Podcasts about ride media

In this week's Zwift SBS Cycling podcast cycling journalists Jamie Finch-Penninger, Anthony Tan and Rob Arnold of RIDE Media join in the podcast studio for a passionate discussion about the key lead-up races for the Tour de France, as well as the local cycling scene.

Veteran cycling journalist Rob Arnold from RIDE Media joins Jordan Kounelis to recap this year's events at the Tour de France.

Charaf fait sa route depuis une dizaine d'années dans le rap game québécois. Il s'est vite fait remarqué par son implication sur le terrain avec son média Inter-Peura, Il s'est par la suite dirigé vers le production d'événement et le management. Aujourd'hui il est le chargé de projet chez le label Joy Ride Records, en plus de s'impliquer dans d'autres domaines tel que l'humour avec la boite Fishnet. Bref, une conversation hyper intéressante vous attend! Bonne écoute

RIDE Media's Rob Arnold joined Jordan Kounelis on the first rest day of the Tour de France to recap a highly eventful first nine days of the tour and the significance of Ben O'Connor's stage victory on stage nine.

Check out the inspirational conversation with entrepreneur, vocalist for Nasty Savage, former Pro Wrestler, and founder of Born to Ride Media, Ronnie Galetti- Ronnie shares his thoughts on motivation, passion and what it takes to be successful in the entertainment and promotions industry. A thirty-five year veteran of the game, Nasty Ronnie delivers the goods!- Thanks for Listening!~https://www.borntoride.com

We discuss all the fall out of the riders protest on stage 19 at the Giro. Are the riders too soft or do the organisers need to work harder at improving conditions at their races? We chat with Rob Arnold from Ride Media and Brenton Jones checks in from hotel quarantine in WA.

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In this week's Zwift SBS Cycling podcast cycling journalists Jamie Finch-Penninger, Anthony Tan and Rob Arnold of RIDE Media join in the podcast studio for a passionate discussion about the key lead-up races for the Tour de France, as well as the local cycling scene.

Will Porte win the Dauphine as a prelude to an eventual Tour de France yellow jersey? Is Tom Dumoulin the most popular Grand Tour winner of his generation? All these questions and more are pondered by the panel of Anthony Tan, Rob Arnold of RIDE Media and interim host Jamie Finch-Penninger.

This episode features Paul Aitken of Ride Media and The Drone U. Paul is an expert drone pilot and aerial photographer and filmmaker. His aerial work includes a broad range of subject matter from water sports to high-end real estate. Paul shares his expertise and practical tips for shooting aerial photos and videos with drones. Mentioned in the show: Book: How Google Works by by Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg Syma X5C-1 4 Channel 2.4GHz RC Helicopter Explorers Quad Copter with Camera The Drone U special offer for DCP listeners:http://carlolson.tv/droneu Paul Aitken on the web: Ride Media website:http://ridemedia.co/ Instagram: @taitkenflighthttps://instagram.com/taitkenflight/ Twitter: @theDroneUhttps://twitter.com/theDroneU Take your business to the next level with KRE8 University: http://carlolson.tv/kre8 Become an associate producer of the Digital Convergence Podcast by your generous financial support: http://www.patreon.com/carlolson Leave voice mail feedback:https://www.speakpipe.com/CarlOlson Send me an email: http://carlolson.tv/contact/ Note: some of the above links are affiliate links that help offset the cost of producing this podcast. Your support is deeply appreciated.

This week on the show, it’s week two at the Giro d’Italia, and what a week it was.. An amateur photographer brought down the peloton in Catiglione della Pescala leaving Danielle Colli a sickening sight, and the rulebook was thrown at Simon Clarke and Richie Porte for a wheel change. Plus, we’ll wrap up the Amgen Tour of California, where an unlikely Slovak pulled off quite the coup. And wonder whether ‘-gate’ is an overused suffix. Hosted by Al Hinds, with Phil Gomes, and Ride Media’s Rob Arnold.

This week on the show, the E3-Harlebeke is a little bit naughty and gets a reprimand from the UCI, Bert and Froome battle for top-dog status in Spain, Thomas Dekker rides the Hour but falls short even while on Pajote, and are we unfair on MAMILs? Hosted by Al Hinds, with Phil Gomes, Anthony Tan, and Ride Media’s Rob Arnold.

The Cycling Central Podcast for the week of the 19th February, 2015, providing your weekly review of all things cycling. This week on the show, a Belgie passes before his time, helmets are good, but also bad, a painted bike lane shouldn’t be demonised, how not not fix a crank arm on a pursuit bike, and summarizing the shambles of a half decade at Cycling Australia. Hosted by Al Hinds, with Phil Gomes, Anthony Tan, and Ride Media’s Rob Arnold.

This week on the show it’s Controversy at the Croc Trophy; Brian Cookson speaks on a women’s Tour de France; We look local as the NRS concludes and Cadel unveils his new event. That’s all in this week’s show, and with me, as always, it’s the troublesome trio of Cycling Central Editor Phil Gomes, Scribe Anthony Tan, and Ride Media’s Rob Arnold.

The Cycling Central Podcast returns after an extended hiatus, and we’re exceedingly happy to again be in this fine, rather spartan studio at SBS HQ to talk all things cycling. Regular guest contributor, a man whose passion for the sport created one of Australia’s most read bicycling magazines, Ride Media’s Rob Arnold joins the podcast as well as SBS favourite, raconteur, and journalist, Anthony Tan. This week on the Cycling Central Podcast we look ahead at La Vuelta a Espana, think about Orica’s bid for a place on a Grand Tour GC, talk USA PRO and Eneco and wonder whether the world cares, plus we muse on an already busy transfer season.