ Work handles ~ Look mum no hands! www.lookmumnohands.com/ London Bike Kitchen www.lbk.org.uk/ ~ Our personal handles ~ Alex Davis twitter.com/Singyamatokun Jenni Gwiazdowski twitter.com/money_melon ~ Track ~ Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis: Bike Horn Cover www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUamHEvVQy0Sounds See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We chat to Casquette Magazine co-founder and editor Danielle Welton. We ask: Why the heck did you start the mag? We discuss the anticipated Issue 2, numerous inspiring cyclists, "popping your bot", saddle sores, #flapmash and more…. Content warning: We say fuck. We mention clit and labia. ~Guest~ Danielle Welton Casquette Magazine http://www.casquette.co.uk/ Pre-order Issue 2: http://www.casquette.co.uk/get-casquette/ ~Topics~ Four time Ironman World Champion Chrissie Wellington: http://www.chrissiewellington.org/ The Nicole Cook Testimony: https://www.casquette.co.uk/people/2017/2/2/head-opinion-the-nicole-cooke-testimony Chris Garrison: https://twitter.com/PunkassCG R3GB: http://www.wer3.bike/#homeslides Shu's Opinion on the R3GB prize: http://www.casquette.co.uk/people/2017/3/1/opinion-r3gb-prize-money?rq=shu Lee Cragie: https://leecraigie.com/ Jasmin Muller likes bell pepper (and smashing Zwift records) http://www.casquette.co.uk/people/2017/2/16/join-jasmijn-muller-on-her-record-attempt?rq=zwift Lael Wilcox won the third edition of the Trans Am bike race, beating 65 riders in the 4,400-mile self-supported coast-to-coast ride to finish in a time of 18 days and 10 minutes: https://laelwilcox.com 5 women beating the boys: http://www.casquette.co.uk/people/2017/3/19/beating-the-boys-on-bikes JFDI / Just Fucking Do It: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=JFDI Queen of the Mountains: https://www.queenofthemountains.co.uk/ Kim Coats: http://kimberlycoats.blogspot.co.uk/ Emily Chappell: thatemilychappell.com/ Pass it on: http://www.casquette.co.uk/people/2017/5/2/pass-it-on Lorna North: https://twitter.com/queenofthemile Shout out to DHB Bib shorts that enable you to piss in 4 seconds: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb/ Saddlelore “A peach of an article” read it now: http://www.casquette.co.uk/know-how/2017/4/22/saddle-lore Lance Armstrong whistle blower Emma O'Reilly: https://twitter.com/emma_oreilly Shout out to Barbara Badhole: https://www.instagram.com/barbarabadhole/ Beryl Burton|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beryl_Burton A moment with Richard Ballantine: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Ballantine ~ Our personal handles ~ Alex Davis twitter.com/Singyamatokun Jenni Gwiazdowski twitter.com/money_melon ~ Work handles ~ Look mum no hands! www.lookmumnohands.com/ London Bike Kitchen: www.lbk.org.uk/ ~ Tracks ~ Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis: Bike Horn Cover www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUamHEvVQy0 Sounds For The Supermarket 6 (1975) - Grocery Store Music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rISaoB5gP7g&index=4&list=LL9j6n1GnK7cGsw1B7Qa-L7Q ~WTF~ Wheel Suckers is tandem cycling industry comedy podcast with Look mum no hands! and the London Bike Kitchen #wheelsuckerspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this bumper episode... Andy & Stu review The Boutique-y Whisky Company's 35 year old Blended Whisky #1 and also take a trip to the Whisky Lounge's Newcastle Whisky Festival (with some drunken field recordings for your dubious listening pleasure). They create a playlist of songs from albums with excellent artwork in honour of Emily Chappell's fantastic labels, you can hear these on our Spotify playlists if you search for the username: Thisismydram. The usual features crop up, including scoring the whisky in the Dramier League Table, and the "exciting" conclusion of Jingle Wars. Thanks to Dave from That Boutique-y Whisky Company for answering our questions over email. Feel free to follow us on Twitter @thisismydram, and check out our blog www.thisismydram.com

2016 has been tough for a lot of people, and what with politics, the economy, Daylight Savings Times in the northern hemisphere, and so on, a lot of people are feeling bleak right now. So when Emily Chappell suggested we podcast on how the women's cycling world is changing for the better, and how we can all have positive impacts on that, I jumped at the chance. We talked about Emily's own year - winning the women's TransContinental race (read her blog about that!), and her other successes (including having her book published) and also about the Adventure Syndicate. I can't quote believe it hasn't been around for even a year, but wow, those women have done so many great things. All this, and more - including Emily's and my pledges for our own 2017 cycling challenges (Emily says she'll try cyclocross, if someone will show her how, so if that's you, get in touch with her!). Click through to my blog for the usual ton of links.

