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A lot of folks requested I do the Vuelta after the Tour de France series. I didn't want to do a stage by stage, but I sat down with my friend Ben Foster to do the highlights, hot takes, and tell you which stages you should watch and why. Subscribe and save 20%. Plus get an additional 15% off and a free frother with my code PHILSENTME when you click https://shopbeam.com/philgaimon . That's up to 35% off of the original price! Want to support me and my show? Sponsors take care of that, so please consider a donation instead:https://act.sierraclub.org/donate/rc_connect__campaign_designform?id=7013q000002NxclAACContribute to my No Kid Hungry Campaignhttps://p2p.onecause.com/chefscycle24/phil-gaimonMy Recovery Product: https://www.icelegs.comOrder Cookie Merch and Phil's Books: https://www.philsfondo.com/shopPodcast: iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-phil-gaimon-show/id1692030939 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7vycENBirLesG1URcGAOM2Follow Me!https://www.instagram.com/philgaimonhttps://twitter.com/philgaimonhttps://www.facebook.com/philgaimon/https://www.strava.com/pros/6188My website: http://www.philgaimon.comRide with me at Phil's Fondo in Malibu: https://www.philsfondo.com/Brought to you by Jukebox! www.jukeboxcycling.com www.jukeboxprint.comBikes by Factor @factorbikes https://factorbikes.com/Chapeau Power Analysis @chapeaulabs http://chapeau-labs.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Clothing by Starlight/Black Bibs  @starlightapparel @theblackbibs https://www.starlightapparel.com/ https://www.theblackbibs.com/Sundays Bicycle Insurance https://www.sundays.insure/partner/phil-gaimonComponents by Shimano @rideshimano https://bike.shimano.com/Decathlon Outdoor Gear @decathlonusa https://alnk.to/eOGrXwk E-Bikes by State @statebicycle https://www.statebicycle.com/?avad=290261_a2d7565a5Inside Tracker Blood Testing for Nutrition and Health: @insidetracker DISCOUNT WITH LINK http://InsideTracker.com/PhilGaimonBeam: https://bit.ly/44HmwCL (PHILSENTME for 35% off)Bici Bucerias Mexico Bike Tours: @bicibuceriasmexicancycling7143 Join me in November: https://bicibucerias.com/la-vuelta-de-jalisco-philComputer/Heart Rate/Kickr/Pedals by Wahoo @wahoofitnessofficial https://www.wahoofitness.com/In Case of Emergency call Bike Legal @bike_legal https://bikelegalfirm.com/Competitive Cyclist @competitivecyclist: https://alnk.to/6TulOTB 12 Speed Bar End Garage Door Opener @12speed https://12speed.com/Crotch happy thanks Chamois Buttr @chamoisbuttr https://www.chamoisbuttr.com/ (PHIL25 for a discount)Training plans/Optimize App from Fascat Coaching @fascatcoaching 25% off Optimize App with PHILSENTMEAutomatic Discount for Whoop: https://join.whoop.com/philsentmeBike Bags (for travel and on-bike) by Orucase @orucase http://www.orucase.comHydration/Supplements by First Endurance @firstendurance https://firstendurance.com/Bike racks on the go by @seasucker http://www.seasucker.comGloves by Handup @handupgloves https://handupgloves.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Mobile Bike Shop @velofixlosangeles https://www.velofix.com/locations/greater-los-angeles/Glasses by goodr @bikegoodr https://goodr.com/collections/bikingEndurance lotion for watts from Lactigo @lactigo https://www.lactigo.com/pages/phil-gaimon (PHILSENTME for a discount)Bike would be stolen if not for Ottolock @ottodesignworks http://ottodesignworks.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Accessories/Chain Lube by Silca @silca_velo https://silca.cc/Kenda Tires @kendatire https://www.kendatire.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Ridge Supply Socks @ridgesupply https://www.ridgesupply.comLazer Helmets @lazersport lazersport.us/PHILS

Thank you so much for listening to the Bob Harden Show, celebrating over 12 years broadcasting on the internet! On Friday's show, we visit with Senior Legal Fellow from the Pacific Legal Foundation, William Yeatman, about the looming Federal budget crisis and more developments in the Biden investigation. We visit with Director of Health Policy Studies at the Cato Institute Michael Cannon drug costs to Medicare and the Biden administration's assault on short-term health insurance plans. Bob Irzyk from St. Matthew's House and I discuss the impact of Ian on the homeless and food insecure. We also visit with Professor Larry Bell about the Biden impeachment process. Please join us for Monday's show. We have terrific guests including historian and founder of historycentral.com Marc Schulman, President Emeritus of the Foundation for Economic Education Larry Reed, and author Jim McTague. Please access this or past shows at your convenience on my web site, social media platforms or podcast platforms.

