Cyclist Magazine Podcast
From the team behind Cyclist Magazine, this is a podcast for lovers of all things cycling, whether you’re a sucker for a sportive, a carbon fibre connoisseur or just Bernard Hinault’s biggest fan.
Hosts James Spender and Emma Cole bring you in-depth conversations from within the world of cycling by the people that know it best, with new episodes every other Thursday. Guests have included the likes of Greg LeMond, Tyler Hamilton, Sean Kelly, Krishnan Guru-Murthy and more.
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- Update frequency
- every 13 days
- Average duration
- 69 minutes
- Episodes
- 141
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
59. Matt Stephens, who needs no introduction
This week Anthony and James talk to ex-national champ, ex-GCN presenter but still prolific broadcaster and all round top human, Matt Stephens, about, well... about everything. That's because one minu…
58. Peter Stetina, from WorldTour pro to gravel privateer
After nearly a decade as professional, Peter Stetina swapped skinny tyres for wide rubber, grew a tash and threw himself headlong into the gravel scene. Today he races as a self-styled privateer, com…
57. Imogen Cotter back from the brink
Imogen Cotter's 2022 season was looking rosy, the Irish road race champ had moved to Girona armed with a new pro contract and ready to take on the world, but in one fell swoop a horrendous road traff…
56. Cory Williams is LEGION
Cory Williams is the founder of US racing team LEGION, which as well as winning road and crit races all over the world, pushes for diversity in cycling with a roster of athletes from all walks of lif…
55. Phil Cavell, the bicycle polymath
Phil Cavell helped pioneer bike fit with the early Trek teams, runs CycleFit in London, writes books, walks dogs, rides bikes and pens a monthly column in Cyclist magazine about how to keep riding in…
54. Cam Wurf runs, rides and swims for a living
Cam Wurf rides for WorldTour team Ineos Grenadiers but is also a triathlete hoping to win the Ironman World Championships.
James and Joe speak to Cam about the balancing act of cycling and triathlons,…
53. The. Fred Wright Stuff
Fred Wright came 7th at the Tour of Flanders. The Bahrain-Victorious rider found himself out front at the biggest race in Belgium and finished with his best career result so far.
What's next? Joe and …
52. Tyler Hamilton has found peace
This week, James and Joe are joined by Tyler Hamilton.
We all know who Tyler Hamilton is. It's been 10 years since Hamilton released his awarding winning book 'The Secret Race: Inside the Hidden World…
51. Richard Moore on the changing face of cycling journalism
This week's episode is with journalist, author and one third of the Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore.
From his first Tour de France covered as press in 2005 to his award-winning podcast, Moore talks to …
50. Anthony Walsh, the Roadman Cyclist
The Roadman Cyclist Anthony Walsh is many things. A coach, racer, podcaster.
Walsh believes he can use cycling as a tool for health happiness and longevity so Joe and James thought we'd ask him how.
Yo…
49. Dame Sarah Storey is as inspiring as you'd imagine
Dame Sarah Storey is as inspiring as an athlete can be.
17 Paralympic gold medals. 40 World titles. 77 world records including the para-cycling Hour Records. Manager and Captain of her own race team, …
48. Why Nathan Haas is racing gravel now
Nathan Haas has retired as a professional cyclist to take up a new life as a....professional cyclist.
Haas is the latest WorldTour rider to give up the hustle, bustle of the pro peloton for life on th…
47. David O'Doherty is obsessed with cycling
Ever since watching Stephen Roche and Sean Kelly dominate the pro peloton in the 1980s, comic David O'Doherty has been obsessed with cycling.
Joe and James dial in to David's home to dive into his ama…
46. Romain Bardet, the thinker
Happy New Year!
Welcome back to the Cyclist Magazine Podcast, haven't we got a treat for you. Starting the year as we mean to go on, we took one of the peloton's great animators, Romain Bardet, to the…
45. The Chris Juul-Jensen Yuletide special!
What do pro cyclists do at Christmas? We rang Team BikeExchange joker Chris Juul-Jensen to find out.
James and Joe chat to the man who's name literally means Christmas in Danish about whether you shou…
44. Fiona Kolbinger is a special bike rider
Ultra-cyclist Fiona Kolbinger is a special bike rider.
The 26-year-old became the first female winner of the Transcontinental Race in 2019 winning in a time of 10 days 2 hours and 48 minutes, 10 hours…
43. Pete Kennaugh has come full circle
Once tipped as the 'next big thing' in British cycling, Kennaugh found hi…
42. A Ned Boulting from the blue!
Joe and James talk to …
41. The mad world of Jens Voigt
40. Magnus Backstedt on PARIS-ROUBAIX!!!
So to celebrate the Hell of the North's return and the inaugural women's Roubaix (what took them so long?…