Emily shares more of her remarkable story of how she first entered the world of cycling and how it changed her, how she grew to love it and how it took her on adventures all over the world. Emily is a master story teller, and during this podcast we get to go with her, to experience the highlights and learn from her mistakes along the way. This is a very open and revealing interview, Emily talks about depression, dealing with failure and why she’s so passionate about encouraging more women to enter the world of cycling.  Shownotes Emily introduces herself and shares a little more about who she is Why she ends up talking about danger a lot! Why she found cycling in London empowering Becoming a cycle courier and what it was like Learning on the job and why she wanted to do a winter on the bike so she could call herself a proper ‘cycle courier’ Deciding she wanted to do a bigger cycling challenge & being inspired by Alastair Humphreys  Realising she could take on a bigger trip and having the courage to do so  What she learnt most while planning her round the world trip and why next time she wouldn’t plan as much Remembering the day she set off and what she was feeling The highlights! Surviving the Turkish winter and why she remembers it as one of the best times of her life! Why she’s still trying to work out what drives her and motivates her How she knew it was right to finish the cycle and head home at the end of Asia and not continue Dealing with the adventure blues and being clinically depressed for a year Postponing the rest of her cycle until 2015 and why it was hard to give up on the dream but why she knows it was the best thing for her Going back to being a cycle courier and why it helped her recovery In 2014 - Turning her blog into a book!  Setting off from Anchorage on the 2nd January 2015 Dealing with fear while heading off into the great unknown The magical encounters that happened on the way Camping at -40! Dealing with the loneliness & isolation What she’s learnt about herself while on these trips What the Transcontinental Race across Europe is and why she wanted to cycle it Becoming obsessed with sleep - but not allowing herself to sleep…dealing with chest pains and ending up in hospital Winning the women category in the Transcontinental Race 2016!! What can we do to encourage more women to enter long distance cycling races? The Adventure Syndicate - What its aims our and why it was started Emily’s next challenge!   Visit Emily’s website! Say hi to Emily on twitter! @emilychappell   

I'm really excited about this brand new cycling-and-women project, The Adventure Syndicate, that brings together nine amazing women who have incredible adventures on (and off) the bike, to share their stories, and inspire other women (and men too) to have their own cycling experiences too. I interviewed two of the Syndicate members about it - cycle courier, solo round-the-world-ish cyclist, and author Emily Chappell, and Scottosh cross country MTB star Lee Craigie. They told me how it came about, who else is involved, and where they want to take it all in the future - including how everyday cyclists can get involved in their North Coast 500, and hang out with them in Inverness on the weekend of 14th May. Click through to my blog for all the links to things we talked about (including a skiier being chased by a bear): https://prowomenscycling.com/2016/05/02/emily-chappell-and-lee-craigie-on-the-adventure-syndicate/

Jack Thurston heads to mid-Wales to meet Emily Chappell, former London bike messenger turned author turned ultra endurance racer. Plus the social enterprise that's finding a new use for the Royal Mail's unwanted fleet of postal bikes, as Elephant Bikes. Continue reading →

Meet Emily Chappell, a hero of mine. A reformed London cycle courier, she’s cycled from Wales to Japan, from Anchorage to Seattle in the depth of winter and raced across Europe on the gruelling Transcontinental Race. On Thursday 3 March 2016 I took her for lunch - excuse the background noise - and we talked about the joys and perceived pitfalls of riding long distances alone, ice lollies versus ice cream and how riding the Alaska Highway is actually easier than a winters day in the United Kingdom. Emily’s new book is What Goes Around: A London Cycle Courier's Story, find out more about it on her fantastic blog: http://thatemilychappell.com/2016/01/by-the-way/ Music is Beyond the Blue Horizon by The Green Brothers: https://archive.org/details/GreenBrothers147Songs

This week we find ourselves out of doors on the windswept islands of Orkney with Amy Liptrot and among the traffic-clogged streets of London with Emily Chappell

In Part 2 of our ride on the wheels of time, we meander through London with ex-cycle couriers turned writers Jon Day and Emily Chappell. To explore the metropolis with mind, body and bike. Subscribe to the Boneshakercast on your favourite podcast app, or subscribe and read more about this episode and others at http://boneshakermag.com/podcasts/

For six years, Emily Chappell was a cycle courier in London, living that dream of cycling-as-livelihood, and she's now written a book about her life. Of course it focuses on that courier lifestyle, but it weaves in so much more - stories about living in the city, romance and heartbreak, psychogeography, love of cycling, and addressing that glamour around couriering, and how it's changed and changing. I talked to Chappell about how she moved from blogging to writing, how couriering lead to bigger bike adventures (Cycling solo across Europe to Japan! Riding across Alaska on a fatbike in winter! Moving into ultra-endurance racing!) and lots more. This is a long interview (sorry Emily!) so there's a write-up of parts of it it over on Podium Café: http://www.podiumcafe.com/2015/12/17/10312928/interview-emily-chappell Click through to my blog for all the links of things we talked about, and for the opportunity to win a free copy of the book: http://prowomenscycling.com/2015/12/17/sarah-interviews-emily-chappell/