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Big thanks today to Sunday's Insurance. Whether its theft, crash damage, or racing that damages your beloved bicycle, they'll get you a new one so you're back on the road fast. Get your quote now www.Sundaysinsurance.comMy YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/philgaimonshowAudio books: https://www.audible.com/search?searchAuthor=Phil+GaimonRemember when the Yates brothers went 1-2? It feels like 9 years ago, but it was actually July 1. For my final episode on #letour 2023, I do a quick summary of each stage, assess the winners and losers of the race team by team, and then get into the finale. Follow Me!https://www.instagram.com/philgaimonhttps://twitter.com/philgaimonhttps://www.facebook.com/philgaimon/https://www.strava.com/pros/6188My website: http://www.philgaimon.comRide with me at Phil's Fondo in Malibu: https://www.philsfondo.com/Creature's Channel: https://youtube.com/@TheCreaturedogBrought to you by Jukebox! www.jukeboxcycling.com www.jukeboxprint.comBikes by Factor @factorbikes https://factorbikes.com/Chapeau Power Analysis @chapeaulabs http://chapeau-labs.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Clothing by Starlight/Black Bibs  @starlightapparel @theblackbibs https://www.starlightapparel.com/ https://www.theblackbibs.com/Components by Shimano @rideshimano https://bike.shimano.com/Decathlon Outdoor Gear @decathlonusa https://alnk.to/eOGrXwk E-Bikes by State @statebicycle https://www.statebicycle.com/?avad=290261_a2d7565a5Inside Tracker Blood Testing for Nutrition and Health: @insidetracker DISCOUNT WITH LINK http://InsideTracker.com/PhilGaimonBeam: https://bit.ly/44HmwCL (PHILSENTME for 35% off)Bici Bucerias Mexico Bike Tours: @bicibuceriasmexicancycling7143 http://bicibucerias.comComputer/Heart Rate/Kickr/Pedals by Wahoo @wahoofitnessofficial https://www.wahoofitness.com/In Case of Emergency call Bike Legal @bike_legal https://bikelegalfirm.com/Competitive Cyclist @competitivecyclist: https://alnk.to/6TulOTB 12 Speed Bar End Garage Door Opener @12speed https://12speed.com/Crotch happy thanks Chamois Buttr @chamoisbuttr https://www.chamoisbuttr.com/ (PHIL25 for a discount)Training plans/Optimize App from Fascat Coaching @fascatcoaching 25% off Optimize App with PHILSENTMEAutomatic Discount for Whoop: https://join.whoop.com/philsentmeBike Bags (for travel and on-bike) by Orucase @orucase http://www.orucase.comHydration/Supplements by First Endurance @firstendurance https://firstendurance.com/Bike racks on the go by @seasucker http://www.seasucker.comGloves by Handup @handupgloves https://handupgloves.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Mobile Bike Shop @velofixlosangeles https://www.velofix.com/locations/greater-los-angeles/Glasses by goodr @bikegoodr https://goodr.com/collections/bikingEndurance lotion for watts from Lactigo @lactigo https://www.lactigo.com/pages/phil-gaimon (PHILSENTME for a discount)Bike would be stolen if not for Ottolock @ottodesignworks http://ottodesignworks.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Accessories/Chain Lube by Silca @silca_velo https://silca.cc/Kenda Tires @kendatire https://www.kendatire.com/ (PHILSENTME for a discount)Ridge Supply Socks @ridgesupply https://www.ridgesupply.comLazer Helmets @lazersport lazersport.us/PHILSENTME

Yet another brutal climb to finish the last meaningful day of the tour. Of course, we all wanted Pinot to take a victory on his 10th and final tour but, the old dog had no new tricks. Jonas is in yellow and we celebrate the glory of the tour tomorrow on the Champs Elysees. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through Stage 20 of the 2023 Tour De France!

Today we witnessed the rare, beautiful, and successful breakaway. The peloton with all of it's hammer heads at the front could not reel the lone four in but rest assured, it was a game of a few mere meters. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through Stage 18 of the 2023 Tour De France!

The firecracker lead that Jonas had just became an atomic bomb. WOW.... When they say "risking it for the biscuit" they are specifically talkin' about an all-yellow Jonas riding the time trial of a lifetime. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through Stage 16 of the 2023 Tour De France!

Admittedly, we were all a bit late to today's stage coverage but wildly enough, we all tuned in for the cell-phone-selfie crash. C'mon people! Get those phones off the race course. Aside from that drama, we are still locked in on a TIGHT GC battle and some SERIOUS mountain climbing. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through Stage 15 of the 2023 Tour De France!

Michal Kwiatkowski, the former World Champ and recently-turned "old dog" of the tour (a crazy thing to think about at 33 years old) pulled off a STEEP stage victory today. There are more mountain top finishes to come but a finish line on a 12% grade is far from flat. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through Stage 13 of the 2023 Tour De France!

Jasper Philipsen wins a 4th sprint finish! Although we continue to mourn a tour without Cav, we are NOT without our need for speed. That being said, we are getting close to the alps and things are about to get a little slower (albeit still incredibly impressive)! Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through Stage 11 of the 2023 Tour De France!

Today you learn a little about the hosts, the tour thus far, and why HANDUP (a historically mountain bike focused company) even started a Tour De France Podcast. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through the The first rest day!

This podcast was recorded on a Sad-urday. Yes it is technically Saturday but, the sadness of Mark Cavendish crashing out of his final tour is nearly too much to handle. We love you Cav. Today is for the Manx Missile. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through the stage 8 recap of the 2023 Tour De France!

Almost everyone who has been on a group ride in their cycling career has experienced the moment they are left in the dust by another rider... Tadej Pogacar (aka Pudgy Carl) defined that action in a single moment of Tour De France history, today. Pogacar dropped Vingegaard harder than Snoop Dropped the hit Single Drop It Like it's Hot in 2004. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through the stage 6 recap!

