Podcast appearances and mentions of helen wyman

An eventful weekend in Belgium at the X20 in Herentals and the World Cup in Namur as we  saw crashes, comebacks and impressive skills.Me and Helen Wyman talk through the weekend of racing and then look ahead to this weekend, where the Christmas Period is in full swing. This begins with the iconic course in Hulst, the return of Mathieu Van Der Poel in the sand of Zonhoven and the beginning of the season for Wout Van Aert too in Mol. You can find all episodes of Cycling Talk Podcast wherever you get your podcasts including Apple podcasts, Spotify and your smart speaker. Please show your support by liking, subscribing, following and leaving a review. Get involved by following me on Instagram for polls and updates and more about mehttps://instagram.com/cycling.talk.podcastThanks for listening See you on the bike!Georgia Support the show

It's time for episode 11! Join us as we chat to Helen Wyman, Nuffield Scholar and founder of Cultivate Success, an agricultural mentorship programme in the UK. We talk through what mentorship actually is, what it can do for people in Ag and how making connections can battle loneliness and breed creative thinking.  For those in the UK thinking about becoming a mentor or mentee, take a look at the Cultivate Success website https://cultivate-success.com And for our listeners in Canada, Helen has kindly supplied the details of a programme which she learnt about whilst on her Nuffield travels https://ontariosoil.net/ As always, thanks to our sponsors - Manitoba Forage and Grassland association https://mfga.net/  

Nuffield scholar and founder of Cultivate Success joins Ben on the podcast today to talk about the potential for mentoring in agriculture and the rural sector. Have you thought about being a mentor or having a mentor? Helen also talks about 'balcony moments' - worth listening to this near the end.  Make sure to check us out at RuralPod Media. You can follow Rural Business Focus and contact Ben on Twitter @ruralbf_pod or on Instagram @ruralbusinessfocusHave you thought about the benefits of podcasting for your business? If you  want to find out more or work with Ben to make your own podcast or to organise some podcast training for your business visit ruralpodmedia.co.uk Our podcast disclaimer can be found here. 

Helen Wyman joined Abby for this fantastic episode of the Wheel Talk Podcast. The two talk about all the action from the U23 and Elite races at the World Championships over the weekend, answer listener questions about families in Cyclocross, Lucinda Brand, and more. Plus, lots of laughter. This was such a good episode we've even got a longer version exclusively for the members of Escape Collective.

Helen Wyman joined Abby for this fantastic episode of the Wheel Talk Podcast. The two talk about all the action from the U23 and Elite races at the World Championships over the weekend, answer listener questions about families in Cyclocross, Lucinda Brand, and more. Plus, lots of laughter. This was such a good episode we've even got a longer version exclusively for the members of Escape Collective.

Helen Wyman is 10x British Cyclocross Champion, 2x European Champion, and World Championship bronze medalist. In addition to racing, Helen has worked for years to make progress in the sport towards equality for female riders. This included four years on the UCI Cyclocross Commission and establishing Helen 100 in 2018 to provide opportunities to women in cyclocross. She's been an expert commentator for Red Bull coverage of cyclocross. Helen retired from racing in 2018. Helen also offers a preview to the Cyclocross World Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

