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July 19, 2019
ABOUT THIS EPISODEWelcome to Episode 5 of She Shreds! This episode one is with Anne Keller and Jen Zeuner of The Hot Tomato. Anne and Jen are on the road and take a little time to chat with Val. The ladies discuss a wide range of topics – from fun stories to pizza stories, as well as the story of The Hot Tomato. It's a fun episode with some good insight, experiences, and laughter. Listen in to She Shreds right now!
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RELATED SHOW LINKSThe Hot Tomato website – https://www.hottomatopizza.com/ The Hot Tomato on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/hottomatopizza/ The Hot Tomato on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/hottomatopizza/ The Hot Tomato on Yelp – https://www.yelp.com/biz/hot-tomato-pizzeria-fruita Life of Pie – https://vimeo.com/344361560 Juliana Maverick – https://www.julianabicycles.com/en-US/maverickFollow Anne on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/annekeller1/ Follow Jen on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jenzeuner/
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ABOUT SHE SHREDS PODCASTThe She Shreds Podcast celebrates women who are doing amazing things, on bikes and in life, while inspiring countless others to try something new, step outside of their comfort zone, and to love themselves while doing it.
The women you'll meet on She Shreds Podcast are athletes, mothers, ambassadors, bike industry leaders, product designers and engineers, pillars of their communities, adventurers and travelers from all corners of the country. They've started businesses, raised families, won races, lost races, healed from injury, seen success in their careers, failed at times and have followed their hearts.
We'll hear about their experiences, learn from their hard earned wisdom and get a glimpse into the hearts and minds of some truly amazing women.
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July 17, 2019
Dirt Rag Dirt Fest PA 2019 Show Page
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Patrick Reed is the owner of Dirt Components in Austin, Texas. He sits down to share the story of Dirt Components, the products, running a small business, the new frame project and the life of an entreprenuer.
Dirt Components – https://www.dirtcomponents.com/ Dirt Components on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/dirtcomponents Dirt Components on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/dirtcomponents/
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ABOUT DIRT FEST
Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine's in-print stoke to an in-person "gathering of the tribe."
The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.
Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.
July 17, 2019
ABOUT THE EPISODEMTB Ben and August headed out on their first bikepacking trip. Listen in to hear a 4 year old's perspective on a first bikepacking trip, handling roots, a bridge, and bugs. Do you have an idea for MTB Ben, the Backyard Boys, and/or New England Dirt? If so, let Ben know at nedirt@mountainbikeradio.com.
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RELATED SHOW LINKSMSR Tents - https://www.msrgear.com/tents/ NEMO Equipment - https://www.nemoequipment.com/ Follow MTB Ben on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtbben603/ Email MTB Ben: NEDirt@MountainBikeRadio.com
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July 16, 2019
ABOUT THE EPISODEMatt and Andrea make a PODCAST. Matt eats his words and likes something new for his gravel setup. Andrea discusses considerations about derailleurs, gearing, and things that are available in a pinch. Bikes, questions, things. Listen up.
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LISTENER QUESTIONS– Rowan from Australia is wondering about a fork for his Karate Monkey
If you would like to ask a question, please send an email title JRA Question to jra@mountainbikeradio.com.
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LISTENER CONTRIBUTIONS – Matthew D from Canada gave $50 ------------- RELATED SHOW LINKSLauf Forks – https://www.laufcycling.com/ Microshift – https://www.microshift.com/en/ Just Riding Along on Twitter – https://twitter.com/TheJRAShow Brickhouse Racing Website – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/BrickhouseRacing Brickhouse Racing Instagram – https://instagram.com/brickhouseracing/ Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page – https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Andrea's Twitter – https://twitter.com/BrickhouseMTB Matt's Twitter – https://twitter.com/Beanpolematt Kenny's Twitter – https://twitter.com/NoFullFaceKenny
You can support this content by becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mtnbikeradioBecome a Mountain Bike Radio Member: http://mountainbikeradio.bigcartel.com/category/mbr-memberships Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MountainBikeRadio Mountain Bike Radio on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtnBikeRadioMountain Bike Radio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtnbikeradio/Mountain Bike Radio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE6EAkjP_dmm94_HbKya0Q
July 16, 2019
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brendon has some unique experience and perspective. He has spent several years in the bike world and enjoys a lot of time on his bike and he is now an ultrarunner and owns White Dot Productions, which is the only trail running guide company serving the 500,000+ acres of the Blue Ridge Mountains. They chat about a wide range of topics to give you some idea of what the Dirt Rag Dirt Fest experience is all about.
Happy Mutant CBD – https://www.thehappymutant.com/full-spectrum-cbd/ White Dot Productions – http://www.whitedotproductions.com/ White Dot Productions on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pg/whitedotadventures/ White Dot Productions on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/whitedotadventures/
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ABOUT DIRT FEST
Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine's in-print stoke to an in-person "gathering of the tribe."
