Podcast appearances and mentions of neal rogers

If you saw the time trial that opened up the third week of racing at the 2023 Tour de France, we'll forgive you for having a healthy dose of skepticism. But let's not forget to enjoy the spectacle: Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar are going to slug this one out until Paris, and we all get front row seats.Neal Rogers (former VeloNews editor in chief) and Andrew Hood (Velo European Editor) catch up with host Dan Cavallari to analyze Vingegaard's astonishing time trial and what that means for the third week of the Tour de France.In the second half of the show, Rogers and Hood give their takes on the Americans at the Tour. Does the future hold GC success for Sepp Kuss? Will Matteo Jorgenson reach super domestique status in 2024? How likely is Neilson Powless to be wearing polka dots in Paris?Hoody and Neal break it all down in this episode of the Slow Guy on the Fast Ride podcast. Be sure to check out our other podcasts, videos, and live streams, and subscribe wherever you get our stories. Dawn Patrol MTBThe Practical StillMental HealthleteTheme music: "This Year" by Angela Sheik

The Tour de France starts in just a few days. Veteran journalists Andrew Hood and Neal Rogers join host Dan Cavallari on the Slow Guy on the Fast Ride podcast to reveal the big storylines of the Tour de France 2023. Who are the true GC contenders? What about the green jersey? Can Mark Cavendish beat Eddy Merckx's record this year? 'Hoody' and Neal give their dark horse picks for the podium in Paris. Can Jai Hindley play with the GC big boys? Is David Gaudu going to taste glory? Hoody and Neal have watched enough racing between them to give us a good sense of what's in play, and who's ready to take on history. Be sure to check out our other podcasts, videos, and live streams, and subscribe wherever you get our stories. Dawn Patrol MTBThe Practical StillMental HealthleteTheme music: "This Year" by Angela Sheik

Neal Rogers has been a cycling journalist for nearly twenty years, writing for publications such as VeloNews (where he was Editor in Chief), Global Cycling Network, and Cycling Tips. Throughout his career he's covered some of the biggest races and interviewed some of the most famous riders in the world. In this conversation, he discusses his unusual path into cycling journalism, the riders he most enjoyed interviewing, tough decisions about picking truth over friendship, the journalistic intricacies of when NOT to go live with information, and why he's feeling ready to move beyond cycling. Notably, he also shares a story of confronting the yellow jersey wearer at the 2007 Tour de France with a doping allegation, and how that question proved the beginning of the end for the rider. Lastly, Payson and Neal discuss how the efforts of journalists to expose the truth have helped today's pros enjoy a cleaner sport. 

It's the 2019 Year-End pro cycling wrap-up with Cycling Tip's editor-at-large Neal Rogers

This week's episode features special guest Jonathan Vaughters of EF-Education First. He's in town ahead of his impending Flagstaff climbing showdown with Neal Rogers.  The show opens with a discussion of Egan Bernal's decision to race the Giro and Tour, and then pivots to Sofie de Vuyst and doping in the women's peloton.  Finally, James laments the lack of winterized helmet options on the market. 

Yeah, I confess: the Cyclingtips Podcast is my favorite cycling podcast. And when I asked Neal to be part of Broom Wagon, and he answered me warmly and enthusiastically YEAH, LET'S DO THAT I almost passed out.But we did it, and here it is.Linking List:Neal Rogers: https://twitter.com/nealrogersCyclingtips: https://cyclingtips.com/Velonews: http://www.velonews.com/Cyclingtips podcast: https://cyclingtips.com/tag/podcast/Boulder, Colorado: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulder,_ColoradoMork and Mindy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mork_%26_MindyTrek Checkpoint: https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/road-bikes/checkpoint/f/F224/Pod Save America: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pod_Save_AmericaLa Resistente Cicloturistica: https://www.facebook.com/laresistentecicloturisticaHelp me to fill the 2018 climbs sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qs_ubZdy0u_LPr53npWsFuGpCQ3qx303zXpJEEEFRpI/editHelp me interview Lance Armstrong: #lanceatbroomwagonAnd Phil Gaimon: #philgaimonatbroomwagonA new Adventure. Going back to my first love. Climb mountains.But how to do it living in a flat city as Berlin is?That's Broom Wagon: how to train for climbing while riding in a flat city like Berlin.Voice by: CalamaroMusic by: ikson https://soundcloud.com/iksonMy contactswww.calamaro.cchello@calamaro.ccwww.twitter.com/readcalamarowww.instagram.com/calamaroccwww.spreaker.com/listencalamarowww.soundcloud.com/listencalamarowww.strava.com/athletes/2668270

