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Cycling stories from across Canada and around the world. We talk to pros who ride on the road and the trails. We also talk about gear, riding and training. It's bikes, bikes and more bikes, eh.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCycling stories from across Canada and around the world. We talk to pros who ride on the road and the trails. We also talk about gear, riding and training. It's bikes, bikes and more bikes, eh.
Recent episodes include "‘You’re pranking me’: The moment a Canadian rider discovered she’d won a world title" (8 October 2026, 38 minutes), "Derek Gee-West and teammates give the inside scoop on who can win at worlds in Montreal" (17 September 2026, 28 minutes), and "World champ Magdeleine Vallières Mill talks about her rainbow jersey defence in Montreal" (3 September 2026, 33 minutes).
Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 57 minutes across 151 episodes.
Booking probability for Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is a general show with 151 episodes published.
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Episode #151
On Aug. 22, Eve Buczkowski, a 17-year-old rider from Talbotville, Ont., won the points race in Heusden-Zolder at the junior track cycling world championships. At first, she couldn’t believe it. She didn’t trust the...
Episode #150
This is the information you need, from Canadian riders, before the world championships. Just ahead of the road cycling world championships in Montreal, four elite Canadian riders on the men’s squad spoke about what...
Episode #149
In this episode, world champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill looks back at her year in the rainbow jersey and ahead to defending it in Montreal. Her win in Kigali at the 2025 road world championships meant she was no...
Episode #148
In this episode, an expert aerodynamicist looks at the major improvements you can make using the latest in aero advancements to go faster on your bike. Ingmar Jungnickel was once on-staff at Specialized and is now the...
Episode #147
In this episode, Canadian cycling legend Svein Tuft shares insights on staying fast and healthy approaching 50, his views on longevity and AI, and his latest adventures in FKTs and remote rides. He draws on his...
Episode #146
Meaghan Hackinen has a habit of breaking ultra-distance cycling records. Recently, the Kelowna, B.C., rider set the women’s fastest known time for the iconic Tour Divide route. On this episode of the Canadian Cycling...
Episode #145
The big 32-inch wheels are coming. They’ve already rolled through multi-stage mountain bike races, XC World Cups, gravel competitions and DH runs. For some, they provoke eye-rolls as the bike industry pursues yet...
Episode #144
July 5, 2026 is a special date. It will mark 40 years since a Canadian, Coquitlam, B.C.’s Alex Stieda, went on an audacious breakaway and secured the yellow jersey. For a brief moment, Stieda led the Tour de France. He...
Episode #143
Sometimes, a gravel champion of multiple nations simply finds himself without a floor pump. A few weeks ago, Benjamin Perry was in need of such a tool at Unbound Gravel, the premier gravel race on the calendar. Perry...
Episode #142
<p>The former bassist of the Sex Pistols, long nails on race day and crosswinds all connect with Sidney Swierenga. Find out how in this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast.</p> <p>In early May, Swierenga...
Episode #141
<p>Can you train mental durability?</p> <p>“Yes, 100 per cent,” says Haley Smith.</p> <p>The rider knows her stuff. She’s an Olympian who competed in cross country mountain biking. She’s a Commonwealth Games medallist...
Episode #140
<p>In this special cross-over episode with our sibling podcast, The Shakeout over at Canadian Running, host John Gay speaks with sport science writer Alex Hutchinson about the high-carb fuelling revolution that...
Episode #139
<p>Nicole Bradbury’s World Cup short track race came down to the wire. Following terrible opening laps—where she dropped to the back of the field and then was taken down by a crash—the Hamilton rider got up to the front...
Episode #138
<p>Canadian cycling great Gord Fraser has many road race wins to his name. But how many exactly? A quick search online leads to the number 200. Two hundred race wins. Really? In this episode of the Canadian Cycling...
Episode #137
<p>In 2025, Squamish’s Elly Hoskin racked up a slew of successes: two Enduro World Cup wins, a victory at Crankworx Whistler, the world championship gold, as well as the national enduro title. Not bad for a rider in her...
Episode #136
<p>In February, Luke Valenti won two races in Spain. He took the general classification of the three-stage Memorial Manuel Sanroma Valencia. A week later, he won the one-day Circuito del Guadiana, putting him in the...
Episode #135
<p>Why is it a good idea to sleep in a pit toilet in Alaska?</p> <p>In this episode of the Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast, world-record holder Ashleigh Myles explains the benefits of such grungy accommodation and...
Episode #134
<p>In 2012, at the “old” age of 21, Montrealer Jamie Piccoli decided to pursue a career in pro road cycling. In his new book, Tell Me I Can’t, Piccoli chronicles that moment and his struggles to make it. The work is not...
Episode #133
<p>The Canadian Cycling Magazine Podcast is back with two feature interviews. At the start of 2025, both Derek Gee-West and Michael Woods were teammates on Israel-Premier Tech. But by the end of August, Gee-West wasn’t...
Episode #132
<p>In this in-depth interview, world champion Magdeleine Vallières Mill not only looks back at the 2025 season and the lead-up to her historic win in Kigali, Rwanda, but also ahead to next year, and the events she’s...
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Olympian, sports psychology PhD student, mountain bike champion, Canada
author of The Explorer's Gene
Co-Founder and Executive Director of Dream Builders 4 Equity, NYFights.com
Democratic candidate for the Alabama House of Representatives in District 43, Trek
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