The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.
Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.
July 16, 2019
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Harlan Price is an experienced and successful rider and instructor on the East Coast. He is the owner of TakeAim Cycling. He sits down with the guys to discuss several topics related to mountain bike instruction, including dropper posts, skills, coaching vs instruction, and more that will get you thinking about what feeling you may be missing on your next ride.
TakeAim Cycling – https://www.takeaimcycling.com/ TakeAim Cycling on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/TakeaimCycling/ TakeAim Cycling on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/takeaimcycling/
ABOUT DIRT FEST
Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine's in-print stoke to an in-person "gathering of the tribe."
The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.
Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.
July 15, 2019
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Doug Dalton joins the guys to chat about Dirt Fest, the cycling industry, and a lot more. Doug is an industry veteran who has spent time as a World Cup level mechanic, Brand Manager, SRAM Senior Brand Ambassador, and many other things. Learn more about Doug right HERE.
ABOUT DIRT FEST
Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine's in-print stoke to an in-person "gathering of the tribe."
The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.
Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.
July 14, 2019
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ben Welnak and Ben Hall (aka MTB Ben) sit down before the start of Dirt Rag Dirt Fest Pennsylvania and share what the experience is like so far and what to expect.
Next episode: Doug Dalton from SRAM.
ABOUT DIRT FEST
Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine's in-print stoke to an in-person "gathering of the tribe."
The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.
Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.
July 13, 2019
Dirt Rag Dirt Fest PA Show Page
This is a real quick 3 minute intro to what is coming to the Mountain Bike Radio feed. You're going to start hearing a lot of content from Dirt Rag Dirt Fest from May in Pennsylvania which was a great time. Ben Welnak and Ben Hall (aka MTB Ben from New England Dirt) were fortunate to sit down with a wide variety of guests. Then after the Pennsylvania content, you'll get some from Dirt Rag Dirt Fest from July in West Virginia. Stay tuned!
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ABOUT DIRT FEST
Maurice and Elaine Tierney started Dirt Rag in 1989, creating a magazine that provided an inclusive forum where readers shared their stoke for the riding, culture, and lifestyle of mountain biking. After having a great time at the legendary Jim Thorpe Mountain Bike Weekend, the pair decided that Dirt Rag was in a position to translate the magazine's in-print stoke to an in-person "gathering of the tribe."
The first edition of Dirt Fest took place in 1991 at Camp Soles, a YMCA youth camp east of Pittsburgh. The original event was decidedly chill. There was no vendor expo bristling with the bleeding edge of bicycle technology. Demo rides amounted to swapping bikes with a newfound friend. There was a lake, a bonfire, and a bicycle polo field. Nighttime entertainment consisted of an attendee strumming a guitar at the group bonfire—a far cry from The Earthtones jamming for a circus tent full of partying mountain bikers.
Read more about Dirt Fest HERE.
July 12, 2019
ABOUT THIS EPISODEThe guys have hit 100 episodes! It's been a great "ride" for sure. They're pushing on with this episode. You get your dose of news and then plenty of discussion about bikes. Tani warns about Strava and Nathan tells his story (quickly becoming a cautionary tale…) of his still-not-delivered Pole.
The Path guys welcome all of your questions and encourage you to send them an email with the subject "Podcast Question" to podcast@thepathbikeshop.com.
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RELATED SHOW LINKSCrafts N Cranks – https://www.bigbearmountainresort.com/summer/things-to-do/events/event-detail?url=crafts-cranks&day=20&month=7&year=2019 Mt Shasta Enduro – http://www.californiaenduroseries.com/2019_mt_shasta/ Sturdy Durty – https://www.sturdydirty.com/ Juliana Maverick – https://www.julianabicycles.com/en-US/maverick Santa Cruz Hightower – https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-US/hightower Pole Bicycles – https://polebicycles.com/ Nicolai Bicycles – https://en.nicolai-bicycles.com/ The Path Podcast on YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/thepathbikeshoptustin Get on The Path Newsletter – https://thepathbikeshop.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=df59964daebd2d58a75cd52b3&id=4aa76a894b
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ABOUT THE PATH PODCASTThe Path Podcast is an entertaining and informative podcast with Nathan, Auk, Tani, and other regular guests covering many aspects of mountain biking, including technical information, listener questions, event details, and just talking bikes in general. Listen in as they take you into their passionate mountain biking minds.
To support The Path directly, you can do the following: – You can follow the hashtag #ThePathPodcast on Instagram & Twitter – If you're in California, head over to the Tustin and/or Live Oak stores and say hi. – Go to their website at thepathbikeshop.com. – Follow The Path on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Vimeo
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