Yeah, I confess: the Cyclingtips Podcast is my favorite cycling podcast. And when I asked Neal to be part of Broom Wagon, and he answered me warmly and enthusiastically YEAH, LET'S DO THAT I almost passed out.But we did it, and here it is.Linking List:Neal Rogers: https://twitter.com/nealrogersCyclingtips: https://cyclingtips.com/Velonews: http://www.velonews.com/Cyclingtips podcast: https://cyclingtips.com/tag/podcast/Boulder, Colorado: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulder,_ColoradoMork and Mindy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mork_%26_MindyTrek Checkpoint: https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/road-bikes/checkpoint/f/F224/Pod Save America: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pod_Save_AmericaLa Resistente Cicloturistica: https://www.facebook.com/laresistentecicloturisticaHelp me to fill the 2018 climbs sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qs_ubZdy0u_LPr53npWsFuGpCQ3qx303zXpJEEEFRpI/editHelp me interview Lance Armstrong: #lanceatbroomwagonAnd Phil Gaimon: #philgaimonatbroomwagonA new Adventure. Going back to my first love. Climb mountains.But how to do it living in a flat city as Berlin is?That's Broom Wagon: how to train for climbing while riding in a flat city like Berlin.Voice by: CalamaroMusic by: ikson https://soundcloud.com/iksonMy contactswww.calamaro.cchello@calamaro.ccwww.twitter.com/readcalamarowww.instagram.com/calamaroccwww.spreaker.com/listencalamarowww.soundcloud.com/listencalamarowww.strava.com/athletes/2668270

Simon and Shane are in New York City for a big moment in the history of Zwift - the launch of running. The expansion of the platform was marked with a splashy launch event and as well as Simon and Shane's views, there's comment from Zwift Insider editor, ric Schlange and pro triathlete Lionel Sanders. The huge flowering of innovation and ingenuity from the Zwift community has seen designs for rocker plates mushroom. Simon rounds it all up and gets expert comment from inside the trainer industry.  Many Zwifters work (a little) while training or riding, but the staff of a cycling website have taken Zwifting-while-you-work to a whole new level. Editor of Cycling Tips website Neal Rogers talks about how the virtual lunch ride has become a forum for company bonding and brainstorming. And there's a new Zwifty podcast coming along - Simon gets the lowdown on the Training Podcast featuring big names in the Zwift world. Due to a bit of a mechanical in the production of this episode, this Zwiftcast is a little shorter than usual. We hope you stillenjoy it!

The Giro Rosa has finished for 2017 but we're far from done with it. With great racing every day, it's perhaps best summed up by Neal Rogers talking about Lucinda Brand when he said: "Only thing more badass than “no one in the photo”? No one in the photo with blood trickling down your arm". Sarah and Dan recap the biggest stage race on the calendar and all of the highs and lows the second week of racing brought us. After that they continue with the overview on the Tour de Feminin in Poland before wrapping up with some quick results in other disciplines and a glimpse of the calendar ahead, and in 2018.

As with every publishing business, the cycling media landscape has changed beyond recognition in the past 10 years with the move away from print to digital platforms. Long-standing print publications have faced challenges on all sides to maintain both editorial quality and advertising revenue in the face of competition from new digital publishers. But beyond this, what specifically has changed for both publishers and brands and how do those on both sides of the business need to adapt to this changing media landscape? Is print in terminal decline? And how are digital platforms challenging for both valuable consumer attention and ad budgets? I'm joined by 2 guests with some heavyweight experience on both sides of the publishing landscape to look at this in more detail; Neal Rogers, former editor of Velo News and current US editor of Cycling Tips, and Richard Schofield, cycling media consultant and former publisher of cycling titles at Future Publishing.

THIS EPISODE Mike sits down with Neal Rogers, Editor in Chief of VeloNews.com and Velo Magazine. A slight departure from past conversations with pro bike racers, this engaging and thought-provoking back and forth with one of the top U.S. cycling journalists is a rare glimpse into some of the motivations and decisions behind covering the sport of cycling. The guys have a free-ranging conversation covering the role of social media, personal vs. professional opinions, and the merits of quality espresso machines. We hope you enjoy this insightful interview as much as we did.

THIS EPISODE Mike sits down with Neal Rogers, Editor in Chief of VeloNews.com and Velo Magazine. A slight departure from past conversations with pro bike racers, this engaging and thought-provoking back and forth with one of the top U.S. cycling journalists is a rare glimpse into some of the motivations and decisions behind covering the sport of cycling. The guys have a free-ranging conversation covering the role of social media, personal vs. professional opinions, and the merits of quality espresso machines. We hope you enjoy this insightful interview as much as we did.