Happy 4th of July! There was no American victory (aside from the one way back when in 1776) but there was no English victory either. As for the highlight of the race, can you say "CRASH CRASH CRASH CRASH CRASH". You hate to see it but it sure does add to the drama. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through the stage 4 recap of the 2023 Tour De France!

HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, discuss the Sprint finish of Stage 3 and really dig deep on the overtly matchy-matchy attire of the various jerseys... and shorts... and shoes.. and socks. It's what we call "a lot". Continue tuning in to hear the takes you didn't know you needed on this year's 2023 Tour De France.

At the end of the day, we felt as though Wout should have taken the win yet, we are talking about the Cofidis win.... And it's been a LONG time since we've talked about this. Tune is as the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, take us through the stage 2 of the 2023 Tour De France!

HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, discuss the EPIC twin-win of stage 1 along with the general feedback of their first time podcasting. It's not even the 4th of July and we've got Fireworks all around! Continue tuning in to hear the takes you didn't know you needed on this year's 2023 Tour De France.

In today's episode the HANDUP hosts, Jelly and Mustard, discuss, debate, and butcher every pronunciation in the pro peloton. This is the day before the first stage where they discuss who has potential, lack of team strategy, and what makes them qualified to discuss high level racing. Welcome to the Tour De France Podcast you didn't know you needed. Tune in to a recap of every race in this years 2023 Tour De France.

If you've been to a bike fest, you probably had a good time with the Handup Gloves crew. So we ventured across the mountain to Chattanooga Tennessee to indulge in a good time and get the story on how Handup became the fun havers and good timers that they are. If you have ever got to a trail head to find that you only brought one glove, click subscribe!

This week Dawson and Clint caught up with owner and co-founder of HANDUP Gloves, Cody Wallis. Growing up in a little town in Neveda with less than 1,000 people, Cody fell in love with two things: off-road motorcycle racing and his wife, Jamie! After they moved to Chattanooga and they both fell in love with mountain biking and the community of people associated with it. They also noticed that the gloves available at the time had much to be desired in both function and design. With Cody's background in motorcycle racing and his newfound passion for mountain biking, they set out to build one thing - a better glove! With a leap of faith and their $6,000 dollars in savings, they started their side hustle - HANDUP! Since then, it has grown into a thriving company that is adding new glove designs and apparel. This was a great conversation! Thanks for listening! Find all our episodes at dayfirepodcast.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

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In light of the upcoming 2022 mattress waste ban, Waneta and Gretchen interview MassRecycle member organizations UTEC, HandUp and Green Mattress about their mattress recycling programs.  Waneta also discusses the role of Extended Producer Responsibility in this issue, and the potential for new legislation. 

We made it to Episode 66 of the Behind the Golf Brand Podcast.  In this week's episode, I interview my good friend Troy Stewart the Vice President of Marketing for HandUp Gloves. If you are from the Mountain Biking world you would know HANDUP Gloves. Coming straight out of Chattanooga Tennessee they took over the biking world in HANDUP  Gloves in 2014. What began as bold, minimalist cycling gloves for mtb riders, cyclocross racers, and downhill riders has become much more. They have expanded into four separate glove weights to get you through the seasons, introduced a line of golf gloves in our other favorite pastime, and made apparel affordable for casual wearing, cycling, golfing, or just being active outside.As a company, they land somewhere between fast and fun. Their gear is used from average joes to pros without compromise. The HANDUP glove definitely has a shock factor straight out of the packaging. The visuals of the glove will be noticed by anyone right away. HANDUP gloves feel great and they are among some of the most durable gloves tested. This durability comes with a firmer feel when comparing them to AAA Cabretta style options but that is expected given the difference in prices.  The HANDUP gloves are a great option for players that want the diverse color set without paying for the most expensive glove models.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/golfersauthority)

On this episode we have the Troy from Handup Gloves. Troy is the marketing guy that runs the show over there and is willing to give us a sneak peak into what's under the hood over there. Handup has come a long way over the last few years. When they started, they were strictly a glove company with a fun saying on the palms and and wild designs on the gloves themselves. At the time, most gloves on the market were solid colors and not a lot of personality. Nowadays they have shirts, shorts, hats, pants, and of course matching socks. Last year I got the chance to meet Troy at Sea Otter and I assure you, this will be a fun episode. ►Featured Links http://bit.ly/2qdEoDL ::: Handup Gloves https://bit.ly/lahippack ::: Lab Austere Hip Pack *Discount Code: B1ker for 20% off ►B1KER Bar Podcast https://bit.ly/b1apple ::: iTunes https://bit.ly/b1gplay ::: Google Play https://bit.ly/b1soundc ::: SoundCloud https://bit.ly/b1spotify ::: Spotify ►Support B1KER http://patreon.b1ker.com ::: Patreon http://donate.b1ker.com ::: Donate http://shop.b1ker.com ::: B1KER Shop ►B1KER Social Media https://www.instagram.com/b1kerb1/ https://www.facebook.com/b1kerb1/ https://www.twitter.com/b1kerb1/

