Podcast appearances and mentions of tom schuler

It's time for our annual Tour de France Preview Podcast! We've once again assembled our panel of experts, including long-time cycling enthusiasts, Chris and Will Beyer along with former professional cyclist and organizer of the Tour of America's Dairyland, Tom Schuler. Notably absent this year is Mitch Teich- we wish Mitch a speedy recovery after suffering a nasty ankle injury the night before our podcast. This year, our panel tackles topics like, what do they think about the tour visiting countries other than France? Does the tour need to do more innovation to stay relevant? How do they feel about this year's final day time trial? How ready are the riders affected by the crash in the Tour of Basque Country? Who are the strongest teams? Of course, as always, there's much, much more!

It's time once again for our preview of the Tour of Italy cycling race! We bring back our esteemed panel consisting of cycling enthusiasts and previous Bait and Switch Podcast guests, Will Beyer and Mitch Teich, along with co-host Chris Beyer. In addition, we're once again very fortunate to have former professional cyclist, 1987 USPRO national road champion, Wisconsin cycling hall of fame member and rider of the 1985 Tour of Italy, Tom Schuler to join us! In light of a very serious crash in a recent race involving three of the world's top riders, our panel starts off with a discussion about whether or not anything more can be done about the dangers in professional cycling. The guys present their opinions about the potential of reducing the length of the Tour of Italy and Tour of Spain to 2 weeks, and discuss the pros and cons of decreasing rest days. They also talk about the strength and dominance of Tadej Pogacar, the possibility of a triple crown, the Olympics and other thoughts on his potential strategies for the rest of the year. Of course we wrap things up with predictions. All that and much, much more! Enjoy!

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Today's guest is Tom Schuler, former professional cyclist and founder of the longest competitive road cycling series in the nation, the Tour of America's Dairyland (or ToAD as it's known). We've talked with Tom before about his cycling career and he's a frequent guest on our cycling preview podcasts, but today we focus on ToAD and his opinion on the current state of professional cycling. We chat about sponsors and financing for ToAD, the reasons ToAD has been so successful, some of the reasons stage racing hasn't been as successful in the US as it has in Europe, ideas on increasing the popularity of cycling, and much more! Enjoy!

This is the time of year we've all been waiting for- our 6th annual preview of the Tour de France! Our experts, Mitch Teich, Chris and Will Beyer and former professional cyclist, Tom Schuler are back to talk about the biggest cycling race of the year! We talk injuries, strategies, potential records being broken, who's hot, who's not, predictions and much, much more! Join us now for to get an early start on your Tour fix! Enjoy!

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It's that time of year- we come together for our fifth annual Tour de France Preview podcast. This year, we're once again joined by our panel of experts, including Bait and Switch Podcast's own Chris Beyer, his son Will, frequent guest of the show, Mitch Teich and former professional cyclist and USPRO national road champion, Tom Schuler! Listen in as our experts "talk Tour" and make their predictions for the race! Enjoy!

Tour of America's Dairyland is back for its 13th year Thursday, June 16 through Sunday, June 26, 2022!Tour of America's Dairyland (ToAD) began in 2009 as a “reboot” of Wisconsin's Superweek, a multi-day cycling race that first started in Wisconsin in 1969. ToAD has then gone on to become the largest competitive road cycling series in the U.S., hosting eleven straight days of racing throughout Southeast Wisconsin.In this episode, we're joined by Tom Schuler, founder of ToAD, Bill Koch, Executive Director and Partner of ToAD, and Ryan Barbieri, cyclist and EVP at M3 (a sponsor of this year's race). We'll discuss the history of Tour of America's Dairyland, what sets ToAD apart from other races, and what they're most looking forward to this year.Learn more: https://www.tourofamericasdairyland.com

I'm certain you have heard of the cyclist, Lance Armstrong. There is also a good chance you have heard of former Tour de France winner, Greg Lemond. But do you know the history of American professional cycling in Europe before Lemond? This consolidated episode features American cycling pioneer Tom Schuler.