With the cyclo-cross World Championships rapidly approaching at the end of January, we have three experts to assess the contenders in Fayettville, Arkansas.Multiple British champions Helen Wyman and Ian Field have seen the sport transform, especially on the women's side, since they were practically the only Brits racing ‘cross in Belgium. With no Wout van Aert or Mathieu van der Poel to contend with in the States, can Tom Pidcock pull on the rainbow jersey? And Zoe Backstedt has been far and away the strongest junior rider this season. Will the current road race world champion double up in the mud? Wyman and Field guide us through the noisy and enthusiastic world of American cyclo-cross. Yee-ha.Cameron Mason took his first UCI World Cup win over the packed Christmas holiday period. The young Scot is a genuine podium contender in the under-23s having spent three winters learning the ropes in Belgium. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Team Spectra rider Amira Mellor joins me for my latest episode to chat about her life in cycling so far.Amira and I chat about travelling the World, living with Helen Wyman, studying for a degree and taking a break from racing.Amira is currently one of the top British female cyclocross riders with several wins at Elite level in the UK as travelling to compete in Belgium with some of her team.Find all episodes of Cycling Talk Podcast on Spotify, Podbean, Apple podcasts and all the usual places.All episodes are also available on my Buzzsprout website www.buzzsprout.com/1218755Follow me on Instagram @cycling.talk.podcast for all the latest news and updates as well as competitions from podcast supporters @bigbobblehats.Get 15% off at www.bigbobblehats.co.uk using the code CYCLINGTALK15Head to veloskin.cc to check out all their awesome products and receive at 10% discount using the code CTP10. Every purchase made using this code will support me and my podcast as a VeloSkin Ambassador.I'm on Facebook @cycling.talk.podcast and Twitter @cycling_talkSee You On The BikeSupport the show

10 time National and 2 time European Cyclocross Champion, Helen Wyman, gives a unique insight into Cyclocross and how it's changed over the last couple of decades. After talking a bit about her life now living in European, our chat then moves on to the world of competitive Cyclocross, why whether or not you have a penis shouldn't impact where you can park at races and how she's been an advocate for change at UCI policy level. We also hear about the Helen 100 and why change has been so timely and essential for the sport. This episode is also available as a video on YouTube https://youtu.be/U_LsF9B4t2E

Helen Wyman is a 10x British National Champion, European Champion, and World Championships medallist in cyclocross. She retired from racing in 2018 and has become a commentator on the RedBull coverage of the biggest races. Since here retirement from racing, Helen also became a mother. On top of all her accomplishments on the bike, Helen has been a key player in making the sport of cyclocross more inclusive and equal for women. In this conversation, we discuss Helen’s career and how the sport changed throughout her career. From having no World Cup races and no prize money for women in her beginnings, to having the women’s races televised, bringing equal prize money, and creating a Junior Women’s category, Helen has been a key player in making those changes happen. To follow Helen:  https://www.helenwyman.com/ (https://www.helenwyman.com/) https://www.instagram.com/cxhelen/ (https://www.instagram.com/cxhelen/) To follow Maghalie:  https://www.instagram.com/maghroch/ (https://www.instagram.com/maghroch/ ) http://www.maghalierochette.com/ (http://www.maghalierochette.com/)

Georgia chats with Helen (and baby Sascha!) about life as a rider, the Helen100 and becoming a mum.Support the show

How does a sport make heroes? How does cycling build superstars? This is the focus of our third Roadmap Episode, digging into the future of pro cycling at a time when the future is anything but clear.  We speak with Justin Williams, who has built his Legion criterium team into a mini media house, and to Helen Wyman, who understands the lessons road cycling can learn from cyclocross. And finally, we talk to Kimo Seymour of Life Time, the company that owns North America's largest gravel events.   

Taylor Jones drops by the basement to chat about the legacies of Helen Wyman and Kevin Pauwels before doing a deep dive into the upcoming MTB cross-country season. We plant a lot of seeds that we will be tending to throughout the summer. For Shamrock photos, follow @jtaylorjones on Instagram. For the best deal in life insurance, go to healthiq.com/wap.  Thanks as always for tuning in. If this is your first time listening, you can explore the rest of our episodes here.  Cyclocross Radio is part of the Wide Angle Podium podcast network. Check out  www.wideanglepodium.com, listen to the shows, and consider becoming a member. Check out Cyclocross Television for recap and commentary video from the latest (predominantly) U.S. UCI cyclocross events (subscribe to the channel, give a thumbs up and leave a comment):  www.cyclocrosstelevision.com.  Please subscribe to Cyclocross Radio and all of the Wide Angle Podium shows on iTunes, if that’s how you consume podcasts. Also, rate and review on iTunes, even if it’s not the way you consume podcasts. To keep up to date, follow @cxhairs  on Instagram and Twitter. Have a question, comment, complaint or general inquiry? Hit us up at feedback@cxhairs.com And don't hesitate to call the hot line: 405-CXHAIRS. Need coffee? (Trick question, you do). Check out our partnership with Grimpeur Bros and the amazingly tasty Hello Cyclocross Friends! Espresso blend. You can get these flavorful and possibly magical beans here: https://www.grimpeurbros.com/products/hello-cyclocross-friends-wap-espresso Grimpeur Bros is on Instagram at @grimpeurbrosspecialtycoffee