On this episode: gloves, sizing charts, the gateway drug to road cycling. We're talking with Jamie Wallis, co-owner of Handup Gloves, and we get a recap of Jeff's experience on The Big Lonely with Jesse Blough. Show Notes 00:35 – Introductions and how Handup got started 05:20 – The challenge of finding good biking gloves 06:40 – Putting sayings on the palms, and the community effect 09:20 – The positive side of social media 12:30 – Online shopping live with Jason 14:30 – What's a “kit?” 16:45 – How big is Handup today? 21:38 – Any designs that didn't do as well as you expected? 24:35 – Motherhood and juggling 27:00 – Talking about the fun in life 28:45 – Jamie's bikes and how she got started biking (hint: it involves butter biscuits and sweet tea) 32:55 – Where to buy Handup Gloves  34:45 – Advice for anyone wanting to start a business in the cycling business 37:00 – Gloves That Give program 39:35 – The future? 41:00 – PBR and other collaborations 45:00 – Wrap up 46:45 – Recap of Jeff's experience on The Big Lonely with Jesse Blough (who you might remember from Episode 24) Mentioned in this Show Handup Gloves – Use coupon code HANDUPFRIEND$ to save when ordering Gloves That Give The Big Lonely Climb for Heroes A few photos from Jeff & Ben's Big Lonely SKT attempt Connect with us! Like Almost There on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostthereadventurepodcast/ Follow Almost There on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostthere_ap/  Send us a voice message! https://www.speakpipe.com/AlmostThere Our Co-hosts Jason Fitzpatrick – IG: @themuirproject Saveria Tilden – IG: @adventuruswomen  web: AdventurUsWomen.com Jeff Hester – IG: @thesocalhiker  web: SoCalHiker.net Theme song by Opus Orange. Courtesy of Emoto Music.  The Almost There Adventure Podcast is a celebration of outdoor activities both local and epic. Discussing the big topics and talking to adventurers, artists, legends and activists within the outdoor community.

Is Socialism or Capitalism the best way for wealth creation, a strong economy, and the taking care of its citizens (in lifting people from poverty and helping the most desolate)? Listen Josh explains these questions and tries to find a possible answer. But hold your thought until you hear the next part, which is titled Capitalism.         NOTES: This podcast uses these sounds from freesound: Sound 1 by Rudmer_Rotteveel  (https://freesound.org/s/316916/) Sound 2 by Airborne80 (https://freesound.org/s/218370/) Intro/Outro Bumper Music: Evening Melodrama Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ The Wisdom of Dad Joke Music: The Curtain Rises Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Adam Miller is a Mountainbike Youtuber who lives in the Palm Springs area. He has a YouTube channel that is packed with content to either help you with your mountainbike gear, technology tips, and trail knowledge and fun POV footage. Take a listen to how Adam started the sport of MTB from the sport of Moto and where it has brought him today. Hope you enjoy my friend and guest Adam Miller. MTB RadDad on Instagram: @mtb_rad_dad MTB RadDad on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mtb+rad+dad MTB RadDad is an Ambassador for HandUp Gloves. https://handupgloves.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwzYGGBhCTARIsAHdMTQwgSuh1hDdKFCKlyyI6305DGEjfkjjt5m2x3JwwIjhjmCeE5Kb_mB0aAp7mEALw_wcB His discount code for Handup is RADDAD10 MTB RadDad is supported by Spy Optic: https://www.spyoptic.com/ His 10% off code there is "Senders10" The Segment My Jeffsy Core 4 provided by: YT-Industries. Live Uncaged Supporters of the show: TASCO MTB Apparel: https://www.tasco-mtb.com/?kbr_source=kickbooster-direct&kbr_medium=kickbooster&kbr_content=link&kbr_campaign=ef6441e4 15%off your purchase link 7IDP MTB protection: https://7protection.com/us/ Promo code SEGMENT for 15% off your purchase Spy Optic: https://www.spyoptic.com/ Promo code SENDER10 for 10% off your purchase YT-Industires: Live Uncaged https://us.yt-industries.com/ If you purchase a bike through YT recently and our a follower of the show please send me your purchase# and I will see if there are any discounts that can be applied to you.

Renee Hutchens is a mountain biker, storyteller, and artist living in Colorado. As a member of the Diné Nation, Renee is an advocate for both Indigenous people and the lands they call home. In this episode we discuss what it means to have a respectful and consensual relationship with the lands where we ride. Renee explains the meaning of the phrase environmental justice and talks about the mission of the Ute Land Trust. We talk about how words and naming in the bike industry can be hurtful to indigenous communities and why land acknowledgements at races are important. Follow Renee on Instagram @renay.h and view her work at linktr.ee. Editor's note: We reached out to Handup for comment about the "savage" glove mentioned in this interview and received the following reply: "We stopped selling these gloves in June 2020 after this came to our attention. Since then, we've changed gears to highlight 'Gloves that Give' in order for us to be able to give back to underrepresented community members of the mountain bike industry." --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support

L’association HandUp Congo organise un atelier d’art et de levée de fonds pour soutenir une école de couture pour mères célibataires de Lotumbe en RDC, et aider à une réinstallation significative de réfugiés originaires du Congo dans les milieux ruraux en Australie.