In episode 26 of the Tour de Todd Cycling Podcast I spoke with Andrew Frey. He's one of the managing directors of The Tour of America's Dairyland racing series in Southeast Wisconsin. The bike racing series started in 2009. Bill Ochowicz and Tom Schuler, put together five-days of racing.     Since then the series has grown to 11 days in 11 different communities. Frey says each year they have nearly 1,100 athletes pro and amateur from 40 U.S. states and 15 countries. This race has truly become one of the most popular racing series in the U.S.    Not only did I speak with Frey about TOAD but also about his time running the Astellas professional cycling team that featured Australian Clay Murfet, Justin Williams, currently with Legion, and Adam Myerson. 

Join us for our fourth annual Tour de France preview podcast! Our panel members, Will Beyer, Chris Beyer, Mitch Teich and Tom Schuler discuss their thoughts on the teams and riders of this year's race. Enjoy!

The highlight clip for January features 3 minutes of our interview with Milwaukee cycling legend and former US Champion, Tom Schuler. Tom was one of the pioneers of Americans cycling in Europe predating Greg Lemond and Lance Armstrong. Tom also has his hands in almost all the large cycling events in Wisconsin, including the Tour of America's Dairyland.

Concrete is all around us: we use it to build our roads, buildings, bridges and much more. Yet over the last 2,000 years, the art of mixing cement and using it to bind concrete hasn't changed very much -- and it remains one of the world's biggest emitters of carbon. Entrepreneur Tom Schuler previews an innovative way to create concrete, potentially turning it into a carbon sink that traps CO2 from the atmosphere -- while producing a viable building material.

Concrete is everywhere. But have you ever looked at the sidewalk and wondered how it was made? How much water was used in the manufacturing process? No? Well, after today you will. This week on You Should Know This, I sit down with Tom Schuler, the President and CEO of Solidia, a sustainable concrete and cement company. Spearheading a digital sustainable revolution in the industry, Solidia is answering their client's call for truly greener processes when it comes to both cement and concrete. We discuss what digital sustainability looks like, how the industry has been impacted by COVID-19 and more. Learn more about Solidia: https://www.solidiatech.com

Concrete is all around us: we use it to build our roads, buildings, bridges and much more. Yet over the last 2,000 years, the art of mixing cement and using it to bind concrete hasn't changed very much -- and it remains one of the world's biggest emitters of carbon. Entrepreneur Tom Schuler previews an innovative way to create concrete, potentially turning it into a carbon sink that traps CO2 from the atmosphere -- while producing a viable building material.

Concrete is all around us: we use it to build our roads, buildings, bridges and much more. Yet over the last 2,000 years, the art of mixing cement and using it to bind concrete hasn't changed very much -- and it remains one of the world's biggest emitters of carbon. Entrepreneur Tom Schuler previews an innovative way to create concrete, potentially turning it into a carbon sink that traps CO2 from the atmosphere -- while producing a viable building material.

Sven, JK and Tony are in the studio and Dave Schlabowske is our call in guest for Full Spectrum Cycling, Show #64. He and Tom Schuler (of 7-11 racing fame among other cycling pursuits) took a trip up to the Bayfield Peninsula to work on refining the Wisconsin Waterfall Bikepacking route and encountered heat, sand and a Lawrence of Arabia complex. Bought that electric bike kit piecemeal on Amazon? Tony's got you covered! Dave's bikepacking rig. - Photo: Dave Schlabowske Photo: Dave Schlabowske More photos from Dave and Tom's sandy adventure. As Dave discusses during the show, the Bayfield Peninsula has copious amounts of sandy terrain for your bikepacking pleasure! Show Beer Potosi Snake Hollow IPA6.5 ABV, 65 IBUOnce teeming with rattlesnakes, the Potosi valley was known as Snake Hollow. The name lives on in our Midwest IPA. Medium bodied and generously dry-hopped, this beer boasts a bold citrus hop character, notes of grapefruit and a clean bitter finish.2016 Gold Medal World Beer Championships https://www.potosibrewery.com/our-beer/core-beers/snake-hollow-ipa/ JK gets all EMT with his Surly Junk Strap On the Stand Testing Now Sven has been testing the MyCharge 6700 recently. Look for a review soon! Sven is an Ent? I've been playing with the Adobe Photoshop Camera app. Pretty fun! Next week on the show we will be harassing…??? Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Some tips for demonstrating safely! Just got a big pile of Sturdy Designs Bags in the shop. Great stuff, Joe!