This week's episode opens with a roundup of February's racing, including discussion of the exhilarating Tour Colombia and how that style could be translated to Europe. Then we talk retirement and legacy with Helen Wyman.  In this week's Nerd Alert, Dave Rome speaks with pro mechanics about the particular difficulties of implementing disc brakes into the WorldTour.  Plus, we answer VeloClub questions about chain wear, the lure of Campagnolo, and objectivity in journalism. 

A pro responds! Helen Wyman shares her CX worlds highlight of all time. Plus we talk UCI Combined Worlds, MVDP, Tour of Columbia, and SRAMs new groupset.

We talk with cyclocross veteran Helen Wyman (Xypex) about some of the storylines shaping international women’s cyclocross in 2018. Why are some races still too short? What impact will the junior women’s division have on elite racing? And which riders are the favorites to win the world title?

We talk with cyclocross veteran Helen Wyman (Xypex) about some of the storylines shaping international women’s cyclocross in 2018. Why are some races still too short? What impact will the junior women’s division have on elite racing? And which riders are the favorites to win the world title?

We interviewed British cyclo-cross champion Helen Wyman. https://www.helenwyman.com/ https://twitter.com/CXHelen ~ Topics ~ The UCI www.uci.ch/ The Helen 100 https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/helen100 Postcard Pervs *listen to our interview with Condor Claire when we first heard about postcard pervs! https://soundcloud.com/wheelsuckerspodcast/condor-claire ~ 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 us ~ Twitter twitter.com/WheelSuckersPod Instagram www.instagram.com/wheelsuckerspod/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's our first cast of 2018 and we interviewed our dads. Good luck everyone, share the road. ~ Pops ~ Jenni's Dad George Alex's Dad Ian https://twitter.com/Ian_davis56 ~Topics~ VOTE FOR US (please) *You have until Friday 12th January* https://www.nbmevents.uk/bikebiz2018/begin LA Bike Kitchen www.bicyclekitchen.com/ LA Bikerowave https://bikerowave.org/ LA Bike Oven https://twitter.com/bikeovenla What can we do to help encourage more women into bike spaces? Book an LBK class here: www.lbk.org.uk/ Shout out to Pam Nelson https://twitter.com/PamNelsonColch Bespoked Framebuilders show 20th - 22nd April 2018 in Bristol www.bespoked.cc/ New year, new menu at 49 Old St. http://www.lookmumnohands.com/blog/new-year-new-menu Food at the Lmnh Kitchen is very good! http://www.lookmumnohands.com/locations/lmnh-kitchen Helen Wyman rules and we're proud to be one of her sponsors http://www.lookmumnohands.com/blog/helen-wyman National Cyclo-Cross Championships are THIS SUNDAY http://www.lookmumnohands.com/events/national-cyclo-cross-championships ~ Illustration ~ Korinna Mei Veropoulou korinnamei.myportfolio.com/ ~ 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 us ~ Twitter twitter.com/WheelSuckersPod Instagram www.instagram.com/wheelsuckerspod/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The remarkable Pippa York is Ian Parkinson's guest for the final Rouleur Podcast of 2017. Fame, transformation and cycling's myths and rules - all from her unique and entertaining perspective. And why British Cycling need to change their ways for a new generation. Helen Wyman explains why she's riding cyclocross in Catalonia and her hunt for a new sponsor. Plus what Nico Roche and Cadel Evans will be doing on Xmas Day. And you can win some Wonderful Socks in the podcast quiz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