In today's episode, I want to share messages from my heart, given to me from God. I want to talk about how to overcome your struggles and help you understand that you are not alone. When you open yourself up to receive a hand up from God, you are open to do anything without fear. In 2012, as a single mom of 5 kids, I was so scared of being alone. Even though there is so much support for single mothers, I felt unsupported. I would pray every night for help to get me through the next day. It was through prayer and my experiences that I learned to reach up, not across. I opened a bakery out of my home and sold cattle out of my backyard. Through this, I learned confidence. This process taught me to look to God, look to your family, friends and peers and ask for their advice. I want to share with you my 4 steps to help reduce struggle. Try it for 3 days, first thing in the morning and last thing at night. I call this method L.O.V.E. Look to God. Open your eyes and heart. Verify truth. Enjoy the ride. A miracle is a shift in perspective. Look to God and know that you can relate to Him. Be brave, open your eyes and heart to Him, and know that he will show you the way up. Look for the truth of the situation. The truth is what happened, not your feelings. Finally, strap in and enjoy the ride. Thank God for your blessings and for where you are. Know that wherever you are is where you are meant to be. Know that you will be greater for what you are going through. Click here to get this amazing freebie...A 3 day digital course,  "The Practice of L..O.V.E. https://randastrattondutcher.vipmembervault.com/products/courses/view/1048387/?action=signup Join me on Instagram: @perfectlyimperfectranda With Light and Love, Randa

Dropper post, dämparinställningar, fika och vad är det som gör en handske bra? Varsågoda - här är avsnitt trettiosex om ingen räknat fel!   Hålltider 1:43 Dropper post; Vaffödådå? Och vad är problemet Elna, varför blev det ingen dropper?  06:00 Om dämparinställningar och kompisen som hjälpte Helena med att bli kompis med dämparna med hjälp av coola mätinstrument och app. Mer sköldpadda eller mer hare - om att det kanske inte är så smart att anpassa sig efter cykeln när cykeln ska anpassas efter dig. 12:00 "Och så hade du fikat mitt i passet, det hör ju inte till dina vanor direkt" Elna berättar varför hon fikade mitt i tio mil och tusen höjdmeter och varför hon har dåligt samvete för att cykelkompis Anders fick tvätta knäet med tandborste.  16:25 Hejhej hösten, hejdå kortkort, beroende på hur hård man är! Vi snackar årstidsväxlingar och garderobsuppdateringar, grova utförsarmar och lyxproblem.  20:48 Det har körts slut och listan är lång och tvättmaskinen är ju alltid full med svettiga saker. 22:00 Måsten i höstgarderoben 24:15 Vi har testkört kaxiga handskar från Likeaglove.se och deras märke Handup. Vi snackar om hur bra handskar ska vara och om vad vi tycker bäst om och tävlar ut två par.     Tävling: Vi tävlar ut ett par blommiga handskar i storlek S och ett par blåa i storlek XS - båda kommer från www.likeaglove.se och är av märket Handup. För att tävla, svara på frågan i podden, skriv ditt svar + motivering och storlek i kommentarsfältet på vårt instagramkonto och håll en handsktumme. Du har till den 4/10 på dig, vi stänger tävlingen klockan 15 och utser vinnare framemot kvällskvisten. Eventuell vinstskatt betalas av vinnaren och vi är enväldiga domare. Sådetså.   Gillar du det vi gör? Stötta oss med ditt bidrag via www.patreon.com/cykelpodd, ge oss ditt gilla på www.instagram.com/cykelpodd, www.facebook.com/cykelpodd och dela gärna podden i dina flöden och stories så att fler hittar den. Pepp!    

In part 2 of our Handup Gloves takeover, Troy Stewart, the creative marketing mind behind Handup Gloves joins us to discuss what starting, growing, and managing a brand like Handup looks like. He also drops some advice to all of the folks out there seeking a "bro deal"... Enjoy Handup Gloves: Use code "PEBBLE$" for 20% off EVERYTHING in store. Visit The B Line Follow TGL today: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter Subscribe to The Gravel Lot on the Wide Angle Podium Network and become a member TODAY and get access to EXCLUSIVE bonus content. Be Free Ride Bikes: The best kit on the market, customized to YOUR specifications. Learn more about WORX Powertools: Use code "GEARUP" at checkout for 15% off Grimpeur Brothers Coffee: Purchase The Full Schleck or Hello Cyclocross Friends Espresso and support WAP today! Noxgear: Use code "pebbles" for 35% off your order Visit The Gravel Lot website for our latest podcast, Real Talk videos, Bonus Content, shop, social media, and everything in between. Learn more about Undertipper and download their latest album “Y'all” at: http://undertipper.bandcamp.com/

Lyrics(X2) "Everyone knows that your very crazy. Everyone knows your screwed..." (X2)Maybe it's because that your crazy too now. Maybe It's because its you. All the little crazy things that went in your head too, Maybe it's because it's you.(X2) Everybody knows baby, Everybody knows Baby. (X2) lower tone X2(X2) Everyone knows that your very crazy. Everyone knows your screwed... (X2)All the little things that went into your head too, It's all because of you.All the little thngs that went wrong in your had too. Maybe it's because of you.(X4) Everybody knows baby, Everybody knows Baby. (X4) lower tone X4(Instrumental)(X2) "Everybody knows that your very crazy. Everyone knows your screwed..." (X2)(X2) "Everybody knows your very crazy. Maybe it's because it's you (X2)To Purchase goto https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14008285or https://nkofficial.bandcamp.com/track/your-very-crazy Other places include, Itunes, IheartRadio, Spotify, Google, Deezer, Castbox, and many, many more. Help support your favorite Artist by donating Directly to Kaylee via Handup, which is used to purchase equipment, and many other needs for Kaylee to produce create, and sing her little heart out just for you. https://handup.org/members/kayleeYou can also go to. https://oam-asia.wixsite.com/klsz2019/history to read her life story. and as always Thank youBMG Management

Sean Michael Lewis sits down with the Eddie Green, Angela Goodwin and Whitney Shue of the Executive Team at Tier Level Enterprises. They cover the vision of Tier Level Digital Marketing, Restoration Hire, Pre Plan Live, Matterport, Restoration Sales University, Bandgage, HandUp.Charity, and Tier Level Threads and Stuff. 