Sven, JK and Tony are in the studio and Dave Schlabowske is our call in guest for Full Spectrum Cycling, Show #64. He and Tom Schuler (of 7-11 racing fame among other cycling pursuits) took a trip up to the Bayfield Peninsula to work on refining the Wisconsin Waterfall Bikepacking route and encountered heat, sand […]

Did you know that broken bones of the spine are the most common type of fractures in people with osteoporosis? In this episode, National Osteoporosis Foundation CEO Claire Gill interviews Dr. Tom Schuler, president of the National Spine Health Foundation and CEO and founder of the Virginia Spine Institute. They discuss the relationship between overall bone health and spinal health while offering useful tips on some of the most important things people can do at every stage of life to protect their spine. Dr. Tom Schuler is president of the National Spine Health Foundation and chairman of its Medical and Scientific Board. His is also the founder of the Virginia Spine Institute. He has previously been the spine consultant to the Washington Redskins and frequently treats professional and amateur athletes. Dr. Schuler is a pioneer in the advancement of disc arthroplasty, minimally invasive spine surgery, and regenerative therapies. He has revolutionized spinal health care across the Washington, DC metropolitan area and the nation. Dr. Schuler is the Physician Assistant Fellowship Program Director at the Virginia Spine Institute. Dr. Schuler is a distinguished fellow in both the American College of Spine Surgery and the American College of Surgeons. He is a member of the North American Spine Society, and the U.S. Capital Chapter of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO).

For the past decade, Solidia Technologies, a New Jersey-based, VC-funded cement and concrete technology company, has been hard at work addressing construction’s shoddy environmental record by looking deeper at the industry’s global resource footprint. CEO Tom Schuler speaks with the podcast on why rethinking water and energy consumption is just as critical to the industry's future as are CO2 considerations, as well as the firm's international expansion.

In part 2 of our interview with cycling legend Tom Schuler, Tom plays along with a little game that's apparently called "Who's phone number do you have?". We also talk about Tom's life post-cycling, and we discuss how cycling is bringing people together in a time when we're becoming more and more isolated. Oh yeah- Tom also casually mentions that one day he won the US Pro Road Championship! In fact, he almost won it TWICE! He tells us the crazy story that cost him a first place finish two years earlier. Enjoy!

Retired professional cyclist, Tom Schuler joins us today! Tom takes us through his history of cycling, including his experience on the 1980 Olympic team that boycotted the Moscow olympics and riding on the AMF team (which would later become the first 7-11 team) along with Jim Ochowicz, and Eric and Beth Heiden (yes, THOSE Heidens- I couldn't believe it either!) We also talk about the efforts cycling has taken to rebuild its reputation as a clean sport.

Attention all cycling lovers! Our second annual Tour De France Preview podcast features Milwaukee cycling legend, Tom Schuler, former NPR radio host, Mitch Teich and Cycling reporter, Sylvi Teich. Our guests join us to give a quick overview of the course, the jerseys, the teams in the race and the individual riders, along with their own personal predictions. Don't watch a second of the Tour, before listening to this one!

In this episode, you’ll learn different ways you can understand your audience better from Rob Cassetti and Tom Schuler. We recently attended the 2018 Museum Association of New York annual conference and spoke with attendees from all over New York State representing all types of museums and cultural institutions. I found the conversations enlightening and inspiring. Through this series, I hope you will find a new perspective on this important segment of the tourism industry and how museums and cultural institutions are working to build community, reach audiences beyond their local markets and creating new programming and events that enhance the visitor experience. In this episode, I share my conversations with: Rob Cassetti, Senior Director of Creative Strategy and Audience Engagement at Corning Museum of Glass: https://www.cmog.org/ Tom Schuler, Chief Government Relations Officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC: https://www.metmuseum.org/ A transcript of this episode is available here: http://destinationontheleft.com/museum-series-episode-1/

Tom Schuler discusses the annual 85k+ trek from Hayward to Cable and back.

In Episode 82 Randy and Dean Warren are joined by Aqua Blue Sport's Larry Warbasse.  It's Larry's birthday (June 28) and he graciously expounds on his recent Tour de Suisse win and US Pro Nationals road race win in Knoxville, Tennessee.  Larry explains his Aqua Blue Sports team sponsor business, and talks us through his wins and tactics in the recent races.  Warbasse is the second Michigan native to win the stars and stripes jersey joining Tom Schuler as Michiganders to win the pro road race.