British cyclocross rider Helen Wyman has always been a fan favourite, and it seems like her racing is getting better than ever. Winning her fourth Koppenbergcross this season, she was on the podiums of the last two Cyclocross World Cups, and with the weather turning wet, rainy and muddy, just as she likes it, this could be just the beginning of an exciting season. We talked about what's made a difference, and how the sport has changed over the last five years - including how Helen's work on the UCI Cyclocross Commission has contributed to that. It's not all 100% positive, and we also talked about the changes Helen would like to see in the future, as well as losing her sponsor at a tricky time.

Cyclocross Champion Helen Wyman talks upcoming season, World Cup, training, and pay equity. Bike Advocate Liz Cornish shares why it's important to take up space -- physically and metaphorically. Originally from Off The Front podcast produced by Elizabeth Emery and WiSP Sports.

Elizabeth Emery talks to British Cyclocross racer Helen Wyman and bike advocate Liz Cornish. Helen is 9 times National Cyclocross Champion, two-time European Champion, and a World Championship medalist. She is also a superstar in women’s cyclocross advocacy. Many of the positive changes over the past few years — pay equality, race length, tv coverage — is due to her work as part of the UCI Cyclocross commission. Elizabeth caught up with her in Iowa where she was training in the heat between the first two World Cups of the season – Jinglecross World Cup in Iowa City and Trek Waterloo World Cup in Waterloo, Wisconsin. They discussed her training & racing, the upcoming cyclocross season, working with sponsors, and work towards equality in cyclocross. For more converations from the world of women's sport visit us at www.wispsports.com and follow us on social media @WiSP Sports.

The 2016 Aviva Women's Tour was a fantastic race, and Dan and I talked about the racing action in our latest podcast (spoiler alert: so exciting!) - but I had a pretty unique view of the race this year, because I was doing commentary for ITV4. I was doing the "as live" commentary with Hugh Porter, while cyclocross superstar and general all-round cycling guru Helen Wyman did the presenting at the start and finish of each show with Ned Boulting. I had so many questions about her experience - so we chatted about it all, with a foray at the end into how the TV coverage of women's cyclocross has already changed the sport after one season - have a listen! For links to the videos, head over to my website: https://prowomenscycling.com/2016/06/27/talking-television-with-helen-wyman/

Stefan Wyman has been around women's cycling for years, managing his road team, Matrix Procycling, and in his role as Helen Wyman's mechanic, soigneur and more in her cyclocross career. Stef always has lots of opinions, so we took to twitter to give everyone the chance to ask him some questions... which resulted in some really fun, and some quite tricky questions - I had a great time asking them all, thank you to everyone who contributed. It's a long interview, covering things like the state of women's racing in the UK, why the team's no longer UCI-ranked, how British women can get into racing and develop bike skills, Laura Trott, how we as fans can help the sport, and a lot more. Click through to my website for the links to things we talked about: https://prowomenscycling.com/2016/03/13/sarah-interviews-stefan-wyman/

Helen Wyman, after the 2015 Overijse Druivencross by Sarah Connolly and Dan Wright

Every episode of the 2014 season of The Unofficial, Unsanctioned Women's UCI Cycling Show PLUS every special feature interview Sarah conducted in 2014.

Every episode of the 2014 season of The Unofficial, Unsanctioned Women's UCI Cycling Show PLUS every special feature interview Sarah conducted in 2014.

Every interview Sarah has recorded in 2015 related to women's cycling, with pro cyclists, managers and journalists who work on the sport.

Every episode and interview from 2012, the first season of The Unofficial, Unsanctioned Women's UCI Cycling Show.

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