In this Holiday Episode we talk about what skills we suck at, holiday traditions and there is even a special *bonus beer*! Happy Holidays everyone!!

Lucy Hopgood-Brown explains the life changing work of her NGO, HandUp Congo. Villagers in the remote community of Lotumbe in the Democratic Republic of Congo are supported in their efforts to secure food such as ducks, cows and grain. An education program teaches emergency medicine skills and thanks to micro-financing villagers can begin their own sustainable businesses. It's not a hand out but a HandUp. www.handupcongo.org To volunteer: handupcongo@gmail.com

October 16, 2019 Dirt Rag Dirt Fest West Virginia 2019 Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Cody Wallace from Handup Gloves joins Ben to chat about some details behind the scenes of the company. Cody shares some of the ins and outs of how things got going and how they keep going around Handup. It’s a good discussion if you really want to get an idea of what Handup is all about, their attitude, philosophy, and way of doing things. They’ve had fun along the way and encouraged others to do the same. Plus: Auggie wants a snow cone but only gets a lollipop…wahwah… Handup Gloves – https://handupgloves.com/ Handup Gloves on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/handupgloves/ Handup Gloves on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/handupgloves/ ------------ THIS EPISODE SUPPORTED BY PAPA WHEELIES ------------ ABOUT THE DIRT RAG DIRT FEST WV SPECIAL MTB Ben headed out to West Virginia to attend the 2019 Dirt Rag Dirt Fest and talked with a variety of guests. Listen in to the discussions and be a fly on the wall at Dirt Rag Dirt Fest. If you’re thinking about attending in the future, check out the Dirt Fest website.  

This Week we talk about our experiences with Cyclocross, TC talks Brake Toe angle,  We visit Velo Vocabulary for Holeshot and Handup, and reflect on our Cyclocross crash moments! More content on Facebook and Youtube at Crank Revolution Media.

This week on the podcast, we cover a coming-of-age adventure film called Good Boys. It's rated R and for all the best reasons. We start the show with a review of a delicious new beer from Deschutes called "Handup" plus a followup to the Oskar Blues series "Can-O-Bliss with their latest version; "Citrus." We enter the Danger Zone with a less-than-delicious beer from Evil Twin called "Bushido." Episode Timeline: 0:00 - 9:20 "Handup" IPA 9:21 - 14:21 "Can-O-Bliss" Follow Up *FLICK PICKS* 14:22 - 18:03 "The Beach Bum" (Max) 18:04 - 23:00 "Action Point" (Jonny) - - - 23:38 - 40: 29 "Good Boys" (No Spoilers) DANGER ZONE 40:30 - 50:38 "Bushido" 58:39 - 54:11 Hot & Bothered 54:12 - END "Good Boys" (SPOILERS) Please review us wherever you get podcasts!

July 25, 2019 Dirt Rag Dirt Fest PA 2019 Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Best for Grabbin' Bars & Beers! Troy Stewart is the Marketing Director at Handup Gloves. They sit down for a good chat about the Handup brand, design inspiration, the bike world, and more. Troy was a great and fun guest to have on. If you'd like an honest take from the Handup crew, listen in! Handup Gloves - https://handupgloves.com/ Handup Gloves on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/handupgloves/ Handup Gloves on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9lczcrDiZxOzx9miAJgoMA Handup Gloves on SnapChat - https://www.snapchat.com/add/handupgloves  ---------- ABOUT DIRT FEST Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine’s in-print stoke to an in-person “gathering of the tribe.”  The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.  Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.

Handup Gloves isn't exactly a household brand, but they have discovered a way to use that to their advantage. When a husband and wife team set out to develop their own line of cycling gloves, they learned very quickly that they would have to be agile and unique to beat the giants in the cycling industry. In this episode, we talk with Jamie Wallis and Troy Stewart of Handup Gloves to hear how they have been able to grow the Handup brand and amass a following of avid fans and customers. We learn how they have used storytelling to connect with their audience and how they have involved their customers in the strategic growth of the company. You can find Handup Gloves at handupgloves.com Follow them on Instagram at @handupgloves As promised, Frat Boy Troy: https://handupgloves.com/frat-boy-troy-video About the Think Mighty: Think Mighty is a podcast produced by Mighty, an agency that works exclusively with active-lifestyle and outdoor brands to help them launch and grow wildly successful products. Are you an active-lifestyle brand marketer looking to acquire a tribe of raving customers and fans, but you struggle to find your audience and effectively tell your story? Does this leave you feeling overwhelmed, confused and frustrated? We understand. We've been in your shoes and that's why we created Mighty. We have used our 6-system framework to help over 30 lifestyle brands successfully launch products and acquire and retain a customer base of raving fans, giving them the ability to experience accelerated growth, confidence in their marketing, and become market leaders. Want to get a custom growth plan for your brand? Get started here: grow.thinkmighty.com

Context of the Homelessness situation in San Francisco in the 2015-2016 time period when this episode was first broadcast: • In 2004 then-Mayor Gavin Newsom launched the Ten Year Plan to Abolish Chronic Homelessness in San Francisco. Ten years and over 1.5 Billion Dollars later 19,500 homeless people (about the size of the Castro neighborhood) have been moved off the street • But, in the 2014 survey of Homeless citizens, the number has remained almost the same over the past 2 years at around 6,686 people to a high estimate of 8,000 or almost 1% of the population of the City of San Francisco • Homeless Citizens have gone up 27% in some neighborhoods because of the pressure from gentrification. The population has become more visible in encampments, and open drug markets in neighborhood containment zones such as Civic Center and South of Market neighborhoods • The homeless population has become sicker older and includes more families • Students - children that are homeless in Calif doubled since 2010 and there are over 20 Thousand homeless students in the SF Bay Area • According to Ben Kauffman with the Office of Pupil Services at SF Unified School District around 4% of students are homeless which is estimated at over 2,000 students in the City of San Francisco In this episode, we feature the voices of: Chris Shaeffer, Program Director of HARTS City College of San Francisco’s Homeless At-Risk Transitional Students Program http://bit.ly/2JN3mV2 Angel Via – A City College of San Francisco student who is using the services of HARTS Sammie Rayner – Co-Founder of Handup http://bit.ly/2GoVFT0 Please rate us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts and share this story with your friends. Follow me @georgekoster and please email george@georgekoster.com with questions, comments and show ideas

One cold evening in San Francisco, Rose Broome walked past a homeless woman sleeping on the street and decided in that moment to do something impactful to help the homeless. This eventually led to the creation of HandUp, an organization that facilitates donations to people in need. As she has come to understand poverty and […]

Today we have a conversation from the VC corner stage at Startup Grind's Global Conference held each year in Silicon Valley. Joining us today is a presentation by Clara Brenner co-founder and CEO of the Tumml Urban Solutions Accelerator which has supported supported companies like HandUp, Chariot, and Popupsters solve problems specifics to cities and dense populations.    Prior to founding Tumml, she worked in real estate development – at a real estate tech startup called Fundrise, as well as at AECOM, GVA Advantis, and Monument Realty.    Clara earned her MBA from MIT Sloan and her BA from NYU. She is a member of the MIT Sloan Alumni Board. In January 2014, Forbes listed her as one of its “30 Under 30” for Social Entrepreneurship.   Lets listen into Clara Brenner live from the VC stage at Startup Grind’s Global Conference 

When it comes to social good, we often think we have to do something world-changing. In his book All the Trouble in the World, P. J. O'Rourke said “Everybody wants to save the earth; nobody wants to help Mom do the dishes.” If you think about it, that’s human nature. We love the grand gesture, the transformational speech or the disruptive technology. In the meantime, we pass homeless people on the street and we wonder what to do. I understand this feeling well. I’ve often been torn while thinking about how best to serve: do I give a homeless person cash, perhaps enabling them to practice alcoholism? Or, do I walk by without making eye contact? Well, HandUp has a different approach. Sammie Rayner is one of the cofounders of HandUp. You could say that the universe conspired to set her up for just this type of work. Her parents were business owners. As a young person, Sammie cared for her grandfather as he was suffering from Alzheimer's disease. These two early influences seemed to set her on a journey to discover business models that do social good. As a college student, she heard Dr. Muhammad Yunus speak at her university. She also read his book Banker To The Poor. This sent Sammie on a journey of discovery. She dug into the concept of social enterprises and microfinance. In her research, she found that, despite the success of microfinance around the world, less than 5 percent of microfinance borrowers lived in Sub Saharan Africa. And of that small percentage, less than half of the loan resources were available to people in rural areas. This discovery led to the establishment of a microfinance non-profit, Lumana Credit, in 2009. Lumana was acquired by Sinapi Aba Trust (SAT) in April, 2013. By October of that same year, Sammie joined HandUp as a cofounder, joining Rose Broome and Zac Witte. HandUp is a platform for giving directly to people experiencing homelessness. They partner with more than 20 agencies who screen the campaigns. HandUp provides donors with a simple way to impact the lives of homeless neighbors. How big is this problem? According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, In January 2015, 564,708 people were homeless on a given night in the United States. Of that number, 206,286 were people in families. In just over two years, donors have helped over 1,500 people reach more than 4,000 goals and raise more than $1 million. That homeless person we were talking about at the beginning of this conversation? You can help them with a particular project. If you’re in San Francisco, you can even give them a safe gift card. And here's the thing. When we aggregate all of these small acts of social good, we really do change the world.  Social Entrepreneurship Quotes from Sammie Rayner: “These two influences seemed to always come up in my life of loving business, but also wanting to find a way to incorporate social change.” “Something I think really struck me. I’ve been working across the globe, and there’s this huge problem right here in the states.” “What I’ve learned from both ventures is the importance of starting really small.” “Incorporate the people you want to help as soon as possible.” “Get to know your homeless neighbors.” Social Entrepreneurship Resources:   HandUp: https://handup.org Titter: https://twitter.com/handup Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/handup.us Book: Banker To The Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle Against World Poverty: http://amzn.to/1KWm896 Book: All the Trouble in the World: The Lighter Side of Overpopulation, Famine, Ecological Disaster, Ethnic Hatred, Plague, and Poverty: http://amzn.to/1PR4WP0 eBook: Five Key Traits of Successful Social Entrepreneurs: http://tonyloyd.com/socent Try Audible and Receive Two Free Audiobooks: http://tonyloyd.com/books

Women tech executives discuss the gender imbalances in the field and their experiences in their careers. Panelists include Rose Broome, Founder and CEO of HandUp, Kristen Hayer, Vice President of Customer Success at The Resumator and Summers Mckay, CEO & Founder of Delight Wipes. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 29501]

Women tech executives discuss the gender imbalances in the field and their experiences in their careers. Panelists include Rose Broome, Founder and CEO of HandUp, Kristen Hayer, Vice President of Customer Success at The Resumator and Summers Mckay, CEO & Founder of Delight Wipes. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 29501]

(Note: this podcast was recorded in December, 2014) November and December bring multiple holidays and celebrations, one or several of which find participation by nearly every U.S. citizen.  It's a time for reflection, for thankfulness, for kindness and generosity, for family and friends.  For many, it's a time that brings anxiety, frustration, and myriad reminders of misfortune, mistreatment, and challenges.  This is particularly true for our veterans.  The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, with data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, estimates that approximately 50,000 veterans are homeless on any given night. (Let that roll around in your head.)  I took a look at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's information regarding uninsured veterans and family members and found the following: In 2010, an estimated 1.3 million veterans and nearly 950,000 members of their families were uninsured. (It's unclear where those numbers stand today, even with recent medicaid expansions of the Affordable Healthcare Act, but it doesn't seem to be appreciably better, and may indeed be worse.)  All sources I can find indicated that somewhere in the vicinity of 20 - 30 veterans commit suicide daily.   On this episode of the D2D podcast, we discuss charity, service, and several organizations that are doing wonderful things in a larger system and society that seems to be failing our veterans in every way.  Jennifer found a fantastic organization, HandUp.  In their own words, "HandUp is a direct giving system for homeless people and neighbors in need. It allows you to donate directly to a HandUp member via their web profile. 100% of your donation goes directly to a member’s HandUp account. Members then work with their case manager at our partner organizations to pay for basic needs like housing, medical care and technology."  She hooked in to a young man, Aaron, who wants to heal his PTSD and maintain a healthy lifestyle after having served honorably for 8 years.   Jen and I also volunteer with Team RWB.  RWB's mission is, quite simply and beautifully, to enrich the lives of America’s veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activity.  Building community.  Re-integrating veterans into their communities and connecting communities with the heroes among us.   I realize this all seems quite serious...and it is.  I so often get lost in the big picture, the fact that we have simply failed our veterans.  We. Republican.  Democrat.  Christian. Jew. Black. White. At the federal level.  State by state.  In the mainstream media. In every community.  Jen often has to drag me out of my frustrated birds-eye view where I stare at a seemingly dying, disconnected forest...and show me beautiful trees and ecosystems that are stunning and awesome.   And in these moments, I see that it's about finding joy, building community, and serving our families, friends, communities, and for me, any human within my reach...with open, mindful, grateful hearts.  And humor.  Laughter really is the best medicine (and edible cannabis, that's pretty awesome medicine as well)...it's power amplified exponentially when it happens among people we love and appreciate and who love and appreciate us.  Enjoy...and may all your Christmas's be white. (Or wet and warm, if you happen to live in Western Pennsylvania.)

Leveraging social media allows non-profits to reach a wide range of key stakeholders as well as promote awareness. At Social Media on Purpose 2014, Caroline Barlerin, Head of Twitter for Good, outlines what non-profits can do to maximize their effectiveness on Twitter. Barlerin is joined by HandUp director of business development Sammie Rayner, and the two discuss how non-profits can support their key initiatives by engaging audiences and disseminating content. At Twitter, Caroline Barlerin works with community outreach and corporate philanthropy, heading up Twitter for Good. In conversation with HandUp’s Sammie Rayner, Barlerin walks the Social Media on Purpose 2014 audience through how non-profits can focus on establishing brand, key partnerships, engaging content, amplification, and measurement. By focusing on these five areas, Barlerlin explains how by covering the basics and utilizing innovative ideas, non-profits can maximize the effectiveness of social media campaigns. Rayner shares how HandUp uses everything from design consistency to partnering with Twitter influencers to best leverage social media to promote HandUp’s mission. Caroline Barlerin heads Twitter for Good, which highlights Twitter’s social good initiatives around the world. Before coming to Twitter in 2014, Barlerin worked as the Director of Global Community Engagement & Communications, HP Sustainability and Social Innovation (SSI). At HP, Barlerin engaged more than 300,000 HP employees around the world in programs benefiting the community, employees, and the company. In 2012, Silicon Valley Business Journalism recognized Caroline as one of their “40 under 40.” Barlerin graduated from Vassar College and was a Sloan Fellow at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Sammie Rayner leads business development at HandUp, a digital platform that allows people to donate directly to homeless people and neighbors in need. Before joining HandUp, Rayner founded and served as the Executive Director for Lumana, a microfinance organization in West Africa. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/leveraging_twitter_for_nonprofit_initiatives

In 2012, Rose Broome walked buy a homeless woman sleeping on a San Francisco street on a winter night and wanted to do something to help.  She thought, “in a world where I can take out my phone and order food or get a taxi with the push of a button, why can't I use my phone to help this person?”  Rose decided to create a solution to that problem with her tech company HandUP.  The company leverages technology and the power of human relationships to fight urban poverty by connec --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dollaranddifference/support